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From April 1, 2011, Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) and Care Trusts across England were grouped into clusters with some sharing of management teams and board members. The aim of clustering arrangements is to release savings in management costs for investing in front line care whilst preserving sufficient functionality for PCTs to carry out their statutory functions until they are abolished, subject to legislation, in April 2013. The local cluster, NHS South East London, became operational on 1 April 2011 and is a partnership of Bromley, Greenwich, Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark Primary Care Trusts and Bexley Care Trust. However until April 2013, Bexley Care Trust remains the statutory body responsible
Your people are moving the business forward in a world that's more mobile, more social, and more security-driven than ever before. But no matter how they're staying productive—across devices, platforms, and locations—we understand what today's users want, what IT needs, and how to bring it all together. That's why we engineer solutions for the real world. Your world.
The NHS User Group is held 3 times a year and is an opportunity for NHS Trusts that use solutions to come together and collaborate, find out how the healthcare providers are getting the best out of the technology and to respond to directly. The group is now in it's 2nd year and has grown to include over 100 individuals that are on the guest list and is being duplicated in the North of the country and in other markets in Scotland. Many find its an invaluable forum to connect with their NHS colleagues that would not otherwise have the opportunity to meet.
American Fork High School students have been studying our software under Lynne Yocom for over 15 years. Meet a few of the students, including the most recent recipients of the Young Technology Scholar Award and find out why they think IT is so important, and what they plan to do in the future.
The Conseil Général de la Nièvre manages an IT environment of 4000 computers across the entirety of its administrative sites and its 30 schools. By deploying Filr and Mobile Management, the Conseil Général de la Nièvre was able to integrate new functionality whilst effectively leveraging its existing IT infrastructure.
If you're an IT professional dealing with mobility, chances are you've got big challenges on your hands. What to do? Well, you can either laugh or cry. We recommend the former--followed quickly by a good, hard look at our unique solutions for mobile device management, mobile file access, and mobile printing. Check out these videos and see if you can relate...
We are helping to implement telehealth to improve care and make scarce resources go further. The outer London borough of Bexley has a larger-than-average elderly population, and faces increasing clinical and financial challenges in managing patients with long-term conditions. 25,500 (over 11%) of local people come into this category, and the figure is increasing, placing pressure on hospitals. Bexley's Business Support Unit (BSU) aims to deliver more of these patients' care in community settings. In partnership with telehealth technology specialist Tunstall, PA has helped to implement telehealth for 50 patients with COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). Patients are equipped to monitor their vital signs at home with remote support from clinicians. PA is now helping Bexley develop plans for deployment to more COPD patients and those with other long-term conditions. There will be a full evaluation of benefits, a service model and robust criteria for patient selection. Benefits being identified include reduced emergency admissions, earlier discharge from hospital and more effective use of scarce clinical time. Patients are becoming more independent, confident and proactive in monitoring and managing their own conditions.
We support thousands of organizations around the globe, delivering software that makes the workplace more productive, secure and manageable. Focusing on today's social, mobile and multi-platform world, we help you stay competitive, minimize costs, and get more value from the software you already own.
At BrainShare 2011, Bill Calero shows off the newly announced Novell Filr, which enables social sharing and mobile access to files.
Get a peek at what Novell customers all over the world are saying about the "new" Novell.
Watch this short video to hear President, Bob Flynn, talk about why now is a great time to do business with us.
Eric Varness, VP of Marketing talks to customers about the new features and benefits of ZENworks 11 SP2, Full Disk Encryption, and Mac support.
Presentation by Markus J Krauss on the Cloud at our IDM 2010 Conference, London, 3 November, 2010.
At BrainShare 2011, Shawn Jackson shows how to granularly control who has what administrator privileges in Active Directory using Directory and Resource Administrator (DRA).
At BrainShare 2011, Joe Hargrave demos the VoIP lifecycle management solution, including Vivinet Assessor, AppManager for VoIP and ivinet Diagnostics.
At BrainShare 2011, Jon Hardman demos Access Gateway for Cloud, a new product that allows companies to control and maintain how users get access to their SaaS applications.
At BrainShare 2011, Jeff Gibson shows how Secure Configuration Manager helps organizations audit and control the security configuration of servers, applications and workstations.
At BrainShare 2011, Joe Hargrave shows off AppManager, a performance and availability management solution that allows customers to monitor all the applications in their environment.
At BrainShare 2011, Jeremy Lahners demonstrates Aegis, a process automation tookit that allows organizations to automate their manual, repetitive IT tasks.
Charles Sansbury, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer thanks everyone for attending.
Ken Muir, CEO of GWAVA, talks about GWAVA's 10 years in the spam and anti-virus market and how they are innovating for the future.
Charles Sansbury, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer welcomes everyone to Friday's keynotes.
Dave Wilkes shares the continuing vision of engineering excellence and then turns it over to the ZENworks team who discuss Mac support in ZENworks 11 SP2.
Chairman and CEO Jeff Hawn welcomes everyone to BrainShare 2011 and gives an overview of the acquisition of the company.
Jay Gardner, President and General Manager talks about Heritage products and how they have joined to form a powerful combination. Included are demos of Sentinel and Change Guardian.
Chairman and CEO Jeff Hawn continues the overview of the four business units within the new Group.
Jay Gardner, President and General Manager, introduces another power combination of Operations Center, Cloud Manager, Aegis and App Manager.
Dean Lythgoe and Karyn Victory highlight GroupWise and Micro Focus® Vibe.
Further exploring SUSE's cloud solutions with demos using SUSE Studio and SUSE Manager.
ZENworks 11 SP2 is highlighted with demos from Justin Strong, Laurence Pitt, Andy Philp and Chris Gacesa.
Bob Flynn, President and General Manager, gives a brief overview of how is renewing their focus, standardizing on engineering excellence, and re-establishing key relationships with partners and customers.
Nils Brauckmann, President and General Manager of SUSE, gives a brief history of SUSE and how it has evolved into the Linux leader it is today and the future including its cloud strategy.
Richard Lindstedt, Product Manager, announces Open Enterprise Server 11 and introduces a new product, Filr. Also included is a demo on files showcasing File Management Suite and its integration with Filr.
Find out how the Powerful Combination of NetIQ and Novell allow you to securely deliver, measure and manage workloads across physical, virtual and cloud computing environments resulting in faster return on investments.
Hear our focus from President and General Manager, Bob Flynn.
The WorkloadIQ approach to intelligent workload management focuses on four critical functions—build, secure, manage and measure—and enables organizations to manage the entire workload life cycle while ensuring their environments are policy driven, optimized for performance, identity aware and integrated.
Richard Whitehead, Director of Solution Marketing for Intelligent Workload Management, talks about WorkloadIQ, our unique approach to the Intelligent Workload Management market.
In this demo, hosted by John Stetic and Jo De Baer, you get a sneak peak at one of our newest, most innovative products for creating and managing cloud environments—Cloud Manager.
Markus Krauss, Anita Moorthy and Hans Krogull show you how you can harness the technology of the future with Cloud Security Service.
In Friday's sixth demo, you'll learn more from Richard Doll and James Tan about our award winning appliance products—SUSE Studio and SUSE Appliance Toolkit.
Brian Singer, Jason Arrington and Pascal Oetiker highlight some of the innovative capabilities in Sentinel and where it's headed in the future.
Grant Ho, Laurence Pitt and Mark Schouls host our second demo that covers ZENworks 11 Configuration Management and its futures.
Friday's first demo, hosted by Richard Lindstedt and Kevin Smith, focuses on the latest capabilities and benefits of efficient data management.
John Dragoon, Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer and Channel Chief, gets things started on Friday and welcomes you back to another day of informative keynotes. Ron Hovsepian, President and Chief Executive Officer, gives a brief overview of where we are headed as a company. John introduces you to the exciting demos you will see in today's session.
Grant Ho, Laurence Pitt and Mark Schouls host our second demo that covers migrating to Windows 7 with ZENworks Configuration Management and Application Virtualization.
Javier Colado, President and General Manager of Europe, Middle East and Africa, takes you through the ins and outs of our new strategy: Intelligent Workload Management.
John Dragoon, Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer and Channel Chief, kicks off the conference and welcomes you to BrainShare Amsterdam 2010.
The SUSE Appliance Toolkit can help make the installation, configuration and patching of software in your data center a snap!
Demonstration on how Sentinel and Sentinel Log Manager can keep your business safe from breaches.
Dipto Chakravarty and Anita Moorthy demonstrate how Cloud Security can help you manage and secure multiple SaaS applications.
Demonstration of Project Atlantic, the codename of Cloud Manager, which will be released later this year.
Thursday keynote highlights Compliance Management Platform Extension for SAP Environments.
John Dragoon provides the introduction for Thursday's keynotes.
In this keynote, the Identity and Security team provides the first preview of the next major release of our award-winning identity and access management solution, Identity Manager. Then, the ZENworks team shows you - via live demonstration - how we can help you migrate to Windows 7 using ZENworks 10 Configuration Management.
John Dragoon, Chief Marketing Officer, kicks off BrainShare 2010 by introducing attendees to the much anticipated solutions they will see.
Our CEO Ron Hovsepian kicks off BrainShare discussing our strategy for delivering the next generation of solutions that address both the intelligent workload management and collaboration markets.
This video was played just prior to the start of BrainShare 2010. This animation features our Geeko as well as two other animated characters. The animations were created by Nathan Rees and his brother Kit Rees. Music for the animation was created by Gerald Hartley. Voice talent for the Geeko and Fred was done by Chris Miller. Voice talent for the female character (Laura) was by Laura Chappell. Script written by Eric Harper and Todd Swensen of Word Assembly. Directed and produced by Russ Dastrup and Troy Monney of Corporate Marketing.
This video highlights what is driving the need for Intelligent Workload Management and how we are positioned to deliver in this new market space.
As an IT executive, you've got one key charge: deliver the services your organization needs at the lowest possible cost. In this session, you'll learn how you can do just that—and ensure security and compliance while you're at it—with a comprehensive endpoint management solution.
Demonstration of the desktop effects in SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop.
Bullet-proof security with user flexibility in mind.
This demo of Vibe beta code gives you a sneak peek into features of the highly anticipated upcoming release, like a new relevancy dashboard, robust search, custom forms, video tutorials, content and user tracking capabilities, and social networking features like miniblogs, tagging, sharing and more.
Check out this demo of the most exciting new features in GroupWise 8, including Home View innovations, integration with Micro Focus® Vibe, enhanced task management capabilities, a robust new contact management interface, and new tools to make your calendar more effective than ever before.
If you're concerned about reducing downtime, preserving data integrity, and ensuring disaster recovery, tune in to this 16-minute technical overview of the fault tolerance and high-availability capabilities available through Open Enterprise Server 2 and OES Clustering Services 1.8.
In this 11-minute demo, we continue our exploration of fault tolerance and high availability with a look at the actual process for installing OES Clustering Services 1.8 and setting up Open Enterprise Server 2 Linux clusters.
In this engineer-to-engineer session, you'll explore Micro Focus iFolder 3.7 capabilities, including creating, sharing, and merging folders and resolving file conflicts. You'll also see the Web admin console and learn how to provision and manage users, create policies and balance server loads.
Part two of this troubleshooting session continues the discussion around logs, and presents a real-world troubleshooting case study.
This session provides best practices for troubleshooting Access Manager, including detail on diagnostic tools, general troubleshooting strategies and specific debugging techniques.
Watch this session to see a demonstration of the correlation and identity injection capabilities in Sentinel. With these capabilities, you'll always know who is accessing what, when they're doing it and if they're authorized.
Attend this session to learn how to make the most of the latest WebAccess client enhancements in GroupWise and the best way to implement them in your organization.
Application Virtualization lets you convert applications that run on Microsoft Windows into self-contained virtual applications without having to modify your registry files. By applying Application Virtualization you automatically increase user productivity in your organization and create a secure desktop environment.
ZENworks Configuration Management lets you remotely manage devices from a Web-based console without having your IT administrator visit every workstation or branch office allowing your business to reduce travel costs and focus more on business objectives.
ZENworks Configuration Management provides enterprise customers the fastest return on investment by saving time and resources every step of the migration process by maintaining and managing user-based applications and system settings.
ZENworks Configuration Management lets you create bundles to automate the distribution of applications, patches and operating system upgrades ensuring devices are always up-to-date. By applying the ZENworks bundle feature you allow your organization to reduce administrative effort and lower your total cost of managing desktops.
ZENworks Configuration Management policy features offers you a unique policy-based approach to automate software updates, endpoint security and migration. Through Policy-Driven automation you will be able to optimize the value of your IT assets and control IT costs.
Who manages your identity?
Geek vs Geek Dance Club is one in a series of three videos that were used at the BrainShare event in Salt Lake City that began March 22, 2010. Just a fun sequence used to call attention to the word "Intelligent" which is part of a focus to offer solutions in a technology category called Intelligent Workload Management. Produced and Directed by Blufire Studios, Russ Dastrup and Troy Monney.
This video is a message about how Intelligent Workload Management helps customers solve business problems.
Who secures your identity?
Thursday's highlights of Collaboration Solutions, including how File Management Suite intelligently manages files, Micro Focus iFolder integrates with Pulse, and how Pulse users can work seamlessly together with users of Google Wave.
This video is a message about how Intelligent Workload Management helps partners solve their customers' business problems.
Keith Shaw talks with Wendy Steinle about the new batch of wikis, blogs, and other collaborative software that helps companies become more productive and deliver value.
See how easy it is to implement tiered storage without affecting your end users. Gain major time and dollar savings for your storage infrastructure.
This Storage Manager demonstration illustrates how to get existing storage under control and managed by policy. It also shows how to seamlessly migrate user and group storage from a NetWare server to an Open Enterprise Server (Linux) server.
This Storage Manager demonstration illustrates how to automate the full lifecycle of user and group storage. It shows the process of provisioning and de-provisioning storage based on a user's role within the organization.
This SecureLogin demonstration illustrates how simple it is for users to begin enjoying single sign-on functionality across terminal, Web, Windows and Java-based applications. It also highlights how rapidly SecureLogin can be deployed, and showcases a deployment scenario that enables fast user switching.
With Open Enterprise Server you can virtualize NetWare or Open Enterprise Server instances to gain efficiencies in your storage and print infrastructure. See how fast you can get a XEN VM up and running.
A graphical user interface makes it easy to upgrade your NetWare servers to Open Enterprise Server running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The sysadmin's best friend!
Check out the coolest new feature from our engineering! You can actually stop spinning up new Active Directory servers every time you add a business app. Leverage your existing infrastructure since DsfW makes Micro Focus eDirectory look like Active Directory!
Data protection and recovery for environments.
Come and listen how you can reduce your IT costs and increase user productivity by aligning your IT organization with your business objectives.
The Access Governance Suite delivers user access certification and comprehensive roles management, allowing you to translate business processes into IT policies and entitlements that meet regulatory requirements.
The Roles Based Provisioning Module introduced RBAC features to Identity Manager. In this session, we will demonstrate how to combine this with the user access certification, role analytics and modeling of the Access Governance Suite.
The best-engineered and most interoperable Linux desktop is back–and in today's economy. Come learn about the latest applications, multimedia capabilities, and green IT enhancements of SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, and find out how this Linux desktop can help you lower costs in your environment.
Join experts from NTS to explore common deployment scenarios for SecureLogin. The presenters will highlight potential deployment problems and solutions for addressing them. The second session of this two-part series will cover SecureLogin deployments in "kiosk" mode.
Often called, "the Hummer of the IT industry," storage of unstructured data is a topic on everyone's minds. Speak to the team that developed Dynamic Storage Technology and hear about automated, policy-driven storage, and how you can put it to work in your environment.
Learn what developments are coming in the future for Open Enterprise Server.
If you're considering deploying Vista, or if you have to account for new Vista machines on your network, come hear from the experts that have made Open Enterprise Server Vista-ready. Common Internet Filing System (CIFS), Domain Services for Windows, and SAMBA will be discussed.
The clear trend in organizations is that more and more people are bringing their Macs to work. Can you connect them to your network reliably and securely? What about scalability and performance? Talk to the team that's developed the enhanced support for Apple Filing Protocol and hear the pros and cons of NetATalk.
With Open Enterprise Server 2 and the flexibility of Linux, a new question comes to mind: which file system will serve me best? Hear from the team that has worked with Storage Services for decades, but what they have to say may surprise you. NTFS and Posix file systems will also be discussed.
Attend this session to learn how you can leverage the power of ZENworks Endpoint Security Management and ZENworks Network Access Control across your enterprise, so your users can stay productive.
In this session, learn field-tested and proven techniques to quickly identify and resolve the most commonly encountered issues in Identity Manager, including password synchronization and more.
In this session, participants will learn how to use the new Storage Manager 2.5 features for provisioning, managing network data, and creating and managing auxiliary storage policies. They'll also see the enhanced collaborative storage features, including file grooming, migrations and data archiving.
In this session, you'll learn the best way to approach the design, configuration and deployment of ZENworks 10 Configuration Management along with implementation of best practices.
In this Webcast, Kent Erickson, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Workgroup Solutions, and Ken Muir, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer for Workgroup Solutions, outline our view of collaboration market trends, our strategy for addressing them, and our unique ability to deliver collaboration solutions that drive innovation and growth for our customers.
SEP sesam offers simple backup and restore in a complex world.
Risk free e-mail infrastructure products to provide 100 percent up time and compliance. Includes policy enforcement and management. This presentation shows how to utilize Messaging Architects products with GroupWise 8.
The integrated helpdesk solution.
Disaster recovery for GroupWise, including a demonstration of Reload getting a GroupWise system back up and running at the click of a button.
A highlight of the GroupWise 8 training available from our end-user training partner BrainStorm.
Eight integrations for GroupWise 8 using Riva Integration Server
An overview of the office productivity market requirements, and how OpenOffice.org Novell Edition can address those requirements.
The Scripting Driver can help you integrate unconnected systems, replace your current home-grown provisioning system, or utilize ready-to-deploy mixed-source solutions. In this session, you'll learn how to develop a simple syslog driver and see demonstrations of mixed-source solutions.
You've probably heard quite a bit about the next release of Micro Focus Vibe, but you may be looking for technical training to help get you started. Attend this session to equip yourself with the latest tools to ensure a fast, easy and problem-free deployment. You'll learn how to install the beta version of Vibe. We will review pre-installation requirements, host and storage preparation, installation, integration with Micro Focus eDirectory and GroupWise, and configuration and customization best practices.
From low-cost, commodity hardware and consolidation opportunities to the wealth of open source software add ons, the benefits of Linux are significant. And because collaboration is an ideal platform for realizing these efficiencies, many customers are moving their back-end GroupWise systems to Linux. Join us to see how easy it can be, and get some expert advice on the best way to do so.
GroupWise 8 is the most user-focused release ever. With an emphasis on personal productivity, GroupWise 8 is full of features that help end users "get things done" wherever they are and whatever client platform they want to use. Attend this session to learn how to make the most of the latest Linux/Mac client enhancements and the best way to implement them in your organization.
Demonstration of Novell Privileged User Manager, highlighting the rule-creation tools, the reusable script and command libraries, the color-coded audit records and more.
Join experts from NTS to explore common deployment scenarios for SecureLogin. The presenters will highlight potential deployment problems and solutions for addressing them. The first session of this two-part series will cover Citrix deployments.
The Compliance Management Platform combines identity, access and security management technologies. This combination automates the process of granting users access to resources, while providing a real-time, holistic view of all network events enterprise wide.
Ron Hovsepian, CEO, welcomes customers to the IT in Action Tour and invites them to learn how we help IT professionals tackle today's most pressing IT challenges.
See a demo of Sentinel capabilities including real-time monitoring and remediation, IAM integration, combining attack and vulnerability data to prioritize a response, and out-of-the-box controls and customizable reports.
Topics covered are where to start and what file systems are available, running agents as non-root, administration (ConsoleOne), and Monitor (GWHA).
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Born on March 19, 1947 in tony Greenwich, CT, Close was raised one of four children in an upper-middle class family headed by William Close, a surgeon whose affiliation with the conservative salvation group Moral Re-Armament led him to relocate the family to the Belgian Congo where he ran several medical clinics. At the time, Close was 13 years old and subsequently received her education at boarding schools in Switzerland, followed by Choate Rosemary Hall back in Greenwich. During high school, she took an interest in theater, joining a repertory group called The Fingernails. After she graduated, Close spent several years touring with the folk-singing group Up With People, before leaving to a... Continue Bio >>
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This system features Lifetime's Action Grip® height adjustment which allows you to easily adjust the height of the backboard with just a squeeze of the handle. With a Lifetime hoop, you can be sure of the quality.
This Lifetime hoop comes with a 50 in. shatter proof backboard of Makrolon®Polycarbonate, which is virtually unbreakable. The XL roller base provides the extra stability you need with the portability you desire. Just fill the base with sand or water. No concrete installation required. Water is easier to manage as far as filling, moving, and draining the base. System has been tested to withstand up to 40 mph winds when properly filled with water. Sand provides more rigidity, is more suitable if you want your system to withstand higher winds, aggressive play, and leaking.
This system features Lifetime's Action Grip® height adjustment which allows you to easily adjust the height of the backboard with just a squeeze of the handle. With a Lifetime hoop, you can be sure you're getting a top quality product—strong and durable. Our basketball systems are also constructed with UV-protected graphics to resist discoloration and powder-coated steel to prevent rusting. Built for fun. Built to last. Major components made in the USA.
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|XL portable 35 gal.(132 liters) roller base
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|49 in. (1.2 m) x 32.5 in. (82.5 cm)
|50 in.(1.2 m) x 33 in. (83.8 cm) x 1 in. (2.5 cm) powder-coated steel frame w/frame pad and clear playing surface
|Playing Surface
|0.1 in. (3 mm) shatter proof Makrolon® polycarbonate w/fade-resistant graphics
|Straight round extension arms provide a 22 in. (55.8 cm) offset from playing surface to pole
|18 in. (45.7 cm) Orange Slam-It® rim of 5/8 in. (1.5 cm) steel w/double-compression springs and 2.5 oz. (70g) all-weather net
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|Action Grip uses counter-balance springs to allow you to easily adjust the backboard from 7.5 to 10 ft (2m to 3m) with a squeeze of the handle. At its highest point the handle is 73 inches (1.8 m) from the ground, which is with the backboard at its lowest setting.
|3 pc. Black 3.5 in. (8.9 cm) round powder-coated steel pole
|Weight of the System
|105 lbs. (47.627 kg)
|Packaged Dimensions
|50"L (127 cm) x 34"W (86.36 cm) x 10.38"H (26.365 cm)
|5 yr. Limited Factory Warranty
To make your shopping experience at Unique-Sports.com the easiest possible, when it says "free shipping", we have a single price - and that's all you pay (unless you want it a bit faster...and we make that easy too!) Other stores may have similar prices, but once you add the hidden costs like extra shipping "options", handling, taxes and more, you'll find that no sporting equipment shopping experience is quite like ours.
Orders on in stock merchandise that are received before 12:00pm Central Standard Time will be fulfilled within the same day. Most orders will be delivered within 7 business days from the date of shipping. Weekends and Holidays are excluded. Most orders are shipped UPS Ground, which is free of charge.
Free Shipping is a big part of what makes your shopping experience here UNIQUE! If you have any questions about our Free Shipping policy, or if you need something shipped quicker (next day, two day, or 3 day), just call our Customer Care team at 1-800-297-0747 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Unique-Sports has been a trusted resource for sports equipment and accessories for over 13 years. Unique-Sports is an invaluable online resource for athletes, coaches, youth leagues, and scholastic sports programs across the United States. The Unique-Sports team is comprised of former athletes, current athletes, coaches, and sports enthusiasts who have hands-on experience in the use and benefit of sports equipment and accessories. If you have any questions about this product, please do not hesitate to contact us at 1-800-297-0747.
A member of the Unique-Sports team will be happy to research this product or any other product you may be interested in, help you customize a solution for your exact needs, or make product recommendations based on your budget or intended use. We have the lowest prices on sports equipment and accessories online…guaranteed!
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Tuesday, Dec. 4, Earl Downing and Justin Grant of Computers Etc. of Holyoke attended a meeting at the Microsoft office in Denver, where they received training on Microsoft's Big 3 products, Windows 8, Server 2012 and the new Office. Keynote speaker was Don Yaeger. He explained "What Makes the Great Ones Great," using rich personal accounts gathered from more than 20 years of interviews with many of today's sports legends and business leaders.
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Craft Alternative: Wild & Wooly Monsters
Store Profile
- Location: Online
- Specialty: 100% natural felt monsters
- Price range: ($$) Mid-Range
- Website: etsy.com/shop/craftalternative
Store History
- Founded: November 2012
- Founded by: Alison Johnson
- Headquarters: South Deerfield, Massachusetts
Owner, designer and creator, Alison Johnson began Craft Alternative as an exploration of natural fibers and felt making as an artistic medium…. "I wanted to see what I could accomplish with fiber. Bead making was where I started. Beads were fun but I knew there was so much more I could do with the material. I attended New England 's largest sheep and wool festival looking for inspiration and knowledge. While touring the endless rows of fiber vendors it became apparent to me there was a huge community of fiber enthusiasts out there making, dying and manipulating fiber in every way imaginable. This world was completely new to me and I became totally hooked. I found the inspiration I needed that day at the festival to return to my studio and get busy. My children became my accomplices and motivation. They too were playing around with fiber, color and form. One day my oldest son drew a picture of a monster and asked me to make him a 3D, felted wool representation of his drawing. So, I eagerly made the monster for him and delighted him with the finished product. There was just one problem…one monster was clearly not enough. We needed an entire family of wacky, fun monsters to play with. That's how it all began, and now Craft Alternative Felt Monsters are being shipped all over the world!"
Sometimes you just never know what you're going to stumble upon when browsing online. I wasn't in the market for felt monsters, not at all. But when one of these little guys showed up on my screen, I was hooked! I explored Alison's shop and fell in love with her monsters — and I think you will, too.
Alison uses all natural, non-synthetic fibers, and crafts her monsters with a variety of wool felting techniques. She dreams them up and designs them herself, and adds features to them during the felting process that make each creature unique. From the whimsically disturbing, to the cuddly and cute, each little monster has its own look and personality. These little guys (and gals!) make great gifts for kids who like to walk on the wild side, and are perfect for starting a collection — or herd… or menagerie!
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Snitch (2013)
Snitch SynopsisIn the fast-paced action thriller Snitch, Dwayne Johnson stars as a father whose teenage son is wrongly accused of a drug distribution crime and is looking at a mandatory minimum prison sentence of 10 years. Desperate and determined to rescue his son at all costs, he makes a deal with the U.S. attorney to work as an undercover informant and infiltrate a drug cartel on a dangerous mission -- risking everything, including his family and his own life.
Snitch Release Date
In Theaters February 22, 2013
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Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Susan Sarandon, Benjamin Bratt, and Barry Pepper
Written by: Ric Roman Waugh and Justin Haythe
Directed by: Ric Roman Waugh
Produced by: Nigel Sinclair, Matt Jackson, Jonathan King, Dwayne Johnson, Dany Garcia, Alex Brunner, and Tobin Armbrust
Length: 112 min
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Summit Entertainment
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Awesome amazing movie
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
The amazing thing is that if they made it today they would be traveling back to...1980.
/sees a new Back to the Future coming out sometime in the next 10 years
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Sometimes when I reflect back on all the beer I drink I feel ashamed. Then look into the glass and think about the workers in the brewery and all of their hopes and dreams. If I didn't drink this beer, they might be out of work and their dreams would be shattered. Then I say to myself, "It is better that I drink this beer and let their dreams come true than selfish and worry about my liver."
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It's the best movie ever!
My wife wore a puffy vest this weekend and I called her McFly and she didn't get it. I was kind of dissapointed in her. But that movie is my favorite.
Great, great series of movies. It'd be up in maybe my top 3 of movie trilogies.
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And I'm thinking that cycofan just made the air, baby!
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I'll be honest, Cycofan1 sounds much older than what he makes me believe on here.
In the past year I rented all three of the trilogy to watch with my 14 and 11 year old daughters. They loved them all.
It's still my favorite movie ever.
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"you're not picking a fight dad, dad-dad....dadio."
I think it is possibly the greatest trilogy of all time.
There are now 4 Die Hards, 4 Indy Jones, 6 Rockys, 4 Rambos...
Only 5 more years until hover-boards and flying cars! YESSSSSS!
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Preserving Lego Memories and Fun With Legos: Lego Island
8 comments:
- Harvest Moon by Hand said...
That's a great idea! I'm going to encourage my daughter to take photos of her creations since she has a digital camera. She can create her own photo album then which she'd enjoy.
- July 8, 2013 at 6:06 AM
- Laura said...
What a great idea! Taking apart Lego creations in our house is a hard thing to do, but taking pictures of them & giving my boys their own Lego album is perfect.
- July 8, 2013 at 7:51 AM
- Karin said...
My son begs and begs and begs for new kits then builds them, asks me take a picture, then tears them down to build his own things. He has no problems wrecking anything, maybe it's a boy thing? When I was younger I hated wrecking anything I'd made.
- July 8, 2013 at 9:10 AM
- ~The Bargain Babe from *Zucchini Summer Blog* said...
My 10 yr old is a huge lego fan and creates some really cool things. Thank you for this idea!! We will start photographing his creations (and it may make cleaning them up a little easier for him, knowing there is a pic).
I'll make him a mini album as a surprise stocking stuffer. ;)
- July 8, 2013 at 1:14 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Love these ideas ladies!! Thank you so much!
- July 8, 2013 at 2:21 PM
- Mama Carmody said...
Your kids are very creative. I love their imagination and ability to show it in their Lego creations.
- July 8, 2013 at 4:06 PM
- Raising a Happy Child said...
I love this idea as well - my daughter has the hardest time parting with her Lego creations, and we still have some from Christmas :)
- July 8, 2013 at 6:40 PM
- Love and Lollipops said...
This is a lovely idea! I tend to photograph many of my children's creations - of all kinds - but haven't thought of making a scrapbook.
- July 9, 2013 at 8:37 AM
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Every parent worries about their children… but how worried is too worried? A woman's mother in California spends her time sitting on street corners soliciting potential employers to take $500 and hire her 30-something daughter. A mother called the Peruvian government to search for her vacationing son who hadn't posted on Facebook for a while and demanded photos to definitively proof that he was okay. How embarrassing!
Slacker's father was notorious for digging for gold at extremely inappropriate times… usually as he was telling a story so he had everyone's undivided attention. Awwkwaarrd.
How have you parents mortified you?
I don't have any specific stories of parental embarrassment (at least none that I can think of at the moment) it's just generally my mom (whom I love to death. Don't forget that haha) is goofy and loud and… herself… in public, etc. It's quite endearing actually, but I fly pretty low under the radar in my self-contained, shyness so it's a little mortifying… for lack of a better word J
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Love Zimbra! Quite easy to setup and it just works! -- Not to mention free is awesome compared to Exchange and I can run it on Linux which is always a huge plus!
I run a Zimbra 7.2.0 server ontop of CentOS 6.1 64 bit server. This is the only production email server my company has so we can't afford to turn it off, etc. I have necessary ports punched through our firewall to allow SMTP, IMAP over SSL, and web access to email.
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Family and friends gathered Sunday to remember a Bertie county deputy and his two year old son who were killed in an accident last weekend.
The graveside funeral service was held at Edgewood Cemetery in Windsor.
Officials say deputy Kenny Cobb and his son David were killed last weekend while jet skiing on the Cashie River.
Cobb's wife, Katrina, survived the accident. According to the medical examiner's Cobb and his son drowned, while contributing factors included impact injuries.
Cobb had worked for the Bertie County Sheriff's Office for nine years and was described good guy by friends.
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A memorial fund has been established to help the family of a Bertie County deputy who died, along with his young son, in a jet ski accident on Sunday.
Deputy Kenny Cobb and his son David, who would have turned three next month, were killed while on a jet ski on the Cashie River. The family says Cobb's wife Katrina, who was critically injured in the accident, is improving at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
The Police Benevolent Foundation has established the "Deputy Kenneth Cobb Memorial Fund" at Wachovia Bank. Donations that will provide financial support to Cobb's family can be made at any Wachovia branch .
The PBF is also taking donations through your cell phone. You can help by texting the phrase COPS COBB to 85944 and a $10 donation will be made through your cell phone bill.
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A Bertie County sheriff's deputy and his two year old son are dead after a jet ski accident.
Officials in Bertie County say Deputy Kenny Cobb died after a jet ski accident on the Cashie River late Sunday afternoon. His son David, who would have turned three next month, also died. Cobb's wife survived the accident.
Katrina Cobb has what's described as a severe head injury. Crews transported her to Pitt County Memorial Hospital Sunday night where she is in critical condition. She is a first grade teacher at Colerain Elementary School.
The Medical Examiner's Office says the father and son drowned, while contributing factors included impact injuries.
Officials say the family was riding a jet ski on a remote part of the Cashie River when the accident happened. Katrina was able to call for her help, despite her injuries, which alerted authorities to the family's emergency and their location.
The 30-year-old Cobb worked for the Bertie County Sheriff's Office for nine years.
Chief Deputy Greg Atkins remembers Cobb as an "overall good guy." "He loved his job, and he loved his family. He was a good deputy, a good father, and a good husband," Atkins told WITN.
Atkins say Cobb may have hit an obstruction in the water, possibly a three stump. He says the deputy frequently jet skied, but doesn't know if the son had been on a jet ski before.
All three people were wearing life jackets.
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An afternoon with Linda Eder and the Nassau Pops
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Eder's hour-long performance includes a medley of "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows," "Don't Rain on My Parade," Marvin Hamlisch's "Ice Castles," and "Climb Every Mountain," along with such Broadway favorites as "Don't Cry for Me Argentina," "Man of La Mancha" and, of course, some songs from "Jekyll & Hyde."
As always, the 60-member Nassau Pops opens the concert in their inimitable style. To get everyone in the mood for what is to come, the orchestra sets the tone with an overture from "Hello Dolly!," followed by an orchestral medley of songs from "Mame" and "My Fair Lady."
"This is my tribute to the ladies of the stage," said Panacciulli. "We're highlighting the great women of Broadway who certainly deserve recognition. Dolly and Mame, of course, are icons. And My Fair Lady always stands out."
Panacciulli, a Franklin Square resident, has been at the helm of the Nassau Pops since 1984. Besides his duties with his orchestra, Panacciulli is in his 18th year teaching music in Valley Stream School District 13 and serves as band director at Nassau Community College, a post he has held for 23 years.
After the orchestra's instrumental portion of the program, Creation — the four-person ensemble of singers who participate in UCPN's Adult Day Treatment Program — will make their yearly appearance to close the first half of the concert. They'll sing "Till There Was You," the classic "I Heard it Through the Grapevine" and "Home," a new song featured on American Idol.
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Press Release: Tallahassee Police Department
Mr. Marshall has been recovered and is unharmed.
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A daily mail report is generated and sent to the admin account in our Zimbra server. The admin account is then set to forward those messages to a group of admins. Unfortunately the daily mail report always goes into the firstname.lastname@example.com's Junk folder, thus never being delivered.
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Kids Closets Used as Reading Nooks
All a little reader really needs is a book, but a soft place to curl up, a light and maybe even a bit of privacy doesn't hurt. I love the trend of repurposing kids closets as reading nooks. You can keep the door to make a secret reading hideaway or take the doors off to make small rooms seem bigger.
Here are ten examples to inspire you:
1. Miss G's Closet Book Nook by Mama.Papa.Buba
2. Closet Nook for a Brother & Sister by Life with Daugs
3. Rhett & Rad's Closet Nook by 551 East
4. Closet Reading Nook in Nautical Boys Room by Nellie Bellie
5. Grant's Reading Nook shared on Apartment Therapy
6. Closet Turned Reading Nook by Thrifty Decor Chick
7. Closet Turned Lofted Reading Nook on Design*Sponge
8. Clara's Versatile Potato-Stamped Reading Closet by Young House Love
9. Selma's Closet Nest on Dos Family
10. Chase's Striped Closet Nook by Visual Meringue
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They approved it just yesterday. They said they were going to get rid of the navy blue and if you look at the bottom at the secondary mark they ment it.
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Colorado coach Gary Barnett "I thought we had a pretty good mascot. But when we showed up at Iowa State and they had a real tornado, that's the real deal." November 12, 2005
i didnt get your links to work.. buit i think i foiund what u were trying to show.. and did u look at the new cy?
Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative.
ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
Neither of those two links worked for me.
i make 3
Use this link
good to see "punching cy" still here
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Use this link
yep that 1 works..
go to page 5 and they took the blue out of the swirly cy
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I kinda like the I with Cyclones written across it. Too bad that is located in the Bozo No No section.
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32 years later and I am still riding on the back.
I don't sweat the petty things,... I pet the sweaty things
I think its too bad that we can't put other images in front of it. Like put a ball next to for each sport. Oh well. That bird in the blender looks weird without the blue, but i can get use to it
Now, if I can just get a hold of the "Cyclones" font!!
Boy...the eyes can play tricks...the Cyclone Gold in the 3-color and 2-color mark are the same pantone, but they sure look different...
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love the whirly bird, much better without all that navy
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As I write this blog, it occurs to me that everything I need to know about creating sustained learning I can learn from Memphis, my 5-year-old German shepherd, who is resting by my chair as she does every morning.
Our morning routine is well-established now. Every morning I get up early, make coffee and go upstairs to catch up on the news and email.
Memphis gets up, too, and either follows or leads me to the kitchen. She lies down, waiting until my coffee is ready. When I pick up the mug, she rises and goes with me.
On mornings when I work out, she heads for the elliptical machine, waiting patiently until I'm finished. Then she gets her ring toy. I toss it; she brings it back. We've both learned and share our drills; they're consistent and routine—our habits.
Our mornings didn't always work this smoothly. When Memphis was a puppy, they were much more chaotic. I needed to read books and go to classes so I knew how to teach her some basics—how to follow me when I get up, sit calmly when I work and fetch what I throw her toy (which has become a favorite activity between us).
The classes and reading were critical, but just the first step. What's really mattered in the long term is that I consistently applied the few standards I learned so they became familiar to her and habitual for me.
As an example, when I want Memphis to come with me, I've learned to use a particular tone of voice and a few guttural clicks. It's an auditory pattern that only means one thing and Memphis now knows what I expect when she hears it.
When we first started, I had to offer a lot of encouragement, stopping frequently to pet her when she followed me. Sometimes I gave her a treat. But those rewards aren't needed anymore because Memphis has learned the expected behavior.
Memphis now has expectations as to when I'll get up and what I'll do. And her participation in our habits has helped make me more effective in the mornings and increase my workouts.
Of course, teaching humans isn't usually as straightforward as teaching dogs. But the goals are the same. As I recently wrote, we've got to remember and apply what we're taught; otherwise the learning is temporary and ultimately pointless.
Workplace behaviors dealing with inclusion, civility and compliance need to be built the same way as any other traditions or rituals that govern our daily personal lives with one another or our pets.
The process starts with identifying a few clear behaviors that you want to become routine ways of "doing business." To turn the desired behavior into a habit, leaders at all levels must communicate specific standards in a consistent way and hold themselves and their team members responsible for meeting them.
It's a low-tech solution and harder than it sounds. But it works.
In the great workplaces where I have been, I've seen powerful rituals sustained over decades. In one great organization known around the globe, it's understood you don't bring in the competitor's products.
In another, you start every meeting with a safety talk. In another, you don't tell or circulate racial, sexual or similar jokes [that's my own workplace, I'm proud to say].
In each of these workplaces, leaders have set out the rules, kept repeating them and, when needed, enforced them.
The behaviors that are now a ritual began with leaders who set the standards. Others followed and repeated them and made them their own. Over time, the standards became customs, the way things are done.
As for Memphis and me, we both are in charge of our rituals. That's why they stick.


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Great light for the money!
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I bought this light primarily to use as a helmet light, especially for the trails. I've had the older USB MiNewt in the past for commuting. For the past 5 years, I've mainly used Gloworm lights ffor riding the roads at night. I was a little skeptical to how a mainstream brand would compare to some of the newer and smaller start ups. I knew this would at least be a decent light, and couldn't complain about the price. I've done a couple of rides with this light and can't complain. Good output and decent spread. The extension cord is long enough to reach enough from the helmet to the jersey pocket. My only complaints are that it doesn't use an O-ring mount for the bars and the wires connections are hard to connect. Otherwise, a very nice light!
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Amazing light!!!I run this on the handlebars, but it will easily mount on your helmet with the supplied mount. This baby will light up the trails!! Have you ever seen a police helicopter with its searchlight full on? This light gets pretty close to that. You can also use it as a heater in the winter! During the summer it does run hot, but will dim if it starts overheating. This only happens when your stopped or going extremely slow. Battery life is as advertised. I also run the Stella 300 mounted on my helmet. Niterider also makes what has to be the brightest taillight I have ever seen, the CherryBomb. Highly recommended!
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The city of Ocala will conduct a commemoration ceremony at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29, for the Northwest Fourth Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue pedestrian crossing. The event will be held outside the E.D. Croskey Center, which is located on the southeast corner of the intersection.
The project resulted from recommendations provided in the West Ocala Community Plan/Ocala 2035 Vision.
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I have not been having any audio issues until this update. Recorded Lost
on Wed, watched it Thrs, it was unwatchable due to audio being out of
sync with video. Watched live news Thursday night, same audio
sync problems. So, both recorded and live broadcasts are out of
sync. This seems to be continuous. My TV is now unwatchable. I never
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Is there a way to revert back to 6.14 which I never had issues with?
Is there a way to block these updates, this is terrible.
No there is no way to revert or block the updates.. Couple of questions... You mention two shows. What channels are you seeing this on? Is it your Dish HD locals or are you seeing this on OTA locals? Are you seeing these issues with any national HD channels?


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Building a Dream
To build his dream home in a housing development overlooking the Potomic River, Baltimore-area builder Lewie Bloom used precast concrete to beat a restrictive height requirement.
Architect Robert Gurney not only used concrete plank flooring to create a wide-open space, he incorporated the exposed look as part of the ceiling.
Supported by a concrete plank floor, the construction crew used concrete elements to complete the cantilevered pool overlooking the Potomac River.
A view of the rear of the house from the kitchen.
Green construction has several important elements. While many producers have focused on concrete's potential attributes regarding reusing materials and energy savings, concrete construction also offers architects and builders another tool.
Concrete, especially precast, offers designers solutions to many tough structural problems. And this attribute can allow builders to use concrete innovatively to meet an important criteria of sustainable construction—the effective use of land. As zoning jurisdictions adopt tougher restrictions for occupancy per square foot, architects turn to concrete.
A prime example of using concrete to solve a land space issue was completed earlier this year when Lewie Bloom finished one of his magnificent new dream homes in a refurbished area about 15 minutes from Bethesda, Md. The area features many multi-million-dollar riverfront homes. The location is so desirable, developers had started converting old, smaller homes in this suburban area into new, larger homes in the same space.
Height requirement
Spurred by the local outcry, officials had placed a moratorium on all new large home construction. After some negotiations, the officials reduced the height restrictions from 35 to 30 feet and imposed new building restrictions. These new rules made it almost impossible for builders to achieve ceiling heights in new construction any higher than 8 feet when using the typical 16-inch-deep wood beams for the flooring.
Searching for a way to beat the restriction, Bloom turned to Robert Gurney, an architect known worldwide for his trademark, unique designs of elite, luxury homes that include cutting-edge technology, and state-of-the-art construction techniques. Gurney designed the home with high ceilings to communicate an upscale, contemporary, open, airy space.
With the building restrictions, Bloom, a well-known, Baltimore-area contractor, started thinking about how he could still achieve his desired 9-foot-high ceilings he wanted in his prestigious new home overlooking the Potomac River.
Bloom turned to concrete and asked John M. Jones, Nitterhouse Concrete's vice president of engineering, for help. Jones' team eventually designed a precast concrete sub-flooring system, including an area with solid plank designed to support a 500,000-pound cantilevered swimming pool in mid-air overlooking the river.
Along with the ability to meet the height restrictions, the owner/contractor discovered that the concrete flooring system was economical. Bloom compared the total costs of other flooring systems (including labor, carpenters, material, and equipment) to the ConCoreFloor System for his $3 million to $5 million residential project. He found the precast system was less expensive.
"This incredible new hollow-core flooring system will revolutionize residential housing construction," says Bloom. "Other builders in this area are coming by the project and asking how I was able to get the high ceilings. This project is getting lots of high praises from other builders."
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Kemboi Runs NCAA-Leading 800m at Nittany Lion Challenge
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - A group of Iowa State men's middle-distance runners traveled to Penn State, Saturday, to compete at the Nittany Lion Challenge. Cyclones Edward Kemboi, Brandon Barnes, Joe Gioielli, Alex Dillenbeck, Jacob Aune and Alec Baldwin took part in the 600m, 800m and 1000m races.
Kemboi started his 2014 campaign in impressive fashion, winning the 800-meter run in an NCAA-leading 1:48.14. The mark is Kemboi's best since running a 1:47.43 at last year's Bill Bergan Invitational.
Iowa State men's distance coach Jeremy Sudbury was pleased with Kemboi's season debut.
"Ed had a nice opener today. He showed he's in great shape after the winter break," Sudbury said. "Overall, he ran a very disciplined race and was able to capitalize on his speed to get the win."
The Eldoret, Kenya, native ran behind the leaders for the majority of the race, keeping them within striking distance. With just under 100 meters to go, Kemboi opened up and closed a 5-meter gap to take the victory. Kemboi finished two tenths of a second ahead of Penn State's Brannon Kidder.
In the 1000-meter run, Alex Dillenbeck notched a personal best, running a 2:25.96 en route to a sixth-place finish. Penn State's Robby Creese won the race in an impressive 2:20.65. Fellow Cyclones Alec Baldwin and transfer Joseph Gioielli also competed, finishing in 2:27.52 and 2:27.33 respectively.
Jacob Aune took home an eighth-place finish in the 600-meter run, crossing the line in 1:22.21.
The event featured talent from No. 6 Penn State, Cornell, Georgetown, Miami (Fla.), Ohio State, Pittsburgh and South Florida.
Next Time Out
Iowa State returns to the track Saturday, Jan. 25, when the Cyclones travel to Boston, Mass. for the David Hemery Valentine Invitational.
Iowa State Results
600-meter run: 1) Brycen Spratling, Pittsburgh, 1:19.06; 8) Jacob Aune, Iowa State, 1:22.21.
800-meter run: 1) Edward Kemboi, Iowa State, 1:48.14; 7) Brandon Barnes, Iowa State, 1:56.02
1000-meter run: 1) Robby Creese, Penn State, 2:20.65; 6) Alex Dillenbeck, Iowa State, 2:25.96; 8) Joseph Gioielli, Iowa State, 2:27.33; 9) Alec Baldwin, Iowa State, 2:27.52


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Oh! And Brother Mattsz, hurdy gurdy's are cool. One of the most amazing things I ever saw was a hurdy gurdy solo on the Page/Plant No Quarter tour back in the 90's. Blew my mind the tones that guy could get out of that instrument.
Hey Br Ice! I'm gonna be up Seattle way the last weekend of April. I'm gonna carry up the hard panniers and the carb I've been so remiss is getting to you, if you are gonna be around. Let me know, man.
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Hi Kyras!
Another possibility is to take a shot of your map with a camera or even a mobile phone...
Hope you'll find someone interested in your project!
As the title states I have an idea for a mega continent, much like Pangaea. However I am not skilled in making maps on the computer only hand drawn ones. I am hoping that someone on this site would like to work with me or use my idea and make one with their own flare of creativity. I am currently lacking a working scanner as mine had an unfortunate accident of ending up playing the role of a cushion in order to break the fall of one of my friends. As such I can't upload my hand drawn version to use a reference, but all that matters is that it is a super continent (it can have a few small islands doted around or near, preferably) and that at its center is a massive desert called "The Sand Sea" with an oasis city at it's center. This is for a Pathfinder game I am running but later on will be the world map for one of my future novels (whether or not it gets published is not up to me....unfortunately).
I hope someone or some people are interested in working with me and lending me a hand and full mentions and credits will be made for those who do assist. If any require compensation as this is technically a commission request I am sure we can work something out, but I hope to avoid that as I have extremely limited ways of paying electronically. ("I'm BROKE!" Is what I am trying to say )
Also I am new to this site and by new I mean I have only been a member for less then an hour as I am typing this so bare with me please if I am a little unorthodox and if I messed up the prefix for this thread, thank you.
Hi Kyras!
Another possibility is to take a shot of your map with a camera or even a mobile phone...
Hope you'll find someone interested in your project!
Sounds pretty good and with plenty of freedom for the artist. If you check out the sticky at the top of this forum there is a recommended list of things to mention when requesting a commission that will help you line up with someone. You might want to take a look over that and update your request just to help yourself out.
If you have any styles you see here or elsewhere that you imagine you would like please feel free to provide links to those as well.
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Not sure exactly where that sticky is, I am still fairly unfamiliar with this site. I have been bumbling my way through, however I have found a few styles that I really like but I don't want to influence any decisions from others who are willing to help me out. I want pure imagination, no interference....if that makes any sense.
If I had to make any guidelines then they will go as follows.
-super continent
-massive desert at its center with an oasis city in the deserts center
-desert and surrounding areas walled off by impassable natural formations except for shorelines (except to the desert, all areas have natural passageways)
-variety of coastline, island, and land formations/types based on geological locations (believable as if it were an actual planet)
-cities, towns, villages, etc. can be placed but no names (the same for locations and countries)
That is my list, but as I said the only must is the desert. Thank you for your time and patience.
The sticky (persistently topmost topic) is on the page you get by backtracking one level in the 'bread-crumb' links at top(ish) of this page. Among "Forum * Mapping Resources * Mapmaking Requests * [Paid?] Mega Continent Idea" select Mapmaking-Requests and there 'tis.
Reason for all the requested specificity is even *I* could satisfy the bare bones of your initial post, with crayons on construction paper, in ten or so lines... but that wouldn't satisfy *you* very well. Example styles you're looking for helps us know if we can or want to tackle the project. If you hones-to-goodness don't hare what style is used, well we need to know that too :-). I respect your "don't want to hamper creativity" intent, but neither would I want to spend time producing something you really wouldn't like. How about if you at least specify generalities - like line-art instead of photorealism, old-fashioned instead of modern, monochrome or rainbow-hued, topographic vs. political (or mixed), with or without PangeaMotorOil adverts in the margins....
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I have this one in 3D here and in high res 2D already. Its creative commons so you can use it and share it with a few restrictions. Is this any good ? If you want the 2D version then post and also PM me cos I sometimes miss the thread updates...
Edit: Actually, it seems it compresses really small being all similar colours, so here it is attached as a zip. Its about 7000px square. Hope this is useful.
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That's fair, alright the style I prefer is very similar to the feature map on the home page by Schwarzkreuz. A old/fantasy based map but with all the trappings of a map fully capable to be used for navigation. I don't know the proper name for it but a clearly visible distance conversion chart/meter, as well as equator, prime meridian, tropic lines and arctic/antarctic circles. The more old fashioned it looks the better, I hope that makes everything clearer. Sorry for being all over the place.
Also I can't seem to find my original hand drawn version so I spent a little time and redid a basic version....I just don't know how to post the image yet as I have never done it before.


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I have a pair of Lowa Tibets and Sheep hunters. I got a pair of Crispi GTX last year. I like them for the support the give to my weak girlish arches. I think they help with climbing rock ledges and soft steep hill sides by keeping your feet straight with the stiff soles. The Crispi have better ankle support then the Lowas IMO.
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I had the Lowa Sheep Hunters for a couple seasons when they first came out. The heel cup didn't work out that great for me. Same story with the Kenetreks.
I had great luck with the Hanwag Mountain Lights, but they are more of a hybrid mountain boot.
This year I am trying the "norweigan welted" Zamberlan Latemar. So far so good with those.
I'm not all that fond of stiff boots. So far I have not found a good one yet I suppose. I have a pair of Lowa Hunter Extremes that I will only wear in very cold conditions. I have heal issues using the boot and I have to be careful using it or I get blisters easy on my heals.
I don't have any ankle support issues wearing a lighter mid high boot like a Cabelas Active Trail Waterproof Mid hiker. Something like that kind of boot works for me generally. The heaver pack loads, cold weather or real wet conditions do get more challenging depending on the terrain but I just prefer a lighter trail boot but that is just my preference.
Lowa baffins. Going on 3 seasons, only complaint is not buying quality boots sooner.
I will say this. You absolutely with no doubt whatsoever will need to try many boots to find the ones that fit your feet! Boots are not whats good for one are good for another.
My Lowa Sheep Hunters I've had since 2006 and have been my fav boot for years. Then a year ago for some reason started to hurt the top of my feet down the left and right of my feet under the lace loops. I tried different socks, foot beds and still they hurt. No so bad that I don't wear them for a day but no way more then that.
The Lowa Tibet's I've had since 2007 never had a problem and are still my early season boots.
Since the Sheet Hunters started to hurt I picked up the Crispi on Camofire and I freakin love them! Not as stiff as Lowa but plenty of support. I put the Lathrop and Son Synergy foot beds and made them even more comfy. I wear the heack out of them, while hunting or training before a hunt even when I just walk around the neiborhood with the wife.
I will pick up some early season Crispi when I can and hope they are as good as the other pair.
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
I wear the Kenetrek mountain extreme...Love them. Have had one pair for 3 seasons now...well over 180 days of use while guiding, and they are still holding up great. I also wear Kenetrek Pac Boots once the snow starts accumulating. I found my Extremes on Camofire for half-off back then...wish i would have bought a couple more pairs!
I'm still running the Canadian Meindl boots and I got 2 pairs still in boxes, When Cabela's discontinued them to a $150 I couldn't pass up burning my points for boots that'll last me well into my 40's... I wear them for everything, from hunting upland game, antelope to high country elk and deer.
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I have Kenetrek Mountain Extremes and Lowa Ranger GTX. I think the Kenetreks are more comfortable.
I wear the Asolo TPS 520 GV
The reason I picked this boot was due to the support it gave without inhibiting my movement. The specs on the boot are comparable to boots that most see as heavier mountain boots however mine are roughly 6" boots. They fit around my leg just right and the arch is perfect. I don't even hike on a trail while hunting and in order to get to the spot I hunt it takes me roughly 3 hours to climb 1200 feet and travel .7 miles along the path. It is rough hiking and the boot has never failed me. I have to be careful on wet logs and rocks.
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