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William Madison Campbell
1925 - 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Our prayers are with you in this difficult time. I cannot tell you what a joy and privilege it has been to have a friend like Bill for 28 years. Now he is with our Lord and we are left with cherished memories.
Tony Sortino,
Tomball, Texas
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Ana, the whole office was very sad to recieve the news of Bill's passing. We will be thinking of and praying for you. Kim(Messer)Gilbert
Monday, November 29, 2010
Ana, we are sadden by your loss. We know how much Bill meant to you. Now he is with the angels. He was a very kind man. You will be in our prayers. You are a very dear friend and if you need us, just call.
John & Susan Bolin,
Montgomery, Texas
Monday, November 29, 2010
Ana, I am so very sad for your loss. Bill was a man bigger than life and much admired. Knowing you and Bill all these many years has been a pure blessing in my life. I will always keep my wonderful friends close to my heart and prayers and please know that I am always here for you. Mark E.Jones (Houston)
Mark Jones,
Houston, Texas
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Dearest Ana,
May the angels hold him close, and you even closer.
Love, Gayle
Gayle Fuller,
Spring, Texas
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Dear Ana,
Our deepest condolences to you and your family. I wish we could be with you, but we know you will find comfort in the arms of Jesus and Mary.
Love and prayers,
Alberta and Mike Curtin
Alberta Curtin,
The Woodlands, Texas
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Meeting and getting to know Bill at the soaring club completed an important part of my education in life and living - I am grateful for the lessons, as I know many are, promise that I will remember them always and pass them on to the people who matter.
Jacques De Paep,
Magnolia, Texas
Sunday, November 28, 2010
It was my privilege to have known Bill Campbell. I stood in awe of his accomplishments and admired his calm and confident demeanor. He was a great pilot and an even greater person.
Bill packed more into his life than many and truly had a life well-lived.
He will be missed.
Frank Motycka,
Cypress, Texas
Sunday, November 28, 2010
With love and sympathy we join you and your family in prayer, for Bill is now in the presence of Our Lord and Savior. Let us rejoice in the Lord and pray for strength. We love you Ana!
Gloria Sr. & Gloria Jr. Riesgo,
The Woodlands, Texas
Saturday, November 27, 2010
My dear sister Annie,
Please accept my deepest condolences for the falling asleep of your husband Bill.
I regret not having many opportunities to get better acquainted with a man so accomplished, dedicated and wholeheartedly given in service to our great country.
Mario, Jeani and Michael
Mario Zamarripa,
Pleasant Garden, North Carolina
Saturday, November 27, 2010
It was a privelege to call Bill a friend and to fly with him. He will be missed.
Al Stirling,
College Station, Texas
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Hand Salute Warrior! RIP Sir~
LArry MUse,
Houston, Texas
Friday, November 26, 2010
We have precious memories from a few years ago spending some time with you and Bill. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your families, and your friends. God's grace, love, and peace be with you in the days and months ahead.
Friday, November 26, 2010
We have precious memories from a few years ago spending some time with you and Bill. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your families, and your friends. God's grace, love, and peace be with you in the days and months ahead.
Jerry and Kay Bussjaeger,
San Clemente, California
Friday, November 26, 2010
I am saddened to hear about the death of your husband. Although I will not be able to attend the funeral, you are both in my prayers.
My condolences to you and your family.
Liliana Riahi
Friday, November 26, 2010
You will always live in our hearts and prayers. Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Your Friends.
Guillermo & Alma Orozco,
The Woodlands, Texas
Friday, November 26, 2010
Blue skies and smooth sailing Dad.
Bill Campbell,
Raleigh, North Carolina
Friday, November 26, 2010
Ana, Mark, Bill JR and Anthony,
Please accept my deepest sympathy. Bill Sr had such a ferocious love of life. His sense of humor, intelligence, and curiousity will be missed. I know he loved you all with all his heart.
lisa blake,
raleigh, North Carolina
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Hi guys. I'm programming a level player in Blitz Plus, and it is coming along quite nicely. In fact, in the near future, I plan on releasing the file along with a level so that people can test my game. However, I don't know what I should do about the filepaths to many files that I need to load in on different computers. On my own computer, it is easy because I know exactly where the files are. I just have to tell the computer to look at the file in "C:\Users\Nick\Desktop\LEVELDATA" and so on. However, on other computers, I have no idea where the users could be saving my files. Therefore, I will need to find the location of all of the folders. I couldn't find any functions in Blitz Plus that would help me. The closest thing I could find was a CallDLL function. Would that help at all? My other option is just to save everything within the same directory, but I would rather not do that simply for the sake of neatness. Any ideas? Thanks
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Hi! I'm Nick Saiz. I'm new to game programming, but I eventually want that to become my career. I'm interested in programming platformers and RPGs in Blitz Plus, and I just started teaching myself C#. In my spare time, I like to play the violin, video games(of course), and watch Let's Plays and anime.
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1. I will be a Grovyle tomorrow. (Yes...Time to steal time gears >:) )
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3. My boyfriend is Stunky (Gross. I'm dating a skunk.)
4. My rival is a Galvantula.. (This is going to be challenging, but not impossible)
5. My best friend is Mudkip.. (Ooh... I liek mudkipz, so this is good)
6. My pet is Electabuzz. (Alright I guess.)
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When New Democrat Gwen O'Mahony took the Liberal stronghold of Chilliwack-Hope in last year's byelection, a popular theory was formed.
The B.C. Conservatives -- at the top of a short-lived growth spurt -- earned 25 per cent of the vote with John Martin, a well-known criminology professor at the University of the Fraser Valley.
Liberal Laurie Throness, whose conservative pedigree includes stints as an adviser to Preston Manning, Stockwell Day and Stephen Harper, earned 32 per cent.
That left O'Mahony, a community health worker, to cruise up the middle of a right-wing vote split. She drew about 42 per cent of the vote for her party's first win of the seat vacated by former Liberal attorney general Barry Penner.
At least that was the story for those outside the riding -- a vast area of rural B.C. encompassing portions of the city of Chilliwack, the district of Hope and a host of communities tumbling up the Fraser Valley as far as Boston Bar.
From inside the riding, things looked quite different.
"You guys in Vancouver, sitting at The Vancouver Sun, you think you've got (Chilliwack-Hope) in a nice little box," said Paul Boileau, a member of Chilliwack's Chamber of Commerce and manager of a manufacturing company.
The assumption the riding's right-leaning, farm-focused electorate elected the NDP to power by fluke is woefully inadequate, Boileau said.
Between the 2009 election and last year's byelection, O'Mahony increased her vote share by nine percentage points, he pointed out. Another gain like that would push her to a majority, and Boileau isn't discounting that possibility.
"It's not just explained by a split on the right, it's explained by real change," he said of the byelection results. The riding is shifting -- and fast. The population of greater Chilliwack (which is split between two provincial ridings) increased by nearly 10,000 since 2006, pushing it over 90,000.
Boileau was on the leading edge, arriving in 2003 from the Lions Bay area and settling, like most newcomers, south of the highway in areas that fall within Chilliwack-Hope.
"This riding is undergoing a huge transformation -- hundreds of new people coming into the community, and it's obviously going to have an effect," said Boileau.
He argues the newcomers are open to new ideas and more suited to the middle of the political spectrum than to either extreme. Centrists, he said, are growing in number and will decide a tight contest.
"I think that the centre is where the election is going to be won or lost."
This time, Chilliwack-Hope will likely be a two-way race between the incumbent and the Liberals. Any Conservative momentum evaporated after the byelection when Martin switched to the Liberals. He is the Liberal candidate in the neighbouring Chilliwack riding.
His Conservative replacement, Michael Henshall, is not widely known. The Green party has opted out of the riding all-together.
O'Mahony has won many fans, some in unlikely areas of the socially and geographically diverse riding. From Chilliwack to Hope to the far reaches of the valley, she's built her reputation, said Lloyd Forman, a director with the Fraser Valley Regional District based in Boston Bar.
"She's just a good, honest, straight worker," said Forman, a former Liberal candidate who now considers himself non-partisan. "I do not believe Gwen has an agenda, she's just there to serve the people."
Her continued success will depend on a jobs plan for the region, he said, noting once-productive mill towns in the area have become "full of old guys and people on welfare."
And Chilliwack needs more workers equipped to fill high-tech trades jobs in manufacturing and production.
But O'Mahony's popularity may not translate into votes in a riding with deep-seated political allegiances.
"I always say I'll never vote NDP personally, but she's a wonderful MLA and if we had more like her we'd be a lot better off," Forman said.
Liberal candidate Throness is a formidable opponent, said Hamish Telford, a political-science professor at the University of the Fraser Valley.
"He's very well-known in the community and belongs to one of the biggest churches and is well-connected in that area," he said.
Telford was one of the few willing to guess how things will shake out on May 14.
"If I had to put money on it, I'd bet on it reverting back to the Liberals. But I bet on John Martin last time and lost."
For this election, the only thing certain in Chilliwack-Hope is that bettors would be wise to sit this one out.
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New Delhi, Nov 21: A contractor and an electrician were arrested today in connection with the fire at an east Delhi community hall during a transgender meet which left 14 people dead even as the city government announced a compensation of Rs two lakh each to the next of kin of those killed.
The arrests came after police registered a case of causing death due to negligence in the incident at Nand Nagri in which 30 people were also injured. Sources said the organisers had not taken requisite permission from fire brigade and police for holding the meeting and a case has been registered against them.
"We have arrested Sanjay Aggarwal (38), the contractor, and an electrician Sher Singh," a senior police official said. Police had suspected a short circuit to be the cause of fire. Delhi government has ordered a thorough probe into the fire incident.
Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, who visited the injured at the GTB Hospital along with Health Minister A K Walia, said a compensation of Rs two lakh each will be given to the next of kin of those killed in the fire.
The seriously injured will get Rs 50,000 each while those who have sustained minor injuries will get Rs 10,000 each. She also directed the hospital administration to take proper care of the injured.
The tents erected on the grounds of the community hall were completely gutted and the entire premises was engulfed in flames.
Describing the incident as "very tragic", Dikshit said Sharma has been instructed to look into all aspects of the incident.
Dikshit visited the 33 patients undergoing treatment at various wards of the hospital and instructed the authorities to provide them all possible treatment free of cost.
The Chief Minister said Divisional Commissioner Vijay Dev has been asked to probe the incident and file a report to the government at the earliest.
While most of them were taken to the nearby Guru Tegh Bahdur hospital, four were shifted to Lok Nayak Jai Prakash hospital and two in Maulana Azad Medical college. Majority of the victims were elderly people.
"Most of those who were brought dead to the hospital were in their seventies or eighties. Their bodies were charred beyond recognition. Those who identified them were quiet aged themselves and addressed those dead as their guru and mummy," a police official at the Guru Teg Bahadur hospital said.
"I never thought that my Guru would meet such a tragic end. Despite all hardships in life, he always kept a smiling face. He adopted me and another four girls. He was in his 80s," an inconsolable Rumi, hailing from Kolkata, said.
"I made him lie on a bed in one corner of the community hall and had been out for some work. One of the injured told me that he could not run and the burning tent fell on him. He cried for help...."
Another eunuch said that the Delhi chapter did not prove to be lucky for her guru.
"She was very fond of jewellery. Her body was charred beyond recognition. I could recognise her because of her thick and small finger nails and two bangles dangling from her black hands," the eunuch said.
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REDWOOD CITY, CA and CHICAGO, IL -- (Marketwire) -- 02/27/13 -- How many times have you attended a conference and found yourself bored silly, constantly checking your email, Twitter feed, Google+ page or Facebook page, wishing you hadn't spent a few grand to attend a conference that sounded good on paper, but didn't deliver the experience you were hoping for once you got on site? Or have you attended a conference that was so good you wished more of your colleagues had attended?
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Since i have no idea where to post this, can anyone Help me with Transferring Pokemon from my Emerald Save game to my Pokemon White using DESMUME? I haven't defeated Burke yet, is there any special place I need to go to or what?
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(NWIFI or something). You can patch ROMs to trade as seen in some hacks. Because Emerald is an older version, I don't think that would work anyway, because normally on a handheld both cartridges would be in at once. The only way is to use cheat codes to get the Pokemon you want, rare candies, and TMs if needed.
I use gpSPhone on my iPad and iPod, because I don't like the size of computers. Sometimes I will use DESMUME because the newer gens are not compatible.
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Jennifer Jones goes to the swimming pool at the Elks Lodge three days a week.
Beat the heat
Stay indoors, if at all possible, in an air-conditioned place.
Take a cool shower or bath to cool off.
Drink plenty of fluids.
Wear appropriate clothing and sunscreen.
Schedule outdoor activities carefully, limiting activity to morning and evening hours.
If children play outside during the day, they should stick to shaded areas.
Pace yourself. If you're not used to exertion during high heat, take it carefully.
Use a buddy system. If you have to work in the heat, monitor the condition of your co-workers and have someone do that for you.
Health risks:
Heat fatigue - a feeling of weakness brought on by high outdoor temperatures. Symptoms include cool, moist skin, a weakened pule and feelings of faintness.
Heat exhaustion - serves as a warning that the body is getting too hot. The person may appear thirsty, weak or uncoordinated. Heat exhaustion is usually caused by the body's loss of water and salt.
Heat Stroke - can be life-threatening. Immediate medical attention is necessary. A person with heat stroke has a body temperature near or over 104 degrees. Other symptoms include dizziness, strange behavior, staggering, lack of sweating or confusion.
Tips for seniors:
Make sure enough food and beverages are stocked in the refrigerator and pantry.
Offer to pick up some groceries or prepare a few days of meals and place in freezer so they'll have emergency food on hand.
If it's not possible for the senior to keep extra medications in the house, help them to arrange for a pharmacy who will deliver medication refills to their door.
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Not only is the lodge's swimming pool on Justice Street easy entertainment for her 10 month old, 3 year old and 8 year old, it's a good way of keeping cool.
"The last couple of days I have felt the heat increase," she said.
While at the pool, Jones uses sunscreen and gives her children plenty of water, Gatorade and ice cream to help keep them cool.
"I like popsicles," said Charley, Jones' 3 year old.
Temperatures have climbed across the Southeast the last couple of days and the forecast calls for more of the same this week.
The National Weather Service in Greer, S.C., issued a heat advisory from noon to 7 p.m. Monday and a possibly dangerous combination of heat and humidity as residents across the state braced for triple-digit temperatures the rest of the week.
At 4 p.m., Monday, the high temperature was 91 degrees, but the index value made the temperature feel more like 100 degrees. The heat index is a measure of hot temperatures and high humidities.
"We have a large upper level of strong high pressure over the Southeast," said Chris Krentz, meteorologist with the Weather Service. "It's causing dry conditions that will move slowly across the area the next day or two."
Finding a cool spot
Staying cool was a challenge Monday.
Doris Saltz and Jan Hranek ate lunch under a big Oscar Meyer umbrella outside of Hot Dog World on Kanuga Street.
"The humidity is worst than the heat," Saltz said. "It's effecting my breathing."
The two said they also go swimming to beat the heat.
"It feels so wonderful," Hranek said of the pool.
Temperatures today will be a little hotter than Monday's, according to the Weather Service. Temperatures are predicated to reach around 94 degrees.
"Temperature should be back to normal by Wednesday and Thursday," Krentz said.
News about temperatures cooling down makes employees with the Hendersonville Public Works Department smile.
"I watch the weather every morning," said Johnny Goings, street supervisor. "The weather makes a difference in what we can do that day."
He said it is rough for the crew to work their eight hour shifts when temperatures are rising. He said the crew takes several breaks through out the day.
"We sit down in the shade and drink almost five gallons of water daily," he said.
The crew was on West Barnwell Street on Monday rebuilding a curving gutter. Goings said they were lucky because they were working in the shade. He added that he watches his workers closely to make sure no one gets too hot.
Children, the elderly and anyone working or exercising outdoors have an increased risk of developing heat exhaustion or heat stroke in these hot temperatures.
People in those high-risk groups are urged to greatly limit their time outdoors, especially during the hottest time of the day, noon to 6 p.m.
Krentz said folks should make sure they drink plenty of water, stay in air conditioned buildings and stay inside between noon and 5 or 6 p.m.Signs of heat exhaustion include weakness, dizziness, shortness of breath and profuse sweating.
Hot all over
Mountain residents are not the only ones suffering from rising temperatures.
Forecasters say many areas of the state are heading toward the upper 90s and even 100 degrees this week. In the Triangle, the mercury was expected to hit 100 degrees Monday afternoon, then climb to 102 today and 101 Wednesday. All three forecasts would break the previous records set in 1949 for those dates by a few degrees, said Mike Strickler, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Raleigh.
"Wednesday is still kind of a tossup," Strickler said.
The weather service issued heat advisories beginning Monday and continuing through today evening in parts of the state. Included in the advisories are the cities of Charlotte, Raleigh and Fayetteville.
In addition to 90-plus temperatures, the heat will combine with high humidity to produce heat indices -- or how it feels -- of 105 degrees to 110 degrees. The high temperatures are the result of a high-pressure area that will build eastward into the state beginning Monday, the weather service said.
Temperatures across the state should only drop to the mid-70s at night, making people feel even more drained by the heat, Strickler said.
"That's the tough thing with this heat, it not only will be hot during the day, but physically it takes a toll on the public at night when there's not any time to cool down," he said.
Air-quality officials issued a health notice for air pollution in the Charlotte and Triangle areas Monday. The Code Orange conditions mean that air quality is likely to be unhealthy for sensitive groups, including those who work outside or suffer from respiratory ailments such as asthma.
The owner of Cary Ice Co., Kent Struble said Monday he received calls for up to 20 15-pound blocks of ice from Triangle residents who want to drop them into their swimming pools to cool down the water. That hasn't happened in a few years, he said.
"It will cool down," he said. "For how long is anyone's guess.
"Like I tell them, if you've got 50,000 gallons of water and you're trying to cool down, you know what you're up against there."
Officials issued the usual heat-related warnings, including not to leave children and pets in cars and to check on elderly relatives and neighbors. The temperature in a parked car can reach 120 degrees in 10 minutes, said Peggy Ball, director of the state Division of Child Development.
"A car heats up quickly, and children are particularly vulnerable to heat," Ball said in a statement.
Doctors warned that those who must be outside should drink plenty of water to avoid heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
People who are overweight, physically ill or who take certain medications could also be more affected by high temperatures, officials said.
Relief from the heat could come Thursday, when temperatures are forecast to drop to more seasonable upper 80s and lower 90s.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.
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The United States Federal Bureau of Prisons has said it will return "non-approved" religious books and other materials that were removed from the shelves of federal prison libraries because of concerns over the threat of terrorism.
The Howard League for Penal Reform has today welcomed a drop in suicide figures in 2006, but warned that local prisons remain the worst hit for suicides among their inmates.
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Many people much smarter than me are going the opposite way on this one. My question isn't necessarily with their unusual business model (dilution in order raise capital rather than strict debt) essentially turns common shares into shrinking value premium shares. It's their insistence on single tenant buildings. While no doubt many businesses prefer their own building (bringing up the lease or buy conundrum for them) I don't think this is a good model for future business endeavors. I think overall we are likely to see smaller offices, more strategically spaced, and emphasizing agility.
Factoring dividend reinvestment, these guys will do a great job in their market and definitely outperform!
Missed the bottom but good long term, monthly dividend payer.
monthly dividend that keeps going up,add good properties, good mangement
Demand for warehouse/industrial space is high and availabilities are tight. There is a good dividend.
small-cap unusual REIT focused on warehouses of all things. Triple nets. They have some pricing ability. Talent in investing. They will have to issue shares to raise capital at times. Monthly dividend that they are determined to increase. The market still doesn't quite know what to make of it, especially when interest rates increase. But I think that will actually be a benefit to STAG down the road. Thumbs up for tax-advantaged accounts.
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I believe that the return from STAG will beat the S&P over the next 5 years for two reasons. First, management appears to be able to acquire properties for less than the value that wring out of them once they are a part of STAG portfolio. Second, management is able to generate plenty of cash flow from these properties to service the debt and return a dividend to shareholders with a decent (>5% yield at $23.40/share at the close on 8/21/14) yield.
STAG is an industrial REIT. Management is executing a unique strategy that allows them to grow profitably while paying investors an attractive dividend. The portfolio is geographically diverse and is not concentrated in any single company or industry.
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