text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor Perkins County said goodbye to a faithful and dedicated servant on Monday when Commissioner James Deaver was buried in the Fairview Cemetery west of Grant. Deaver was elected as commissioner in 1978 and took his seat to serve the county up until the time of his death on Friday, Jan. 11. The Perkins County Courthouse was closed on Monday to honor him. He was in the Perkins County Hospital when he died at the age of 73 last week. Not only did Deaver commit much of his time to the county by serving as one of its three commissioners, but he dedicated himself to the betterment of the county in other ways. He was a faithful attendee on a monthly basis at Region II Human Services in North Platte for 26 years, serving on the board of directors. He also was on the board of directors for the Area Agency on Aging, attending monthly meetings in North Platte for 22 years. Deaver was past president of the Nebraska Association of County Officials and served on the board of directors for nine years. He gave his time to the county through workshops, safety meetings, legislative meetings, state conventions and three national conventions. In assisting the senior citizens of Perkins County, Deaver drove the mini bus for many years. A native of the county, Deaver was born near Brandon and attended country school, entered high school at the age of 12 and is a 1955 graduate of Perkins County High School. He served his country through the Army National Guard. Taking an emotional toll on Deaver and his wife Virginia were the deaths of two of their grandchildren in September and October of last year. Deaver is survived by his wife, Virginia, two sons, a daughter, 12 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, a brother and three sisters-in-law. He was preceded in death by a son, two grandchildren and three brothers. A complete obituary appears on Page Two of the Jan. 17 Tribune-Sentinel.


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The Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force is offering a reward for information which would lead to the capture of fugitive Jimmie White.
White is wanted by the U.S. Marshals and the Cleveland Police Department for the aggravated assault of his 2-month-old child.
He is known to frequent the area of East 30th Street and Woodland Avenue in Cleveland and has ties to Maple Heights.
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On May 20, 2013, White was alone with the child when he called 911 to report that the child was unresponsive. EMS responded to the scene and rushed the child to the hospital.
White ran away before police arrived.
A medical report revealed the injuries sustained by the infant were indicative of shaken baby syndrome.
White, 35, is black, stands approximately 6'02" tall, weighs 230 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
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Edwardsville, Ill (KSDK) -- The Madison County State's Attorney is working with several law makers and the regional superintendent to promote an anti-bullying bill.
House Bill 5290 requires all Illinois schools to develop new anti-bullying and anti-cyberbullying measures to be implemented by the fall 2013. Under the new bill, the Illinois State Board of Education would develop a model for anti-bullying policies that individual school districts and schools could then adapt and adopt. Schools would also be required to periodically update anti-bullying policies and to collect data about bullying incidents.
Regional Superintendent of Schools Robert Daiber said the proposed legislation reflects the need to review and revise anti-bullying policies as new situations and circumstances arise.
Madison County Attorney Tom Gibbons said he believes the law would encourage more schools to go beyond the minimum requirement of the existing law and develop comprehensive anti-bullying policies and treat the cause and symptoms of the problem.


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Sabu bashes Big Show
It appears that we are not going to be seeing photos of Sabu and Big Show drinking beers together on social media anytime soon. The two of them apparently have backstage heat. The former ECW Heavyweight Champion posted a message accusing Show of snitching him out to management. The post has since been deleted.
June 26, 2015
Linda McMahon at Wrestlemania
A couple of fans that have been attending Wrestlemania related events this week have noticed a familiar face. Linda McMahon is in town for the big pay per view. She was spotted hanging out and catching up with the Big Show. Linda also posted a couple of photos on social media. It is highly unlikely that she makes an appearance during the show on Sunday. For what it's worth, there are still no signs of Shane McMahon this week.
March 27, 2015
Big Show incident
A radio DJ in Columbus is generating a good amount of attention to himself today. Through social media, DJ Quicksilver has informed the world that he was involved in an incident where the Big Show bullied him and threatened him. WWE is doing an event in the city tonight, and the former world heavyweight champion had his tour bus parked at the venue early in the morning. DJ Quicksilver apparently works as a security guard at the venue during off hours.
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WEST LIBERTY - Scott Cook has known brand new West Virginia University offensive line coach Ron Crook for 26 years.
Cook, today the dean of enrollment and student services at West Liberty University, was a second-year football player for the Hilltoppers in the mid-1980s under Larry Shank when Crook arrived on campus from his native Parkersburg.
Six years later, current Hilltoppers head football coach Roger Waialae, then a coach at Bethany College, met Crook through his wife, Karen, who worked then - and still today -with Oglebay's golf program.
Waialae moved from Bethany to West Liberty mainly because Crook urged him too. Crook, then WLSC's offensive line coach, went so far as set up Waialae's interview because the Hilltoppers were in search of a quarterbacks coach and he thought Roger would be a perfect fit.
Both of these guys think WVU is getting one heckuva coach, just as soon as he officially signs a contract that will lure him away from his current workplace - Stanford University.
Palo Alto may seem to be a long way from West Virginia, but to hear these guys tell it, you take the home from the boy but not the boy from his home.
Crook twice coached at West Liberty - 1990-92 and 2000-2001 - and had stints at two other West Virginia Conference schools in Glenville (1997-98) and W.Va. Tech (1999).
Other stops along the way were Cincinnati (1992), Clarion (199-96), Illinois (2002), and Harvard (2003-10) prior to Stanford the last two years.
Through it all, Crook never lost track at his pals back at West Liberty. He has such affinity for the place, he married his wife, Stacy, on campus, with Cook serving as one of his groomsmen. Stacy once held a position in the WLU admissions office.
Cook said every time Crook was in town on a recruiting trip - think St. Clairsville - they'd get together. Waialae said it wasn't uncommon for the two to meet up and enjoy a few Pepsis at various coaching conventions.
Last year, the whole gang from the 1992 West Liberty staff - Waialae, Cook, Crook, Ted Gorman, Keith Phillips, TC Chapelier, and head coach Bob Eaton - met up at T.J.'s and reminisced about the old times.
Even back then, those guys knew Crook was going places.
''He would go to any clinic, any conference to learn football,'' Cook said. ''He was driven to be as much as he could be.''
It was along that path that Crook met Harry Hiestand, an offensive line coaching guru who is on the staff at Notre Dame these days and is well-respected throughout the industry for his work.
Crook met Hiestand at Cincinnati and again worked with him at Illinois. Any disciple of Hiestand's is thought to have a shot to go places.
''People want people who know what he's teaching,'' Waialae said.
Working with tight ends and offensive tackles at Stanford the last couple years, where the tight ends were as good as any in the country, also helped Crook's resume. So did a connection with WVU athletics director Oliver Luck, whose son, Andrew, played his senior year at Stanford under Crook.
''Once he was at Stanford and all of their success, I kinda figured WVU would bring him in when I saw they had an opening last week,'' Waialae said, speaking of Bill Bedenbaugh's decision to defect to the University of Oklahoma.
''It's not surprising to me that he's landed at high profile school,'' Cook said. ''I'm very happy for him. It couldn't happen to a nicer guy. He's gone back and forth throughout the country. I'm glad to see him back.''
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London 2012 - Oh Ha Na of South Korea does battle with her French opponent in the Women's Foil bronze medal match at the ExCel.
London 2012 - Oh Ha Na of South Korea takes a break between bouts in the bronze medal match.
London 2012 - South Korea's Nam Hyun-Hee and Corinne Maitrejean of France shake hands after the Women's Team Foil bronze medal match.
London 2012 - a point is scored in the Italy v Russia Women's Team Foil gold medal match.
London 2012 - the modern fencing foil is derived from sword training weapons used in the 18th century.
London 2012 - crossed swords in the Women's Team Foil Italy v Russia gold medal match, which Italy won 45-31.


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Video: EXTENDED VIDEO: Aimee Copeland's homecoming PT 2
Video: EXTENDED VIDEO: Aimee Copeland's homecoming PT 1
Video: Snellville celebrates Aimee Copeland
From their hearts: Aimee Copeland's hometown gives her $19,000
PHOTOS | A home fit for Aimee
Home renovations start for Aimee Copeland
SNELLVILLE, Ga. -- After months of waiting, the people of Snellville welcomed Aimee Copeland home Friday evening.
The city turned the Towne Green into a party, with one of Aimee's favorite bands kicking off the celebration.
With the help of her father, Copeland entered the stage in a wheelchair to greet scores of her hometown supporters. After a brief speech, she moved to a shaded table to greet everyone who came to see her.
Copeland sat for several hours receiving hugs, kisses, tears, cards and well wishes from supporters, many of whom had never met her.
"I've been praying a lot. Every night I've been remembering to pray for her," said Emma Pierson. She and her mother waited more than an hour to meet Copeland.
Heather Gibbo-Ragsdale greeted Copeland with a hand-made sign, declaring Aimee her "inspiration." As the two took a picture together, Ragsdale fought to hold back tears.
"Everything she says, everything she does -- how can you not be inspired by that?" Ragsdale said. "She makes me want to be a better person."
Before Copeland took the stage, Snellville Mayor Kelly Kautz presented her with a key to the city.
The 24-year-old graduate student has inspired people around the world since losing her hands, leg and foot to a bacterial infection in May.


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I'm all about Kate for the win, but, let's be honest, I also love Ghengis Khan because he wore a funny, furry hat. Kate's hats are so much prettier than his! But whether you love her (because her hair is so bouncy!) or hate her (because you're jealous, just mean and jealous) you'll probably enjoy Kate Middleton For The Win. Here are some of our favorite slides, click here to see the full set.
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Daylight-saving time starts this weekend (officially at 2 a.m. Sunday) with the "spring forward" roll ahead of your clock by one hour. That means you lose an hour of sleep but it also means come Sunday night the sun will stick around later and the days will be getting longer. Could it be that spring is finally here? While we hold out hope for a warmup, enjoy these four fun facts about daylight-saving time.
Think everyone's doing it? You're wrong.
Daylight-saving time is observed in most countries around the world, but not even every American state observes the practice. Hawaii, Arizona and Puerto Rico don't turn their clocks back, which means they also never have to move them forward again six months later. The states join other countries, including Japan and Russia, which avoid it.
Who the heck came up with this idea anyway?
Benjamin Franklin – who was an early-riser himself – first proposed the idea as a way to make people more productive, according to the author of "Seize the Daylight." But it wasn't until World War I bought about an energy crisis that the practice gained steam and by 1918 federal law standardized it.
Daylight-saving time may be unhealthy
According to a study published by The New England Journal of Medicine, the risk of heart attacks increases for several days following the time switch. The study says the changes can disrupt your body's natural rhythm, affecting sleep.
Your Monday morning commute might be a headache
A 2011 study by Johns Hopkins and Stanford universities found that traffic accidents increase the day after the change. Studies have also shown that workplace injuries jump, mostly blamed on employees' lack of sleep the night before.


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A summary of international news posted every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday—compiled and summarized by WORLD Magazine editor Mindy Belz. It's intended to be a swift read, a distillation of significant events—some in the headlines, some not. For nearly 20 years these topics have been Mindy's daily bread, first as WORLD's international editor and now as editor.
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I just fixed the issue with zimbra not being able to send mail and I am having problems receiving mail. When I went into the admin console under pop to add a pop address, zimbra error out and under zmcontrol status zmmailboxdctl is not running. when I try to restart the service, this happens.
Code:zimbra@zimbramail:~$ zmcontrol status Host zimbramail.themijaeffect.com antispam Running antivirus Running ldap Running logger Running mailbox Stopped zmmailboxdctl is not running. mta Running snmp Running spell Running stats Running zmconfigd Running zimbra@zimbramail:~$ zmmailboxdctl status mailboxd is not running. zimbra@zimbramail:~$ zmmailboxdctl start ls: cannot access ZimbraConnectorOLK*x86.msi: No such file or directory ls: cannot access ZimbraConnectorOLK*x64.msi: No such file or directory ls: cannot access zimbra-isync*.dmg: No such file or directory Starting mailboxd...done.
I went to the following sites and they were no help :
Bug 57455 – zmupdatedownload (via zmmailboxdctl) complains about ZimbraConnectorOLK* missing files
Bug 55164 – Zmcontrol start No such files error
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Western Digital RE2-GreenPower WD5000ABPS 500GB Green Power Enterprise SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive - Refurbished
Capacity: 500GB
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Information Science Pioneer
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Summit was called "father of online systems" by Saul Herner. Lilley-Trice consider him a valuable contributor to the creation, management and expansion of DIALOG. According to Bellardo and Bourne, Summit was a major figure in the online retrieval industry. Summit foresaw the need/desire to give the public access to online systems. He realized that this could become a business (Bellardo & Bourne). He was the designer and product manager for the DIALOG online information retrieval system at its inception in the early 1960's and continued successively as Manager, President and CEO until his retirement in 1991.
History of Information Science
This Web page draws together a variety of different types of activities and projects related to the History of Information Science and technology as they have been documented on the World Wide Web. These projects and activities represent the work of organizations, associations, and, particularly, individual historians with an interest in the history of Information Science and technology. If you know of additional projects or activities that should be linked from this site please inform me, using the e-mail link provided below.
Bibliography of the History of Information Science and Technology, 1900-2004
8th edition
This is a revised and updated "edition" of previous versions of this bibliography. This edition combines the North American and international citations that were previously listed separately.
Chronology of Chemical Information Science
Web version of a two-part poster on the topic. Funded by the Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia, and the Univ. of South Carolina College of Library and Info. Science. Originally published in 1999 and updated on this site.
Chronology of Information Science and Technology
Draft version created by Robert V. Williams, Jan., 2001. Includes links to images to some of the equipment and people mentioned.
Conference on the History and Heritage of Science Information Systems (1998) Conference sponsored by the Garfield Foundation, Chemical Heritage Foundation, and the National Science Foundation, Nov., 1998. Follow this link to the pdf version of the proceedings and information on how to order the print edition from Information Today, Inc.
The History and Heritage of Scientific and Technological Systems:
2002 Conference Proceedings
Conference sponsored by the Garfield Foundation and the Chemical Heritage Foundation, held in 2002 in Philadelphia.
International Perspectives on the History of Information Science and Technology
Proceedings of the ASIS&T 2012 Pre-Conference on the History of ASIS&T and Information Science and Technology
Pioneers of Information Science in North America Web site
Project funded by the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T) and the Univ. of South Carolina College of Library and Info. Science to locate and document the archives and personal papers of individuals and organizations (predominantly in the USA and Canada) considered significant to the history of Information Science and Technology in the 20th century. Site originally created in 1996 and updated on a regular basis.
Termatrex Information Retrieval System Demonstration Video (15 minutes)
(Netscape users need to open Windows Media Player first and then type in URL). Id and Password: email@example.com ; DAVIS (use uppercase only)
What has Information Science contributed to the World? A Continuing
This page documents and continues the discussion initiated by Trudi Bellardo Hahn, ASIS&T President, 2002-2003, on the question of the types of contributions IS has made to the world.)
Links to other valuable history of Information Science and technology Web sites:
- Michael Buckland (Univ. of California-Berkeley) History of Information Management page
- History of Information Science (Michael Buckland and Ziming Liu)
- Babbage Institute
- Chemical Heritage Foundation
- ECHO (Exploring and Collecting History Online): Science and Technology
- Thomas Hapke's History of Scientific Information and Communication
- IEEE History Center
- Internet Society History page
- Sylvia Fayet Scribe's Chronologie des supports, des dispositifs spatiaux, des outils de repérage de l'information
- The Virtual Museum of Computing
Quick Facts
ASIS&T has existed for over 75 years and has over 4,000 members worldwide.
It has 56 chapters and 20 SIGs in a variety of fields, such as Bioinformatics to Visualization, Images, and Sound.
Mission & Vision
The mission of the Association for Information Science and Technology is to advance the information sciences and related applications of information technology by providing focus, opportunity, and support to information professionals and organizations.
Establish a new information professionalism in a world where information is of central importance to personal, social, political, and economic progress by: Advancing knowledge about information, its creation, properties, and use; Providing analysis of ideas, practices, and technologies; Valuing theory, research, applications, and service; Nurturing new perspectives, interests, and ideas; Increasing public awareness of the information sciences and technologies and their benefits to society.


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Roller Brush for XL Upright Vacuum Cleaners
Sku # 75202-01
Replacement roller brush for 2000, 4000, 9000 and 3000 series XL Upright Vacuum Cleaners. This is a universal brush for all Oreck Vacuum cleaners except for Oreck XL21 and Oreck XL Platinum
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This is a very poorly designed Roller Brush We got the Oreck XL which uses this brush as a wedding present. The design on it is horrible. The sides of the brush allow hair and dirt to rap around the wheel which houses the bearings. The sides are not sealed which is a critical design flaw. When we first got the vacuum the belt broke on the second use. Being in a house of long haired women, I found that I had to take the entire bottom of the vacuum off each time it was used to clean the hair out. Second problem is that the side that has the belt wheel attached to it is not removable which means I cannot get to the hair that works it's way down to the bearing wheel. Long story short 5th time used two broken belts and now I need to replace the Roller Brush. Just so you don't say I didn't clean it out, used 5 times cleaned the roller brush after second, third, fourth, and after the 5th time well the second belt is broken so gotta buy those too. DON'T BUY! May 13, 2012
Made it work like new! We have the commercial sweepers for our church and have carpet that seems to be really hard on sweepers! They weren't picking up as well and pulling to one side when going against the nap of the carpet. I ordered one roller just to see if it would help before going to the expense of new sweepers. I changed the roller out today along with the belt and it works like new!! Worth the price and way cheaper than a new sweeper! February 4, 2012
oreck roller brush replacement excellent This product was simlpe to install on my vac. I have one of the older model vac and would love to upgrade...but my oreck refuses to die. Oreck makes the best vac ever! I have had mine for over 15 yrs and it's still running as good as when it was new! March 5, 2012
The beater bar, itself, is just fine. I have had my Oreck vacuum for several years. It wasn't picking up like it did when it was first purchased. My husband checked it out and determined we needed a new beater bar. Even after replacing the beater bar, the machine just doesn't do the job as well as it once did. I have used other vacuums, of friends, and like them better than I have ever like the Oreck. March 5, 2012
Don't ever by the ProPower Plus We just passed the two year mark (which means our warranty is no good) of owning our ProPower Plus purchased from Costco. We were very excited about it, but quickly saw how many problems it had. I could not go 10 times before I would have to take it apart and clean everything.. Then we started having issues with the roller brush and belts. Our third roller brush in just as many months just burned up again. I couldn't count how many belts we have gone through. Often, this vacuum stinks up the house so bad, we have to open the windows. Extremely disappointed and this comes after we just spent $100 trying to fix it. Not sinking any more money into this. Don't ever buy this kind! July 13, 2014
Brush roller We purchased this based upon a previous oreck vacuum which was a very good product. This one may be but the roller is not. I went through about 15 belts until I figured out it was the roller that was the problem. It allows dirt etc in the bearing which jams the roller then the belt melts due to not turning. I tried but could not clean it effectively. I tried oiling it and WD-40 but nothing works until it finally melted at the bearing and broke. I will never purchase a product from Oreck again. Clearly they have forgotten about quality. July 26, 2013
yooper Bad design of roller brush!!! Get's packed with hair, you cannot remove, and my bearing burnt right up and destroyed housing. Vacuum is a piece of junk!! Don't buy. November 23, 2014
The bristles broke off at the surface of the bar. The bristles broke off at the surface of the bar. When I called the service department I was told I would need to replace the brush every two years. August 14, 2012


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Trying to free up some space by deleting some messages from a users sent folder and I get the message that they have been sent to the trash folder but they are not in the trash folder and are still in the sent folder. No one else in the company has this problem. Any help would be appreciated, Thanks.
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I've a question about the split domain setup as described in the wiki. If I set up zimbra.example.com to be the secondary server (so that mail first goes to the primary server, let's call it mail.example.com), then:
1) mail sent from the Internet to a user on mail.example.com goes directly to that user.
2) mail sent from a user on zimbra.example.com to a user on mail.example.com gets forwarded on as a wildcard unknown by zimbra.
But what about mail sent from the Internet (or a user on mail.example.com) to a user on zimbra.example.com? I'm running Postfix on my primary server, and I don't know what the equivalent might be to what the wiki suggests for Zimbra as a primary server, i.e., zmprov ma email@example.com zimbraMailTransport smtp:mail.example.com. How do I tell Postfix to forward a particular virtual domain user to another machine for be handled there?
For example, I don't think simply aliasing email@example.com to firstname.lastname@example.com will work; that's not how the user's known to the zimbra server, right? Or could I somehow create a mapping on the Zimbra system (forgive me for thinking aloud as I write) from @zimbra.example.com to @example.com, so that it handles such addressing?


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Desktop apps:
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Mobile apps:
Available from the iTunes App Store and activated with an Adobe ID.
Accessed through the Creative Cloud desktop app as well as other desktop, mobile and web apps.
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Print and web apps use Photoshop system requirements as a benchmark. Video apps use Adobe Premiere Pro system requirements as a benchmark.
Organizations purchase and manage licenses, but individual users activate and authenticate through Adobe's servers with their Adobe ID and password.
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Because mobile apps and services let users work anywhere, administrators should familiarize themselves with file syncing and storage in order to maintain governance over assets. Learn more.
Cloud-based services and storage are authorized with a user's Adobe ID.
Administrators may access locally synced Creative Cloud folders or access cloud storage with a user's Adobe ID and password.
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Support is included for both administrators and users.
Advanced, 24/7 technical support via phone, email, chat and forums.
Expert Services (1:1 consulting sessions with Creative Cloud experts), video tutorials and step-by-step product guides.
Desktop apps run from users' hard drives, not their browsers. Network bandwidth is not required, but there are a few network considerations.
Bandwidth is required for app download and installation as well as cloud-based syncing and storage. Bandwidth can be affected by the number of users self-installing or syncing assets to the cloud.
Internet access:
An Internet connection required at least once every 99 days to validate membership.
Members of my organization already have individual Creative Cloud memberships. Can I switch them to Creative Cloud for teams?
Members of my organization already have individual Creative Cloud memberships. Can I switch them to Creative Cloud for teams?
Yes, individual Creative Cloud members can upgrade to Creative Cloud for teams with no cancellation fee. To do so, please call Customer Care for support. Be prepared to provide:
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Alternatively, if you invite someone in your organization to join Creative Cloud for teams, and they already have an individual membership, all they need to do is accept their Creative Cloud for teams invitation (using their Adobe ID). They will automatically be prompted to cancel their individual membership.
My organization wants to block access to certain services, such as storage and community features, available through Creative Cloud. Is this possible?
My organization wants to block access to certain services, such as storage and community features, available through Creative Cloud. Is this possible?
Yes, your IT administrators can block users from accessing the online services. The online services and their URLs are listed here.
As an administrator, you will also be able to
deploy Creative Cloud desktop applications independent of the cloud-based services using the Creative Cloud Packager. The Creative Cloud Packager is available through Creative Cloud for teams.
Can I block my users from using Creative Cloud for teams storage?
Can I block my users from using Creative Cloud for teams storage?
There is no way to centrally disable access to Creative Cloud storage. Any end users who have access to the web via a browser have the ability to store their files in the cloud. However, if users are on a corporate network and using company-administered machines, the following network calls can be blocked via the organization's firewall, thereby blocking use of storage while on the
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What's the difference between Creative Cloud for teams complete and single app?
There are two Creative Cloud for teams plans: a complete plan (all Creative Cloud apps and services) or a single-app plan (access to one app, such as Photoshop CC, and select services).
Does Adobe offer Creative Cloud for teams volume discounting?
Does Adobe offer Creative Cloud for teams volume discounting?
Customers who purchase through resellers or via Adobe's telesales agents must do so through the Value Incentive Plan (VIP), Adobe's subscription
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Creative Cloud for teams isn't available in my country. When will it be available?
Creative Cloud for teams isn't available in my country. When will it be available?
We intend to make Creative Cloud as widely available as possible. See the latest list of countries where Creative Cloud for teams is available.
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Do I have to be connected to the Internet to use my desktop apps?
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Image Credit: A Gloucestershire Landscape, John Northcote Nash, 1914, oil on canvas, WA1978.67 © Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford © The Estate of John Nash, All Rights Reserved 2014, Bridgeman Art Library
Brothers in Art… reunites the work of John and Paul Nash. It features over forty paintings, watercolours and drawings from public and private collections, providing a unique opportunity to view the two siblings' work side-by-side, explored within the powerful context of conflict and memory.
The exhibition begins its narrative in November 1913 with the brothers' joint exhibition at the Dorien Leigh Gallery, London, following which Paul declared them 'quite the rising young men.' The show's poster features both brothers standing side-by-side against a backdrop of fields and hilltops. Here, nestled between Paul's monumental clumps and John's swaying wheatsheafs, lies the focus of this exhibition. Both brothers' art was immersed in landscape and nature, returning to fields, woodlands and shorelines throughout their lives. They shared a unique way of looking at the land, shaped by childhood pastimes and the travesty of war - both were appointed Official War Artists in their careers. However, whereas Paul went on to experiment with abstraction and surrealism, and is now widely recognised as a major figure in twentieth century British art, John, consistent in his output, remains on the periphery.
Interweaving the brothers' two very different narratives after 1913, the exhibition explores the notion of both individual and collective memory through the haunting beauty of the English landscape: prehistoric sites, waterways and ancient copses build upon one another like layered memories. As well as rarely seen private collection works, the exhibition features some of their most familiar landscapes such as The Cornfield, 1918, by John Nash and Druid Landscape, 1938, by Paul Nash. It loosely follows their divergent paths, reconsidering the places and countryside which they lovingly renegotiated and reimagined after the trauma of not one, but two, world wars, telling the story of the brothers Nash, whose lives were interrupted and thus forever linked with the memory of conflict.
Back From the Front - Art, Memory and the Aftermath of War explores the theme of conflict and memory across a series of interrelated exhibitions including Brothers in Art: John and Paul Nash; Shock and Awe, and The Death of Nature.
The programme is supported by Arts Council England, the Bristol Cultural Development Partnership and the University of the West of England, Bristol.


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It appears the Atlanta Braves have a new center fielder.
USA Today baseball writer Bob Nightengale says B.J. Upton has signed a five-year contract worth $70-$75 million.
Mark Bowman, writing for MLB.com, says the deal will be announced on Thursday after the outfielder passes his team physical.
In signing Upton, the Braves have turned the page on last year's starting center fielder Michael Bourn, who is expected to command a much bigger contract than the team was willing to pay.
Upton, 27, is a career .255 hitter with good speed and a lot of pop, hitting 28 homers last year. The right-handed hitter balances out a lefty-heavy lineup, but is more of a middle-of-the-order bat than a lead-off man.
He's generally considered an average to slightly above-average defender.
The team still has a hole to fill in the lineup because of Chipper Jones's retirement.
Martin Prado can play in left field or at third base, so the Braves's options are open. Either they'll sign another free agent or pursue a solution in a trade using their pitching depth.
Baseball's Winter Meetings start December 3 when the "Hot Stove season" really heats up.


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|Propane crisis felt across the country as prices soar
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Anyone who has had to purchase propane in the past few months probably noticed a considerable hike in the price. The historical rise in propane costs can be attributed to a number of factors in the last few months.
"We're finally on the back end of it now, and the worst is over with," said Garrett Sporhase, vice president at Scholl Oil & Transportation Co. in Holyoke. "Things should almost get back to normal by next fall. A multitude of things went wrong. Basically there was a big drying season and then there was an extremely cold winter. Then propane suppliers got greedy and exported a whole bunch and created a shortage."
Charlie Harvey, office manager at Scholl Oil & Transportation Co., explained that suppliers were exporting propane at a rate higher than any time in the past, about twice as much as last year. There are even future plans to continue to export more with bigger export facilities being constructed. Both Harvey and Sporhase noted that better planning would be necessary in the future to avoid any sort of supply shortage like this as exporting continues to grow.
The National Propane Gas Association identified four events beginning in late 2013 that led to the propane crisis. The first contributing event was an unusually wet harvesting season and a bumper corn crop, resulting in farmers using more propane than normal during harvest season.
Secondly, a pipeline that operates five propane terminals in the U.S. was closed for maintenance for most of December. The third contributing factor was that rail cars that typically carried propane were repurposed to carry crude oil, meaning a primary mode of propane transportation in the county was greatly reduced.
The need for construction of primary storage facilities was the last contributing piece identified by NPGA.
Problems began to surface in mid-January when temperatures plummeted across the Midwest and Northeast, causing people to use more propane to heat their homes. While Sporhase stated that west of Lincoln, Neb., didn't actually have any supply problems, due to the shortages further east, the prices were greatly affected in the western states.
"The irony is our supply got better when the price got really high because nobody went and got it," Sporhase said.
In November, Scholl Oil was selling propane for $1.55 a gallon. By early February their prices had soared to $3.25 a gallon but have since fallen back to $2.60. At the peak of the crisis, propane was selling in the $5 range from suppliers.
"This is the highest it's ever been, and it has never been close to anything like this," Sporhase explained.
Scholl Oil was able to work around the highest prices by short-filling customer tanks, meaning they made sure customers never ran out of product but did not completely fill tanks as to ensure a sufficient supply of the less expensive propane. Customers who bought year-long contracts were greatly benefited as they avoided the rise in costs.
If Scholl Oil had to purchase the propane when it was at its peak, Sporhase explained the consequences would have been very detrimental to the company.
"It would have been terrible," Sporhase said. "The worst part is that our accounts receivable would have been impossible to collect. Most people could not afford to pay it. You've got to have it to heat your home, but at the same time, it would break your budget because it would have been about $1,000 a month at that price."
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (WUSA) -- Takoma Park Police say two men were arrested on drug charges after officers responded for a residential burglary alarm on Thursday morning.
Twenty-eight-year-old Vincenzo Alfieri of Takoma Park and 27-year-old Jeffery Morsch of Raleigh, North Carolina have been charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, possession of controlled dangerous substance manufacturing material, possession of controlled dangerous substance proceeds, possession of a controlled dangerous substance (marijuana- large quantity), and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Officers arrived in the 500 block of Belford Place at approximately 11:01 a.m. Officers spoke with Vincenzo Alfieri, who told them the alarm was accidently triggered and that there was no need for police to be there. According to officers, Alfieri appeared to be extremely nervous and uncomfortable of they asked him if everything was okay inside the residence. Alfieri then gave consent for them to enter, according to police.
When officers stepped into the home "a strong odor of marijuana was detected," say police. An investigation revealed two large plastic bags of marijuana and drug paraphernalia in plain view.
Officers immediately arrested Alfieri and Jeffery Morch, who was found near the marijuana, was also arrested. Officers searched Morsch and found him in possession of drug paraphernalia. They took them to the Central Processing Unit (CPU) without incident.
After the execution of the search and seizure warrant, approximately more than 18 pounds of marijuana was discovered and seized along with more than $68,000 in cash. Miscellaneous drug paraphernalia was also recovered.
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Information Literacy in Environmental Studies
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The ACRL IS Information Literacy in the Disciplines Committee has gathered links and citations to information literacy standards and curricula developed by accrediting agencies, professional associations, and institutions of higher education for ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES. Please feel free to continue our work by creating an account and adding content!
Accrediting Agencies, Professional Associations, and Standards
Information Competencies for Chemistry: The Special Libraries Association, Chemistry Division and the American Chemical Society, Chemical Information Division have created a document that may be useful for those in other scientific disciplines. http://chemistry.sla.org/wp-content/uploads/cheminfolit.pdf (accessed April 8, 2012)
ALA/ACRL/STS Task Force on Information Literacy for Science and Technology. Information Literacy Standards for Science and Technology. American Library Association. 2006. http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/standards/infolitscitech.cfm (accessed April 8, 2012).
National Environmental Health Science and Protection Accreditation Council. http://www.ehacoffice.org/ (accessed April 8, 2012).
Curricula, Articles, and Presentations
Bent, Moira J., and Elizabeth A. Stockdale. 2009. Integrating information literacy as a habit of learning-assessing the impact of a golden thread of IL through the curriculum. Journal of Information Literacy. 3(1):43-50. http://eprint.ncl.ac.uk/pub_details2.aspx?pub_id=56023 (accessed April 9, 2012).
Berman, E., Allison Level and Maribeth Slebodnik. 2011. Information Literacy Across the Disciplines: Using the Science Information Literacy Wiki as a Collaborative Tool in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Science Librarianship. Journal of Agricultural & Food Information, 12(1):58-64.
Gill, Richard A. and Ingrid C. Burke. 1999. Using an environmental science course to promote scientific literacy: expanding critical-thinking skills beyond the environmental sciences. Journal of College Science Teaching 29(2):105-110.
Jacklin, M., & Bordonaro, K. (2008). Innovations in Practice: Drop-In Clinics for Environmental Studies Students. Partnership: The Canadian Journal Of Library & Information Practice & Research, 3(2), 1-7.
Kobzina, N. G. (2010). A Faculty—Librarian Partnership: A Unique Opportunity for Course Integration. Journal Of Library Administration, 50(4): 293-314. doi:10.1080/01930821003666965
Kutner, Laurie A. 2000. Library Instruction in an Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies Program: Challenges, Opportunities, and Reflections. Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship28: n. pag. http://www.istl.org/00-fall/article2.html (accessed April 9, 2012).
Moniz, Richard J., Joe Eshleman, David Jewell, Brian Mooney, and Christine Tran. 2010. "The Impact of Information Literacy-Related Instruction in the Science Classroom: Clickers Versus Nonclickers." College & Undergraduate Libraries 17, no. 4: 349-364. http://scholarsarchive.jwu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1007&context=staff_pub&sei-redir=1#search=%22%22information+literacy+in+environmental+science%22%22 (accessed April 9, 2012).
Russo, Michael F., Sigrid Kelsey and Maud Walsh. 2008. Online integration of information literacy in an environmental management systems course. In Understanding online instructional modeling: theories and practices. edited by Robert Zheng and Sharmila Pixy Ferris, 242-253. Hershey, PA: Information Science Reference.


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In other races, Republican Michelle Garcia held a slim 697-683 lead over Democrat June Bethke for the Goliad County Tax Assessor/Collector post before early voting was counted.
Democrat Jacqueline Peuttus held a 331-295 edge over Republican Susan Moore for the Precinct Justice of the Peace position.
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The Mission of Keydets Without Borders is to combine the efforts of interested students in all majors in a collaborative effort to enhance the living conditions of developing areas worldwide. Through this effort, students will increase their global perspective, work as a team to design and implement sustainable engineering and humanitarian solutions to poverty, and gain hands on experience applying their skills and talents towards the common good.
The Goal of the KWB Organization is to provide interested students with the opportunity to apply their diverse academic backgrounds to real-life situations for the benefit of those lacking basic human needs, such as clean drinking water and basic medical care. Students in the VMI and W&L club will work together to design and implement sustainable engineering, medical,environmental, and economical projects to help impoverished communities become healthier and self-sufficient. Keydets Without Borders offers members the opportunity to design these projects on campus during the school year. However,
interested students may also travel abroad for the implementation of these designs.
Students from all majors are welcome to join Keydets Without Borders Club and utilize their particular talents and interests for the betterment of suffering communities around the world. As a group, we envision helping these communities meet their basic human needs and become self-sufficient, while members involved gain enriched global perspectives through the innovative professional education opportunities that the program provides.


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Rosemont, IL (Sports Network) - Cleveland Melvin tied his career-high with 30
points as the DePaul Blue Demons held off the Fairfield stags to collect an
85-78 victory in a non-conference tilt at Allstate Arena.
Melvin has now scored at least 20 points in two straight games and at least 10
in 20 consecutive contests for DePaul (3-3), which ended a two-game losing
streak. Charles McKinney added a career-best 11 points and Donnavan Kirk came
up just short of a double-double with totals of 10 points, nine rebounds and
four blocks.
Derek Needham played the entire 40 minutes for Fairfield (3-4) to finish with
a season-high 29 points and eight assists. Amadou Sidibe provided a double-
double off the bench with 11 points and 11 boards while Keith Matthews chipped
in 10 points in 17 minutes of action. The loss was the second in a row and
third in four games for the Stags.
The Blue Demons took a 45-37 advantage into the intermission after they
converted 55.6 percent of their field goal attempts in the opening 20 minutes.
Fairfield trailed at the break despite shooting 50 percent from both the field
and three-point range in the first frame.
DePaul carried its momentum into the second half and went on an early run to
take a commanding 57-41 lead with 16:43 left in regulation. The Stags staged a
comeback and cut the deficit to five, but would get no closer although they
drained 53.1 percent of their shots from the floor after the intermission. The
Blue Demons went 14-of-31 from the field, but added 11 makes from the free
throw line to protect their lead and claim the seven-point decision.
All nine of Fairfield's players that saw action contributed to the team's
total of 19 turnovers. McKinney, Worrel Clahar, and Moses Morgan accounted for
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Taking a styling cue from the November '82 cover of HOT Rod magazine that featured the Bearcat & Eastwood sedan, Bill Paul recreated the vehicle (with a few personal additions) with an ode to Pete & Jakes and Super Bell. Paul's steel bodied rod gets its go from a 434-inch small-block Chevy.


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When I press ctrl+alt+F1 it goes to virtual terminal. What is this virtual terminal for?
When do you need to use it?
When I press ctrl+alt+F1 it goes to virtual terminal. What is this virtual terminal for?
When do you need to use it?
Not all users need or run a graphical environment, and they will work from the virtual terminals.
Many (most) servers do not have a graphical environment as users are rarely logged in to the console. Servers most often require a command line from which the administrator can access the system to monitor or configure it. The virtual terminal provides this environment. Having more than one virtual terminal allows the administrator to switch to another terminal if necessary.
On a desktop with a broken Xserver (graphical environment) the virtual console provides a terminal session from which the Xserver can be reconfigured.
A Virtual Terminal is a full-screen terminal which doesn't run inside an X window (unlike the terminal window on your graphical desktop). Virtual terminals are found on all GNU/Linux systems, even on systems which don't have a desktop environment or graphical system installed.
Virtual terminals can be accessed on an Ubuntu system by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F1 till F6. To come back to the graphical session, press Ctrl+Alt+F7.
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Ani DiFranco changed the world of contemporary 'folk' songwriting almost a quarter century ago. Her raw, passionate and personal approach on stage and on record electrified audiences jaded by too much production and not enough truth. Ani was a fiercely independent artist who spurned the mainstream music biz while militantly articulating a left of centre, feminist politics that represented the 'Seattle' generation a decade before the word of "anti-globalization" was coined. Still committed, still running her own label and still writing and singing great songs, Ani returns to Vancouver for her first full length concert in almost five years.


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5 comments:
- Linda Gartz said...
Beautiful photo. Beautiful people.
- June 22, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- Kristin said...
Looking at photographs were you know something sad or horrible is waiting to happen and knowing they had no idea what was to come is a sobering experience.
- June 22, 2011 at 7:54 PM
- Cynthia Shenette said...
Linda and Kristin - Thank you for your comments.
Kristin - You are so right. I've been doing a lot of reading lately on WWII, particularly refugees, and it is sobering. Some people left Europe early, saving themselves and their families. Why did they see the writing on the wall and take action to immigrate? My grandfather's family, the ones who survived the war, were affected for years. After reading their letters I'm sure they were suffering some form of post-traumatic stress syndrome.
- June 23, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Cheryl Cayemberg said...
Beautiful photo. So sad that they died during the war. At least you're helping to keep their memory alive! Thanks for sharing!
- June 23, 2011 at 9:41 PM
- Cynthia Shenette said...
Cheryl - That's exactly it. Keeping their memory alive. Thank you for your comment.
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5 Questions with 'Animal Farm' composer Jeff Ellis
www.charlestonstagecompany.comCHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Veteran singer/songwriter Jeff Ellis has been sort of M.I.A. lately. Best known for several very well received indie records, including his second album "Front Seat at the End of the World," Ellis has almost dropped out of sight. Now, he's back, working as a composer with Charleston Stage Company's production of George Orwell's "Animal Farm," which opens Thursday at the Capitol Theater on Summers Street. The Gazz spoke to Ellis about his first foray into theater as well as his absence from the West Virginia music scene. Q: How did you get involved with this? A: "The skinny of it is Rebecca Kimmons and I were at that "Words and Music" show back in 2009. That's the only interaction with any kind of theater I've ever had. Then I guess Frieda [director Frieda Forsely] was looking for someone to do some music, and Rebecca threw my name in the hat. "Frieda gave me a call. I'm a fan of 'Animal Farm' so I was interested immediately. We met, and she told me she wanted me to come up with a couple of tunes and some music for 15-20 second segments." Q: What did you write? A: "Well, one full song called "Sugar Candy Mountain." That's Moses' [a crow] biggest rant. I put together the music for "Beasts of England." The lyrics for that come right out of the play. I also did a song for Minimus the pig. "With "Sugar Candy Mountain," Frieda said she wanted something that had an old-timey gospel sound. I was raised in a Southern Baptist church so I was familiar with the song format." Q: What was the hardest part? A: "Coming in with no theater experience, I guess, aside from writing with a set script, the hardest part was teaching people the songs." Q: What's the play like? A: "It's kind of a quasi musical now. Two of the songs the whole cast sings. The Minimus song is very over the top. The guy playing him really hams it up--no pun intended --but he's really great. "They use some puppets and some live actors in masks with tails and stuff. It's kind of a weird mixture. "The play kind of reminds me of Roger Waters, like something from Pink Floyd's "The Wall." Yeah, it's got kind of a folk-rock opera quality to it." Q: What's next and would you do it again? A: "Yeah, if the piece was right, I'd absolutely do it again. This thing worked out perfectly for me, but I'm a fan of "Animal Farm." I don't know if I'd be all that interested in "The Nutcracker," but if the material was right... "Doing "Animal Farm" is really good timing. It kind of got me back into things. Over the past two years, I got married, had a kid, bought a house and started a career. I haven't done a whole lot musically, maybe five or six shows this year, but I've been recording and booking some shows toward the end of the year and there should be an album next year." Reach Bill Lynch at email@example.com or 304-348-5195.


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Since I upgraded to 8.0.1, I noticed that some (only some) contacts suddenly appear between 80 and 93 times per address in my address book. It only affects one account (yet) and within this account, just 5 addresses that all have been created recently. I once deleted the duplicate entries. 2 days later, they were back again.
I sync this address book from a multiple of devices / OS's:
Address book on Mac OS X 10.8
Address book on Mac OS X 10.7
Address book on iPhone
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I manage the address book on all of these devices as needed. It worked fine with older versions of Zimbra (7.x and 6.x). The only issue I face with address book sync is that some images get lost through sync operations. I suspect this is related to a sync issue between one of the 4 address books syncing with the server. Is this a known bug or what is the best way to trace this problem?


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ASHBURN, Va. (WUSA) -- Eighteen-years-old and he's already an accomplished playwright! Briar Woods High School senior Greg Mooradian spent a year creating his musical based on Queen Elizabeth Tudor.
Now his classmates are putting it on stage. Senior Amanda Anzalone's powerful, pitch perfect voice fills the auditorium emotion, bringing Mooradian's labor of love to life.
Moordian wrote the all the dialogue, the music and lyrics for the 18 songs in the production and he preformed and mixed the music on his laptop computer.
The 200 plus members of the BWHS drama department are all pitching in, from building and painting the scenery to scripting the lighting cues for the show.
Senior Emily Heier designed the elaborate costumes, her mom sewed them.
"Elizabeth" promises to be an amazing production, almost as promising as the future for Greg Moordian. The play is on stage Nov 17, 18, and 19th.
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FreeMotion Fitness Partners with i.Tonic Internations
(October, 2006 - COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.) - FreeMotion Fitness the provider of the first, and only, full circuit of integrated functional training equipment, is proud to announce a global partnership with i.Tonic International. As the exclusive worldwide distributor, the FreeMotion i.Tonic Vibration Platform will to be introduced at the 2006 Club Industry Conference and Exposition October 5th to 7th.
"Having researched vibration training and various manufacturers, we found i.Tonic to be a leader in vibration technology and a great complement to our product line," said Patrick Hald, FreeMotion Fitness President and COO. "There is great potential for the FreeMotion i.Tonic Vibration Platform to enhance training in every facet of the club."
i.Tonic International put many years of serious research and development into the FreeMotion i.Tonic vibration platform concept.
The FreeMotion i.Tonic combines function with style to provide a quieter, more balanced Whole Body Vibration (WBV) training session. This innovative platform features functional vibration technology with an air suspension system to reduce noise, synchronized motors to give a precise vertical displacement for consistent vibration, and a sturdy stainless steel frame.
The FreeMotion i.Tonic is user-friendly, equipped with a simple display of easy-to-read dials and LED screen. The user simply sets the frequency, amplitude and duration before pushing the start button to begin. Users can also press the button on the frame to repeat the vibration cycle when performing exercises seated or lying down.
"We are happy to combine with FreeMotion Fitness, who has proven commercial skills in the fitness industry, together we can provide the benefits of WBV across the globe," said Jan Schuurman, managing partner of i.Tonic International. "Our desire to create a vibration platform with a unique aesthetic design and precision performance can now be felt around the world."
WBV provides increased core strength, improved caloric burn and blood circulation. These benefits and more are produced by challenging the body with instability and activating muscles to contract and relax at the frequency of the vibration.
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FreeMotion Fitness is committed to making products of incomparable quality and performance in the commercial industry today. They offer wall-to-wall solutions with FreeMotion functional equipment, FreeMotion Cardio and FreeMotion EPIC strength. We also provide the FreeMotion i.Tonic Vibration Platform, FreeMotion Circuit Training programs and studio solutions with Studios Made Simple; Reebok Professional Studio products, Reebok Tomahawk indoor cycles, and FreeMotion Group and Personal Training. FreeMotion Fitness strives for excellence throughout the product life - from concept and design to manufacture, delivery, installation and more. Extending their commitment beyond the initial sale, providing customers with comprehensive education, on-going support and industry-leading products - helping customers get the most for their facility. For more information, visit www.freemotionfitness.com or call 877.363.8449.
About i.Tonic International B.V.
i.Tonic International B.V. represents a team of whole body vibration specialists in the field of design, engineering and product development. Combined with eight years experience in vibration training and education, i.Tonic International continues to develop innovative vibration equipment.


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The Studebaker Lark with a Corvette HeartWritten by Jeff Smith on June 15, 2006 Marsh Hansen's beautifully engineered LT1-fired 1960 Studebaker Lark
It has been said that things happen in your life for a reason. So it wasthat Marsh Hansen happened to run across a concept drawing by SteveStanford of a road-going early Studebaker Lark. The image of that squatlittle car on big tires with a healthy small-block and a greatcorner-burning suspension remained with Marsh for several years until heran across the perfect candidate languishing in Phoenix, an aridlandscape perfect for minimizing rust. This was particularly importantto Marsh, since he lives in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, where the winters arebrutal on cars.
So it wasn't long before a little bit of the Arizona sunshine ended upin Marsh's shop, where he began his quest to transform Stanford'sillustration into a three-dimensional reality. The other thing thatMarsh has going for him is a rather substantial shop in which to work.He built this shop after he sold his Harley dealership, and now he justbuilds cars. But even a big shop isn't much help without a plan. Marshwanted to deliver more than just a dare-to-be-different look--the Studehad to deliver the goods on the road as well. The plan included acomplete C4 Corvette independent front and rear suspension along with a'95 Corvette LT1 small-block backed by a '95 4L60-E four-speedautomatic. The idea was to build a car that had a factory look to it sothat when you popped the hood or glanced in the interior, it wouldappear as if this was something Studebaker would have done.
The Corvette front and rear independent suspensions posed a minorchallenge that required a custom front clip to mount everything,including the rack-and-pinion steering and the upper control arms. Therear suspension was not as difficult, and Marsh added a couple ofadditional crossmembers to maintain body stiffness. We can attest thatthe ride is smooth and taut and downright enjoyable. Another importantpart of the design included a 25-gallon stainless steel fuel cell thatwas integrated into the trunk while allowing sufficient room for luggageand other travel necessities.
One of the biggest hurdles was finding room for the exhaust system oncethe chassis was squared away. Marsh achieved the proper look and a lowerride height by tucking a very precise exhaust system in between theframerails and crossmembers. Doing this demanded the use of EdelbrockPerformer RPM mufflers because they are thinner and fit the spaceallowed.
The interior looks more European than domestic, but it retains theproper performance flavor with Teas seats, black leather, and a brace ofAuto Meter Phantom gauges. Vintage Air supplied the A/C, while Spal fanskeep the heat managed with help from the Be Cool aluminum radiator.Tunes are courtesy of a Blaupunkt stereo. As for the outside envelope,Marsh did little to the stock visage besides adding the PPG GMC Pewterand House of Kolor Galaxy Gray hue applied by the Chris Brunner BodyShop.
The Lark reflects its owner in that it's not flashy, and far fromostentatious while delivering everything it promises. The best part ofthis car is that it's a blast to drive--like any time you want to hitthe road--on a lark.
Car Craft Q&A
Car Craft: What was the biggest challenge you faced when buildingthe Lark?
Marsh Hansen: The biggest challenge was making everything worktogether. I wanted the whole package, from the interior, body,drivetrain, and even the wheels and tires, to look like it came from thefactory rather than just throwing a bunch of billet parts at it.Actually, during the last couple of years Studebaker was in business, itused Chevy 283s in its cars.
CC: What would you do differently?
MH: More horsepower! The motor makes about 400 right now, butyou're never satisfied--even if it made 500 hp I'd probably want more. Ithought about turbocharging, but there would have been packagingproblems finding a place for those turbos.
CC: What do you enjoy most about the car?
MH: The ride and the interior, mainly because the car is drivenfrequently. It's spacious and comfortable--it's a real driver's car. Iwanted it to be spacious, so it has a small shifter console instead of alarge one. I look at what other people are doing, and then go dosomething else. I also like the car because it's different--it'soff-beat.
CC: What's next?
MH: I have a '61 Corvette that I'm starting on. It has a badframe, so I'll probably build my own frame and I'm thinking ofincorporating the new C5 transaxle package--or possibly using just theC4 front suspension and then using a four-link in the rear. I think thiscar should be more old school, like a high-revving 302 and a manualtrans. That would be fun.
The Details
Car: '60 Studebaker Lark
Owner: Marsh Hansen, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Power: '95 LT1 350, 400 hp and 390 lb-ft of torque, stock bottomend, TPIS hydraulic-roller cam (212/226 degrees @ 0.050,0.483/0.520-inch lift), ported LT1 heads 2.00/1.56-inch Manley valves,ARP fasteners, Comp Cams roller rockers, stock LT1 intake with 52mmthrottle-body, custom airbox with K&N filter, Howell fuel management,owner-built 15/8-inch headers, Edelbrock RPM mufflers
Transmission: 4L60-E electronic four-speed overdrive, stockconverter
Rearend: '95 Corvette IRS shortened 3.5 inches, 3.55 gears
Front suspension: '95 Corvette front clip with owner- fabricatedframerails, C4 control arms and spindle, Aldan coilover shocks,Progressive Automotive front crossmember, '96 T-bird steering
Rear suspension: Pinched custom rear framerails, 1-inch customrear antiroll bar, Aldan coilover shocks, additional owner-built framecrossmembers for structural rigidity.
Brakes: Front C4 Corvette 13-inch stock rotors and PBR two-pistoncalipers, rear C4 Corvette 12-inch stock rotors and PBR calipers
Wheels and tires: '95 Corvette 17x8.5-inch aluminum wheels withSumitomo P235/45R17 tires, front; '95 Corvette 17x9.5 wheels withSumitomo P255/45R17 tires, rear
Body mods: Front and rear wheelwells raised 2 inches, transtunnel raised 1 inch, mounted custom-built 25-gallon stainless steelfuel cell, owner-designed and built crumple zone for gas tank, bodyworkby Chris Brunner and Gary Beupre of Manitowoc
Paint: PPG GMC Pewter and House of Kolor Galaxy Gray, painted byChris Brunner's Body Shop in Manitowoc
Interior: Teas front buckets and stock rear bench in blackleather by Skin & Bone in Manitowoc, tweed grey headliner, LeCarrasteering wheel, Auto Meter Phantom gauges, Blaupunkt CD head unit withamp and Pioneer speakers, wiring by American Auto Wire
Cost to build: $65,000