text:
Learn and practice .NET (for General Aptitude, Competitive Examination, Entrance examination and Campus Interview) to improve your skills in order to face the Interviews with full confidence.
IndiaBIX provides you lots of fully solved .NET interview questions and answers with explanation. Lots of mock tests (sample test, model test) with detailed explanation are given and it would be easy to understand. All students, freshers can download .NET quiz questions with answers as PDF files and eBooks. You can have feel and good user interface to attend the online mock tests.
You can easily solve all kind of .NET questions by practicing the exercises given below.
© 2008-2016 by IndiaBIX™ Technologies. All Rights Reserved | Copyright | Terms of Use & Privacy Policy
Contact us: firstname.lastname@example.com
Follow us on twitter!


text:
Clone Zone Classics: 2001 ISU-Ohio
Between Seneca Wallace's throwing and Ennis Haywood's running, Iowa State rolled up 558 yards of total offense in a 31-28 win before a record 24,000 fans at the dedication of Ohio's Peden Stadium. The 558 total yards were the second most produced by an Iowa State team on the road in school history.
Ohio generated 168 yards of total offense in the first quarter and led 14-7, but Wallace, who completed 15-of-28 passes for 250 yards with a pair of interceptions, led a ball control offense that erased that deficit by scoring on four of its first six possessions. Much of the dirty work was done by Haywood, who earned Big 12 co-offensive player of the week honors after gaining 219 yards on 33 carries, his third career game of 200 or more rushing yards.
Iowa State's four early scoring drives of 65, 86, 52 and 80 yards and a third-quarter 66-yard TD dash by Haywood gave the Cyclones a 31-14 lead with 2:17 left in the third quarter. Making adjustments at halftime, the ISU defense stiffened and allowed just 122 yards in the second and third quarters. Ohio closed the gap to 31-28 with 5:18 left in the game on touchdown receptions of 31 and 53 yards by Joe Mohler.
But the Cyclone offense took over the game late, running out the final 5:25 on an ensuing 11-play drive of 57 yards, the final play a six-yard gain on 4th-and-3 by Haywood to ice the Cyclones' 11th-straight non-conference win. Wide receiver Lane Danielsen had seven catches for 110 yards and 47 rushing yards with one TD on two carries. Craig Campbell had six receptions for 111 yards.
ISU outgained the Bobcasts, 558-436, including a 308-285 advantage on the ground, the first time Ohio had been outrushed since the Cyclones 25-15 win over the Bobcats the previous season. Linebacker Justin Eilers had 18 tackles for Iowa State, while middle linebacker Matt Word made 15 tackles, including one for loss and recovered a fumble. Safety Marc Timmons made a career-high 13 tackles.
Clone Zone members can click the links at the top of the page to view the game, split up into halves.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Huston Street: Son of a legend
It's important that you know how proud James Street was of his son Huston that day. It's critical that you understand that tears filled his eyes and chills occupied his body.
If you don't, you might think that Street's reaction to Huston winning American League Rookie of the Year eight years ago was dismissive or callous. You might not see the affection behind him saying "they give you that award for what you've already done, not for what you're going to do."
Again, don't be mistaken. Street didn't see a 98 on one of his kids' tests as 2 percent short of perfection – he saw it as 100 percent over. In his view, focusing on past success was the best way to impede it in the future, and honestly, who in the heck was going to argue with him?
If you are not familiar with James Street, father to Padres closer Huston Street and four other young men, you have clearly never resided in the Lone Star State. Going 20-0 as the starting quarterback for the University of Texas, the man led the Longhorns to the 1969 national football title and tossed two no-hitters for the baseball team.
At the height of his fame, James befriended country music stars Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings, and once hung backstage with Elvis. But when standing next to Street in Texas, not even Mr. Presley could claim to be king.
Perhaps this is why at the age of 5, Huston decided that he was going to copy his old man by playing quarterback and pitching at Texas. He ended up ditching the QB part after high school but earned College World Series MVP honors in 2002.
What resulted was a proud papa who beamed with fatherly delight. Not because his son won, but because – get this – he gave it his all.
"Some days, you're best isn't going to be good enough, but that doesn't make you a loser," said James, 64. "I tell my kids that I am going to love you just the same if you're the greatest player in the world or a nobody, but if you are not giving 110 percent, even if you win, I'm going to be disappointed."
Take whatever notion you have of a former A-list athlete and rip it to shreds when it comes to James Street. Never did he care if one of his boys went on to sports success, and nary would he bring up his collegiate past unless it was to teach a lesson.
Huston, 29, could not recall ever seeing memorabilia around the Austin home in which he was raised, and used to wonder why his dad would always speak at public functions but never his friends' fathers.
The idea, James said, was to try to and create as authentic an atmosphere as possible so as to shield his children from a sense of entitlement. And while the kids were eventually made aware of Paps' stardom, the message was clear: When it came to making it in life, the Streets would have to find their own avenues.
"My dad was always on us to stay humble, and he would tell us that every day you either get a little better or a little worse." said Huston, who has converted 11 of 12 save opportunities for the Padres this year despite a career-high 4.43 ERA. "He was hard on us, but at the same time he loved us."
This tough love was perhaps made most apparent when Huston was pitching in a Little League game as a 10-year-old. Despite being the manager of Huston's team, James was asked to call balls and strikes because the umpire didn't show up. Huston went on to throw his first four pitches right over the middle of the plate…only to walk the batter.


text:
Data for "Resident Population" from 1900 to present are estimates as of July 1
Source: US. Bureau of the Census
Release: Annual Estimates of the Population for the U.S. and States, and for Puerto Rico
US. Bureau of the Census,
Resident Population in the Northeast Census Region [CNERPOP],
retrieved from FRED,
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
May 30, 2016.


text:
I would like to see some comparisons of 2 blade vs. 3 blade vs. 4 blade of different broadheads.
I would like to see some comparisons of 2 blade vs. 3 blade vs. 4 blade of different broadheads.
I would like to see the following:
--Shuttle Terminals (what I currently use and like)
--Montec CS (ability to get sharp compared to original)
--2-blade Rage (are they up to the hype)
--G5 tekan (heard some not so good things on them)
--Schwacker (spelling?) seems like a dumb name, but are they good?
Slick Trick's, Rage 2 blade's
Slick Tricks
Magnus Buzzcut, I know their sharp, but how tough are they?
slick trick 100 gr, thanks
Slick Trick Magnum 100gr.
Have worked well for me. Don't have experience with anything different. They tuned great in my bow. Guess I'm looking for a test that doesn't include shooting into a 100 gallon steel drum. I don't understand way that is significant. Real hunting situations would be great.
Slick Tricks 100gr.
X4 on the Slick tricks to be added to your test. It is also my opinion and an opinion only, but I believe a fair amount of hunters use a mechanical head because they dont have a properly tuned bow resulting in poor Fixed BH flight. Would you be able to add a paragraph or two on the importance of properly tuning your bow and BH's.
NAP Spitfires.


text:
Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Brook Lopez scored 21 points and Deron Williams
recorded a double-double with 20 points and 11 assists, as the Brooklyn Nets
defeated the Phoenix Suns, 102-100, on Sunday.
Kris Humphries had a season-high 17 points and eight rebounds while C.J.
Watson scored 14 points off the bench for the Nets, who came into the game off
a 101-95 loss against the Clippers on Saturday.
Goran Dragic had a game-high 31 points to go along with 12 assists for the
Suns, who have lost seven of their last eight games. Wesley Johnson scored 21
points and P.J. Tucker tallied 14 points and eight rebounds. Markieff Morris
had a double-double, recording 10 points and 15 rebounds, including nine
The Sports Network


text:
I have a couple of different Zimbra servers and I keep them running in Firefox Tabs, and I want to ensure I don't get them mixed up, so I'd like to change the page title prefix of 'Zimbra' (i.e.'Zimbra: Inbox', 'Zimbra: Contacts' etc) to something like 'QA', so pages would read 'QA: Inbox', 'QA: Contacts', etc.
Any idea how to do this? I couldn't find anything in the wiki.


text:
Wedding decorations, party supplies, home décor & craft supplies at 20-70% off. Save On Crafts brings you classic and trending fashions.
Silk flowers are a preferred alternative to fresh flowers when cost savings, longevity, and maintenance are import concerns. Save On Crafts carries a large selection of silk flowers and artificial greenery to accent wreaths, floral arrangements, bouquets, and corsages. Find silk orchids, hydrangeas, roses, calla lilies, and a broad assortment of silk flower petals as well natural touch flowers for weddings and artificial flower crafts!


text:
Espresso Machines
Shop the Best Espresso Machines
Are you in the market for cafe quality espresso shots at the push of a button? We have many superautomatic espresso machines for a quick morning latte fix. Or maybe you enjoy the ritual of espresso and are in pursuit of the perfect shot. If that's the case, we have one of the largest selections of semi-automatic espresso machines around.
Read detailed espresso machine product descriptions and user reviews, watch YouTube videos with Gail and Kat and learn about the care and maintenance of your home espresso machine.
Learn More about Espresso Machines
Saeco Syntia Cappuccino Superautomatic Espresso MachineWe'll take your stainless steel-cased Saeco Syntia and raise you an automatic milk frother. Yes, the Saeco Syntia Cappuccino Superautomatic Espresso Machine comes with that extra added feature of a milk frother, making less work for you when you want to enjoy your favorite frothy drinks. Even better, the Syntia Cappuccino no longer has a steam wand and comes with a quieter ceramic grinder compared to other machines in its league. The stakes have never been higher with Saeco's Syntia Cappuccino machine. Learn More$1,399.00
Saeco Royal One Touch Cappuccino Superautomatic Espresso MachineThe upgraded counterpart to the all-time favorite office espresso machine, the Saeco Royal One Touch Cappuccino, brings us the same reliable performance with a new look and one touch access to your favorite drinks. The Saeco Royal One Touch gives you the ability to adjust the amount of coffee you'd like to brew based on aroma, or amount of coffee per drink, temperature, the timing of your brew's pre-infusion, and drink length or water volume. Learn More$1,499.00


text:
(Sports Network) - Their season-high three-game losing streak is in the past
and the Oklahoma City Thunder look to start a new winning trend when they
continue a three-game homestand Sunday versus the Chicago Bulls.
The Thunder put the brakes on the skid with Friday's 127-111 victory over the
Minnesota Timberwolves as Russell Westbrook made 13-of-22 shots en route to a
season-best 37 points, handed out nine assists and grabbed seven rebounds.
"We let him (have) a lot of room to maneuver," Timberwolves head coach Rick
Adelman said of Westbrook. "He's just too quick and too strong to give him
room to go at the basket."
Kevin Durant and Kevin Martin scored 27 and 19 points, respectively, for
Oklahoma City, which improved to 24-4 at home and is 5-3 in its last eight
games overall. OKC made 9-of-14 3-pointers and shot 57.8 percent.
"We were able to get some stops and make those guys shoot over hands. We put
pressure on them on the offensive end," Durant said.
Thunder center Kendrick Perkins returned to the lineup after missing
Wednesday's loss at Houston with a sprained right knee, managing 10 points on
4-of-6 shooting along with seven rebounds in 25 minutes.
The Northwest Division-leading Thunder are 6-3 at home versus teams from the
Eastern Conference and will close out the stand Wednesday with New Orleans set
to invade Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Chicago erased an embarrassing loss to Miami (86-67) by taking out its
frustrations on the Charlotte Bobcats in Friday's lopsided 105-75 decision.
Taj Gibson scored 17 points off the bench, Luol Deng had 14 points and five
rebounds and Nate Robinson, Jimmy Butler and Marco Belinelli scored 12 points
apiece for the Bulls, winner in two of three games since dropping four of
five. Carlos Boozer recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
"We liked the way were able to bounce back after a bad loss," said Gibson.
"Last year we wouldn't allow ourselves to lose two straight games. We need
that same mindset."
The Bulls, one of the lowest-scoring teams in the NBA with 92.9 ppg, shot 50
percent for the game and scored 21 points off 13 Charlotte turnovers. However,
the Bulls are one of the top defensive teams, allowing 91.1 ppg, and will face
an Oklahoma City squad averaging an NBA-best 106.7 ppg.
In injury news for the Bulls, guard Kirk Hinrich (elbow) has missed two
straight and nine of 10 games, and is questionable for Sunday. Hinrich is
averaging 7.0 points and 5.3 assists this season.
Chicago sustained a 97-91 home loss to the Thunder on Nov. 8 this season.
Durant scored 24 points and led a fourth-quarter surge that saw OKC outscore
the hosts, 31-19, in the final stanza.
Oklahoma City has won three of four in this series and the last two encounters
in the Sooner State.
The Sports Network


text:
Adopting iPad and iPhone for Enterprise Use
Apple's iPad is being launched as a consumer device. Yet, there is little doubt that it will become a valuable enterprise productivity tool. IT departments should consider iPad when planning strategies and policies to ensure corporate information stays managed and secured.
Join Sybase for this on-demand webcast and learn:
- What studies are indicating about the use of iPad in the enterprise
- How IT can provide employees with the flexibility to use their personal devices at work without compromising critical enterprise resources
- Best practices for managing and securing corporate assets, including iPad, iPhone and other devices.
Provided by: Sybase Topic: Data Centers Date Added: Jun 2010 Format: Webcast


text:
|Police Chief Biersdorfer re-appointed by 4-3 vote
|Written by April Peregoy
Another fairly large group was present at the Holyoke City Council meeting Tuesday, April 21, to see whether Phil Biersdorfer would remain Holyoke's Police Chief for the next two years.
Two-year re-appointments of several city officials, including Biersdorfer, were voted on by the council at the meeting Tuesday night.
By a vote of 4-3, the Police Chief was able to retain his position. Those council members casting the dissenting votes were Ray Bailey, Orville Tonsing and Barry Winckler.
City Supt. Mark Brown, City Clerk and Treasurer Kathy Olofson, City Attorney Al Wall and Municipal Judge Dave Colver were all approved unanimously by the council.
City Cleanup May 6-7
In his report to the council, Brown announced the Holyoke City Cleanup is set for Wednesday and Thursday, May 6-7. Residents are encouraged to set their items out prior to 7 a.m. on Wednesday for all areas of the city.
All items must be placed in the alley with a white marker. All like items must be sorted and grouped together and may be picked up at different times.
Items that will not be picked up include normal polycart items, building demolition debris, complete trees, grass clippings and shingles.
Car, truck and tractor tires will be collected if a fee has been paid for pickup and a city issued tag is attached to the items.
Arbor Day proclamation
A proclamation was made at the April 21 meeting by mayor David Nygaard naming Monday, May 4 Arbor Day in Holyoke.
A tree-planting ceremony will be conducted by city workers at the City Park at 1 p.m. on May 4. The community is encouraged to attend the Arbor Day celebration.
City lots sold
Two lots belonging to the city were approved for sale at Tuesday's council meeting. Lots seven and eight on block three of the O'Neal subdivision will be sold to Alan Goldenstein for $16,650. These lots are located on the corner of, and just to the south of, West Kellogg Street and Walsh Avenue in the southwest corner of the city.
A contract on the sale will be drawn up by Wall for approval at the May 5 council meeting. An ordinance will then be created and have to pass a first and second reading before the sale will be final.
Other business
In other business at the April 21 meeting, council members:
—held a 27-minute executive session for the purpose of determining positions relative to matters that may be subject to negotiations.
—reviewed and accepted the local highway finance report as prepared by Scott Szabo.
—donated $1,500 to Holyoke Volunteer Fire Dept. for training and education.
—approved a purchase request for a Caterpillar Skid Steer at $36,250. It was noted the skid steer was included in the budget and the money comes from the street dept.'s equipment replacement funds.
—granted two special event permits to Holyoke Vet's Club for June 6 and June 13.
—went with the office committee's recommendation that the City remain with CEBT for its health and dental insurance policies. Colorado BW Insurance was the only other bidder and the bid was for dental insurance only. Though it offered the cheaper quote, it also projected a 12-24 percent increase in June, leading the office committee to recommend the CEBT quote.
—approved a travel request for officer Michael Worley to attend a pressure point control tactics instructor course in Eaton.


text:
MOTOROLA — Holistic Rebranding
Holistic rebranding for the world's very first mobile phone manufacturer. Inspired by following Guy Kawasaki on Google+, who at this time was still Motorola's marketing advisor. This is the 2D part, currently working on some product strategies for MOTOROLA.
Since in the last years and under Google's guidance MOTOROLA took huge steps back towards its core talents as an innovative mobile communication company that brought the world the 1st mobile phone Motorola DynaTAC in 1973 back in the days, I also wanted to test some of my ideas and streamline the whole brand in the same manner.
As I'm convinced that for a start every good product or company should have a good story to tell and some values to share this is my rough evaluation of how to make MOTOROLA again understandable and sexy. 2014 Creative Direction, Graphic Design, Industrial Design
Cozy Furniture Collection
I was determined to make a complete redesign of the "German parlour/living room". I limited the furniture range to the 6 archetypes of the ordinary German living room, the couch, the arm chair, the carpet, the wall unit, the ceiling lamp and finally the traditional German tile table (just now in design phase).Especially on my research on the topic gemutlichkeit/cosiness I found out that terms as taste or comfort are a matter of learning, which are changing at any time and can easily be adapted.Therefore, in an experiment I tried to dissect the familiar image of Cosiness like in movies or television, this very illustrative Cozy of the German 70s, to creatively rearticulate it. I wanted to dissolve the otherwise clear symmetry of furniture and it's just visually coded function (A couch looks like a couch - is a couch ...) .The respective original object shouldn't be reduced just to absurdity. I rather "zeroed" its geometry or sometimes I only rearranged it. A precise assignment of functions of the resulting un-or non-forms is now only possible through their texture (fabric) or applications (fringes, patterns, lace doilies), which are radiating neatness and a certain familiarity in spite of the predominant geometric dissonance. This creates the very disturbing effect of these. Despite its fractal and asymmetric geometry the furniture perfectly meet the demands of ergonomics. Thus I wanted to erupt from the everlasting symmetry of furniture.Furthermore I can't actually understand why at the current state of the techniques hardly one designer is experimenting sculpturally. It seems as if the opportunities offered by a sculptural, process-oriented, generated and unique furniture design (guided by "Design on Demand", e.g. "Sinter Chair", O. Vogt, H. Weizenegger) today, if ever, are to be explored somewhere in scripting ( "Vendome", C. Weisshaar, R. Kram).Quite differently, in my approach/production pipeline I've integrated a deliberately traditional modeling with clay as part of my design work and for a start I would like to place this project under the hybrid term of "digital craft" or "NEOCRAFT" .
And also in relation to a possible production of the pieces, especially in the current production discourse on craftsmanship, I can very well imagine a craft production.
Ultimately, it should be mentioned, that I didn't want to make just furniture. I't was much more important for me that although all objects work excellent as individual pieces, just in the specific arrangement of the "German living room, the design objects become objects for discussion, in order to lead the theoretical design discourse to new ways and approaches.
In my defense my supervising professor considered all of my designs as a "disciplined joke". That frankly falls a bit short for me. 2013 Creative Direction, Furniture Design, Product Design
Branch Light (work in progress)
This is a concept I recently did for some lighting acquistion. Still looking for the perfect manufacturer to get hands on this promising project.
The lamp consistists of plugable and bendable LED modules that could easily create a natural way of lighting the room where actually intended, as you can plug the pieces for multi-purpose light directions as usable in galleries and entrance halls. Would love to create to different sizes.
So you would have a mini-scale branch-system above your dinnertable and a macro-version over the reception counter. 2013 Creative Direction, Industrial Design, Product Design
ASKANIA WATCHES - Holistic Rebranding
[branding strategy, product design, identity, graphic design]
(text under construction)
Coming from a product design and product branding background I randomly selected ASKANIA as a example project to show what can be possible when starting a decisive, contemporary, holistic approach in rebranding the products and company strategy.
The company's name was aquired 10 years ago from SIEMENS and the current owner's intention was to establish the 1st Berliner watch manufacture - a concept which as you see currently doesn't work yet. Most components are gathered via China and are assembled here in Berlin, which is totally usual business, but as you see most watch components are badly selected without any product design expertise.
Even the hole branding approach is rather misleading.
before WW2 ASKANIA was a company with 15.000 employees producing high-precision components and messure instruments that were widly known for their accuracy and were implemented even in most HEINKEL airplanes. Given this and even considering the founding story of sdfdsakjfklsfdaj coming directly from lens manufacturer himself Carl Zeiss founding ASKANIA in the year of the Germany's emperor's crowning 1871 (that's why the crown in the old, and current logo) their is a huge heritage that has to be communicated in brand related issues.
So hands on ASKANIA! 2014 Branding, Graphic Design, Product Design
REFINERY29 - Holistic Rebranding
(text under construction)
Beyond a simple counter proposal for the widly discussed new logo of REFINERY29, the world's most popular online fashion platform, I created this sustainable approach of a complete holistic identity for REFINERY29, the world's most popular online fashion resource even before www.vogue.com
Instead of simply a fashionable logo that is rather puzzling than clear and which would be outdated sooner or later I created a brand concept that develops itself from the metaphor — 'the best adress in town' — the metaphor of a physical shop, bringing online user's experience back to the good old times by giving them trust and choice rather than nowadays common impression overload.
I want the online user to get back to the feeling of sticking to it's favourite store, a physical address, as his place to get the best pieces and insight on fashion. As REFINERY29 is still a reference/resource this approach broadens the possibility to go even offline and use the big market potential to sell a unique selection.
Apparently currently this approach focuses solely on the advisory qualities of a physical store back in the old days, something that REFINERY29 does best.
Furthermore I wanted a timeless logo design like other timeless fashion labels. That's why I came up with this classy art-deco-esque logo that looks like a house number — the house number of the physical 'best address' — which is undeniable REFINERY29 — the world's most popular online fashion resource. 2014 Branding, Creative Direction, Graphic Design
THE NEW ARABIC - A Design Language For The Middle East
After a trip to the Middle East I came up with the idea to quickly sketch a project that comes up with new ideas and strategies for a contemporary Arabic design identity.
Think there is currently no considerable design transfer but rather only some design import which could be far better.
Tried to discuss with Katara (Cultural Foundation of Katar) to get this promising project ahead but rather frustrating since it's really hard to push through Arabic managing hierarchy since everybody wants something from them.
So if you are better connected, contact me pls! 2013 Creative Direction, Furniture Design, Product Design
AKKURAT - Avantgarde Design Label Conception
Made this conception 4 years ago, overambitious as so many design graduates, not knowing how to #makingideashappen.
But even today, I find this a wonderful Avantgarde label concept of rethinking the whole product and furniture design business as seen for so long in London, Milan, Cologne etc. which can actually work.
Furthermore this lovely presentation emphasizes some mayor issue how retarded the design business works:
Highly motivated and talented youngsters hit the ground after leaving school every year, wanting to make some big impact immediately but realize very fast, that you have to have the credibility first to be recognized or being trusted by companies since managers and not designers are planning the business and have the funding to initiate i.e. prototyping. But this needs time! Since managers and even design editors have not the right understanding which is hot or not when coming to design because their brains doesn't work like designer's brains. And from which I know, managers main motives are trust and fear. Fear of insecurity to actually defend their decisions in front of their superiors in hierarchy.
So from my experience it's all about making the whole design complex translatable for managers and easing down their fear. And you can do it only by reinforcing and establishing credibility. This takes some amount of time, knowledge, money, self-marketing, connecting and above all PERSISTENCE.
Never give up & trust yourself, no matter what — since you are the expert!
#shapingabettertomorrow 2013 Art Direction, Branding, Product Design
- SQUARES - shelf system This shelving system has push drawers & doors and will be created fully customised on the respective context. 2013 Creative Direction, Furniture Design, Product Design
AXE-APOLLO | helium balloon
We developed this balloon project in collaboration with balloon expert AIR-ELEMENTS and branding agency DOKYO for the launch and the campaign of their new fragrance "Apollo" which will finally choose one German citizen and send him to space.
The modeling texturing and construction as well as the creation of the final print patterns was a highly complicated and sometimes frustrating process which demanded a lot of research and the use of a wide range of digital tools to finally come up with this design. It's now shaped nicely (minor issues currently fixed), inflatable with helium and ready for take off. 2013 Advertising, Digital Art, Industrial Design


text:
A party at which clams are baked
Hey timmy, are you going to the clam bake down at Willer's point?
Gosh no, I'm gonna go impregnate my girlfriend and snort coke.
Gosh no, I'm gonna go impregnate my girlfriend and snort coke.
has every synonym for nameless been taken? tarafından 22 Eylül 2006, Cuma
A party on a beach where clams, fish, and other foods are traditionally baked on rocks on top of seaweed.
That was a great clambake the other night.
Seagull tarafından 1 Ağustos 2005, Pazartesi
The female version of the "teabag".
While my friend Lana and I were taking some photos for our church Youth Group newsletter, she straddled my head and clambaked me. What will Jesus think?
Capt Scotty tarafından 1 Mart 2007, Perşembe
When a pussy gets banged so hard, smoke emanates from the pussy lips due to the friction.
Man, I fucked dat bee-atch so hard it was a total clambake.Yeee-haaaaa!!
The Rising Pylon tarafından 27 Kasım 2007, Salı
Someone who opens their yap when things get hot.
Lou: Er Chief something about that looks fishy
Wiggum: You got a suspicious mind. You remind me of that Elvis song Clambake because you open your yap when things get hot.
Wiggum: You got a suspicious mind. You remind me of that Elvis song Clambake because you open your yap when things get hot.
Langdon Olger tarafından 26 Ekim 2015, Pazartesi
The occurrence of a social situation, in which females greatly outnumber or completely out number the male population. For instance like a party, wine and cheese party, baby shower, Tupperware party, or other social interaction in which females are numbered in majority.
The opposite of a sausage fest. "Wow this wine tasting is such a Clam Bake"
wildhorsefh tarafından 5 Kasım 2009, Perşembe
smoking weed in a confined space so that the smoke stays in the air your breathing between hits
lets go clam bake in brandons car then watch the smoke roll out!
kodie-isa-high-on tarafından 28 Kasım 2004, Pazar
when you sit in a car and smoke weed
yo, lets have a calm bake
ryan tarafından 6 Şubat 2004, Cuma


text:
Eden Hazard reveals why he chose Chelsea over Man Utd and Man City
19:01 04 June 2012
Chelsea transfer news: Belgian says playing time and the Chelsea project is what attracted him to Stamford Bridge
Playing and time and belief in the Chelsea project were the main reasons why Eden Hazard says he chose to move to the Blues rather than Manchester City or United.
The west Londoners today announced that they had completed a deal for the Belgian, who will join the club in July.
Chelsea have paid around £32million for Hazard, who has reportedly agreed a five-year deal.
The player had previously said that he was going to join one of the Manchester clubs, but the Blues Champions League triumph changed the player's mind.
"When they won the Champions League I told myself, 'Why not Chelsea?' Hazard told French radio station RMC.
"There was a struggle between Chelsea and United but, for me, Chelsea has the best project.
"The team is young and I have a better chance to play there.
"At 21, Real or Barca would have been more difficult for me.
"If I play well enough at Chelsea, I could win my place in the starting team."


text:
Testimony :: The Honorable Christopher H. Smith
Co-Chairman - The Helsinki Commission
Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to welcome everyone to this briefing today, convened by the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, to address an issue of great importance in the promotion of religious freedom, religious registration policies in the OSCE. The Commission strives to monitor and encourage compliance with the Helsinki Final Act and other commitments of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
As Co-Chairman, over the past decade I have observed a troubling drift away from a robust and vibrant protection of religious freedom in a growing number of OSCE States. I have become alarmed with how some OSCE countries have developed new laws and regulations that serve as a roadblock to the free exercise of religious belief. These actions have not been limited to emerging democracies, but also include Western European countries, with the definitive example being Austria.
Considering the gravity of this issue, I am pleased by the panel of experts and practitioners assembled today who have been kind enough to travel from Europe to share their thoughts and insights. Our distinguished panel includes Dr. Sophie van Bijsterveld, who is currently serving as Co-Chair of the OSCE Advisory Panel of Experts on Freedom of Religion or Belief, as well as a law professor at Catholic University in The Netherlands. Dr. Gerhard Robbers has also participated with the OSCE Advisory Panel of Experts, and is a professor of law at the University of Trier in Germany. Vassilios Tsirbas serves as interim executive director and senior legal counsel for the European Centre for Law and Justice, and he is based in Strasbourg. Lastly, Col. Kenneth Baillie is the commanding officer for the Salvation Army in Eastern Europe. He has experienced first hand registration laws which not only have impeded, but actually "liquidated," a religious group, as he has been very involved with the Salvation Army's ongoing action to register in Moscow.
During today's briefing, the panel will provide critiques of religious registration policies throughout the 55-country OSCE region. In addition, panelists will provide the "big picture" of religious registration issues throughout that region; including States which formerly were part of the Soviet Union. I feel the upcoming dialogue will be very helpful in developing a better understanding of these "roadblocks" to religious freedom.
From what I have seen through the work of the Helsinki Commission, many of these laws are crafted with the intent to repress religious communities deemed nefarious and dangerous to public safety. Certainly after the September 11th tragedies, one cannot deny that groups have hidden behind the veil of religion in perpetrating monstrous and perfidious acts. Yet, while history does hold examples of religion employed as a tool for evil, these are exceptions and not the rule. In our own country, during the Civil Rights Movement, religious communities were the driving force in the effort to overturn the immoral "separate but equal" laws and provide legal protections. If, during that time, strict religious registration laws had existed, government officials could have clamped down on this just movement, possibly delaying long overdue reform. While OSCE commitments do not forbid basic registration of religious groups, governments often use the pretext of "state security" to quell groups which espouse views contrary to the ruling powers' party line.
Another practice I have observed is the creation of registration laws designed on the premise that minority faiths are inimical to governmental goals, like respect for human rights and rule of law. Often, proponents of these provisions cite crimes committed by individuals in justifying stringent registration requirements against religious groups. Still, as I previously mentioned, the history of religious movements is one of good will and benevolence, not hate and misdeeds. Clamping down on the ability for a religious group to exist not only contravenes numerous, long-standing OSCE commitments, but also serves to remove from society forces that operate for the general welfare. The Salvation Army in Moscow is a lucent example.
In other situations, some governments have crafted special church-state agreements, or concordats, which exclusively give one religious group powers and rights not available to other communities. By creating tiers or hierarchies, governments run the risk of dispersing privileges and authority in an inequitable fashion, ensuring that other religious groups will never exist on a level playing field, if at all. In a worst case scenario, by officially recognizing "traditional" or "historic" communities, governments declare their ambivalence, and sometimes hostility, towards minority religious groups, which can serve as the catalyst for violence. The persistent violence against Jehovah's Witnesses and other, evangelical groups in Georgia is a prime example.
Notably, religious registration laws do not operate in a vacuum; other rights, such as freedom of association or freedom of speech, are often enveloped by these provisions. Accordingly, it is with great concern that I convene this briefing to discuss religious registration roadblocks. My heightened level of concern is only equaled by my strong desire to encourage participating OSCE States to fully comply with their OSCE commitments.
In working towards this goal, I was pleased to learn of the Bush administration's shared commitment to religious freedom. In a March 9, 2001 letter, Dr. Condoleezza Rice, Assistant to the President for National Security, stated: "President Bush is deeply committed to promoting the right of individuals around the world to practice freely their religious beliefs." She also expressed her concern about religious discrimination. In a separate letter on March 30th of this year, Vice President Dick Cheney echoed this commitment when he referred to the promotion of religious freedom as "a defining element of the American character." He went on to declare the Bush administration's commitment "to advancing the protection of individual religious freedom as an integral part of our foreign policy agenda."
While some may construe the Administration's "war" on terrorism as a move away from religious freedom, Mr. Bush has repeatedly made it clear, as he stated in his address to the country, "the enemy of America is not our many Muslim friends. . . . Our enemy is a radical network of terrorists and every government that supports them." His statement that "the terrorists are traitors to their own faith, trying, in effect, to hijack Islam itself" demonstrates his distinction between terroristic acts and religion. Accordingly, it is my belief that this administration will not stray from supporting religious freedom during this challenging time.
In closing, the Helsinki Commission is greatly appreciative to our panelists for agreeing to come and share their thoughts on this critical issue. In addition, the Commission will continue to monitor the activities of governments in light of their OSCE obligations and encourage compliance. We will now proceed with the panelists' presentations, which will be followed by an opportunity for questions.
Thank you.


text:
Quincy Office Location:
Presidents Place, Room 412
Quincy Mailing Address:
Quincy College
ATTN: Admissions/Advising
Presidents Place
1250 Hancock St.
Quincy Center, MA 02169
Phone: (617) 984-1710
Fax: (617) 984-1794
Plymouth Office Location:
Plymouth Campus Front Desk
Plymouth Mailing Address:
Quincy College
36 Cordage Park Circle, Suite 228
Plymouth, MA 02360
Phone (Plymouth Campus):
(508) 747-0400
Fax (Plymouth Campus):
(508) 747-8169
Regular Business Hours:
Mon - Thurs: 8:00am - 6:15pm
Fri: 9:00am - 4:00pm
Sat & Sun: CLOSED
*For information about extended office hours during peak enrollment, please click the current semester link on the homepage.
Eric Clark
Director of Admissions
(617) 984-1645
Judy Benson
Admissions Associate
(617) 984-1772
Isabel Burlingame
Admissions Associate
(617) 984-1757
Janet Pearson
Admissions Agent
(617) 984-1741
Lindsay Peckham
Karen Scheele
Admissions Agent
(617) 984-1710
Thuy Duy Trinh
(617) 984-1735
Admissions Associate
Visit Quincy College, a vibrant and diverse community of students from our metropolitan area and some 100 different countries around the world!
Quincy College is a fully accredited, affordable institution of higher learning, founded over 50 years ago, offering 34 associate degree programs and 22 certificate programs. We have a student government association, WiFi buildings, free tutoring, supportive student advisors, a committed faculty and a college wide focus on teaching and learning. Quincy College is a unique learning environment where cultures meet, join forces, and weave a global context around college academics.
Quincy College offers two convenient locations, Quincy and Plymouth, flexible office hours, non-traditional semesters, and online course offerings designed to meet the needs of even the most hectic schedule. Whatever your program interests, be sure to come visit us!
Becoming a Quincy College student is as simple as meeting with one of our Admissions Associates. No appointment is required and we hope to see you soon.
» Admissions Process for Nursing Applicants
» Admissions Process for All Other Programs
Wondering what the Admissions office will need from you? Please refer to the Admissions Requirements Chart for a list of documents required of new students.
- Directions & Maps
- Admissions for Nursing Applicants
- Military & Veterans Services
- Tuition & Fees
- Financial Aid
- Academics
- Admissions FAQs
- Advising
- Registrar
- International Students
- Health Insurance
Quincy College finds inspiration in the altruistic spirit of our students. This is one of their stories » Robert L. McCarthy
Major: Criminal Justice
Hometown: Braintree, MA
Read more »


text:
Out of Stock
Item # APN0022
Don't worry though, we have a lot more Arm & Elbow Pads in stock than that.View Similar Products
Alpinestars Morzine Elbow Guards $0.00
Even at your advanced age, we know that your tree-bashing days are far from over. We also assume that you learned your lesson about skin vs. wood last year, and we would suggest adding the Alpinestars Morzine Elbow to your arsenal of trail-widening weaponry. The Morzine is a soft elbow pad that protects your arms comfortably and without limiting your range of motion. Breathable, laminated foam and mesh construction keep the air flowing and the temperature down during summer rides, and the dual-density foam padding provides progressive protection to soften the big hits as well as the small ones.
Tech Specs
View more Arm & Elbow Pads
Size chart
|Bicep Circumference
|9.1 - 10.2in
|10.2 - 11.4in
|11.4 - 12.6in
|12.6 - 13.8in
|Forearm Circumference
|7.9 - 9.4in
|9.4 - 11.0in
|11.0 - 12.2in
|12.2 - 13.4in
|Bicep Circumference
|9.1 - 11.4in
|11.4 - 13.8in
|Forearm Circumference
|7.9 - 11.0in
|11.0 - 13.4in
Reviews & Community
Lighter Weight Swimmies
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Nice light weight pad for XC and rec use. Good flexibility & price too.
Went for something heavy-er duty after all knowing my luck.
AStars will not let you down!
Good elbows
I actually like mine. Use them at Whistler, and were light feeling which was great as I don't like pads, who does? There was a little slippage occasionally but nothing to complain about.
Comfortable but
These are really comfortable, but they don't want to stay in place. I think I might have got the L/XL, so maybe the S/M would have been better.
Not very good at all, not recommended
I have written about the matching knee guards, and those were not impressive. These things are really no good, at least for me. I have worn them on a couple of rides, and thought they would give me some protection in the rocks and cactus here, but without the bulk of my full Raceface armor. They are fairly comfortable, but sadly, on all the rocky and bumpy downhill sections I rode, they would slip down my arm within minutes with any sweat. I tried tightening them up so much they were uncomfortable, and even then they would still slip, leaving the elbows unprotected. These are maybe a good buy if your riding is gentle, but anything even a little bit technical, and these are just a waste of money. I just wonder if I can get my money back if they are used?
Yeah man you can definately return them....Hucknroll is ran by Backcountry.com, they have a no questions asked retunr policy. Best outdoor comapny in existance in my opinion!! Happy riding
True that, Matt. No cost/no questions return policy as they front you a UPS return tag on their dime


text:
A world of 4-H with you in it. Join 4-H!
Winneshiek County
ISU Extension and Outreach: Winneshiek County
Get inside Extension and discover how we support healthy people, healthy environments, and healthy economies. Read about some of the ways ISU Extension meets local needs, improves quality of life, and helps make our county a better place to live. You'll be amazed at what we do.
Join our email list to get info about our upcoming events, programs and classes. We now accept online registration for many of our programs.
Have comments, questions or feedback? TELL US!
County News
May 24, 2016
May 19, 2016
May 18, 2016
Statewide Resources
Featured "At Work for Iowa" article
Counties Main Menu
- County Home
- About Us
- 4-H & Youth
- Agriculture & Environment
- Business & Community
- Families & Healthy Living
- Events
Connect with
Winneshiek County
325 Washington Street, Suite B
Decorah, IA 52101
(563) 382-2949
Winneshiek County Events
- 4-H Dog Obedience
- Multi-Species Fitting Clinic
- Clothing, Food Communication Registration Deadline
- Youth Development Committee Meeting
- 4-H Fair Entry Assistance Extended Office Hours
All Events for Winneshiek County
Statewide Calendar
Browse through our current newsletters and subscribe.
Share |


text:
Please update to BES 5.0.4 MR2 as soon as this bug is fixed:
(Summary: "Official support for BES 5.0.4")
There are also some workarounds mentioned. They look like doing a snapshot before is a good idea.
Please, have a look at those pages for more details:
BlackBerry Enterprise Server vulnerable to dangerous TIFFs - The H Security: News and Features
KB33425-BSRT-2013-003 Vulnerabilities in BlackBerry Enterprise Server components that process images could allow remote code execution
Kind regards and happy patching,


text:
It's been several years since the last PlayStation 3 SDK leak, and today the PS3 SDK version 1.92 has leaked publicly with some guides already available on how to set it up for budding developers to begin creating some fresh PS3 homebrew to use with the recent PS3 JailBreak exploit.
A few weeks ago Sony's PS3 Blu-ray and Service Manuals were leaked, and today the full PS3 v1.92 SDK is available which includes the required compiler and toolchain for those who do not wish to wait for development of the Open Source PS3 Toolchain to be completed.
Those interested in jumping in can check out This Guide by CJPC with Another Guide by internetfloozy.
Finally, those seeking help with PS3 homebrew development can reply below as this thread is being made in our PS3 Dev section... however, be aware that ALL non-development replies will be deleted so if you are seeking information or links on the PS3 SDK leak please post HERE instead.
More PlayStation 3 News...


text:
Farmacology: How Farming Relates to Health & Healing with Dr. Daphne Miller
CUESA - Center for Urban Education About Sustainable Agriculture
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Additional seats will probably open up due to cancellations and no-shows. These will be made available at the event on a first-come-first-served basis.
Please join CUESA, Institute at the Golden Gate, and Education Outside for a talk by Dr. Daphne Miller, followed by a reception with farmers market refreshments and a book signing (books for sale by Book Passage).
Practicing family physician and author of The Jungle Effect, Daphne Miller had long suspected that farming and medicine were intimately linked. Increasingly disillusioned by mainstream medicine's mechanistic approach to healing, and fascinated by the farming revolution that is changing the way we think about our relationship to the earth, Miller left her medical office and traveled to seven innovative family farms across the country to better understand the connections between sustainable agriculture and the health of her patients. The product of her adventures is FARMACOLOGY: What Innovative Family Farming Can Teach Us About Health and Healing (William Morrow; April 16, 2013), a compelling new vision for sustainable health and healing and a treasure trove of farm-to-body lessons that have immense value in our daily lives.
Miller begins her journey with a pilgrimage to the Kentucky homestead of renowned author and sustainable farming visionary Wendell Berry. She then makes her way to a biodynamic farm in Washington, a ranch in the Ozarks, two chicken farms in Arkansas, a winery in California, a community garden in the Bronx, and finally an aromatic herb farm in Northeast Washington State. While visiting some of the country's most forward-thinking farmers, she makes groundbreaking connections between the world of sustainable agriculture and patients' needs, exploring such compelling questions as:
- How does rejuvenating depleted soil show us how to rejuvenate ourselves?
- What can grazing methods on a ranch teach us about how to raise resilient children?
- How can chicken farming help us to distinguish good stress from bad stress?
- How do vineyard pest management strategies reveal a radically new take on cancer?
- What can an urban farming network show us about innovations in public health?
- How can an aromatic herb farm help unlock the secret to sustainable beauty?
Within each chapter, Miller seeks out the perspective of renowned biomedical scientists and artfully weaves their insights and research, along with stories from her own medical practice, into the narrative. The result is a profound new philosophical approach to health and healing combined with practical advice for treating disease and maintaining wellness.
Daphne Miller, MD, is a physician, author, and professor of Family Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. For the past decade, her writing and teaching has explored the frontier between biomedicine and the natural world. Her widely acclaimed first book, The Jungle Effect: The Healthiest Diets from Around the World—Why They Work and How to Make Them Work for You, chronicles her nutrition adventures as she travels to traditional communities around the globe. A contributing columnist to the Washington Post and other newspapers and magazines, Miller holds a medical degree from Harvard and an undergraduate degree from Brown University. She lives and gardens in Berkeley, California, with architect Ross Levy, their two teenagers, a dog and a cat.
"Dr. Miller's wit, compassion, and willingness to learn from the people who take care of the land make this a vibrant and important book. It is about so much more than just personal well-being; it is about the health of our food, our farms and farmers—the entire planet." –Alice Waters
When & Where
Port Commission Hearing Room, Ferry Building, 2nd floor
The Embarcadero at Market St.
San Francisco,
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PDT)
Add to my calendar


text:
Engineering Minor
Admission into the minor. Students are expected to declare a minor formally. With the assistance of an advisor in the minor department, students should complete the "Declaration of Minor" form before or during the third year of full-time enrollment.
Grade point average. A 2.0 grade point average in the minor is required for completion of the degree. The minor GPA is calculated based on all courses applicable to the minor that the student has attempted at UA.
Minor courses. The minor in engineering requires the successful completion of 18 semester hours of engineering courses. The Type 1 minor is a specialized program from any of the College of Engineering disciplines. The Type 2 minor is a general minor in engineering. A list of appropriate courses is available from the associate dean for academic programs.
Upper-level residency. A minimum of 6 hours of 300- or 400-level courses in the minor must be earned on this campus.
Ancillary courses. This minor does not require ancillary courses.
Additional minor requirements. Students are responsible for ensuring that they have met all University, college, major, and minor requirements. However, each student must meet with an advisor in the major department for academic planning and to be cleared for registration each semester. College advisors are also available for additional assistance with minor, college, and University requirements.


text:
I've just spent the weekend with a hot woman. :Hump:
How hot? well she used to be a model in her teens and from this she got a small part on a tv show here in the UK in the mid 00's where her role was to be what was considered the shows eye candy.
She's 9 yrs younger than me and probably still a 9 IMO. Whereas I'm about a 6.5 at best, I've got a bald crown see through thin hair and a pluggy NW2.5 hairline I'm not rich and I'm only 5'9".
So all you guys can continue to believe what you like (or think you know) about women, but this weekend your theories did'nt apply to me.


text:
Some 55 North Central College students with mentoring oversight by 23 faculty members met for eight weeks this summer on campus to conduct new and ongoing research and scholarship. Their work spanned all academic divisions, ranging from biology to history and Chinese to psychology and more. Summer undergraduate research grants by the College supported stipends for nearly half the students.
Home ›


text:
Callers discuss the incident in the Dail last night between Fine Gael deputies Tom Barry and Aine Collins.
Peter tells Damien how he was the victim of internet fraud losing $25,000.
With prostate cancer in the news today Noel tells Damien about getting his diagnosis and recovery from the disease. He warns younger men not to be embarrassed and to contact their GP at the first sign of any symptoms.
Yesterday Kathleen and 4 friends were on Donabate beach and decided to walk across the estuary to a friend's house in Malahide. They got lost and were wandering for hours before a kind passerby came to their rescue.


text:
Guess Whose New Machine Could Kill Starbucks
When the new Verismo coffeemaker shows up later this year, java buffs will be able to make Starbucks-quality espresso, cappuccino and latte beverages at home. But will the fancy European coffee drinks it'll crank out really be as good as Starbucks? Starbucks probably hopes so.


text:
May 31, 2016
A federal judge says Mississippi's only abortion clinic can remain open as it tries to comply with a new abortion clinic regulation.
U.S. District Judge Daniel P. Jordan III gave the clinic and the
state each a partial victory with his ruling Friday. He upheld the
law but said the clinic can't face criminal or civil punishment as
it tries to meet the requirements.
The law requires anyone who does abortions at the clinic to be
an OB-GYN with privileges to admit patients to a local hospital.
The clinic's two out-of-state physicians don't have those
privileges and have had difficulty getting them from local
The judge says whether they get those privileges will impact the
ultimate issues in the case.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Major: Society, Ethics, and Human Behavior
Click here to make an appointment with Kyle!
The English language is terrifying. I've been around it since the day I was born, but even now it will occasionally give me the shakes. A thought is one thing, but expressing it—applying the rules and regulations of language to it—is something else entirely. Even as I attempt to write this brief bio, I feel the self-doubt and second guessing accumulate in the back of my mind. Fortunately, self-doubt and second guessing are the sorts of things that can be combatted with determination and maybe a little caffeine.
Unlike my sister, who cranks out high quality papers in twenty minutes like the Terminator reprogrammed for English composition, I am known to spend upwards of four hours on a rough draft, staring at that little flickering black bar on a white page in Microsoft Word and failing to compose my thoughts into anything resembling prose. There's no breakthrough or epiphany, just a long slog, one word at a time until the end. But even though it's never easy, I always pull it off. You're reading this aren't you?
My point here is that no amount of stress and anxiety is insurmountable when it comes to writing. Remember that William Shakespeare wasn't some kind of superhero: he was just a guy who stared at the blank page long enough to figure out how to say something worthwhile. I believe everyone is capable of that, no exceptions. The sense of accomplishment that comes from overcoming those mental barriers and putting something on the page is ultimately why I really love writing. I want to help you achieve that feeling no matter how long it takes you to convert ideas to words, even if you're one of those literary machines. Whatever project you bring in, I look forward to helping you find confidence not only in your assignment, but in yourself as a writer.
In their first year post-graduation, UW Bothell graduates earn more than their peers from other WA state public universities.
© University of Washington Bothell Privacy | Terms


text:
Skip to My Lou is having a teacher appreciation linky party so I thought I'd share one of our favorite teacher gifts!
We've been doing this as our end-of-the-year gift for a couple years now and it's always a huge hit!
About 3 years ago I went to Michael's and stocked up on these chipboard booklets, all ready to go for just $1.
Then I just cut my scrapbook paper to fit, cut a piece of plain paper to fit on top and attached them all using double-sided tape. I have the kids write the captions so it's more personal than just typing it up.
I lurve how it turned out and so did the teacher! The gift cards are each for $5 so including the $1 I spent on the booklet (I had all the papers), it was only $21 for a teacher who was highly deserving!
And because 5 pictures seems to max out my attention span, I somehow missed taking a pic of the last gift card. It was for Blockbuster and said, "See a good movie".
*Wanted to just add that our gift cards are for Blockbuster, Barnes & Noble, Dairy Queen and Bath & Body Works*


text:
Pull-in Voltage for a Biased Resonator-3D
Application ID: 11748
An electrostatically actuated MEMS resonator is simulated in the time and frequency domains. The device is driven by an AC + DC bias voltage applied across a parallel plate capacitor. The dependence of the resonant frequency on DC bias is assessed, and frequency domain and transient analyses are performed to investigate the device performance.


text:
Mary has rented her property to students. She says never again. She ended up with a bill of 3,000 euro after they wrecked her house.
Owen took offence to the Edge wearing his woolly hat in the church at the funeral of Seamus Heaney.
Peter has been reading the personal insolvency document. He wants to make the point that people should not accept interest only arrangements. You will pay for it in the long run. You get nothing for free.


text:
Badlands packs aren't high end. They are decent packs, but more comparable to Eberlestock. And between those, I prefer Eberlestock.
Badlands packs aren't high end. They are decent packs, but more comparable to Eberlestock. And between those, I prefer Eberlestock.
I would not hesitate to pick up a used higher quality pack, although it may cost a little more it will be worth it, if not just sell it down the road you'll lose very little money on it
I'm in the same boat as you, just getting started getting into this backpack hunting and I'm giving the J107 Dragonfly a whirl, seems like it will be good for what I want and very versatile in going from small to expand big for all the gear and I really like gun scabbard. Just got mine yesterday.
Check out the Horn Hunter full curl system to. It would be right in your price range and it can pack some serious weight. It is also very modular so you can change it up to your needs. The load lifters on it actually work very well to with lots of room for adjustment. I have packed out plenty of elk on mine and it does good. The one flaw with it is that it does not have an adjustable torso so it either fits you or it doesn't. You can do some mods to them to shorten them up a little but that is about it.
"For its in these mountains that I long to be, where I can hear God whisper down the creek and through the trees. Just one sunset and I know you'd think the same. Watch your worries fade 'neath a rocky mountain rain."
Obsession Bows Pro-staff. "Fuel the Obsession"
Anybody have experience with the Tenzing packs? Ive been watching them for awhile and tried on their 5000 and 6000 packs this year at an expo. Ive tried on Badlands, Eberlestock, and Tenzing and preferred Tenzing. BUT... I only tried them on, never hunted with them so that only goes so far. Still using the Cabelas Alaskan guide packframe until I can decide which upgrade to make.
So I am a rookie when it comes to 4000+ cu in packs/cargo haulers/meat haulers and what to expect while wearing them. I still haven't picked a pack out, mostly because we decided not to do the trip this year but are planning to next year.
I was able to borrow an Eberlestock dragonfly from a friend of a friend to try out. So I loaded it up today with about 90 lbs worth of dog food and went on a 1 mile walk. My questions for those that use larger packs for hauling camp in and meat and camp out is I felt fine in the back and shoulders, but my hips were pretty sore. Is this typical? Also I really felt like I was leaning forward to compensate for the weight. Will a higher quality pack (kifaru, mystery ranch, stone glacier) allow you to walk more upright or is compensating for the weight by bending forward a given no matter what the pack is?
My guess would be you are compensating for the lack of load lifters, and by leaning, you are constantly changing the amounts of pressure on your hips, causing the pain.
I had the exact same problems with my Eberle J104 with really heavy loads like that. I have not had those problems with the SG and Kifaru.
To throw 90 lbs in and go off the bat is a lil extreme imo. If your just trying it out start with say 50lbs and 2 miles it will allow you to pinpoint the pack weaknesses and figure out what you would want in a pack. Walking down the road with a load and spending multiple days afield with a pack are really different circumstances. The packs you mention are high quality, proven load bearing, workhorses. Some of which are actually custom designed for your torso length and waist size. Allowing quality manufacturers to do what they do is a big step financially. The off the shelf packs are really designed to get anyone by. For a large variety of uses. Once you spend some time in the hills with a pack you start to question its design and create your own. Thats where the custom higher dollar packs come into play. They have thought about what you want giving you alot of versatility and making your investment worth it.


text:
The 2009 tennis season has barely begun but here we are at the first Grand Slam of the season: the Aussie Open!
*clap, clap, fizz, fizz*
This major is a true test of fitness and endurance and those ballers who spent their off-seasons honing their games and strengthening their bodies are duly rewarded. Those who primped, posed and partied, well, good luck to you.
So who are the faves to take home the boys' title? Let's take a look!
In tennis, you're only as good as your last win and Rafael Nadal knows that better than anyone. After one of the best seasons in tennis history, Rafa enters Melbourne with some questions: His '08 season was cut short due to injury forcing the 22-year old to miss both the Masters Cup and his country's Davis Cup final and leaving him short of match play (his early loss in Doha last week to Gael Monfils exposed some rust.) Moreover, he's yet to even reach a hard-court major final, the closest moments coming last season when the Mallorcan Matador made the semifinals here and in Flushing Meadow. But let's not forget the 22-year old did win gold at the Beijing Olympics last summer which had a similar surface to the US Open and has hoisted trophies at a number of other hard-court tourneys. Big-hitting ballers can be a nightmare for Rafa on this stuff but if he finds the right mix of aggression and defense he can add a sixth career major to his resume.
Roger Federer isn't used to playing second fiddle to anyone (see quotes) but ever since he lost his Wimbledon crown and top-ranking to Rafa last season, life hasn't been the same for Regal Rog. Even now, the 13-time Grand Slammer enters Melbourne as second helpings to a streaking Andy Murray as the bookies' fave to take home the crown. But unlike last year when his preparation was hindered by mononucleosis, he arrives in Melbourne fit + fresh. Plus, who can argue with the facts: in the last five years Fed has gone 3-0 when reaching the final and has made the semifinals twice, including the classic battle against Marat Safin in 2005 when he lost 7-9 in the fifth. Will a Pete Sampras-tying 14th major be awaiting him in two weeks?
Talk about someone entering Melbourne with some questions (no seriously, discuss!). The defending champ, Novak Djokovic, went full-circle last season capturing his maiden major in Melbourne and then capped off the year with his first Masters Cup title. But some funny stuff happened in between (like some bad losses and a more questionable attitude) that left fans wondering what was going on with the usually affable Serb. Fast forward to 2009: The 21-year old makes the jump from Wilson to HEAD (more funny stuff, right Tim?) and consequently falls in his opening round match in Queensland to Ernests Gulbis. Clearly he knows what it takes to win big but Nole will need to get his mind out of these money-making moves and back onto the court where it belongs. Otherwise, his reign as the Aussie Open king will be very short-lived (and his loss to the Flying Finn in Sydney today won't help.)
Is anyone on the planet playing better ball than this Brit? Me thinks not. Andy Murray has been tearing up the ATP World Tour since his bicep-busting victory at Wimbledon last season when he came back from 2-sets to love down against Frenchie Richard Gasquet. Since then the 21-year old reached his first major final at the US Open (losing to Fed) and has collected 4 titles including 2 Masters Series shields (Cincinnati, Madrid). He's beaten Fed four times in a row since that loss in New York (including an exo in Abu Dhabi earlier this month), and has wins over Rafa + Nole. Now comes the tough part: can he shoulder the expectations and prove his champion's mettle?
Here are a few darkhorses to peel your eyeballs for:
Marin Cilic – The towering 20-year old Croat just won his second career title in Chennai last week and will be entering Melbourne with confidence.
Juan Martin del Potro – Another towering 20-year old by way of Argentina, this baller made history last season by winning his first four tourneys in a row on two different surfaces (clay, hard). J. Martin's already reached the final in Auckland, his first tourney of the year.
Andy Roddick – I even surprised myself with this one. A-Rod is all about change right now opting for a new coach in the much-heralded Larry Stefanki and an impressively leaned down but still muscular build. He reached the final in Doha falling to Andy Murray (but who hasn't lately) so he'll be feeling good about his chances (especially since he's in Nole's quarter of the draw.) And as a former US Open champ and World No.1, why wouldn't he?
(images via Getty)


text:
Mike O'Connor was honored with the 2011 Outstanding Major in Sociology and Anthropology Award during Honors Day May 17 at North Central College.
O'Connor is a graduating senior double-majoring in psychology and sociology with a focus on criminal justice. After graduation he plans to begin training as a police officer. He is a graduate of Bolingbrook High School.


text:
About CECBEMS
About CECBEMS
Contact Information
EMS State Contacts
Find A Course
Find A Past Live Course
Application Information
Organizational Application
Downloadable Applications
Course Accreditation
Distributed Learning
DOT Refresher
Reviewer Application
Log In
Welcome to the CECBEMS Website!
CECBEMS is the national accrediting body for EMS continuing education courses and course providers.
Whether you are an EMS provider, a continuing education provider, a state agency, a CECBEMS-accredited organization, a CECBEMS sponsoring organization, a CECBEMS reviewer or a member of the public, we hope you will find this site a helpful and user-friendly resource.
Use the links at the top of this page to access various parts of the site. We welcome your comments and suggestions.
Contact us
CAAHEP (CoAEMSP) accredited organizations can now apply for CECBEMS accreditation through our on-line application process. To obtain a registration key and complete your online application
click here
Find a Course
CECBEMS and NREMT
CECBEMS and Peer Reviewed Journals
The CECBEMS Board of Directors strongly encourages accredited providers to cite peer reviewed journals. Thus, the following links are offered:
Link to Annals of Emergency Medicine Website
Prehospital Emergency Care
Academic Emergency Medicine
Approved Distributed Learning Providers
F5 Refresher Training
National EMS Museum
CECBEMS is pleased to support the National EMS Museum project.
Click the icon at right for information about this effort dedicated to
memorializing and commemorating the history of EMS and the
individuals and organizations that provide emergency care.
CECBEMS represents only that its accredited programs have met CECBEMS' standards for accreditation. These standards require sound educational offerings determined by a review of its objectives, teaching plan, faculty, and program evaluation process. CECBEMS does not endorse or support the actual teachings, opinions or material content as presented by the speaker(s) and/or sponsoring organization. CECBEMS accreditation does not represent that the content conforms to any national, state or local standard or best practice of any nature. No student shall have any course of action against CECBEMS based on the accreditation of the material.
Contents Copyright ©
Continuing Education Coordinating Board for Emergency Medical Services. All Rights Reserved.


text:
buchanan_johnson's Mom Answers Activity
buchanan_johnson is a star in these topics:
Pregnancy > Prenatal Care & Tests (1 helpful answer)
Nervous about ultrasound being wrong!
Most recent answer (07/16/2014):
Don't believe on ultrasound person they are telling lie. So wait untill child comes out and dont get frustrated.posted by a BabyCenter Member


text:
|Budget and financial info highlight school meeting
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Second-quarter financials and a 2013-14 budget timeline for Holyoke School District Re-1J were the main topics of a short meeting of the Holyoke Board of Education Tuesday, Feb. 5.
After reviewing the second-quarter reports, Superintendent Bret Miles indicated the district is in good position with expenditures at this point midway through the budget year and they're tracking with the budget.
While revenues are coming in a bit slower than last year, Miles said they still believe they'll receive the revenue projected. This impacts cash balances but is not likely to impact the projected end-of-year position.
The percentage of budget available is under 50 percent, but Miles pointed out that capital projects and mill levy override accounts are both nearly spent for the year.
The cash position looks different from a year ago. To begin with, the year started with about $200,000 less. With some revenues coming in later and some larger expenditures, the cash balance is expected to drop below $1 million for a month or two, said Miles.
However, it should come back up as expected to be near $1.4 million at the end of the year as was projected in the budget. Miles said they'll continue to monitor this.
A budget timeline for work on the 2013-14 budget was introduced last week, with approval to be on the next meeting's agenda.
The budget development timeline presents a list of dates and activities associated with building the budget. It not only organizes the work of the board but is also a communication tool so that staff can find out when major decisions will be made and how they can have input into the process.
Senate Bill 191 debriefed
Board members debriefed their Jan. 28 training in Haxtun on educator effectiveness.
Senate Bill 191, the educator effectiveness law, requires that each school district adopt evaluation policy and use an evaluation instrument which meets the requirements of the law.
Linda Barker from the Colorado Education Association and Michelle Murphy of Colorado Associations of School Boards conducted the recent training.
Board members said they enjoyed the presentation from Wray teachers who were part of the pilot project and commented on the many positive aspects of the new process.
Other business
In other business Feb. 5, the Re-1J board:
—rescheduled the Feb. 19 board meeting to Monday, Feb. 25.
—hired Karla Cruz as an ESL aide at Holyoke JR/SR High.
—held a one-hour executive session at the close of the meeting with Miles for principals' evaluations.
—tentatively chose the March 6 date for participating in the "Regional Days at the Capitol" lobbying effort hosted by the Colorado Association of School Boards' advocacy team.
Holyoke Enterprise February 14, 2013


text:
I hope the thunder is from thunder sticks (rifles) ....
I hope the thunder is from thunder sticks (rifles) ....
The only good wolf is the one in lil red riding hood stories
That was the "Bad" wolf sethkuhl ! LOL !
I think he eventually got shot by Little Red Riding Hood's Dad .
Seen a few of these pictures years ago, come on man! (fun pictures though)
My apologies ID_MW. I had just received these last week. Glad to see someone up on things.
Every hunting season you miss is one you can not make up.
They are still some of my favorite pics on this forum. Lol
I admit I havn't seen a wolf up close, only 4 to 500 yards away, but these photos look a little strange to me. I have a hard time with the size of the wolves in the pictures...a little photoshop maybe!!!
Colorado Cowboy
Cowboy Action Shooter; Endowment Life Member-NRA
The Original Rocket Scientist-Retired
"My Father always considered a walk in the mountains as the equivalent of church going."
Aldous Huxley
Colorado Cowboy...I can't say if they have been photoshopped as I did not take the photos. These were passed along to me. My brother lives in the Idaho panhandle and has assured me that the wovles do get this big. This was the reason I posted. A few of these guys get together and they could take down most any animal out in the woods.
"Coming soon to a neighborhood near you!"
Every hunting season you miss is one you can not make up.


text:
Three minutes—that's all it takes to brew delicious coffee with the Velocity Brew ST by Bunn.
This traditional quick-brewing coffee brewer keeps water in its stainless steel internal hot water tank at about 200°F, the optimal brewing temperature, so it's ready to brew whenever you are. It features a specially designed sprayhead that releases water all at once for complete coffee flavor extraction in 3-4 minutes. Brews up to 10 cups per batch.
Revolutionary heat and release technology heats water to about 200°F, the perfect temperature for hot, flavorful coffee.
Quick-brewing brewer designed to remain on to keep the internal hot water tank heated and ready to go.
Unique sprayhead releases water from top tank, wetting coffee grounds evenly and extracting the perfect flavor.
Double wall, vacuum insulated thermal carafe keeps coffee warm for up to 2 hours
Die cast aluminum base
50 fl oz capacity (10 cups)
- Dimensions: 15.2"H x 14"D x 8"W
- Weight: 11 lbs
- Carafe Capacity: 10 cup (50 fl oz)
- Construction: Stainless steel, Plastic
- 3-year limited warranty
Click here for manufacturer's warranty information.
You may also like


text:
Just installed ZD on my Windows box to connect to my own mail server running Postfix/Dovecot yes, (Zimbra server is way to much of a memory hog for my Xen VPS budget).
Problem is, when I select the "Use an encrypted connection (SSL) when accessing this server" box in client POP/IMAP setup, it says SMTP connect failure. I have no problem with other clients like Outlook.
I did tcpdump packet captures on port 465 on my mail server to see what was going on. Zimbra Desktop is talking completely different language that Outlook, for sure. I see the following errors when Zimbra is connecting to port 465 on my server:
502 5.5.2 Error: command not recognized
500 5.5.2 Error: bad syntax
When Outlook connects over port 465, I can clearly see the STARTTLS command being issued, and the message being sent successfully.
It appears that Zimbra Desktop does not support TLS over port 465.
Is this true? If so, does anyone have any solutions on what to do with Postfix to get it to securely "speak" Zimbra Desktop over port 25 or 465?
Thanks in advance!


text:
Quality CareFind out why Mayo Clinic is the right place for your health care. Make an appointment.
Meet the StaffFind a directory of doctors and departments at all Mayo Clinic campuses. Visit now.
Research and Clinical TrialsSee how Mayo Clinic research and clinical trials advance the science of medicine and improve patient care. Explore now.
Visit Our SchoolsEducators at Mayo Clinic train tomorrow's leaders to deliver compassionate, high-value, safe patient care. Choose a degree.
Professional ServicesExplore Mayo Clinic's many resources and see jobs available for medical professionals. Get updates.
Give to Mayo ClinicHelp set a new world standard in care for people everywhere. Give now.
Mayo Clinic offers appointments in Arizona, Florida and Minnesota and at Mayo Clinic Health System locations.
Subscribe to Housecall
Our general interest e-newsletter keeps you up to date on a wide variety of health topics.
Sunscreen is OK to use on babies 6 months or older. Younger babies should use other forms of sun protection. Consider these guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Food and Drug Administration and the American Cancer Society:
When choosing baby sunscreen, pick a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends using a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or more. Apply sunscreen generously, and reapply every two hours — or more often if your baby is spending time in the water or perspiring.
To avoid irritating your baby's skin and eyes, consider using a sunscreen that contains only inorganic filters, such as zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. Avoid using products that combine sunscreen and the insect repellent DEET, since sunscreen must be regularly reapplied and insect repellent typically doesn't need to be reapplied.
Remember, just a few serious sunburns can increase your baby's risk of skin cancer later in life. Taking simple steps now can go a long way toward protecting your baby from the risks of sun exposure.
Jay L. Hoecker, M.D.
Mayo Clinic does not endorse companies or products. Advertising revenue supports our not for profit mission.
Check out these best-sellers and special offers on books and newsletters from Mayo Clinic.
Any use of this site constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy linked below.
A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.org," "Mayo Clinic Healthy Living," and the triple-shield Mayo Clinic logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.
We comply with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information: verify here.


text:
Dude ring shopping!!!
Connect your Instagram account or comment on Facebook
I'm a wife to Josh, orthopedic PA-C, caretaker of Charlie & Molly, and a McKinney, TX resident with an unrelenting travel bug.
Collecto is the most complete web platform to enjoy your Instagram photos. Collecto uses the Instagram API but is not endorsed or certified by Instagram.
Collecto v.1.2 (beta) © 2014 IQUII - All rights reserved
Recommended by Instagramers and Instagramers Italia
Fill the form below to request more information about advertise your business on Collecto.


text:
In their lone exhibition game the Billikens eased past Rockhurst beating them 79-47. SLU finished with 4 players in double digits, Mike McCall led the way with 14 points.
The Billikens were picked to finish as high as second in the Atlantic 10 conference. They begin their season on Friday when they host USC Upstate at Chaifetz Arena at 7 pm.


text:
Whether you indulge in lipsticks and glosses to color your lips or not, you have probably noticed the damage that time has inflicted on this area of your countenance. It is unfortunate, but the natural aging process and exposure to the elements of nature slowly but surely damage the skin each day. From the loss of the necessary hydration that keeps your lips nice and plump to the loss of elastin and collagen in the skin surrounding the lips that leads to the appearance of expression lines, the damage that this area of your face experiences is unwanted, unkind, and unattractive. The best strategy that you can take to repair the damage is to incorporate a full line of beauty care products into your daily routine in order to encourage the rejuvenation of your lips. H2O Plus Lip Products are designed to recreate a full set of luscious lips for women of all ages.
Offering the beneficial aspects of marine ingredients, H2O Plus Lip Products help to restore the youthful nature of your lips while encouraging their volume and natural coloring to return.
If you are interested in rejuvenating the lusciousness and beauty of your lips, you may want to indulge in a lip-plumping product that is known to deliver excellent results through a formula infused with skin-hydrating ingredients. After all, as you age, the skin begins to lose some of its natural ability to remain hydrated and healthy. H2O Plus Lip Products deliver on their promises to amplify the volume of your lips for a softer, fuller pair of kissable lips that look and feel great.
Are you longing for the plump lips of yesteryear? Perhaps you remember the days when you did not need to worry about the plumpness of your lips or their soft, supple nature. The good news is that once you begin to use H2O Plus Sea Results Lip Oasis Amplifying Lip Treatment, you should notice an immediate difference in the plumpness of your lips, reminding you of early days and younger beauty.
Offering an anti-aging formula infused with the richness of marine algae and vitamins, this lip solution targets your lips with rejuvenating hydration that plumps them up, creating glossier, fuller lips. Redefining the contours of your lips, this conditioning treatment enhances their volume with noticeable results. Containing patented marine-collagen microsheres™, this skin-plumping, high performing formula helps to attract your body's moisture supplies to encourage a fuller set of healthy lips, while also refining the appearance of fine lines. Designed to deliver quality results that last as long as two full days, this lip treatment enhances the natural coloring of your lips, adding noticeably to their beauty.


text:
Written By UNC Sports Information Dept.
New York, N.Y. - The John Mackey Award has named Eric Ebron of North Carolina as John Mackey Tight End of the Week.
The Atlantic Coast Conference junior recorded eight receptions for 199 yards and a touchdown as North Carolina fell to Miami 27-23 in a game that saw Miami pull ahead with only 16 seconds remaining.
Ebron set a career high in receptions and his receiving yards total set a new all-time single game record by a UNC tight end. Honorable mentions for this week's John Mackey Tight End of the Week include Chris Coyle of Arizona State, Braxton Deaver of Duke, Jake Duzey of Iowa and Nick O'Leary of Florida State.
The 2013 John Mackey recipient will be presented live on December 12, 2013 at The Home Depot College Football Awards Red Carpet Show: 6:00 p.m. ET on ESPNU.
Other key dates include the announcement of the 2013 Mackey Semi-finalists on November 18, 2013 and the 2013 Mackey Finalists on November 25, 2013. All future announcements can be found at www.johnmackeyaward.com and on our official Twitter account: @JohnMackeyAward.
The John Mackey Tight End of the Week is an honor distinct and different from the annual John Mackey Award. This weekly honor was started in 2004 to draw attention to individual play by Tight Ends during the active season. The Tight End of the Week acknowledgment does not have a direct bearing on the final John Mackey Award selection process. Click here for a list of all-time John Mackey Tight End of the Week recipients.
The John Mackey Award is a member of the National College Football Awards Association (NCFAA) which encompasses the most prestigious awards in college football. The 21 awards boast 678 years of tradition-selection excellence.
UNC Sports Information Dept.


text:
|Fifth-grade cagers win tourney
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Members of Holyoke's fifth-grade girls' basketball team that placed first in the Sutherland, Neb. tournament Sunday, Jan. 27 are pictured from left, front row, Taylor Trumper, Lauren Herman and Emily Jelden; and back row, Taeryn Trumper, Shianne Willmon, Tori Race, Josie Herman, Lleli Ochoa and Sarah Razo. The girls are coached by Derek Razo and Kellie Race.
At Sutherland last Sunday, the girls competed in a seven-team tourney. They advanced out of pool play seeded third. But in tournament play, the girls rallied to the championship, where they defeated Ogallala, Neb. 20-10. Other team in the tourney were Hershey, Hayes Center, Sutherland and two from North Platte, all in Nebraska.
Holyoke Enterprise January 31, 2013


text:
Take a look around your workplace and you'll probably see a mix of mobile devices being used by your employees for work purposes. Tech providers and publications call this trend BYOD, for "bring your own device." This is good and bad for business owners. It can give employees more flexibility and improve productivity. But it also poses serious challenges when it comes to data security.
What can you do to help keep your business safe? One option is to take a cue from larger companies and implement a mobile device management (MDM) system. An MDM platform enables businesses to monitor and manage mobile devices through a central console. You can easily track devices, protect the data on them if they are lost or stolen, and decide which apps employees can access.
Coupled with a sound mobile-use policy, an MDM platform can be a valuable tool in helping safeguard your business from malware and data loss. Still, managing your mobile devices isn't always a one-size-fits-all answer. Here are three steps I urge small businesses to follow:
1. Assess Your Needs
First, you need to find out what devices your employees use, what they use them for, and what they may need them for in the future. If you're one of the few lucky business owners whose employees all use the same device—or use them for basic tasks like email and managing contacts—you'll have an easier time than someone whose employees use a mix of devices for a wider range of tasks. MDM will obviously require more attention in the second scenario.
List all the devices used in your company—both in-house and BYOD—on a spreadsheet. Include serial and model numbers. Also list all company applications and operating systems your employees use. Your MDM plan should include every piece of hardware and software on the list.
2. Evaluate MDM Platforms
While many MDM platforms currently on the market are geared toward large enterprises, a growing number are designed to meet the mobile security needs of small businesses, such as AT&T Mobile Device Management solutions. This video gives an overview of how they work.
These platforms support multiple operating systems and allow users to remotely configure email, Wi-Fi, and Virtual Private Networks, helping you ensure that employees access company assets securely. The platforms also make it easy to remotely lock and erase data from missing devices and to distribute and update mobile apps, which can be a big plus if your staff relies on certain apps to do their work.
Evaluate several platforms to find the one that best meets your needs. For example, you may want a provider that will host and manage the platform so you don't have to install or maintain hardware on premises.
3. Create a Policy and Follow It
Using an MDM platform is a good start, but you need to have clear guidelines for your team to follow. I know of a business owner who adopted a platform but still had a security problem come up simply because he didn't alert and train his staff.
Key points for any mobile device security policy include:
- Use complex passwords. I'm always surprised by how many smartphone owners don't lock their devices. Be sure your employees use passwords that aren't easy to guess.
- Encrypt your data. You may want to provide apps so employees can encode sensitive information. Be sure you select an app that is regularly updated to take advantage of improving encryption techniques.
- Connect to secure Wi-Fi networks. Tell your staff not to use public networks. Yes, this means no logging in from the neighborhood coffee shop. These networks—particularly ones that aren't password-protected—are prime targets for hackers who are just waiting to steal your data.
- Respond immediately when a device goes missing. If a smartphone or tablet is lost or stolen, remotely lock or wipe the data that's on it with apps like this one and alert the authorities. Track the device using GPS if your MDM platform has this capability.
You can find more tips in the Guard Your Small Business Against Mobile Threats video:
Once you implement an MDM strategy, poll your employees regularly to know they are following it properly.


text:
I have made some more progress on the Bluestone Mansion. But I also need some help for continuing it.
I have added a Family Room below the Main bedroom. The Library was added to the top, next to the Study. I have added some details to the guard area to the left side of the main entrance (Though I will probably not put it on the map (mainly cause I can't figure out teh best way to do it), there are arrow holes (I know this has a name, but I can't think of it right now) on both sides of the walkway to the main entrance so guards can shoot intruders safely from inside). I also added the guards area to the left side as well.
What I am having problems with now is where to put some of the other rooms I want and need some advice. I would like to put a childs area (bedroom, and maybe a small play room). I was going to put it to the left of the library, but that area is way to big to be just for the Children of the family, when the main bedroom isn't as big. So i have no idea where to put it.
I want to place a Music room, a guest bedroom (or two) and a small chapel. I have no idea of where the best place to place them are.
I also want to add some storage rooms, but agan, no idea of where to place them, though maybe in the top left section where I was also thinking about the the kids rooms.
Any advise or ideas would be greatly appreciated.


text:
Mira Nair
Birth Name: Mira Nair
Born: 10/15/1957
Birth Place: Rourkela, Orissa, IN
Born: 10/15/1957
Birth Place: Rourkela, Orissa, IN
Of Punjabi ancestry, Nair was born Oct. 15, 1957 and raised in a middle class home in the state of Orissa in Eastern India. Nair performed with a politically oriented street theater group while attending Delhi University, before moving to the U.S. at age 19 to continue her sociology studies at Harvard University. Nair soon found that documentary filmmaking combined her two passions, and of her first handful of non-fiction films examining Indian life, she earned a Best Documentary Prize at the American Film Festival for "India Cabaret" (1985), a controversial portrait of strippers in a Bombay nightclub. She teamed with screenwriter and Harvard colleague Sooni Taraporevala for her feature film... Continue Bio >>
Popular Movies:
More Credits >>


text:
Bead Necklace Turquoise is a web-page that Dillon and John Hartman have made on the Durango Silver Website. The Bead Necklace Turquoise site has photos and descriptive text on Beaded Turquoise Necklaces by Nattarika Hartman and her group of bead makers. Durango Silver Company is proud to have Nattarika Hartman on our staff as well as in our family, she is a fantastic Artist with very unusual ideas. Take a look at her work and come back to Durango Silver Online to see what she is up to next!
We invite you to visit our Bead Necklace Turquoise page and hope you enjoy it!
We are in the process of making more educational pages on
sterling silver bead necklace, sterling silver beaded jewelry, sterling silver beaded necklace, turquoise long necklace, american indian beads, bead silver necklace, bead turquoise, bead jewelry, bead silver jewelry, beaded jewellery, beaded jewelry, beaded native american jewelry, bracelet charm beads, chunky turquoise bead necklace and multi strand turquoise necklaces. We will put them up on DurangoSilver.com and write Word Press blogs to let everyone know as soon as they are complete.


text:
Athletics Home
Sports in the News
Women's Soccer Nets 8 In SCC Finale Rout
Playing under the lights Friday at Robinson Stadium, the Pasadena City College women's soccer team celebrated Sophomore Night by scoring the most goals in a match in 11 years, pounding El Camino College-Compton Center, 8-0. PCC finished the regular season in second place in the South Coast Conference with a 12-4-5 overall record and 8-2-4 league mark.
The first years of the PCC soccer program from 1997-2001 featured some high-scoring affairs, including a school-record 18 goals in a win over Compton on Nov. 3, 1998. In 2001, PCC last reached double figures with 11 in a game. Friday's win was a throw-back to those years.
PCC's trio of top scorers--sophomore forwards Nancy Nunez, Vanessa Capra and freshman midfielder Cassandra Saavedra--each notched two goals v. Compton. The triple threat all finished in the top four in the South Coast Conference scoring race with Nunez tallying 15, Capra 14, and Saavedra 13. Nunez and Cerritos forward Lauren Nanez tied for the SCC goals title.
The Lancers also reached their most victories in a year since 2005 (14) with more wins possible in the upcoming Southern California Regional Playoffs. PCC will make its first postseason appearance in five seasons.
Defenders Taylor Gore and Heather French also scored for the Lancers while goalies Tatiana Sanchez and Rina Garcia played a half each to combine for the shutout.
"I am very proud tonight with how far our program has come, and with the sophomores that have helped us get to this point," said PCC third-year head coach Randy Lilavois. "More than a win, tonight was about our team and celebrating the job we've done this year. A second place finish, a probable playoff appearance, a connection to our community, and three of the top scorers in the conference. There is so much to be proud of for us."
EDITOR'S CHANGE--Check the website for the announcement of the Lancers' seed in the regional playoffs on Tuesday afternoon.
[Photo--Sophomore Night for PCC women's soccer as players were honored at halftime Friday--from left to right--head coach Randy Lilavois, Hallie White, Nancy Nunez, Bianca Mercado, Heather French, Vanessa Capra and assistant coach Reggie Rivas, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
Release Date: 11/10/12


text:
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) — A southwest Ohio city's airport manager has resigned, shortly after reports surfaced that Middletown was shopping the operation.
Middletown Regional Airport/Hook Field handles more than 40,000 aircraft operations a year and is seen as important in economic development for the city about midway between Cincinnati and Dayton. The Middletown Journal reports (http://bit.ly/ZfxrkH ) that city officials are looking to make it more self-sustaining. Council members recently discussed selling the airport in a closed session that got leaked publicly.
The city spends some $90,000 a year to offset airport costs.
Airport manager Rich Bevis resigned, saying the leak hurt expansion efforts. He says one manufacturer that would have brought 25 jobs backed out because of concerns about stability. The resignation by the manager since 2008 is effective Dec. 31.
Information from: Journal, http://wwww.middletownjournal.com


text:
What can we say? Even the big boys nail a rock every now and again. When the inevitable happens, you'll be glad that you can replace the bent, broken, or twisted derailleur hanger on your Yeti 303 RDH downhill bike. A fix is five minutes away, just make sure that you have one of these replacement hangers in your tool box in the pits.
The Yeti 303 RDH Derailleur Hanger is black anodized aluminum and comes with two m4 x .7 x 16mm stainless hex bolts.