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Cost of Solar, Financing, Lease Options
How much does solar energy cost?
An average residential solar system costs between $15,000-25,000 after solar rebates and solar incentives. Considering that you will probably spend over $72,000 in electrical bills over the next 25 years, this can be a small price to pay. Some companies even offer solar lease options in which you pay no out-of-pocket expenses for the installation.
The exact cost of your solar system will depend on the applicable Ohio solar state rebates and utility incentives available in your area and the type of solar installation you chose. Using a qualified installer who is familiar with the local incentives and permitting process will ensure that you get the most from your investment.
Are there any government tax incentives or rebates?
One of the great elements of solar power in the U.S. is that there are large number of tax incentives and rebate programs that exist to make it easier to afford solar power for your home. The solar installer that you select will be up to date on all of the applicable incentives based on where you live but below are some of the basics:
- Federal Tax Credit: Investment Tax Credit (ITC) allows individuals to deduct 30% of the cost of a solar system from individual federal income taxes;
- Individual State Rebates: Many states offer cash rebates that are either flat amount or are based on the size of your solar power system – check out the U.S. governments Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency for more information on the rebates in your particular area;
- Property Tax Exemptions: Many states also specifically exclude the value a solar energy system from your your annual property taxes… for example, if a new solar power system adds $30,000 to the value of your home, that $30,000 will be exempted from the total assessed value and your property taxes will not increase as a result of the new system.
- Municipal and Utility Rebates: In addition to the federal and state incentives, many local municipalities and utilities will offer rebates on top of everything else…please check out Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency for any incentives in your specific area.
What are the current Ohio solar incentives and how do they work?
Ohio also has a large number of rebates and tax incentives all geared towards promoting the adoption of residential and commercial power systems. The following is a brief discussion of the primary rebates and incentives in Ohio (since these programs are subject to change at any time, please make sure you talk to an Ohio solar installer for up to date information on these programs):
Is Ohio a "net metering" state?
On top of the state subsidies, Ohio has a net metering policy which means that you only pay for the net amount of electricity that you use. With net metering, homeowners with solar installed are able to "bank" the excess electricity their solar system generates and receive credit up to 100% of their electric use bill at the full retail electricity price that they can use later. In Ohio, only residential renewable energy generation systems up to 25kW are eligible for net metering and commercial systems up to 500kW. However, under Ohio law, if more than 1% of a state utility's customers ask for a net-metering agreement, that utility is not legally obliged to provide net metering. Lastly, under Ohio's net metering laws the billing cycle is annual meaning that at the end of a billing year, customers are permitted to sell any excess power to the Green Energy Fund at their utility's wholesale rate. So under net metering, customers can expect only to receive an annual credit as opposed to a monthly credit.
If I can not afford an up front payment for a solar power system, are there financing options to help me?
Yes, our partners offer a variety of great solar financing options to help offset some of initial installation costs. In some cases, your monthly payment will be less than the amount of savings on your electric bill. Low interest rates are available and the solar system increases the value of your home. Again, the your solar installer will have all of the details on the available solar financing options but make sure you ask about the following:
- Home Equity Loans: borrowing against the equity of your home;
- Solar Lease: leasing the solar panels for a fee over a set length of time; and
- Power Purchase Agreement: an arrangement similar to a lease arrangement where the solar provider/installer secures funding on their own for the solar project, installs the solar system in your home/office building and then sells the electricity from the solar system to the home/building owner at a fixed contractual price for a set length of time.
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A jovial radio interview quickly turned somber when DJs asked Kelly Rowland about reuniting with the father she hasn't seen in 20 years.
"I'm very sensitive about this subject," said Kelly who, was on air with the crew at Power 105.1 in New York.
"I haven't talked to him yet. I definitely plan on it. Hopefully, I'll meet him soon," said Kelly, who defended his motives when it was suggested that he might just be after her money and his own 15 minutes of fame.
"I don't think it was so much that. It's been a long process of him trying to get back in contact with me. It's very interesting now how it does happen at this time. I think everyone deserves forgiveness," said Kelly.
She doesn't seem to be holding any grudges, but Kelly is in a very good place right now.
The "Motivation" singer also discussed her BET Awards performance and her appearance on "Single Ladies."
"I love the show," she said.
Kelly also said that she loves former Destiny's Child member LeToya Luckett, but there's no reunion in the works.
"It hasn't been anything we talked about at all…. It hasn't been anything we discussed," she said.
Kelly also talked about her relationship status and asking guys out. Did she date Cee Lo Green? Watch.
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I called a friend in another state this morning to wish her 'Happy New Year". The woman said she had been ill for three weeks with the "flu" and diarrhea. I asked what treatment her doctor had prescribed and if she had had a chest X-ray. "Well", she said, "I haven't seen the doctor. He is very busy, so I have just seen his physician's assistant. The man said I didn't have pneumonia because my chest was clear." I told her about a sweet little girl I had seen who was ill with fever and a cough and no chest X-ray had been taken. The mother of the child also told me that the previous doctor hadn't heard anything in the child's chest so there wasn't any pneumonia. I knew the child had pneumonia because she was grunting. A chest X-ray showed a bad lobar pneumonia.
The physician assistant who saw my friend obviously didn't know that a pneumonia can be "silent." Since the woman has lost twelve pounds in the last three weeks, the doctor finally decided he needed to do something; he has ordered a CT scan of her chest and body for next week. This is very bad medicine and also expensive. Why doesn't he order a chest X-ray first, plus a stool culture because of the diarrhea, some anti-diarrhea medicine and maybe actually examine my friend? Is that really too much to ask? I suspect the doctor may be charging for his time when his PA is the one who has actually seen the woman. My friend thinks the doctor is "wonderful", so she will probably just go on getting poor care. If patients accept this kind of totally inadequate care, their lives can be dramatically and often fatally affected.


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Indefinite leave may be required under broader New York City law
On 10 October 2013, the New York Court of Appeals held that New York employers are not required to provide indefinite leave as an accommodation under the state disability discrimination law, but that they may be required to do so under the broader New York City law. In Romanello v Intesa Sanpaolo, the state's highest court affirmed a lower court order dismissing a disability discrimination claim under the New York State Human Rights Law (NYSHRL) by Giuseppe Romanello against his former employer, Intesa Sanpaolo. However, the court reversed the lower court's dismissal of Romanello's claim under the New York City Human Rights Law (NYCHRL), finding that this claim may be viable under the broader protections of the City law. The dissent, however, argued that the complaint had sufficiently pled a claim even under the NYSHRL because it alleged that the employer failed to engage in an interactive process with the plaintiff before terminating his employment.
Romanello, a former executive, took a medical leave of absence for major depression and other medical issues. After he had been on leave for almost five months, the company contacted him to advise him that his protected leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act was set to expire and to inquire whether he intended to return to work or abandon his position. When Romanello responded that his prognosis was uncertain and his return to work date indeterminate, the company responded by terminating his employment. Romanello thereafter brought a disability discrimination suit against Intesa Sanpaolo, under both the NYSHRL and the NYCHRL. The trial court dismissed both claims, and the intermediate appellate court affirmed the dismissals…
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Home to the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa's economy is bolstered by the growing enrollment at the University, as well as the Crimson Tide football fan base and all of the related influxes of visitors for home football games. Tuscaloosa has attracted major business investments locally, nationally and internationally, and now sustains business partnerships with countries such as France, Germany, Japan, Italy, the United Kingdom and Canada. [1. "Business and Industry", tuscaloosachamber.com, n.d. Web 29 Aug. 2012]With these and other partnerships, Tuscaloosa continues to garner recognition:
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The meatballs aren't made yet. The washing needs to go into the garden, which is overgrown. I have a task list 20 deep for today alone. Breakfast is porridge and sits congealed and uneaten in a pan, because I've just come back from a run to clear my head ready to attack the hours ahead.
This sense of deluge is common among us wannabe successful business owners. I know it – I hear it every networking event I go to.
Sometimes you're in control. Sometimes you regress to those earlier moments of chaos in the evolution of you and your commercial intent.
Anxiety and insecurity are rampant in this game we play. When they're good times, they're good. No question.
But it's so easy to slip and slide and believe when you're on top of your game, you can achieve anything.
On one hand, that's a profitable state to be in. Your workrate is higher, the ideas are flowing and you're ready to tackle anything. Or at least, that's how it feels.
Watch the signs
You can't tackle anything. That's a red herring. When you're delirious through triumph you're on a pivot. You can stay focused and do amazing things more, in which case you're swinging towards maturity. On the other hand, as I have done on so many occasions, you can predicate failure by taking on the work of an army and realising that you're only human. One human.
I've still to fathom the process of acquiring hired help in the form of an elance or odesk buddy. Because I don't have bunches of cash coming in, and my ideas about business are – let's face it – pretty fragmented, I'm not confident enough the value is there yet, for me.
But I do think if you have a solid business plan and you want to avoid this tedious state of solopreneur sin known as overwhelm, you should really focus on shifting the admin side of things to someone else and focusing on your strengths.
That's where overwhelm vanishes, for me. When I have one or two themes in my armoury, nothing more. Podcasting and writing. That's where I need to get to. Specifically, I need to get it down to one.
Getting it done
And as for daily tasks? Two on the calendar, no more. I've been cancelling meetings I set up because I simply don't have the time. Instead of doing, I'm talking. And I'm a firm believer as Godin comments, that shipping should be our favoured state. Getting our products and services out the door.
Claire Burge of Get Organised – probably the closest thing to a business healer I've ever come across in years of trying – gave me a list of things she does, and doesn't. At first I thought it lightweight. Now I know just how incredible she is.
An excerpt from her unsurpassed ministrations that now make perfect sense:
I have a master list to which I add all 'to do' items to. On a Sunday, I plan no more than two major tasks from that list for every day of the week. This allows for email and unexpected to do items to happen every day. I only check email twice a day for an hour in the morning and an hour in the afternoon. I am very strict with myself to prioritise the most importance responses.
We were lucky enough to have Claire in The You Team until volleyball took her from us. Her legacy is everywhere. Only two days ago during a Mastermind meeting Keri Jaehnig, the wonderful woman of Idea Girl Media, mentioned using Workflowy to keep abreast of all our to dos. I recommend you do the same.
Specialist success
Without an absolute firmness of focus and a commitment to becoming an expert in one area of your life – one that gives you the greatest delight – I compare having success in business to parachuting from 30,000 feet on to a bed of nails without puncturing yourself.
I often – often, as in more than once a day – think about jacking it all in to get a job. Thankfully the benefits so far of being my own employer far outweigh the negatives.
But think about it: I've heard it said that people who work for others are those who don't have the smarts to run their own business. That's bullshit. If you earn enough, have a fantastic personal life, then what's not to like about the reliability of a monthly pay check?
My personal life has suffered as I fight through the jungle of business insecurity with a bread knife. I'm sure yours has, from time to time.
And as a bold adventurer in the world of trade, you might think you can handle it all. You can't.
We all need support, whether that's taking a long, hard look in the mirror and realising we're fragile and need to ratchet down our efforts to maximise our good-value output or it's in the companionship found in a network of fellow freelancers who can accessorise your skills and provide your clients with the complete range of services they need to only work with you.
Take some time, work it out. Relax more. The rewards are there for those who focus.
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Bluetrek preps Bluetooth headphones for runners
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Bluetrek ST1 Headphones
Bluetrek on Tuesday revealed plans to introduce its ST1 headphones at CES. In place of the more common overhead or loose cord designs of most Bluetooth headsets, Bluetrek has opted for a behind-the-head design friendlier to athletes and others whose exercise could knock earbuds loose. The band is flexible to fit virtually any wearer, Bluetrek says. The ST1 pairs with most recent Bluetooth phones or music players and has an internal lithium-ion battery capable of 9 hours of continuous playback, or 400 hours of idle time. The phone will ship to Korea shortly after the CES show and is likely to find an audience in North America, though pricing in either territory remains unclear. [Via Engadget]


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1. Re: Layers panel and vector shapesM Shaw Mar 22, 2012 2:40 PM (in response to Evil Lair)
Fill, as well as stroke can be seen in the Option bar for a selected layer.
Hitting the enter key will hide the path from view.
2. Re: Layers panel and vector shapesEvil Lair Mar 22, 2012 3:03 PM (in response to M Shaw)
Thanks, you are correct. However, 98% of the time I am working with a shape layer I am just transforming, moving or filling it with a different color, and during those times I have something other than the shape layer tool selected so those options do not appear.
I greatly appreciate all the new vector features and options but for my day-to-day working these two changes are unacceptable to me.
3. Re: Layers panel and vector shapesChris Cox Mar 22, 2012 3:27 PM (in response to Evil Lair)
>> CS6 no longer shows the color fill of a shape layer in that display setting even though there is plenty of space to do so.
Because it is no longer just a fill color, the shape has a fill (color, gradient, or pattern) and stroke (color, gradient or pattern).
As Mike said: these are visible in the vector tools' option bar.
Yes, they do work differently and it will take some time to adjust to the changes.


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Safety drills for dealing with emergencies are being conducted this week at public high schools on Oahu.
The state Department of Education said in a press release this afternoon it was working with the Honolulu Police Department to hold drills at several high schools.
"While these drills were planned for some time, we recognize that the tragedy that took place at a Nevada school this morning reinforces the need for continued diligence in ensuring our schools are prepared for emergency situations," Superintendent Kathryn Matayoshi said. "We extend heartfelt sympathies to the school community in Nevada and the families who have lost their loved ones."
The DOE said it also conducts annual training for all security personnel.
"We appreciate the partnership with HPD and thank our school communities for their understanding of upcoming emergency drills at our schools," Matayoshi said.


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My god, that child is ugly :? Poor little girl with a straight up receding hairline.
There were A LOT of hidden quotes in that thread. :lol:

Quoting .B.:" Thought coupon lady was a SAHM. "

Of course you are friends with Lady Gaga's makeup artist. lol
I totally needto get a move on.. I need to get a shower, get adrians shit together, finish ripping apart the bacon, pull the tyme off the thing and ugh.
I dont wannnnna do it.
Quoting ℳary ℐane:" Of course you are friends with Lady Gaga's makeup artist. lol"
I feel like my ass and vag are gonna fall out so I'd appreciate if you don't call me to cry about what bill came up now or ask me to watch your bratty ass daughter. Telling me you got caught lying to the rental company about your dog isn't helping me. If I had any sense, I'd take my name off your lease so an eviction doesn't go on my rental record. If you don't pay that fine, it's gonna f**k me over just as much as you. This is extra stress I could've done without.

Quoting I'm Marbles:" how are ya"

TIRED. How are you? You disappeared for a while there
Quoting Mayhem ♥:"
Quoting I'm Marbles:" how are ya"
 TIRED. How are you? You disappeared for a while there"
I am good. We went on a little get away with the kiddos.

Quoting Mayhem ♥:"
Quoting Jas ♥:" UPS better not take all day with my package. ... [snip!] ... all day with my package. I've never been so excited to wash my face in my entire life."
 Oooooh what is it?!"

Clairsonic! It came and I just used it. So far so good. My face feels a lot cleaner.

Quoting Big'n:" LMAO and D's like "f**k that...I am NOT going to the board in a CAV unit" Not sure what his issue is, exactly. I think he doesn't want to wear a Stetson. :lol:"

Mae :lol: today was a mandatory Stetson day. M looked so sexy, I wanted to jump him. But I refrained.

Quoting Mayhem ♥:" If DH made $8.50/hour..... We would be so super homeless :oops: DEE, I will keep praying for your momma."

I made that much when I worked in the mall as a teenager.
I really hope you can watch Kieran for me, I'll understand if you cant though its late notice right before the holiday. I just want my little bit to feel better.
That is clearly a negative...what is the point of having a line spotters post when it is clear it is negative.
I'll never understand if you can't f**king see the line take another one. I suck...


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STAMPEDE FOOTBALL: San Angelo hopes to get back on track
Special to the Standard-Times
After suffering just their third loss of the 2010 Indoor Football League season, the San Angelo Stampede Express will look to get back to their winning ways tonight in Kansas against the Wichita Wild.
Last week the Stampede came up short against the conference-leading Amarillo Venom 41-66. Their only other two losses were to the Arkansas Diamonds, who remain atop the Lone Star East Division.
"Honestly after last week, I think we took a step back. We did a lot of things that we thought we have been correcting in that game bad," Stampede head coach Clint Dolezel said of the loss. "We missed tackles, didn't fill our lanes on defense. Offensively we missed over seven touchdowns. We just didn't take advantage of opportunities."
Dolezel is confident the issues have been addressed and feels the team has responded well to the minor tweaks and adjustments made during the week's practices.
Wichita is coming off a 53-44 win over the Sioux City Bandits in which they avenged one of their losses, the other two were to the division-leading Sioux Falls Storm.
Tonight's matchup up at Hartman Arena will pit two 7-3 teams looking to build momentum as they charge toward the IFL playoffs.
It will be San Angelo's first look at a team from the United Conference, which play a different style of indoor football.
"A month ago I was looking at this game," Dolezel said. "We are going to see only one linebacker in the box, an offense that we haven't seen all year. I think the better teams up north...that's the style that they play, so we have to adapt to that as we head toward the playoffs."
Sporting the identical records, Wichita is second in the United Conference's Central Division, and the Stampede are second in the Lone Star East.
The teams are very similar in other ways besides their win-loss records, and position in division standings.
"Their running back in (Darius) Fudge is just like ours in Ross. If they run well, they will have success on offense. We want to get them into passing situations."
San Angelo running back Derrick Ross currently leads the IFL in rushing yards, while the Wild's Fudge is second. Ross and Fudge are tied for the league lead in touchdowns scored with 19 each.
Fully aware of each other's strong suits, Dolezel expects the Wild will disguise their attack with different looks.
"I think we are going to see some things we haven't seen all year long," Dolezel said. "A lot more shotgun, a lot of empty backfield and more of a spread-type offense than what we have seen. It will be interesting to see how we stand up to that."
In addition to strong running games, both teams have relied on solid defensive units that have largely contributed to their successful seasons.
Allowing just 33.3 rushing yards per contest, Wichita boasts the league's top-ranked rushing defense.
"I don't think they will change their style of defense just based on the players they have," Dolezel said. "They play a lot of zone defense with only one player in the box, so they are going to stick with what they know.
"We're going to do a few changes to try and slow up their run and hopefully we're on the other end of the strategy part of it and come out on top."
The Wild defeated the Stampede 48-35 last season and are unbeaten in their history against teams from the state of Texas.
With a win tonight, San Angelo will have its best record in franchise history.
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Mike Rice stalked off the court, hands firmly clenched behind his back, staring into the concourse. The players jogged slowly behind their coach as 3,906 fans filed out of the Louis Brown Athletic Center, quiet as a church.
Everyone was in disbelief as Saint Peter's - winners of just five games last winter - handed the Rutgers men's basketball team a 56-52 loss in Friday's season opener.
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A recent survey on the skills needed in modern marketing has shown that analysis, measurement and search engine optimisation are becoming more important than traditional marketing competencies.
According to Coremetrics, 73 per cent of the 120 US and UK respondents said analytics and measurement have become more important over the past two years and these skills are now seen as more important than branding and product promotion.
Furthermore, search engine marketing (SEM) skills are also becoming more important with 31 per cent of respondents claiming SEM is the most important skill in their current role and 60 per cent feeling that SEM skills have become more important over the past two years.
Correspondingly, half said they need to improve their analytical abilities and 41 per cent feel that their SEM skills are in need of improvement.
"This study found that analytics and search engine marketing are being prioritised because they can reap enormous return and have a direct impact on an organisation's online, and even offline, revenues," said John Squire, vice president, product strategy and general manager, marketing services at Coremetrics.
"A divide is opening up between those organisations that have the resources and expertise to optimise their online marketing and those that haven't, with the former gaining the competitive edge. Marketers that acquire such skills are becoming the new heroes in their organisations."


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Ohio's white-tailed deer muzzleloader hunting season will open Saturday through Tuesday, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife.
Ohio hunters have harvested 188,853 deer this season. During the 2012 four-day muzzleloader season, 19,459 deer were harvested.
Ohio deer hunters must possess the proper permits. Regardless of zone, method of taking or season, hunters may take only one antlered deer during the 2012-13 deer hunting season. ...


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|Impact of prosthetic rehabilitation type on satisfaction of completely edentulous patients. A 5-year prospective study.
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|Abstract Objective. The aim of this study was to evaluate the satisfaction of rehabilitated edentulous patients in relation to implant prosthetic type. Materials and methods. This prospective cohort study included 40 completely edentulous patients wearing conventional prostheses. They were divided into two study groups: Group A contained 20 patients rehabilitated with implant-supported fixed prostheses and Group B contained 20 patients with overdentures. Subjects were evaluated by means of a specially designed questionnaire before treatment and after 1, 3 and 5 years. Results. Group A exhibited better results in terms of esthetics, function and personal satisfaction, although without statistically significant differences. However, statistically significant differences were found within parameters of oral hygiene after 1 year in favor of Group B. Conclusions. Overall satisfaction was seen to increase after implant rehabilitation, regardless of the type of prosthesis used. The satisfaction of edentulous patients differs depending on prosthetic type. Patients rehabilitated with fixed prostheses obtain a generally higher level of satisfaction than patients wearing overdentures.
|José María Martínez-González; María Martín-Ares; Jorge Cortés-Bretón Brinkmann; José Luis Calvo-Guirado; Cristina Barona-Dorado
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Westland woman run over, killed by boyfriend's ex-girlfriend
Westland mother dies at hospital after boyfriend's former girlfriend runs her over with car
Amanda Hall's friends describe her as a loving mother with four young children. A memorial continues to grow on the street where the 25-year-old Westland woman was killed.
Police say Hall was walking Thursday afternoon near her aunt's home on Manistee Street when her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend mowed her down with a vehicle. The woman then sped off.
"Amanda flipped underneath the car and the wheels got her, and she just spun off and kept going," said Amanda's friend Amy Combs.
Hall later died at a hospital. Police tracked down the driver two hours later in Livingston County. She's a 23-year-old woman from Inkster who now is in jail until she is formally charged.
Meanwhile, the young mother's family is overcome with grief while they make funeral arrangements.
"She took my daughter's life and I want her (life) taken away from her," said Mary Bickham, Hall's mother.
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11. Barcoding
15.3 million
Barcoding sells...barcoding, every aspect of it. Jay Steinmetz says he sees every and any kind of company as a potential addition to his roster of 1,200 customers. Steinmetz also expects to build a strong business in radio frequency identification, or RFID, tags.
12. Dynetech
113.8 million
Through acquisitions and a spate of hiring, Dynetech has doubled in size in the past year. The company is a business process outsourcer, or BPO; it handles a wide range of functions for clients, from software development to sales and marketing analysis. Dynetech recently contracted to put up a new building in downtown Orlando. Why? CEO Larry Pino says "nothing can beat the energy" of his neighborhood.
13. Tripwire
18.7 million
Portland, Oreg.
Despite its business success, the past two years have been difficult for Tripwire, a network-security software company. A little over a year ago, the company's CEO, Wyatt Starnes, stepped down to recover from treatment for throat cancer. Jim Johnson, a 27-year Intel veteran, was hired to replace Starnes, and co-founder Gene Kim remains as chief technology officer.
14. RetroBox
10.3 million
Columbus, Ohio
RetroBox, which helps businesses donate or resell their outdated computer equipment, completed another round of private equity in 2004 -- and increased EBITDA tenfold to boot, according to CEO Stampp Corbin.
15. Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers
9.1 million
ASAA's auctions are conducted both live and over the Internet, with 70% of revenue coming from online bidders. Last year, CEO Deborah Weidenhamer signed a lease for a larger office building downtown; in addition to tax breaks, the city of Phoenix offered an education grant to pay for a semester of Spanish for her employees.
16. Intelliseek
4.1 million
Newly promoted CEO Mike Nazzaro says his market research firm's latest and greatest development is a free blog portal called Blogpulse.com. It allows users to search for information across more than nine million blogs.
17. VisionIT
6 million
VisionIT provides IT and engineering staffing (both contract and direct-hire employees) for large companies including Ford, GM, Siemans, and Dell. To bring more diversity into IT, founder David Segura, a grandson of Mexican immigrants, offers scholarships and internships to students who are Hispanic or African American.
18. Ikano Communications
27.7 million
Salt Lake City
Ikano creates private-label Internet services, anything from wireless access to Web-hosting to spam-filtering. The company also recently launched two new services under its own name: a high-speed Internet provider called Power- DSL and a VoIP product called PowerVoice. CEO Henry Smith has been on a buying spree, acquiring 14 competitors in eight months.
19. BankServ
10.1 million
San Francisco
BankServ manages the secure electronic transfer of money for banks and other commercial clients. Since Dave Kvederis expanded the busi- ness last year by acquiring two London companies, it has added 258 new customers in 51 countries. BankServ's multinational staff gives it an edge, Kvederis says. The company recently landed clients in China thanks in large part to the fact that several employees speak Mandarin and Cantonese.
20. Co-Advantage Resources
98.5 million
Co-Advantage performs back office functions such as payroll, HR, insurance, and benefit management for clients in 33 states. Last December, CEO Dayne Williams sold roughly half of the business, a division focused on large corporations, to a local firm.


text: kima [ Man Flashes Gun Causing Lockdown of Yakima School By Lance Tormey January 4, 2013 Hoover Elementary School in Yakima went into lock down Thursday afternoon when a man in the neighborhood flashed a gun. Police say the man pulled the gun on a bondsman who was arresting him for an outstanding warrant, and then took off... Read More|Comment Category: Yakima News Tags: bail bondsman, hoover elementary school, man flashes gun, outstanding warrant, yakima school lockdown Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


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You built me up,
A bird sick and weak
And expected me to sing,
And I sung out of key
But that was no good,
I should sing the notes right
And I should.
But my voice has been broken,
From all the lies that you've spoken,
And now my notes aren't as bright.
Because you ripped my heart,
And tore my eyes,
A burning bird meets its subtle demise
But this deceased bird should still sing,
You say.
And I sang.
But I couldn't ever sing the notes right,
Like a staling bird breaking its flight,
I had no wings,
And in the curve of the night,
This became clear as crystal spite.
Then I fell faster than ever before,
You clipped my breath,
You stole my soar
And when I said I could take it no more,
You made fun of me.
You called me a whore.
And these are things I won't ever forget,
A seething bird wrapped in regret,
With silly scars and a messed up head,
Stress eating away at my silhouette.
And here you will not ever see
My feathers bloody and a wasted plead,
Because you've gotten all you need
A bird that sings, though out of key.
And you can still hide those ugly notes,
To make everything look normal to most,
Yes, none of this hurt will ever show
Under thick layers of pink ribbons and bows.
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Robert Koepke won the jackpot in the Oct. 17 Dakota Cash drawing, and claimed the prize on Monday. He says he hasn't decided how he'll spend his winnings.
Dakota Cash is played only in South Dakota. The jackpot sits at $20,000 for this Wednesday's drawing. The odds of winning the jackpot are one in about 325,000.


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Tradable, the new online trading app platform, announced today a major win as Dow Jones will develop a news app based on its leading FX Select news service, exclusively for the tradable platform.
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HP Topaz specs leak shows dual-core Snapdragon, 64GB storage
updated 02:05 pm EST, Mon January 24, 2011
HP Topaz tablet gets performance and
HP's Topaz webOS tablet had its detailed if early hardware specifications escape on Monday with evidence of a speed upgrade. The 9.7-inch slate should come with a dual-core, 1.2GHz MSM8660 Snapdragon processor and use the matching, 1080p-capable Adreno 220 graphics. Even with the added speed, PreCentral learned in the leak that the Palm team would be aiming for over eight hours of battery life with two 3,150mAh lithium-ion packs providing power.
The device would have between 16GB and 64GB of built-in storage and would have the promised support for EVDO and HSPA 3G along with a future LTE 4G option. A USB port had been hinted at earlier, but it's now thought to have USB host functionality and could thus take photos directly from a camera without having to use an adapter. Only the front 1.3-megapixel camera will be present.
Many of the advanced Touchstone 2.0 features have also been corroborated by the details. Along with charging, the wire-free dock would automatically enable certain app tasks, such as audio, video and web sharing, in some cases from a phone to the tablet. It should have built-in GPS and printer support along with wireless video out and even wireless gameplay when using a video dock. The Bump-style functionality would work through "communications coils" to trigger the exchange of data.
The cloud services would include multiple services, such as a straightforward Cloud Drive for storage as well as Melodeo remote music and Snapfish for photos. A fourth, Cloud Canvas, is a mystery but may involve document sharing.
It's unclear how much of the hardware will carry over to the final product. The specs come from 2010 and may have been upgraded or changed since they were posted. Any confirmation should come at the February 9 event. It should release this year and may precede the smaller seven-inch Opal expected in September.


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Pair sought in Brackenridge FueLand holdup
Police say they hope surveillance photos will help them identify two men who robbed a Brackenridge gas station early Thursday.The pair, one with a handgun, robbed the FueLand store at the corner of Mile Lock Lane and First Avenue about 5:30 a.m. No one was hurt, police said.A clerk was in the store when one of the men put a bag of potato chips on the counter and reached into a pocket for money. While the clerk was opening the cash drawer, the bandit pulled a silver-and-black handgun from his waistband, Brackenridge police Chief Jamie Bock said.He said the accomplice watched the door when the gunman grabbed the cash drawer away from the clerk.
Bock said the men were last seen running up Mile Lock Lane.
Allegheny County detectives are investigating and sent the photos to the crime lab.
The store returned to business Friday morning.
"Everyone is fine," a manager said later in the day.
Anyone with information is asked to call Allegheny County Police at 412-473-1257.
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Analysis: iPod touch not so similar to iPhone
updated 10:50 am EST, Thu December 20, 2007
iPod touch vs. iPhone
A new teardown of the iPod touch shows that it is not as similar to the iPhone as one might think, according to the research firm iSuppli. While cosmetically and functionally identical to the iPhone in many regards, such as in its "springboard" touchscreen interface, the iPod touch shows internal evidence of using a different design with some advancements. The player has a single printed circuit board (PCB) instead of two, for instance, onto which the touchscreen circuitry has been moved as well. Similarly, new components have been put in the Touch in service of its Wi-Fi functions.
Other changes are merely adapted to the Touch's unique shape, which is thinner and shorter than the iPhone. These include 0201 diodes and passive components in 01005 enclosures, both used for the player's Wi-Fi module.
iSuppli notes that the Touch is otherwise 90 percent identical internally, using for example the same $13.19 integrated circuit from Samsung. The parts in an 8GB iPod touch cost approximately $149.18 to Apple, meaning that before research, marketing or labor concerns, the $299 retail price is 92.9 percent higher than manufacturing costs.
It is believed that approximately 8.5 million first-generation Touches will have been built between the third quarter of 2007 and the same time in 2008, at which time Apple is expected to launch a successor. This may be separate from a simple memory upgrade.


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For Peyton Manning's regular season debut on September 9, Broncos fans donned blue and orange and accessories to tailgate before the game. And it seems like it might have worked: The Broncos beat the Steelers 31-19. See more Broncos tailgating photos.
Often what goes on off the field is just as interesting as what's happening under the lights. Go back through tailgate parties, cheerleader try-outs, skateboarding events, championship parades, roller derby bouts, a little MMA and even a little flugtag with the fan's year in sports from across the country. Compiled from Voice Media Group alt-weeklies.
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I have written a Groovy AST Transformation which only runs for me when Grails auto-reloads the class it is to be applied to. If I clean the project and start the application using run-app, the AST transformation does not run. Touching the class so that grails auto-reloads results in the transformation running.
The annotation and ASTTransformation implementation are groovy classes located in the src/groovy directory in my Grails application. The annotation is used on domain classes, written in groovy in the domain directory.
Is it possible this is caused by the order the groovy files get compiled or when they are loaded by the classloader? If so, how do I ensure my ast transforamtion is compiled/loaded before the domain classes?
The annotation:
public @interface SecuredObject {
The ASTTransforamtion implementation:
@GroovyASTTransformation(phase = CompilePhase.CANONICALIZATION)
class SecuredObjectASTTransformation implements ASTTransformation {
public void visit(ASTNode[] nodes, SourceUnit sourceUnit) {
// add some new properties...
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Dear BOECO Valued Customer:
It is with great excitement that we announce the sale of Business Office Equipment Co. (BOECO) to Meritech, Inc., who has just celebrated their 35th year in business. Effective April 23, 2013, Meritech has assumed the responsibility of technical support and supply fulfillment for your office equipment previously supported by BOECO.
Meritech currently employs 94 employees made up of sales, administration, warehouse and fifty-two (52) factory authorized service technicians trained on products ranging from Multi-Functional Devices, Printers, and Fax. Meritech also offers Document Management, Print Management, Network Services, Disaster Recovery and Web Design. Meritech is, as was BOECO, an authorized Kyocera dealer. Feel free to visit Meritech's website (www.meritechinc.com) for more information.
Meritech is committed to the highest level of customer satisfaction. Their core values are to provide total support to meet your technological needs and service requirements in a prompt and efficient manner.
During the upcoming weeks, we will make every effort to physically visit or phone your organization to introduce the Meritech Family.
For product, service or supply information, please continue to call 330-253-3324.
Thank you for being our customer.
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President, BOECO
Dennis Bednar
President/CEO, Meritech, Inc.
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To prepare for college and promising careers, students need to master advanced skills in mathematics. Yet, far too many students finish high school without mastering the challenging mathematics necessary for success in higher education and in our competitive knowledge-based economy. While U.S. fourth graders perform above the international average - as our students successfully acquire basic computation skills-math performance begins to decline in the middle school years, and U.S. students perform significantly below the international average by the end of secondary school.
To address this issue, William Smith student Lindsay Brown, '05, with the support of the CCESL staff and Education Professor Jim Makinster, established an America Counts partnership with the Geneva Middle School during her senior year. Her dedication to helping these students increase their math proficiency and overall confidence was well received by the students, her peer tutors and the Geneva Middle School teachers. Brown utilized her experiences with America Counts for her thesis the year she received a Master's in Teaching from the education department, and the America Counts program remains a popular choice for HWS students with advanced math skills.
If federally work study eligible, tutors are paid minimum wage, otherwise, volunteers are welcome and appreciated! Transportation is provided and tutors choose 2 out of 4 days to work with the middle school students and are supervised by a peer coordinator (a student with previous America Counts experience).
For more information about the America Counts program, visit the US Department of Education website.
One of the Center's flagship programs involves Hobart and William Smith students tutoring elementary school children at six schools in three surrounding school districts in our campus chapter of a national program known as America Reads. Students go as a group on a regular schedule to the schools, where they work one on one with first through third-graders on reading skills. Tutors are also given the opportunity to reflect on their experience and relate it to broader literacy and public policy issues.
Tutors need no previous reading education experience; a complete training session is provided before they begin. This is followed up with supplemental training over the course of the semester and continuous support from a "veteran" tutor known as a student coordinator who leads each team. A lesson plan is developed for the student for each session and goals mutually set between the tutor and student for the next session.
Interested HWS students must be willing to commit to the program for a semester, although they are encouraged to make a yearlong commitment.
Big Brothers Big Sisters matches children ages 6 through 18 with mentors in professionally supported one-to-one relationships. HWS helps with community-based mentoring in which Bigs and Littles meet for an hour a week in their community to share fun activities, stories and a little bit of themselves. For more information please contact Berta Bennett at firstname.lastname@example.com.
In conjunction with the local Red Cross, CCESL sponsors three blood drives on campus annually; one in October on or near Halloween, one in February, and another in April. If you wish to donate blood off campus at another date or time, contact your local Red Cross organization to find local blood drive dates and locations off campus. Please e-mail email@example.com for more information.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Geneva groups of volunteers who may want to contribute their time to working with our youth. If interested, you can apply to volunteer. We send volunteers to the Geneva Community Center to work with middle and high school aged students, and to the Goodman Street club to work with elementary aged students. Many opportunities are available in the areas of recreation and sports, arts and crafts, drama, dance, music, leadership development, fundraising, special events, chaperoning, computer literacy training, clerical support and more! For more information, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Campus Compact is a national coalition of almost 1,200 college and university presidents—representing some 6 million students—who are committed to fulfilling the civic purposes of higher education. As the only national higher education association dedicated solely to campus-based civic engagement, Campus Compact promotes public and community service that develops students' citizenship skills, helps campuses forge effective community partnerships, and provides resources and training for faculty seeking to integrate civic and community-based learning into the curriculum.
All positions will assist in general office functions (phone, typing, filing, copying, etc.) and any work that comes up on a daily basis. In addition, each position will have specific areas of responsibility. Please fill out an application form to apply.
Community Based Research (CBR) projects entail a semester long commitment devoted to the exploration of a vital community issue. Students with exceptional initiative work collaboratively with a community partner and faculty sponsor. Responsibilities vary based upon the specific details within the proposal and will likely include independent research, weekly check-ins with community partner and faculty sponsor, and a concluding presentation or project. CBR projects can count towards a student's major (see course requirements) or as Geneva Collaborative Internship (GCIP 401). Please review the application and contact Katie Flowers in CCESL.
Civic participation on boards of not-for-profits is critical to the functioning of our society and an important component of engaged citizenship. This program gives our students an opportunity to see how an agency governing board functions by serving on one during college. Interested students are given training on "Board Basics" and then placed on boards that request an HWS student. In the past, students have served on the following boards: Geneva Area Chamber of Commerce, the Geneva Boys and Girls Club, the Geneva Public Library, Success for Geneva's Children and the United Way of Ontario County. For more information, please email email@example.com.
For two months out of the school year, the Colleges' community is in charge of Thursdays with the local community "soup kitchen." Students, sometimes with the help of faculty and staff, plan, prepare, and serve lunch to those in need in the Geneva area, as well as spend time with them over the meal. Students can and do volunteer at other times as well. This is a very popular service and new volunteers are always welcome. For more information, contact Jeremy Wattles, Assistant Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service-Learning. At the 2007 Commencement, former director Marge Shanahan, was given an Honorary Degree for managing and directing this program for over ten years as well as her dedication to service and her commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of the people of Geneva.
Community Service House, located at 737 South Main St., is a student cooperative house where the residents have pledged to volunteer weekly with various community agencies as well as sponsor all-campus community service events. These students serve as a resource to other students and clubs on campus and take a major role in Day of Service. The house also serves as a host site for public service activities. To learn more about the house, visit the Office of Residential Education.
Current Community Service House Residents can access the online hours log by clicking here.
The Engaged Citizenship Speakers Forum is intended to bring to campus individuals, particularly graduates of the Colleges, who are making positive contributions to the public good in a variety of fields. The intent is to give our students an opportunity to meet people who are living lives of consequence. Topics for the inaugural year of the program include the environment, children, international issues, poverty, women's issues and gay rights.
Listen to a past lecture given by Alan Van Capelle, executive director of Empire State Pride Agenda, MP3 format.
Since the fall of 2000, the entering classes at HWS have participated in a service-learning project during Orientation. This introduction to the community highlights the importance of service for The Colleges as an institution. Annually, students service at approximately 40 locations around Geneva and the Finger Lakes region. On this day, volunteers from campus and the surrounding area come together with the common purpose of giving back to the greater Geneva community.
An eight-week service and leadership program for approximately 20-25 local middle and high school students created, staffed, and run by Hobart and William Smith students. HWS students recruit participants and then lead them in teambuilding, leadership, and service activities. In past years the groups participated in a day of Project Adventure leadership and teambuilding exercises, assisted in unearthing and righting headstones in historic Washington Street Cemetery, stripped and waxed floors at the Geneva Food Pantry, raked leaves with President Gearan for elderly citizens as part of the public service project during inauguration weekend, cleaned and landscaped at Lakeview Mental Health, cleaned and moved furniture at the Boys and Girls Club, and participated in activities with the residents of Seneca Terrace assisted living center. For more information, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
With support from the Center for Community Engagement and Service-Learning, students initiated and completed the process to form a campus chapter of Habitat for Humanity. The group regularly helps in the building of houses with the Yates and Ontario County Habitat affiliates. Since its inception, the group has worked to raise money for an "HWS House" in Geneva. Contact email@example.com or CCESL for more information on how to become involved.
CCESL organizes a gift drive with local social service agencies which historically generates over $5,000 in gifts which are donated to local families in need. Gift collection begins in November and continues through the holiday season.
Information about mentoring and opportunities to mentor are available, including:
Will assist with press releases, office publications, web-site update and set up a weekly public service show on WEOS.
The "CESL199" Civic Engagement and Service Learning half-credit courses provide opportunities for students to engage in and reflect upon critical social issues through reading, discussion, and experiential learning. Service-learning is a vital component to each course, allowing students to apply in-class learning while having a positive impact on local, national, and/or global communities. Students are challenged to consider axioms including "to whom much has been given, much is expected," "what are the civic responsibilities of citizenship?" and "is action the best response to a societal ill?" Email firstname.lastname@example.com for current CESL199 options.
Rotaract is the campus version of Rotary, an international service organization that has chapters across the world (the high school equivalent is Interact). Both Rotary and Rotaract promote service and international understanding. The HWS Rotaract sponsors a number of service activities and works with the Geneva Rotary Club on some of its events. This makes them true "partners in service" and key members of the family of Rotary. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information about how to get involved in Rotaract.
Hobart and William Smith Colleges have developed an affiliation with the National University of Ireland, Galway to provide students with the opportunity to live and study among Irish students at an Irish university. A service learning project, required of all students and linked to the Director's Seminar, provides a unique opportunity for students to work with a local community service agency in Galway. Through reflective journal exercises, the community work allows for a greater understanding of Irish life and culture and chance to meet everyday residents of Galway.
Hobart and William Smith Colleges have developed an affiliation with Trinity College in Wales. Trinity College is known for its commitment to community engagement and this commitment permeates its innovative curriculum. HWS students will have the opportunity to live and take classes alongside Welsh and international classmates. To facilitate engagement with the local community, all students must participate in an academic or extracurricular immersion experience; this may include a credit-bearing internship, a school practicum, or a service-learning project. Many Trinity college courses include such components and can be used to fulfill this requirement.
For more information contact Student Activities.
Established in 2010 with support from Tom Patchett, Margueritte Murphy and Brian Cooper, the Summer of Service is an exciting partnership with local non-profit agencies through a collaborative internship program that will engage HWS students in 300 paid hours of service during June, July and August. The internship extends the goals of service-learning courses and civic engagement in the Geneva community while supporting student endeavors by providing paid employment.
"I decided to get involved in summer of service because I yearned for an internship or job opportunity that would allow me to immerse myself in this community further and have a meaningful impact." -Hannah Brooks '17, Summer of Service 2015 Community Center Intern.
While subject to change, internship examples include:
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Springfield Armory XD Gear Paddle Holster with Picatinny-Style Accessory Rail Ambidextrous Springfield XD Polymer Black
Product #: 924855 Springfield Armory #: XD3500H UPC #: 706397860905
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Durable polymer construction in a paddle design. Offers various carry options, and will fit any Springfield XD, from the full size Tactical models down to the Sub-Compacts. Fully adjustable for carry angle, rotates a full 360 degrees. Integral molded rail for storage of the XML Tactical Light (sold separately).
Technical Information
Material: Polymer
Fits: Springfield XD, all models
Features a picatinny rail on the front of the holster
Rail can be used to hold a tactical light or laser while the gun is in the holster
Holster will not accomodate a pistol with a light or laser installed, it must be removed and stored on the holster's rail
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Material: Polymer
Fits: Springfield XD, all models
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A gumma is a soft, tumor-like growth of the tissues (granuloma) that occurs in people with syphillis.
A gumma is caused by the bacteria that causes syphilis. It appears during late-stage tertiary syphilis. It usually contains a mass of dead and swollen fiber-like tissue, and occurs most often in the liver. It also can occur in the:
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Similar-looking sores sometimes occur with tuberculosis.
Tramont EC, Treponema pallidum (Syphilis). In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 238.
Workowski KA, Berman S; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Sexually transmitted diseases treatment guidelines, 2010. MMWR Recomm Rep. 2010 Dec 17;59(RR-12):1-110.
Eckert LO, Lentz GM. Infections of the lower genital tract: Vulva, vagina, cervix, toxic shock syndrome, HIV infections. In: Katz VL, Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2007:chap 22.
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November 29, 2015
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Six former players have sued the NFL for using their names and images for profit without their permission.
The players filed a class-action lawsuit Thursday in federal court. The lawsuit accuses the NFL of exploiting retired players' identities to market the league's "glory days" without compensating the players.
The players include former Vikings Jim Marshall, Joe Senser and Ed White. The other players are Fred Dryer, Elvin Bethea and Dan Pastorini.
In a statement, attorneys for the retirees call on the NFL to "do the right thing" and share revenue from any use of the players' likenesses.
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello had no comment because the league has
not yet reviewed the lawsuit.
On the Net: A copy of the lawsuit: http://retiredfootballplayerslawsuit.com/
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Former Ranger utility infielder signs with Cubs
Alberto Gonzalez, who languished on the Texas Rangers' bench for much of this season, signed a minor-league contract with the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday.
Gonzalez served as the Rangers' utility infielder for the first 110 games of the season. He appeared in only 24 games, 12 as a starter, in that span. The Rangers sent Gonzalez to Triple-A Round Rock on an outright assignment in August, and he did not return. Gonzalez took minor-league free agency after the season.


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here is why
yo' moma likes that style, she thinks u got what it takes
You taught that old dog new tricks? Hey, we all learn from our...
Aura had some hot personals.. and showed some real originality.. but some of the wording didn't lend itself to maximum impact.. and some of it...
technique is what i use/
leave ya chick bruised/
re used /
and fused/
I Win
vote - creatical
quite possibly zuch's worst verse ive ever seen...only line decent was the genarl/lueitanant
leave more club tracks on your...
Then Thats Pretty Much A Guarentee Ur Showing
classic headless
just re ensuring us all hes still a geek who posts aim convos
u countered my entire verse
u are the newbie and u've been texting 4 years
gg fag and ive beat u b4 so do ya history......
u countered my entire verse
u are the newbie and u've been texting 4 years
gg fag and ive beat u b4 so do ya history......
vote - hybrid
more consistent .. better lines
Nice play off my verse
what could u expect from a never was been
vote - Narsil
x came way 2 played... saw every punch he threw b4 flipped and reversed
.my creative juices'll put nelly's drink rammed outta buisness.
cuz theres not enough stations on satelite 4 me to channel my sickness.
.so watch...
You can't match verses with god…no need to talk about it
If skill was a parachute you'll die cuz you dropped with out it
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Imp is known to lose, critics say you suck & you gay
Warlokk wont win by a hair.. shit - more like a fuckin toupee
mankind line was hot
everything else was prertty decent
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Saturday, January 8, 2005
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
By Jeffery ArmstrongClutch shots by Shaleece Bradberry and good free-throw shooting down the stretch helped the North Clayton Lady Eagles basketball team defeat the Mt. Zion Lady Bulldogs 51-46 Friday night in a Region 5-AAAA crossover game at Mt. Zion High. The win by the No. 10 Lady Eagles put a halt to their four-game losing streak and put them at .500 for the season (7-7 overall). North Clayton now prepares to face the Riverdale Lady Raiders (No. 9 in Class AAAAA) tonight. Mt. Zion falls to 5-10 on the year. Michelle Keith led North Clayton with 15 points and sank three of four free throws in the final minutes of the fourth quarter. Bradberry added 12 points and 10 rebounds and she made some big plays in the fourth. When Mt. Zion's Dee Dee Pearce tied the game at 43 with a free throw, Bradberry sank a 12-footer to give North Clayton the 45-43 lead with 1:40 left. Ashauntae Bussey made a jumper to tie the game at 45 seconds later, but Keith and Bradberry both made a free throw to give North Clayton the lead for good at 47-45 with 50 seconds left. Pearce led Mt. Zion with 10 points and Bussey and Mikayla Jordan added nine each. North Clayton 72, Mt. Zion 48 (boys): Jamal Bowers led three North Clayton Eagles in double figures with 15 points as they blew open a close game Friday night. North Clayton (12-3) led 34-26 at the half and only led 36-35 in the middle of the third quarter thanks to a barrage of 3-pointers by Mt. Zion's Derek Slaughter. But North Clayton went on a 14-4 run to take a 50-39 lead into the fourth quarter and put the game away. The Eagles led 64-41 minutes into the fourth quarter and cruised the rest of the way. Shawn Christian scored 11 points and Anthony Harvey added 10 for the Eagles; Slaughter led Mt. Zion with 17 points.
More like this story
- Cinderella story continues for Mt. Zion girls ( February 28, 2004 )
- Mt. Zion sweeps McIntosh ( November 24, 2004 )
- Mt. Zion boys move on in subregion play ( February 4, 2005 )
- North Clayton victory like a walk in the Park ( January 15, 2005 )
- Mt. Zion's Cinderella season ends ( March 4, 2004 )


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With the cost of a superbike around a million pounds a pop (according to Steve Parrish), it's not that surprising that Audi and Ducati have chosen to concentrate their resources on MotoGP next season. In fact with Superbikes now costing about half as much of a full MotoGP prototype, they now bear very little in common with their road-going counterparts, which was the whole point of them in the first place. The bike companies just aren't getting the value for money that they used to from racing them.
Like it or not, MotoGP has a higher profile and right now there isn't a lot of money to go around.


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Sorry have to say it but the nurburgring stickers have to go!
Apart from that looks mega
haha! funny was having that conversation with a friend yesterday...got them for free...at least this car was developed at the ring so at least it belongs on this car more than on a peugeot 106!! =) but nah seriously more for jokes than anything as I had them so just stuck them on...promise they will go once Ive got a few more personal touches on the car and it looks a bit more non-standard!!


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By Make It Rain Sports, Featured Columnist –
Let me preface this article to say that, Make It Rain Sports is a sports outlet that lives on the edge. We are often confrontational and not afraid to hit emotional topics within the world of sports. This is in no way intended to belittle or insult the University of Southern Mississippi sports program as we love the fine alumni and supporters of the Golden Eagles. Having said that, we look at the facts and give our opinion as we continue to, Make it Rain.
Sixteen straight winning seasons, eight consecutive bowl appearances, and four league championships in the 12-year history of Conference USA. In 2007, they were selected as the conference team and coach of the decade. This is Southern Miss Football.
Remarkable accomplishments, regardless of conference affiliation. But conference affiliation is something USM must evaluate, as conferences rapidly jockey for new teams and position themselves for the inevitable super conferences. Many teams will surely be left out to dry.
This doesn't mean teams in small conferences will have to stop playing competitive college sports, but it does mean opportunities for success will be increasingly limited for those not affiliated with the upper tier conferences.
And yes, USM is one of those teams.
For years USM played football as an independent and played other sports in the old Metro Conference. In those days (1982-95) USM played and beat teams like, Florida State, Alabama, Auburn, and others. But even then, teams started making big conference moves. Florida State to the ACC in 1991, South Carolina to the SEC in 1992 are just a few that began in the early nineties making the conference jump.
Actually a study was done by Raycom Sports back in 1990 of a proposed Metro Super Conference. Keep in mind the SEC didn't expand until 1992. That super conference would have had a north-south division format with the likes of Boston College, West Virginia, Florida State, Louisville, South Carolina and more. Those teams ring a bell? Yep, they all bolted for greener pastures leaving Southern Miss to join Conference USA in 1996.
We all know the benefits of conference affiliation but CUSA hasn't always been in the best position and again last year lost some big market teams, as Memphis, SMU, and others bolted for more financially stable situations. CUSA, like many smaller conferences, is looking for ways to financially compete and stay in the game with other conferences. If they do not, they will ultimately have to shutter the doors.
Memphis' leap to the Big East created quite a stir in Hattiesburg as many fans wondered how could Memphis be chosen ahead of their beloved Eagles, as USM had dominated Memphis over the years. Well it's not always about wins and losses. It's also about what you bring to the table financially and frankly USM fails in this area.
In 2008 the Orlando Sentinel released a report that showed a ranking of total revenue by Division One programs. USM ranked 111th with just over fourteen million dollars in revenue. Memphis conversely was ranked 68th with a revenue of just over thirty-three million. Memphis has a bigger market and a bigger brand.
Proceeds from ticket sales and sponsorships, and allocated revenue, such as tuition waivers, money from student fees, and direct institutional support, is where USM has failed drastically.
Obviously, the athletic departments with the highest revenue typically are from schools that fill 80,000- to 100,000-seat football stadiums on Saturdays and come from conferences that receive an automatic Bowl Championship Series bid.
But, why can't USM more closely mirror schools like MS State or Ole Miss? Hattiesburg is much larger than Starkville or Oxford and is much closer to the Gulf Coast and Jackson. Truthfully, there is no reason why USM cannot fill a thirty thousand plus football stadium.
Southern Miss wants to compare itself to teams like Boise State or TCU, and yes I can see the reasons behind the comparisons on the field. But the big difference is off the field. Boise State ($21,777,002) TCU ($43,439,777) and even SMU ($33,031,503) show vastly different operating budgets than Southern Miss ($14,472,618).
This doesn't mean that USM cannot compete on a playing field with anyone on any given day, but when teams are bringing in more money by ticket sales or TV contracts, a slippery slope begins to emerge, and USM is on the edge.
So where does Southern Miss go from here? You have to start with what you can control. And that is with the man in the mirror. If you're a USM fan and you can't (or won't) drive an hour and a half to support your school, during a nationally televised game, you should no longer complain about the current state of your program.
You can have the best facilities, coaches, and players in the nation, but if you can't fill the seats or sell a TV package, you are not attractive to other conferences. If you were waiting for USM to get in a big conference before buying season tickets, you are going to be waiting a very long time.
Today's college sports world is a huge business and it takes more than catchy marketing phrases and hard work by coaches and players to compete. If USM is ever going to step up, as a program, it starts with the alumni, fans, and donors. Get out and support USM at the gate, donate to your school, buy into the school's vision. Don't let your sports teams be abandoned on the road side.
If the culture among the Southern Miss faithful doesn't change, then the only vision you will have is of yesteryear and you will have to settle for being a first rate sports program, in a second rate conference, because at the end of the day, it's about putting bottoms in seats.
And that is truly- the bottom line. – MSM


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The CEC's map layer for Google Earth lets users explore pollution data from almost 27,000 industrial facilities in North America.
With information obtained from pollutant release and transfer registers (PRTRs), the CEC has created the first seamless, North America-wide map layer connecting citizens with point-specific industrial pollutant data in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
Readers are reminded that each country has specific reporting requirements for sectors, facilities and pollutants that affect the North American picture of industrial pollution. Using and Understanding Taking Stock.
This map shows the locations of all of the facilities that reported to the North American PRTRs in 2012. The number of facilities excludes Canadian facilities that reported only releases of criteria air contaminants (CAC) to NPRI, and Mexican facilities that reported only greenhouse gases (GHG) to RETC. These two groups of pollutants are not subject to reporting under the US TRI and therefore have been excluded from the Taking Stock analysis.
Using the Google Earth mapping service's innovative and free computer program that allows users to explore geographic data projected over satellite images and aerial photography, the CEC's map layer plots approximately 27,000 North American industrial facilities that reported to the North American PRTRs in 2012, the most recent data available from all three countries.
This Google Earth layer allows anyone in our three countries – whether in Manitoba, Mississippi, or Michoacán – to find industrial facilities located near their homes, their workplaces, or their schools. They can learn about the pollution profile of each facility, including which pollutants are generated and how the facility handles them. Users can also compare the performance of facilities in their community to similar facilities locally, nationally, and, now, across North America. The data can also be viewed in the North American Environmental Atlas in conjunction with other maps layers for North America.
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At its August 2014 meeting, BESE authorized the reconvening of the MFP Task Force in the fall of 2014 to develop recommendations for the 2015-16 MFP formula. The task force will offer guidance on how best to improve the formula to most equitably and effectively fund schools and students. Specific topics to be considered include special education, early childhood education and student count methodology.
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Just a quick run down of my speaking engagements for February.
- On the 13th (the day after Mardi Gras), I'll be presenting an introduction to PhoneGap to the Chicagoland CFUG. If this is open to the public, I'll share the Connect URL the day of.
- On the 14th, myself and other evangelists will be doing another "open" PhoneGap session. This is not a slide and demo presentation but a question and answer session. This will be done over Connect and is open to everyone. Details here: http://techlive.adobe.com/ai1ec_event/the-we-love-phonegap-open-session/?instance_id=670
- From February 18th to 19th I'll be presenting at DevNexus. I'm doing a presentation on IndexedDB on Monday and then on Tuesday I'll be doing a new session called "Browser Tools for Debugging and Profit (more debugging than profit)"
- Finally, on the 28th I'll be doing my IndexedDB presentation again for TechLive. Details here: http://techlive.adobe.com/ai1ec_event/using-indexeddb-for-fun-and-profit-mostly-fun/?instance_id=671


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Why God Made Teachers
When God created teachers,
He gave us special friends
To help us understand His world
And truly comprehend
The beauty and the wonder
Of everything we see,
And become a better person
With each discovery.
When God created teachers,
He gave us special guides
To show us ways in which to grow
So we can all decide
How to live and how to do
What's right instead of wrong,
To lead us so that we can lead
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Why God created teachers,
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Atatürk's me, Başöğretmenim, what öğrendimse, I learned from her. Innovations, I always thought of it, for his nation, cried, laughed. Child of my heart, the first I liked it, Ataturk's me, Başöğretmenimdir.