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Located on the PSU campus, Rogue Hall is bike-friendly, offers outside seating, hoppy hour, Rogue spirits & 20+ Rogue Ales, Porters, Lagers & Stouts.
Get yourself a flight!!
Fun staff. Decent food. Ok beers.
HUGE beer selection!
Kale salad with an asian flair is a win!
Don't let the pink walls fool you. The HOPS restroom is for men and BARLEY is for women.
The tots are tasty, and the Portland state ipa brewed with faculty is delicious
Damn fine pub. No offense to the Rogue on NW Flanders but this one has more character. Same fine Rogue beer and food. In my opinion the best chicken hot wings in Portland.
Get the Reuben. Best this side of the Mississippi in my book.
Just come for the beer, the food is not worth the price. There is nothing wrong with it, its nice. The beers are always great and cold. The service is fantastic as well.
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The beer is phenomenal! Trust me, I'm picky.
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Oops I am an idiot. That tip I left below was totally meant to be left for "Rock Bottom Brewery." 2nd and Morrison st So good... Not that Rogue doesn't rule, though. Love them!!
I just chose this place (coming from NH) AND AM SO GLAD I DID!! EVERYTHING ABOUT IT IS AWESOME!!! Great beers. Great bar tender! Cannot wait for my food MM.
Have the Soba!
They don't have Rogue Root Beer on draft. This makes me sad :(
Come here in the evening and sit at the bar. Ben will know your drink by your second visit.
Men's is Hops.
Restrooms: Hops is Men's, Barley is Women's
Food is too expensive, but Snickers beers (half hazelnut brown ale + half chocolate stout) are totally worth it. The server I had last time was a bit incompetent as well, but it's still worth going.
The food is decent but more expensive then it's worth. The apartment complex it's under looks nice on the bottom floor but is a shithole. The server I've had every time I've been there is rude/slow.
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This place is great! I've never had anyone be rude and the patio is amazing.
Barley is the men's restroom. Hops for the ladies.
19 Rogue taps and one "clear beer." Free pool. Tiki Tuesdays. If you can't handle the Adult prices on food there's always pizza by the slice and happy hour.
Used to be Paccini's.
Tiki Tuesday! First beer free with a Hawaiian shirt.
They may still be in transition, but that's no excuse for the terrible service & downright rudeness we got from the staff. But if you want a sub-dive bar experience at hipster prices, you're in luck.
Food is Expensive! We want Paccini's back!

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Mrs. Zeldia Milligan, 72, of Dyersburg died Friday, November 9, 2012 at Jackson Madison County General Hospital in Jackson. She was a member of Springhill Baptist Church.
Funeral services will be at 2 pm Sunday, November 11, 2012 in the Chapel of Curry Funeral Home conducted by Bro. Randy Crews. Interment will follow in Minnick Cemetery. Curry Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The Milligan family will receive visitors Sunday from noon until service time at the funeral home.
Survivors include her husband, Horace Milligan of Dyersburg; a daughter, Michele Brown and husband, Steve, of Collierville; and a son, Ben Milligan, and wife, Beth, of Humboldt.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Collie and Reba Stover Woods, and a brother Gerald T. Woods.
Pallbearers will be Milton Weatherford, Wayne Autry, James Turnbow, Richard Hill, Bill Cloar, and Bill Boehmler.
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Donald V. "Don" Phelps, 73 of Newbern, Tennessee died on Friday, November 9, 2012, at his residence in Newbern, Tennessee.
Born Tuesday, April 18, 1939 in Henderson, Tennessee, he was the son of the late Choice Alvin Phelps and the late Birdie Wilson Phelps.
Mr. Phelps was a retired repairman for Onie Nafieh and was a member of the Covington Church of Jesus Christ.
Funeral services will be 1:00 Monday, November 12, 2012 at the Harmony Baptist Church in Newbern, Tennessee with Rev. James Combs officiating. Interment will follow in Rehoboth Cemetery. Visitation will be Sunday, November 11, 2012 at Johnson-Williams Funeral Home from 2:00 PM-5:00 PM and Monday, November 12, 2012 at Harmony Baptist Church from 10:00 AM until service time.
Mr. Phelps is survived by his wife Barbara Hill Phelps of Newbern, Tennessee; seven sons, Johnny V. Phelps & Wife Sherry of Blytheville, Arkansas, Eddie C. Phelps & Wife Lorie of Bartlett, Tennessee, Timmy W. Phelps of Dyersburg, Tennessee, Arvin H. Phelps & Wife Jeanett of Covington, Tennessee, Shane Goff & Wife Tracie of Dyersburg, Tennessee, Ricky Hayes & Wife Karen of Newbern, Tennessee and Little Man Phelps of Newbern, Tennessee; two daughters, Audrey M. Phelps of Covington, Tennessee and Sherry Ray & Husband Philip of RoEllen, Tennessee, five brothers, Gene Phelps of Corinth, Mississippi, Van Phelps of Jackson, Tennessee, Larry Phelps of Florida, Bruce Phelps of Texas and Boyd Phelps of Louisiana; 28 Grandchildren; 33 Great-Grandchildren and 9 Great-Great Grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one daughter, Sandra L. Phelps, one brother, Terry Phelps; two sisters, Florence Ripaloige and Clara Pace and one great-grandson, Cooper Greek.
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DH's parents are coming Sunday so we're doing a whole bunch of cleaning, FUN.
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I have an application written in C# that works well, but occasionally in the field gives errors which we believe are due to low memory conditions, or interactions with the garbage collector.
If anyone is interested, it is described here:
Unable to cast object of type 'NHibernate.Impl.ExpandedQueryExpression' to type 'NHibernate.Linq.NhLinqExpression'
I want to try and reproduce this for debugging, but my development machine has too much memory.
I've removed the pagefile so my virtual memory is limited to the 12GBs of physical memory so aside from physically removing ram, does anyone have any suggestions on how to simulate a low memory condition in a development environment?
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1. Re: Error: Found unsigned entry in resource843802 Aug 10, 2010 12:40 PM (in response to 843802)Here is the jnlp
The above is without the error-generating security code as described above.
My_DB.jnlp: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <jnlp spec="1.0+"> <information> <title>My_DB</title> <vendor>Matt</vendor> </information> <resources> <!-- Application Resources --> <j2se version="1.6+" href="http://java.sun.com/products/autodl/j2se"/> <jar href="My_DB.jar" main="true" /> </resources> <application-desc name="My_DB DBMS" main-class="my_db.My_DB_GUI" width="900" height="1100"> </application-desc> <update check="background"/> </jnlp>
But here it is again, and I insert it just before the last line:
And the html:
<security> <all-permissions/> </security>
(Yes, it just gives me a Launch button)
<body> <script src="http://www.java.com/js/deployJava.js"></script> <script> // using JavaScript to get location of JNLP file relative to HTML page var dir = location.href.substring(0, location.href.lastIndexOf('/')+1); var url = dir + "My_DB.jnlp"; deployJava.createWebStartLaunchButton(url, '1.6.0'); </script> </body>
I am going to try to duplicate this with a REAL simple code set that, via a GUI, all it does is read in a local file.
I think I will see exactly the same problem/results.
Edited by: matt_thumper on Aug 10, 2010 3:15 AM
Edited by: matt_thumper on Aug 10, 2010 5:40 AM
2. RESOLVED: Error: Found unsigned entry in resource843802 Aug 12, 2010 12:59 PM (in response to 843802)Thanks Matt that worked! The application can now read/write to local files via Web Start.
3. Re: Error: Found unsigned entry in resource832219 Jan 18, 2011 10:26 PM (in response to 843802)Dear Friends,
I had exact same problem with Java Web Start:
1) com.sun.deploy.net.JARSigningException: Found unsigned entry in resource: http://localhost/saa/designer.jar
2) But the jar was signed, I verified it:
C:\Documents and Settings\jrao>jarsigner -verify -certs C:\Applications\AppServ\www\saa\designer.jar
jar verified.
How did you solve your problem?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Please send me email to email@example.com
4. Re: RESOLVED: Error: Found unsigned entry in resource4105 Mar 10, 2011 3:50 PM (in response to 843802)We experience the same problem.
Can you pls let us know what you changed to solve this ?
5. Re: RESOLVED: Error: Found unsigned entry in resource793415 Mar 10, 2011 5:16 PM (in response to 4105)See the instructions at Mixing Signed and Unsigned Code.
Also, for the future please note that if you have a problem that seems similar to an old thread, it is best to start your own thread and link to the old thread. I will ask the moderators to lock this one.


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David Petrie skies across a steep slope near Little Eagle Meadows in the 1980s. (DAVE CLEMENS photo)
Dave Clemens knows about avalanches in the Wallowa Mountains.
He has skied across their remnants.
He has seen the shattered subalpine firs left in their wake.
On one especially memorable occasion he listened, stunned into silence by the immense and dispassionate power of nature, as an avalanche careened down Jackson Peak, a distinctive thumb of rock that juts from the ridge separating East Eagle Creek and the South Fork of the Imnaha River.
For nine consecutive winters, starting in 1982, Clemens and his friend, David Petrie, embarked on one of the more daunting journeys possible in Oregon: a midwinter trip on skis across the Eagle Cap Wilderness, the state's largest.
Seven times they made it, twice accompanied by Clemens' wife, Sue.
But in two other winters Dave Clemens and Petrie turned back, fearing the weather or, worse yet, the risk of avalanches.
Clemens, who's 76, lives near Richland.
He moved to eastern Baker County in the 1970s and met Petrie, an Idaho Power Co. employee who had lived in the area since 1967.
On their first crossing of the Wallowas, in January 1982, Dave and Sue Clemens and Petrie skied very near where last week an avalanche killed backcountry skiers Jake Merrill, 23, of Bellingham, Wash., and Shane Coulter, 30, of Seattle.
Merrill worked as a guide for Wallowa Alpine Huts of Joseph, and Coulter was one of six clients on a five-day skiing trip in the Wallowas.
Dave Clemens said that when he heard about the avalanche, and where it happened, he immediately remembered skiing across the steep terrain near Little Eagle Meadows.
"I had a lot of empathy for what was going on, and I was hoping for the best," Clemens said. "I've been through there in winter several times, and it's risky."
Clemens said he and Petrie had an advantage that guides and their clients don't always possess: flexibility in scheduling.
"We would always wait for that high-pressure system that usually comes in late January," Clemens said. "If we had that, and stable snow conditions, we would go."
Then, too, Clemens had considerable experience traveling in the mountains during winter. Before moving to Baker County he climbed extensively in the Cascades, making many winter ascents.
Yet Clemens emphasizes that neither experience nor knowledge insulates a backcountry skier from risk.
Indeed, he said, nothing can do that.
"It doesn't mean you're going to avoid every danger," Clemens said. "Accidents happen."


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// ExceptionUtils.h
// MYUtilities
// Created by Jens Alfke on 1/5/08.
// Copyright 2008 Jens Alfke. All rights reserved.
// See BSD license at bottom of ExceptionUtils.m.
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#ifdef NSAppKitVersionNumber10_4 // only enable this in a project that uses AppKit
/** Edit your Info.plist to make this your app's principal class,
and most exceptions will be reported via a modal alert.
This includes exceptions caught by AppKit (i.e. uncaught ones from event handlers)
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|ESPN.com: French Open 2010
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PARIS -- Robby Ginepri has played himself into the second week of the French Open without fielding a single question about his outfit or manicure.
Instead, after knocking off former champion Juan Carlos Ferrero in five wearing sets Saturday, Ginepri was the subject of another blunt inquiry: How has he made his way to the fourth round of Roland Garros after having won exactly one ATP-level match since the start of the calendar year?
Call him Robby Van Winkle, suddenly awake again after a long slumber. Never one to show extreme emotion, the 27-year-old Ginepri looked mildly elated as reporters pressed him for an explanation after his defeat of No. 18 Ferrero set up a date with two-time French Open semifinalist and world No. 3 Novak Djokovic. "Well, the initials of the tournament are RG," Ginepri said, grinning.
If only it were that simple.
In six of Ginepri's seven previous visits to Paris in the springtime, his sightseeing trip ended in the first round. A then-teenage Djokovic annihilated him here five years ago, 6-0, 6-0, 6-3, and Ginepri has not won a set in any of their three subsequent matches. But his run to the round of 16 in 2008 showed he was capable of sticking around on the red dirt that harkens back to his native Georgia by grafting his straightforward hard-court game onto a strong fitness base. "I can hit the big shots through the court when I need to, and grind if I have to," Ginepri said after beating Italy's Potito Starace in the third round.
Ginepri said he's still benefiting from an extended stint two seasons ago when he worked with clay-court professor Jose Higueras and Argentine coach Diego Moyano. Higueras, who stays in touch with Ginepri, said he expects the encounter with Djokovic to be far more competitive than the last time they met at the French Open.
"It should be a pretty physical match," Higueras said from his European home base in Barcelona. "Robby doesn't get out-hit, and when he has an opportunity, he's quick enough to get inside the court. The important thing will be that he really has to battle and show Novak that win or lose, it's going to be a long day. When you show it's not going to be easy over five sets, sometimes good things happen.
"Robby's a very good mover, he gets pretty good spin on the forehand side, and he gets to the backhand early and has great timing. All he needs to do is have a little bit better shot selection -- and you have to suffer more."
Ginepri is traveling solo this season, and his suffering hasn't always been constructive. Several months ago, frustrated with sporadic, occasionally immobilizing neck pain that made it difficult to serve or even turn his head, he underwent a procedure to have the nerves "burned," or temporarily deadened.
"It's tough when you wake up and you're not sure if you're going to be able to practice, or if it's going to go out midway through practice or even in the match," said Ginepri, who had been bothered by flare-ups on and off for almost two years. "It's a constant worry, and definitely takes a lot of energy out of you when you have to waste your time worrying about something like that."
The discomfort vanished, but his touch on the court didn't return, either. The former world No. 15, who sagged after his U.S. Open semifinal appearance in 2005 but fought his way back into the top 50 in 2008-09, saw his ranking plunge again and is currently No. 98. He's been toiling in lower-level events and qualifying rounds of bigger tournaments, seemingly unable to regain any traction. Ginepri reached the final on the Challenger circuit in Florida in April but lost in the first round in Bordeaux this month after contracting food poisoning.
Looking to log more time on clay, Ginepri played in the World Team Championships in Germany in mid-May and hopped in a van with fellow Americans Sam Querrey and John Isner for the four-and-a-half hour drive to Paris. The two younger men -- one flirting with the top 20, the other already inside -- looked as if they might be poised to reverse the recent trend of U.S. futility and play into the second week of the French Open.
Then Ginepri drew Querrey in the first round. Higueras, who now directs coaching operations for the U.S. Tennis Association, read Ginepri's body language from the stands and got a good message.
"He looked totally engaged," Higueras said. "He has an interesting history, and he'd be the first to tell you this. For some reason, he's had a hard time staying engaged enough to have continuity. He hasn't been able to sustain it. A very high percentage of being a professional tennis player is between the ears."
Ginepri had the mental edge that day, toppling a clearly fatigued and disconsolate Querrey in four sets. He's now the lone American man left in the draw, joining the Williams sisters as the country's only representatives.
Saturday, he looked in control after taking the first two sets against Ferrero 7-5, 6-3, but lost the thread and had to have treatment for a blister as Ferrero evened things out. "I just competed well throughout the whole match," said Ginepri, who responded to a service break in the fifth set by breaking back at love. "I never got down on myself, and always gave myself another opportunity to see another point." His win over Ferrero marked the first time an American had eliminated a Spanish player in five sets since Pete Sampras outlasted Sergi Bruguera in 1996.
"I'm so happy to see him battle and play the tennis he's capable of," Higueras said. "I'm hoping this is the beginning of a second career for him."
Bonnie D. Ford covers tennis and Olympic sports for ESPN.com. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Paint Stallion by Define-XWatch
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I'm actually going to draw the same horse Not as to competing against you or anything I just like your version and I wan't to use the same ref
Oh my goodness, no - please do! After all, I certainly don't own that photo, and I'd LOVE to see your rendition. Let me know when you finish?
I will Also I have a question how do you put pictures in your journals. I still can't figure out how to do that.
Oh - go to your deviation and look on the right where all the 'Share' options are. There's a drop-down arrow. Click on it and copy the 'thumb' number. Post that in your journal, and tada!
Double points for handling a coloured horse so well! I always find them a headtrip to draw since you have to switch between shading light and dark, so I have muchos respect for people who draw them *and* pull it off successfully! You've captured his strength and poise perfectly; he looks powerful and elegant at once. And I love the light flowing tail. Fantastic pic, once again
I actually prefer paints; there's less dark values to go into, and I'm lazy. Thanks so much!
Aha, so that's your secret! I'm the opposite, I can handle dark values fine but find light horses difficult. So paints manage to combine both of those for me. And I wouldn't say you're lazy, just economical with your time And you're welcome!
WoW!! awesome!
this is............<3. Know I have asked before but whats the softest pencil you own? Because when I take photos the camera usually turns them lighter.
Aw, thanks! Well, the softed pencil I ever use is a 2H; it's great for white things/skin. I actually found a 7H at a Michael's and bought it, thinking "Oh this will totally be useful!" Ha. It's kind of ridiculous how light that one is.
Welcome I need to find something like that I also want to find something darker than 8B
I need to find something like that I also want to find something darker than 8B
Hmm... Well, there's the Ebony pencil, which gets very, very dark. That works well. My art teacher had a brand that she really liked; it was dark and matte, so the light didn't reflect off of it. I don't remember what it was called, though.
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September 20, 2012
By Lt. Col. Shaun Lott, 3-6th ADA commander
FORT SILL, Okla.--3rd Battalion, 6th Air Defense Artillery, the Bruiser Battalion, develops, educates and trains Patriot Advanced Individual Training, Warrant Officer Basic Course, Patriot Master Gunner Course and select partner nations to generate proficient Patriot military occupational skills and versatile warriors to the operational force.
Part of generating proficient warriors to the operational force, the battalion launched a highly successful online training course called the Structured-Self Development Level 1 (SSD-1) course as part of its Patriot AIT.
The battalion's B Battery Bulldogs spearheaded the launch by implementing the SSD-1 program on a volunteer basis. Soldiers are rewarded extra pass privileges for completing all four SSD-1 modules prior to graduation. SSD-1 is Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond Chandler's initiative to prepare Soldiers for attending their first noncommissioned officer school the Warrior Leader Course. Although SSD-1 completion is required to attend WLC, the course is not required for AIT graduation. The AIT students embraced the challenge to complete SSD-1 strictly on a volunteer basis with amazing results.
"I'm glad I completed this training (SSD-1) while I am here so that I will be able to focus on my job in Korea," said Pvt. Laurel Cox.
By completing SSD Level I, ADA Patriot Soldiers will arrive to their first unit well ahead of their past peers, ready to conduct more hands-on training focused on the Patriot weapon system.
SSD-1 bridges the operational and institutional domains of Army training for enlisted Soldiers and sets conditions for continuous growth and life-long learning. It focuses on team level, common leader and tactical skills which enhance the Patriot AIT students' knowledge, behaviors and experience that will continue throughout their careers.
Since Oct. 1, 2010, Soldiers have been automatically enrolled in SSD-1 upon completing Basic Combat Training. Beginning in fiscal 2013, Soldiers must complete SSD-1 prior to attending Warrior Leader Course, a course mandatory for promotion to sergeant.
"The Army already has seen stronger success in WLC by Soldiers who have completed SSD-I," said Chandler. "The program works, and that is why the Army is backing it up with such strong rules."
"This is a critical step in assisting young air defenders to professionally develop themselves into better Soldiers and future leaders. I am looking forward to seeing how this SSD-1 initiative will develop and open doors for new ideas to help better prepare our Soldiers. Our air defense Forces Command units are thrilled knowing their future Soldiers are completing this training," said Sgt. 1st Class Learthur Williams, Fires Center of Excellence Platoon Sergeant of the Year assigned to the 3-6th ADA.
Team 15-12 Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator/ Maintainer AIT Class became the first 15 Soldiers to reach 100-percent completion of SSD-1. To date the 3-6th ADA has produced nearly 100 SSD-1 graduates.
"What a significant accomplishment. We are extremely proud of our young warriors for not only meeting Patriot AIT course standards, but setting the bar even higher for themselves to increase their ability to rapidly integrate into the operational force," said Command Sgt. Maj. Lawrence MacDonald, 3-6th ADA CSM.


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Who We Are
Space Records maintains the campus record drawings, updates the official building, floor, and room inventories, and supports archival of construction projects. This group works with Information Management and Analysis (IMA), UT Systems' Office of Facilities Planning and Construction (OFPC), Project Management and Construction Services (PMCS), and a variety of campus clients to ensure that the building, floor, and room inventories and record drawings are up-to-date.
What We Do
Space Records strives to ensure that floor drawings are kept as accurate as possible. We track construction projects to ensure that changes are integrated into the official campus record drawings in a timely fashion and field verify projects to ensure accuracy. Additionally we publish PDF copies on web central for full-time, University of Texas at Austin (UT) employees to use in the online drawing repository.
We also act as the data stewards for building-related information in support of the principle of Single Version of the Truth (SVT) and strive to keep the campus community notified of changes. If you would like to subscribe to our update notification list, please visit the UT Building Information page on UT Lists.
How We Do It
Space Records monitors construction projects to incorporate architectural changes into official campus floor plans and use the construction documents to field verify layout changes. We receive update requests from campus clients including building managers and space coordinators and investigate each item thoroughly. We receive new building information from OFPC via Campus Planning in order to add new building records and work with a variety of campus offices to fine tune the building data.


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London Tri
Event: Virgin Active London Triathlon 2011 on 30/07/2011
Team Members: Nick Bagot, Steve Fletcher
Nick Bagot
£1,411.66 raised
44 donations
My Target:
£1,411.66 raised so far
How to make a donation
Donate online at - www.justgiving.com/nickstevetri
By mobile internet Scan this code on your smartphone to go straight to Nick Bagot's page.
By text message to donate £10 Text EDPW79 £10
to 70070
There are many reasons not to enter the London Triathlon. You have to swim round the Royal Albert Docks dodging scrap metal and radioactive fish (in a flourescent orange swimming cap), then cycle 20km in a pair of wet shorts before going on a 5k run in a singlet.
Not a good look.
Nevertheless, for reasons still unknown we're doing it this weekend. And also hoping to raise a few pounds for those good people at Macmillan Cancer Support.
So please wish us luck, think of us at noon on Saturday and give away some money.
Thank you!
Nick and Steve
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Raising money for
Macmillan Cancer Support
Charity Registration No. 261017
We know cancer can affect everything – your work, your relationships, your finances. And by donating today, you'll be helping us make sure we can continue to provide all our essential services. So that when someone's facing a difficult time, we can help them start to feel more in control again.
Raising money for
Run by Macmillan Cancer Support
Charity Registration No. 261017
Donations 44
Gift from Piers (via Steve - thanks Piers!)
Donation by Piers Morgan on 22/08/11
+ £25.00 Gift Aid
Great achievement. Well done!
Donation by Angelina Ritchie on 03/08/11
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
Stunning effort - well done.
Donation by Richard Bagot on 02/08/11
Well done. Bit disappointing not to see more suffering on your faces... you're clearly far too fit. what next.. Olympic distance or middle age paunch?
Donation by chris bagot on 01/08/11
+ £12.50 Gift Aid
Donation by siobhan sinclair on 01/08/11
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
We did it! ... but just need a bit more to get to £1,000!
Donation by Stevie F on 01/08/11
+ £12.50 Gift Aid
Well done guys! Sorry I failed to donate before the event... Knew you'd do well though.
Donation by Anthony Pace on 01/08/11
+ £5.00 Gift Aid
Well done to both of you.
Donation by Mr and Mrs Smith (at no. 29) on 31/07/11
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
If you can bothered to do a triathalon, I can bothered to donate to such a good cause. Good onya, Nick!
Donation by Amanda Holmes on 31/07/11
+ £5.00 Gift Aid
Amazing challenge Nick. My favourite 'good cause'
Donation by Stephanie Dick on 30/07/11
+ £5.00 Gift Aid
Good Luck! You'll do great
Donation by Laura & Malcolm Vallerius on 30/07/11
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
you will do it good luck rick mary
Donation by rick langford on 30/07/11
Go nick!!
Donation by Kandy Kiedaisch on 30/07/11
+ £6.25 Gift Aid
Good luck!
Donation by Steve at Grade 1 on 29/07/11
+ £7.50 Gift Aid
From Sheila Tuckey. Thanks sheila!
Donation by Nick Bagot on 29/07/11
+ £5.00 Gift Aid
Good luck Tintin! Flora xx
Donation by Flora Mercer on 29/07/11
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
Great cause, great hilarity for us at the very thought of it. love Marie & Ben
Donation by Marie O'Riordan on 29/07/11
+ £25.00 Gift Aid
£5 per man, I'll add an extra fiver if you're not in tears when you cross the finish line
Donation by I can Stannardly believe it on 29/07/11
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
The very best of luck, sounds like you'll need it.
Donation by Steve Maddren on 29/07/11
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
Well done. Great thing to do and hope it all goes well.
Donation by Mother & Father on 29/07/11
Bloody cyclists.
Donation by Struan Robertson on 29/07/11
+ £5.00 Gift Aid
Good luck champions!Hope 'training' continues next week
Donation by Andrew Preston on 29/07/11
+ £5.00 Gift Aid
Don't drink the water.
Donation by Nick Pryer on 29/07/11
+ £2.50 Gift Aid
Break a lung fellas.
Donation by Nicholas Howells on 29/07/11
+ £4.17 Gift Aid
Make sure one of you finish in time for dispatch. Good luck. May the best Sub win. Brian
Donation by Brian Lamb on 29/07/11
Donation summary
- * Online donations£1,161.66
- Offline donations£250.00
- Text donations£0.00
- Total raised£1,411.66
- Gift Aid£271.67
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Imagining The Moment The Machines Sent Their First Terminator Back In Time
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- July 2, 2015
Using science, we listen in as two machines make a last ditch effort to win the war over the humans: by using a naked Terminator and time travel....
That 'Terminator Genisys' Trailer Is Almost All Homages to 'Terminator' and 'Terminator 2'
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- December 12, 2014
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Defictionalization is when something that previously only existed in a movie universe comes to life. Films and TV shows are now taking advantage of this more than ever before. In the world of TV, Castle has spawned a series of books by Nathan Fillion's crime novelist character; Parks and Rec has spawned...
Jai Courtney Set to Join Emilia Clarke as Kyle Reese in 'Terminator' Reboot
- By Dustin Hucks
- @DustinKH
- February 19, 2014
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Though most of the Internet is understandably focused on the news of the casting of a new Wonder Woman today, there's also been a little bit of chatter going on focusing on yet another modern icon of feminist strength and womanly power. According to Deadline, some casting progress has been...
"Rumored" Alan Taylor Says 'Terminator 5' Is Not a Complete Reboot
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From a visual standpoint, Thor: The Dark World is an interesting sequel. It's a serious departure from the world Kenneth Branagh set up with the first film, which was light and cartoony (in a pleasant way), but all those dutch angles and color-y rainbow bridges sure did make some snicker. For the...
The 10 Most Mundane Jobs Held By Movie Badasses
- By David Christopher Bell
- April 18, 2013
In reality, no job is actually mundane unless you make it that way. Washing dishes or delivering mail can be terrific if you're happy, and you're with people who make you happy. My point is – a job is whatever you want it to be. You can quote me on...
Ellison Hires Ellison For New 'Terminator' Movie
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- December 4, 2012
It's been a long time since we've heard about any forward momentum for the Terminator franchise, and maybe that's for the best. A healthy distance from Terminator: Salvation can be a good thing. Now, Deadline Hollywood is reporting that movement has started again as producer Megan Ellison has tapped her...
Go With The 'Terminator' Anthology Blu-ray Set and You May or May Not Live
- By Neil Miller
- @rejects
- September 2, 2012
Anthologies are tricky business, especially with a beloved franchise that has taken some lumps over the years. For example, 20th Century Fox knocked it out of the park earlier this year with the Alien Anthology, mostly because it gave us ample reason to rebuy some films we've already owned for years. The...
10 Weak Movie Characters Who Became Incredible Badasses
- By David Christopher Bell
- April 5, 2012
It's called a character arc, and everybody has one. It's the progression of a character throughout a film as they go from "A" to "B" and change emotionally, intellectually, and physically along the way. It exists because nobody sane wants to watch two hours of some dude sitting in a...
Interview: McG Talks Populist Filmmaking, Absorbing Movies, and 'This Means War'
- By Jack Giroux
- @JackGi
- February 18, 2012
This Means War is, as McG puts it, exactly what you think a McG movie is. It's as commercial and open as a movie can get, something the director has no shame about. Plenty scoff at the idea of loving the tag of a "populist" filmmaker, not McG. Clearly he...
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- August 22, 2011
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- @JackGi
- July 5, 2011
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Boiling Point: 'Titanic 3D' is Everything That's Wrong with Hollywood
- By Robert Fure
- @RobertFure
- May 23, 2011
News came over the last couple of days that former visionary director/current enviro-geek James Cameron was going to, instead of directing a new film (wouldn't want to accidentally make two in a decade), spend millions of dollars and millions of seconds painstakingly bringing 1997s short film Titanic back to the...
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- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- April 27, 2011
According to Deadline Crystal Peak, Arnold Schwarzenegger has teamed up with Fast Five director Justin Lin to try to sell a new Terminator film with Schwarzenegger starring. The problems here are obvious. Why would the machines create a T-851 that looks like it's made out of Metamucil and beaten down...
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- @scottmbeggs
- August 16, 2010
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, Brian Salisbury joins us with his own theme music, and Robert Fure joins us with enough anger and rage to make you think you're hearing music. We bash the idea of an animated Terminator film, sneak the word "taint" into...
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This has free, free to try and progresses to data recovery houses.
The way to get your data back is to have a few backup copies. Most folk learn this the hard way.
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The Urge to Serve
Sheehy, Gail, Newsweek
Byline: Gail Sheehy
During the run-up to the Iraq War, Tee Hanible, a young Marine working a desk job, asked to be deployed. It meant leaving her child behind. What makes a mother of a 3-year-old girl feel such a powerful need to sacrifice for her country?
You're not Marine Corps material-- you won't make it." That was Tawanda Hanible's brother, Lindell, running down the sister who had always shown him up in school. Lindell was two years older and already a Marine. He told "Tee," as she was called, "you're too girly." He forgot that she was also stubborn as a fence post.
The odds had been against Tee from birth. Her biological father was shot and killed when she was an infant. She was raised in a strict foster home on Chicago's deep South Side. Minnie Hudson, who later adopted her and her brother, had four children of her own. Anywhere from two to 20 foster children rotated through Hudson's three-bedroom apartment, sleeping three in a room or on a couch or floor.
At 15, Tee turned rebellious. Drugs had saturated the South Side like a plague. Crime went rampant. Drive-by shootings picked off some of her friends. Tee lost her way. "Poor grades, wrong crowd," was the rap on this once-star student.
When word surfaced that her best friend was going to be jumped, Tee's teenage rebellion found a cause. She smashed the glass on a fire alarm. "Run, take the side exit!" she shouted. The girl escaped a beating. For this tiny act of personal heroism, Tee was thrown out of school.
Hudson, the only mom she knew, and dearly loved, was now in her 70s and sapped by a stroke. Too weak to reverse the backsliding of the brightest and most talented of all her children, Hudson sent the girl off to a paramilitary reform school in rural Illinois. Lincoln's Challenge, run by the National Guard, gave Tee the structure and discipline she craved. She graduated with a scholarship for college.
"The change in her was remarkable," recalls her sister Nicole. "She apologized for all the pain and trouble she had put me and her mother through. That program transformed her whole trajectory in life."
At a military recruiting center, she was lassoed by a Marine who gave her
an aptitude test. Males needed a 31 score to pass; females needed 50; Tee scored 60. Few survivors of boot camp would call it "fun," but Tee drew the attention she wanted by becoming the company clown and playing simulated war games against the guys. She was thrilled to be chosen to join the first small class of females permitted to take the same Marine combat-training course as the men. This was 1997, and news crews were all over the story. Being exceptionally tall, Tee was stuck with the heaviest weapon, the SAW, a portable machine gun capable of heavy firepower. "Every time we humped on 10-mile hikes, I carried the SAW," she says. "I was just happy to make it through."
After training at Camp Pendleton in California, Tee was assigned to a desk job as an administrator. She fell in love, became pregnant, and made a hasty first marriage.
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich., May 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- For a majority of Americans, their outlook on today's economy is brighter and their attitude toward buying a home is trending positive, according to the latest PulteGroup Home Index Survey (PGHI) by PulteGroup, Inc. (NYSE: PHM), one of the nation's largest homebuilders.As 74 percent of adults feel the economy has remained steady or improved in the last year, this confidence is impacting overall purchasing behavior with 57 percent of adults thinking now is a good or excellent time to purchase the items they want or need.Specifically, their appetite for entering the housing market is improving. The survey revealed that 67 percent of respondents plan to purchase a home in the future, of which 32 percent are looking to buy within the next two years. Millennials and move-up buyers represent the most engaged consumer segments, 85 percent and 71 percent, respectively, intending to purchase a home in the future. Consistent with past PulteGroup baby boomer surveys and national trends, 50 percent of those aged 55 and older are looking to purchase a home in the future. "For the first time in years, Americans have a growing sense of optimism that the housing market is improving, and that these positive changes may be sustainable," said Margaret Gramann, senior vice president of sales for PulteGroup, Inc., which builds homes under the Centex, Pulte Homes and Del Webb brands. "This favorable outlook is giving them the confidence to pursue more meaningful, big-picture life opportunities they may have otherwise put on hold." According to Gramann, buyer optimism has translated into good traffic throughout its communities, with buyers who are willing to write contracts. In its first quarter financial results, the Company reported absorption paces were up for its Del Webb and Centex business; brands that cater to the baby boomers and millennials.
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West Allis - During the Greater Metro Conference season, the West Allis Central boys basketball team will have to play in some tough venues, such as Wauwatosa East and Marquette.
The Bulldogs got a taste of what that might be like on Friday when they played at Destiny, a Milwaukee school with 289 students.
"That is a tight, small gym, and very loud," head coach Dave Mlachnik said.
Central, though, escaped with a tough 80-74 victory to open its 2012-13 season.
Sophomore Brandon Key led the way with 21 points, along with eight assists and eight steals, while Ron Turkvan added 15 points.
Both players were regarded as keys this season for Central, which is trying to recover from the loss of several players to graduation and the moving on of point guard Jarvis Garrett, who moved to a prep school in the East.
Mlachnik said both Key and Turkvan played well, but received plenty of help from others.
Anthony Phillips earned 10 points, Jaquan Martin contributed seven points and 10 rebounds while playing active defense, Mlachnik said, and Jequan Carson chipped in with seven points and six assists.
Keeping Destiny well within range was Jerrelle Deberry with 38 points, including 14-of-22 from the free throw line. Deberry took just six fewer free throws than the entire Central team.
"We've got a ways to go," Mlachnik said of the Bulldogs, "but we showed a good effort, and we trusted one another. We certainly have some things to clean up in practice this week, though."
Mlachnik likes his team's depth, as 11 players got in the game and 10 scored.
Central met Kenosha Indian Trail in its home opener on Tuesday and will play in a special event pitting Milwaukee-area teams against Madison squads this weekend. The Bulldogs will meet Madison East at Madison West High School on Friday.
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Cook County Historical Society Planked Trout Dinner, Saturday July 12Thu, 07/10/2014 - 11:32am
On Saturday, July 12, at 5:30 p.m, the Cook County Historical Society is hosting a planked trout dinner as a fundraiser for the museum. WTIP talked to Carrie McHugh, the director of the historical society, about this event.
Friends and family invite all to benefit for Carolyn LarsenWed, 07/09/2014 - 2:35pm
In January 2014, Carolyn Larsen was diagnosed with triple negative ductal carcinoma (TNBC), a form of breast cancer described as aggressive. Carolyn has faced this diagnosis bravely—and aggressively—with the support of friends and family. That support network is now throwing a fantastic party to help lift Carolyn's spirits and to help her face the added financial challenges that come with this diagnosis and treatment regimen.
Carolyn recently completed the required five months of chemotherapy and is facing surgery and radiation treatment. She is participating in a clinical trial at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. It is not known when she will be able to return to her work as owner/operator of Superior Images Hair Design.
Everyone is invited to the Benefit on July 12 at the Cook County Community Center from 2 – 5 p.m. with a dance to follow at the American Legion in Grand Marais from 7 p.m to close.
Come out and join the party. There will be a cakewalk, bake sale, games, raffles and fabulous silent auction items. There are items such as a 3-day fishing package, wine baskets, a 32-inch flat-screen TV, tickets to Minnesota Timberwolves games and much, much, more.
If you are unable to attend, but would like to make a donation, monetary gifts can be deposited at the Grand Marais State Bank, PO Box 100, Grand Marais, MN 55604.
Tom Lake Ride & Shoot hosted by Cook County ATV Club SaturdayWed, 07/09/2014 - 2:34pm
The Cook County ATV Club invites members and friends to the Tom Lake Ride & Shoot on Saturday, July 12.
Patrticipants will meet at Portage Brook Pit at 11 a.m. for a long or short ride. After riding, meet back at Portage Brook pit for a tailgate party. Bring your own bagged lunch, beverages and lawn chairs and hang out by the campfire and target practice. Different areas will be set up for rifles, shotguns and pistols.
For more information and directions, visit www.cookcountyatvclub.org.
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"Cabinology" Presentation and Cabin Tour in Schroeder on July 12Tue, 07/08/2014 - 11:11am
"Cabinology" is the topic of this Saturday's presentation, in addition to a cabin tour hosted by the Schroeder Area Historical Society. North Shore Morning host Jana Berka spoke with Linda Lamb about this weekend's events.
Tenth Tour of Historic Lundie Cabins
Unique designs by Edwin Lundie
All Timber Frames
Six Sites, Thirteen Buildings
Historic Construction: 1940-1951
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Featuring-----Historic Slade House
Famous Picnic on Ledge Rock (Music, dinner, beverages)
Fundraiser for Schroeder Area Historical Society, a 501 (c)(3)
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Talk and book-signing (Back to the Cabin) by Dale Mulfinger - author, architect, "Cabinologist"
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North Shore Care Center celebrates birthdays Wednesday, July 9Tue, 07/08/2014 - 9:23am
Summer is finally here, which means more time outdoors for the residents at North Shore Care Center. The elders have been spending time on the patios whenever possible for history and trivia sessions, games, making S'mores, and tending the gardens.
The monthly birthday party will be celebrated on Wednesday, July 9 to honor Neva Marks, Joyce Kehoe, Cora Stevens, and Whitey Dockan. Cake and ice cream will be served at 3 p.m. along with piano classics by Doug Sanders.
There are volunteer opportunities for all ages at the North Shore Care Center. For more information about the volunteer program or the activities going on, please contact the activity department at 218.387.3518 or visit the website: www.nshorehospital.com.
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Grand Portage Elders attend Wisdom Steps ConferenceMon, 07/07/2014 - 11:24am
Fourteen Grand Portage Elders were able to attend this year's Wisdom Steps Convention in Morton, Minnesota at Lower Sioux's Jack Pot Junction Casino & Event Center. We went from the top of the state to the bottom. The Elders raised money to help pay the cost of a shared coach bus with Fond du Lac attendees. This was great. Riding the bus was comfortable and helped break up the trip as we stayed at Black Bear Casino two nights. Patty was happy, as she didn't have to drive the whole way.
There were many interesting workshop sessions that included everything from Medicare info, yoga, mental health, nutrition, Alzheimer's disease and dementia, health screenings, Grandparents raising Grandchildren and a presentation of Who is an Elder?, just to name a few.
We enjoyed visiting with friends especially Lorna and Marisa Anawaush.
Once again Ralph Tesser won the cribbage tournament winning a new hat and our own Ellen Olson created a one of a kind "Fun Hat" that won her first place for her efforts.
Eddie Hertzberg led the water aerobics class one morning showing what we do three times a week in Grand Portage.
Elders work hard throughout the year to attend this convention. They walked at least 46,000 steps, had health screenings, attended one health fair and one Medicine Talk. Any Elder 50 years and older is welcome to join. Please call Carol Hackett to enroll or for more information.
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After Bill O'Reilly made Olympia ground zero for the culture wars last year, objecting to an atheist sign beside a Nativity scene in the Capitol and setting off a frenzied debate over religious and anti-religious displays (the fun included a proposed "Santa Claus will take you to hell" sign from the Westboro Baptist Church and the Washington State Patrol's decision to take Jesus, Mary, and Joseph into protective custody), the state decided it's not taking any risks this year--at least not inside Capitol buildings.
Sir, you're going to have to take that outside.
Instead, this year's indoor display will merely be a tree, purchased and decorated by the state. All other displays will have to battle the elements outdoors on the Capitol grounds. Which should actually provide a lot more room for Festivus' traditional airing of grievances (wherein you let others know all the ways they have disappointed/frustrated/angered you) and its feats of strength (i.e. wrestling). Perhaps someone can get O'Reilly, already a master of the first tradition, to put his money where his mouth is and partake in the second.


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Hillary Rodham Clinton has announced that she is a candidate for president in 2016. How is Clinton likely to fare in Vermont, in both the March Democratic Primary and the November General Election?
The closing of Greg's Meat Market has saddened us very much, having shopped at the store since he opened it in 1981.
All the employees who have worked for Greg are to be commended for their dedication and loyalty and have become dear friends to both of us.
Greg's Market provided a service to the community in delivering groceries to shut-ins and the elderly. This was a special service which will not be provided by the other grocery stores.
An unusual new tax is under discussion in Montpelier right now. It's unusual because the proceeds will go right back into the pockets of Vermonters. And it's unusual because the sponsors would be happy if you did everything possible to avoid paying this tax.
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When my husband and I were house hunting in 2010, Starksboro was not on ourradar. We were young 20-somethings on the hunt for an affordable propertyin Chittenden County unaware of Addison County's rural charm. As nativeVermonters, we craved space, peace and quiet and hunted for the progressive,inventive ethic we enjoyed from our college years in Boston. And that's howwe found Starksboro.
This week's writer is Jack Hoffman, a policy analyst for the Public Assets Institute, a non-partisan, non-profit organization in Montpelier.
All we've heard from Montpelier this year, from the governor to legislative leaders, is that Vermont has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. A new analysis by the Joint Fiscal Office (JFO) shows this conventional wisdom is wrong.
The JFO data show state spending has gone down as a percentage of the economy over the last 10 years.
Tucked away in a shady spot on South Water Street in Vergennes, a hive of preschool activity buzzes during the school year. At Evergreen Preschool children aged 3-5 arrive at school two or three days per week to have an opportunity to learn and grow with peers in an environment rich with energy and warmth.
I am writing to follow up on Richard and Isabelle Terk's letter in the April 2 edition, "Airport proposal has many flaws." I'm going to suggest an additional flaw in the project. That is, no one in our community — including neighbors, selectboard members, airport employees, and pilots — seems to know the full scope of technical and financial details of the project.
It's interesting to see the latest installment in the secular left's attempt to bring Christianity to heel with its "outrage" over a recent Indiana bill, passed in an effort to preserve religious freedom.
Vermont is racing toward a crisis of unprecedented magnitude and irreversible consequence. At stake is not a few lives, but our very way of life. Crisis is the touchstone of sincerity and opportunity, requiring immediate action to achieve renewal.
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- Companies are focusing more time and attention on current shareholders, a goal for 27% of firms in 2012, up from 18% in 2011. CEOs are now spending a majority of their investor engagement time (54%) on existing institutional investors.
- After the U.S (67%) and the U.K. (37%), mainland China (27%) and Hong Kong (23%) are considered the most strategic places for stock listings over the next five years.
- Boosting international shareholders has risen as an IR priority, named by 33% globally, up from 20% in 2011 and 17% in 2010. Western Europe (45%) is the most enthusiastic region in pursuing investment outside domestic markets, followed by Eastern Europe/ Middle East/ Africa (43%).
- Companies continue to increase their focus on sovereign wealth funds as prospective investors; 62% report contacting SWFs in 2012, up from 59% in 2011 and 47% in 2010. Western Europe had the highest rate of engagement (79%), North America the lowest (49%).
- 42% of companies have a formal policy governing social media use, while only 26% actually use social media actively to engage investors. Social media use has risen from 20% in 2011 and only 9% in 2010.
- Contrary to some reports, more companies saw an increase in active management among their top 50 investors in 2012, rather than a decrease. Still, most top 50 shareholders of emerging market firms surveyed are passive investors who gain exposure via index products.
Eurozone Stability And Global Systemic Risk Are Top Concerns For Business, BNY Mellon Investor Relations Survey Finds
NEW YORK, Dec. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Companies say that stability of the Eurozone and global systemic market risk, along with the prospect of increased regulatory oversight, are weighing most on their business outlook and on the markets, according to an annual survey conducted by BNY Mellon, the global leader in investment management and investment services. Eurozone issues are the top concern of firms surveyed in Western Europe, followed closely by those in North America. Latin American companies, however, point to global systemic risk and the sustainability of emerging market growth as their chief worries. In Asia-Pacific, while most of those surveyed consider Eurozone stability important to market confidence, a higher percentage of firms are concerned by currency exchanges rates than in other regions. Regulatory concerns are pervasive; half of respondents are uncertain about how additional regulatory oversight will affect liquidity, with over a third saying it will be negatively impacted.Developed as a benchmarking tool for BNY Mellon's depositary receipt clients, the survey, Global Trends in Investor Relations, looks at how publicly traded companies are managing their IR practices and the issues affecting them. The survey features input from more than 800 companies across 59 countries. Respondents span the range of market cap and industry sectors, including financials, industrials, consumer, technology and healthcare. "Uncertainty is the underlying theme of this year's survey, so it's no surprise company executives are devoting more of their outreach to retaining current institutional investors," said Christopher M. Kearns, deputy CEO of BNY Mellon's Depositary Receipts business. "Issues like the Eurozone and 'fiscal cliff' continue to weigh heavily on markets globally. In response to these challenges, we're seeing more firms seeking to boost their international shareholders. Depositary receipts remain a key tool for companies in both traditional and emerging markets to source new pools of capital." Key findings of the survey include:
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Transparent slumped glass plate floats around the exposed, secured MR16 lamp. The glass can face up or down. Provides direct illumination. Includes six feet of field-cuttable cable.
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TECH Lighting
TECH Lighting is North America's premier designer of low-voltage lighting systems and modern decorative lighting fixtures. Innovative original designs and an uncompromising attention to detail make these products a great solution for residential and commercial applications.
What began as a Chicago lighting showroom in 1983 has evolved into an industry-leading manufacturer with broad recognition for their architectural lighting systems and ELEMENT line of smartly engineered recessed lights. Over the years, TECH Lighting became famous for its low-voltage track lighting systems, such as MonoRail, and Kable Lite.
This tradition of excellence continues with the introduction of T-trak, winner of the Lightfair 2003 Design Excellence Award for most innovative new product. T-trak is the first-ever hand-bendable, line-voltage track lighting system. This revolutionary system features a sleek metal track that can be curved in the field to form practically any shape, while simultaneously providing powerful and versatile illumination options.
These systems are complemented by a wide range of pendants, wall sconces, bath lighting, chandeliers, ceiling fixtures, picture lights, and more. TECH Lighting and their commitment to innovation, design and craftsmanship is evident in every component, from their rail and cable, to signature glass, to the smallest hardware detailing.
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Team Associated Outer Hinge Pins (GT2) (6)
This is a set of six replacement outer hinge pins for the Team Associated RC10GT2 1/10th scale off-road truck. Includes two rear outer hinge pins, two front outer hinge pins, and two front king pins.
This product was added to our catalog on October 4, 2006.
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