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DreadNaughtPhotographyPhotographer Female Grand Forks, North Dakota, US
My Website: http://www.dreadnaughtphotography.comMy MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/dreadnaughtphotography
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About MeI HAVE CLOSED. If you would like to inquire about copies of anything, please email me, but I am no longer shooting. THANK YOU.
Hello! I am a photographer with about five years of shooting and am looking for more. I work in both live settings and have my own studio for the more planned events. I love to find what is inside a person and capture their personal beauty; I'm told I'm a very easy person to shoot with because of this. I'm professional, generally early for appointments and always communicate with whomever I'm working with. I expect the same in return.
I generally shoot burlesque, vintage and pin-up style settings, but enjoy doing gothic and the macabre as well. I also do a lot in Fetish, but am overly picky about that genre. I generally only do paid shoots, though an interesting enough idea that can go into my portfolio could go for a TFP. Handlers are welcome, as long as they're professional and stay out of the way during the actual shooting; there is room in the studio to relax. I'm looking forward to working with new models and make-up artists to see what we can create.
Thanks for checking me out and if you like my style, please feel free to contact me here or via www.dreadnaughtphotography.com. ** I rarely check this page, so please contact me through the website or on facebook. Thanks!
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Credit NotesLive Acts/Troupes: Abbies Rhode's Psychedelic Spectacular Burlesque Troupe, The Lovely Creatures Cabaret, El La Faunt, Pine Box Preachers, Naptime Nate, Kajal Bellydance Troupe, Minneapolis Burlesque & Cabaret Social Club, Dr. Farrago's Burlesque Theatre, Le Circe Rouge, Tribe of Tease, Snake Eyes Sideshow, Queer'lesque Burlesque, Black Hearts Burlesque, Grown & Sexy Burlesque, Dragon's Fire Theater, Berlin.
Goth Prom 8: Catacombs (2011) - Wandering Photographer
Strombolli's Medicine Show
Shot winning photograph for Corsets-UK's February Face (with Missy Cae and Classic Cherry)
Shot Miss February for Unique Vintage (with Missy Cae and Classic Cherry)
*Okay, that photo has just gone on to win several contests. I can't keep up.
Look-book for All Laced Up
Was a regular photographer for The Deadly Schoolgirls, 2012
Fetish Line displayed for Art-A-Whirl 2012 in NorthEast.
Display and photo booth for RAW Minneapolis, October 2012.
**Semi-Finalist for RAW's National Photographer of the Year 2012. (1 of 3)
Circus Line displayed for Art-A-Whirl 2013 in NorthEast.
2013 Minneapolis Burlesque Festival (including burlesque legend Judith Stein)
2013 Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekend in Las Vegas
2013 Burlesque Hall of Fame Pinup Safari in Las Vegas
Gallery Shows:
Nov - Dec 2012 Jungle Red Salon - solo show
Art-A-Whirl Silent Auction 2013 - gallery show
RAW Oct 2012 at the Fine Line, Mpls.
RAW Nov 2012 Finals Show at the Fine Line, Mpls.
"The Story of the Creative." at the See.Me Exhibition July-Sept 2013, NYC
Published in:
2012 Pincurl Magazine with Lula Hoop Garou
2012 Pinup America Magazine
2012 Rabid Girls Magazine
2013 Pinup America Magazine
2013 Rabid Girls Magazine
Numerous Advertisements and Posters for burlesque shows all over the country.
Issue 25 of Bachelor Pad Magazine (fall, 2013)
Delicious Dolls Magazine (2013) with Lula Hoop-Garou
Cover Photo on anthologies: - found on Lulu and Amazon
Erotica by Request vol I (by Boot LS)
Erotica by Request: Role-Reversal (by Boot LS)
Erotica by Request: Boots & Bondage (by Boot LS)
*Experienced with Photo Booths for events.
Charity events: Le Circe Rouge's RECLAIM!
Operation: Jam for Japan
Grown & Sexy's PRIDE (2012)
Berlin's "Vote No"
Photographers: FairShadow Photography (804823)
Models: Dan #2008358
Mona Montague #2038804
Rose KS #1044522
Tomahawk Tassels #1184572
P3nny Dreadful #2125958
Eve of Eden #598239
Theresa Manchester #371054
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Jordan Bovee Model
Neko Kyu Model
Shauna Siryn Model
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The 8 Best Pet Startups of 2015
Inc., 1/11/2016
Pets hold a special place in our hearts. Nothing conveys that better than our estimated expenditure of nearly $61 billion in the pet industry. Here are the eight best pet startups that are doing way more than dog paddling to get ahead this year.
The Top Trending Dog Names of 2015: Bear, Bella, Effie and More
Yahoo! Makers, 12/23/2015
Rover.com recently crunched the numbers and officially released the top dog names of 2015. Some repeat appearances won't surprise anyone. Max and Buddy for male dogs continue to be top contenders, while Bella (remember the whole Twilight movie and book thing?) takes the first spot for female dogs.
Forbes, 12/17/2015
The bubble hasn't popped yet.
That's the easy conclusion of Forbes' latest Hottest Startups list, which ranks Silicon Valley's flashiest companies in 2015 by one simple metric: the fastest growing valuations over time between funding rounds. That means our list captures the most in-demand startups, the ones for which investors had the highest hopes–and wrote the biggest checks.
Here are the Most Popular Dog Names of 2015
Good Housekeeping, 12/3/2015
Pets have always been an important part of the American family, but a recent survey by Rover.com suggests this is becoming even more true. Traditional doggie names like ucky and Fido have been replaced with Lucy and Max on the list of the most popular dog names this year.
What Your Dog Says About Your Politics
Chicago Sun-Times, 11/3/15
Whether it's the budget, same-sex marriage or the Second Amendment, it's fair to say that Republicans and Democrats don't agree on much of anything these days.
In fact, one could say Washington D.C. has gone to the dogs.
No Social Security Raise? Nine Everyday Ways to Save Money
Parade, 10/16/2015
Whenever my mother, a retired teacher, gets a cost of living increase for her Social Security benefits, she welcomes the boost but knows her day-to-day living won't change much. That's because she has a generous pension, lives somewhere with a lower cost of living (rural New England) and maintains a frugal existence.
The Name You Give Your Dog Actually Says a Lot About You
Redbook, 10/16/15
You want your pup's name to reflect their personality, lifestyle and, yes, their looks. But we bet you didn't realize that, when you were narrowing down your list of options, you were revealing more about yourself than your new bestie.
The 2015 Tech Impact Awards: Consumer
Seattle Business Magazine, October 2015
In the stories that follow are the honorees in this year's Tech Impact Awards. They constitute another splendid corps of inventive entrepreneurs who have taken good ideas and made them good business.
Making Extra Money: 7 Steps to Start a Pet Sitting or Dog Walking Business
Money Talks News, 8/27/15
Who can't use a few extra bucks? There is the emerging "sharing economy," where people rent out things they're not using – everything from houses to tools.
This is What it Really Costs to Own a Dog
The Huffington Post, 8/20/15
You can't put a price on love, especially when it comes to the love of a dog.
5 New Ways – From Apps, Gadgets and Websites – to Pamper Your Pet
Today.com, 7/29/15
Even though the primary consumers of today's technology and gadgets are human beings, entrepreneurs have recently taken a four-legged approach to their newest inventions.
Doggie Care Goes Digital in Metro Aurora
Aurora Sentinel, 7/9/15
Ready? Here's what life is like now if you need a dog sitter: There's an app for that.
How You Can Save Big Money on Pet Care
Good Morning America, 6/22/15
As most pet-parents know, their furry kids are not only cute and cuddly, but can also be costly.
See How Pet Parents Handle Summer Travel (Infographic)
People Pets, 5/06/15
Rover.com tapped into their doggy database to see how most pet parents handle summer travel. When 94 percent of dog owners consider their canine part of the family, it's no surprise most pup parents have trouble leaving their pet behind on vacation
Most Dog-Friendly Offices in Seattle
Seattle Refined, 4/23/15
In a city famous for the dog population outnumbering the child population; it's not surprising to see dogs on sidewalks, in parks and in most homes you visit.
Minneapolis Single Mom Gets her Life Back, Thanks to Dog-Sitting Service
Pioneer Press, 4/17/15
"I wouldn't have been able to pay the bills without Rover," Miller says.
Most Popular Cat Names in America
AOL.com, 4/16/15
Earlier this week Rover.com published a list of top pet names and found a majority of pet owners name their cats human names. Not too much of a surprise considering many felines are seen as a part of the family.
Rover.com Fetches $25 Million Round, Led by TCV
PR Newswire, 3/19/2015
"We invest in market-leading technology companies that we believe have huge potential and are poised for massive expansion, and Rover is a great fit," said David Yuan, General Partner at TCV. "Even as Rover has grown to become the largest network in the US, it has earned unparalleled customer satisfaction and loyalty. In fact, the research we conducted has revealed that more than 90% of Rover's customers have recommended the service to someone else, which is pretty remarkable."
Geekwire, 3/4/2015
As if you needed another reason to get a dog, Rover unveiled a new work initiative this week: If you work at Rover, you get a puppy.
How to Earn Extra Cash as a Dog Sitter
All You, March 2015
Turn your love of pets into a money-making venture.
Forget The Kennel, Use Rover For Your Dogs When You Go On Vacation
Huffington Post, 2/27/2015
Going on vacation is one of the most exciting things to look forward to, but if you're leaving a pet at home, it can turn into a stressful experience. Luckily, you won't have to worry about man's best friend at the kennel anymore, because Rover has you covered.
Seattle Mag, February 2015
Nothing spoils a vacation kickoff like the stricken look in your dog's eyes as you drop him off at the gulag, er, kennel. No more! Leave it to Seattle's dog-loving geeks to perfect an Internet-based fix that means a vacation for you is nearly as much fun for your pup.
5 Ways to Make More Money in 2015
Kiplinger's Personal Finance, 1/7/2015
Of the many strategies to get ahead financially in 2015, one surefire approach is to make more money. You might be thinking that's easier said than done. But it isn't as hard as it might seem, considering the multitude of cash-generating opportunities. In fact, here are five great ways to put more money in your wallet this year.
Kale, Coconut, and All the Other Most Popular Dog Names of 2014
PopSugar, 1/5/2015
Rover.com, the nation's Airbnb for dogs, has released a survey that details the most popular dog names of 2014. While you might not be surprised that mainstays like Max and Daisy topped the list, you probably wouldn't have guessed that some of your favorite foods (kale) and Frozen characters (Elsa!) have taken over as monikers for furry family members across the country.
How to Launch a Business in the Sharing Economy
Entrepreneur, 12/24/2015
As a tech executive who often traveled on business, Aaron Easterly was constantly asking friends and family to care for Caramel, his beloved Pomeranian. "I would never take her to a kennel, so I'd go frantically down the list of family, friends and neighbors every time a business trip came up," he says. "This was just one of those areas that felt frustratingly broken."
7 Lifehacks to Eliminate Your Holiday Hassle
CNN Money, 12/12/2014
Whether curating the perfect gift or finding a pet-sitter, these startups offer time-saving services that might just seem like holiday magic.
Were You and Your New Fido Original This Year?? Here Are the Most Popular Names for Dogs in 2014!
Perez Hilton, 12/11/2014
A survey from Rover.com has shown the world just what dogs are being named these days, and the results may surprise you!!!
Dude, Where's My Dog? Actor Ashton Kutcher Invests in Pet Boarding Marketplace Rover
Geekwire, 11/3/2014
The Seattle-based online dog-sitting marketplace announced today that actor Ashton Kutcher — yes, the guy behind films such as Dude, Where's My Car? and No Strings Attached — is taking an equity stake in the company via his investment firm A-Grade Investments.
Wine-y Dogs Most Popular in San Francisco
ABC News, 10/13/2014
San Francisco has long been considered one of the most pet-friendly cities in the U.S., with the number of households containing dogs outnumbering those with children.
But a lesser known fact is that many of the pooches in that fog-drenched domain are named after spirits, beer and vino.
Rover.com Acquires Sleepover Rover, Launches First-Of-Its-Kind Premier Service
Seattle PI, 8/7/2014
Rover.com, the nation's largest network connecting dog owners with dog lovers for hire, today announced it has acquired Sleepover Rover®, a pioneer of the in-home dog boarding industry. As a result of the acquisition, Rover is also announcing that it has launched a new high-touch service, Rover Premier.
TechFlash, 3/12/2014
This newest round of funding was raised by new investor Menlo Ventures, with additional funds from existing investors Petco, Madrona Venture Group, and Foundry Group.
Rover.com Secures Series C Funding from Menlo Ventures
GeekWire, 3/12/2014
Menlo Ventures, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm that has invested in Fab.com, Uber, and Tumblr, has invested $12 million in Rover.com. With this funding, Rover plans to expand its online services and features for dog sitters and dog owners.
Rover.com Lands More Than $12M in Funding
Seattle Times, 3/12/2014
The Seattle-based online website, which connects dog owners with dog sitters nationwide, plans to use the latest funding round to expand its workforce and offerings.
Love dog-watching? Rover.com's Live Webcam Offers Glimpse into Dog-Friendly office
GeekWire, 11/22/2013
Check out Rover.com's new live stream—coined "#RoverCam"—they've set up inside their dog-friendly office. The Seattle startup, which hosts an online marketplace for dog sitters, wanted to give customers an opportunity to experience the Rover.com company culture, which allows employees to let their canines roam around the office freely.
Top Ten Ways to Take Advantage of the 'Sharing Economy'
Los Angeles Times, 11/22/2013
Sites such as Rover.com…connect dog owners with trusted dog sitters who live near them. Dog owners get to leave their pets with a sitter in their home while dog sitters get extra cash and get to hang out with a furry friend.
Making a Trustworthy Community Marketplace: How Rover.com Ensures Satisfied Customers
Collaborative Consumption, 11/16/2013
Rover.com takes a number of approaches to eliminate doubt and make clients confident in the service. The strategies Rover.com uses aim to make the site as personal as possible.
Steps to Finding the Perfect Dog Sitter with Rover.com
PetCareRx Blog, 11/15/2013
Many pet owners feel reluctant about leaving their pet when they go on vacation, in large part because they aren't really comfortable with their current boarding solution. Rover.com has an alternative: it helps pet parents find trusted dog sitters close by.
An Easy Way to Find a Good Pet Sitter
Real Simple, 11/11/2013
As if traveling for the holidays isn't stressful enough, being separated from your pets can be difficult. To give yourself (and your furry friends) a peace of mind before choosing a sitter, schedule a meet-and-greet before you go away.
From Doctor to Dog Sitter: Why This MD Left the Hospital to Take Care of Four-Legged Friends
GeekWire, 11/11/2013
Tserng is a doctor-turned-dog sitter. It's a career change that Tserng has embraced–after all, she's happier everyday and making more money in the process. It's been a nice change of pace from the 9-to-5 world and if the past few months are any indication, she and her friend are on pace to make $100,000 per year.
King 5 New Day Northwest, 11/1/13
Rover.com is an adorable, convenient pet website based here in Seattle. It's a network of dog-owners and dog-sitters, and it's free to join!
Chances are your workplace hasn't gone to the dogs quite like this one. At Rover.com workers are encouraged to bring their dogs to work.
Rover: My Small Business Story
Up Global, 10/11/2013
Rover won Startup Weekend back in 2011 with a vision to provide trusted pet sitters in every city.
Rover Partners with Animal Rescue for First Annual Casino Night
Seattle PI, 10/11/13
Rover.com, the digital home dog boarding leader that connects dog owners with approved and reviewed dog sitters, is continuing to work with animal rescues across the country. It's teaming up with Lucky Dog Animal Rescue for their first annual "Let's Get Lucky" casino night.
Rover.com Adds the San Francisco SPCA as a Sit-A-Dog, Save-A-Life Partner
Reuters, 10/4/13
"We are excited to be joining Rover's Sit-a-Dog, Save-a-Life program and believe this is a partnership that will benefit both of us," said Jennifer Lu, Marketing and Communications Manager at the San Francisco SPCA. "Both of our businesses believe that all animals deserve forever homes, and by working together we will continue to advocate for animal welfare and enhancing the human-animal bond."
Strictly VC, 10/3/13
Many pet owners just despite the idea of taking their dog to a kennel. To them, it's like taking a kid to an orphanage, a place where dog might sleep and get a meal but could have a terrible experience. If every dog owner used an inexpensive solution like Rover, it could become a $61 billion business.
Dog 2.0: This Time is Different (Really)
StartUp Beat 9/10/2013
Rover offers dog owners a community of hand-selected dog lovers to serve as hosts when dog parents travel. We've borrowed data and statistical techniques from the finance and online media industries to evaluate sitters (in addition to the human reviews) and constantly improve the experience.
Today, the family dog really is family
Star News Online, 8/28/2013
Since Rover.com is a social community that connects dog owners with trusted dog sitters across the country, Easterly is pleased, though not surprised, that the vast majority of people who share their homes with at least one dog (over 75 percent) suggest that research into choosing a pet sitter is equally as important as choosing a babysitter.


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Sandman Hotel Group features properties located within a rich mosaic of neighbourhoods and surrounding areas, each with a distinct, welcoming personality. We have compiled a list of useful information below to enhance your stay.
Cranbrook Attractions
In the middle of the broad Rocky Mountain Trench, Cranbrook (population 19,161) boasts more sunshine than anywhere else in British Columbia, and it has a feeling of openness that is reminiscent of the Canadian prairies.
Cranbrook is a railway town, a mill town, a commercial centre, and an island in a sea of golf courses. It has a modern theatre and a lively arts community, a professional hockey team, and a remarkable museum that captures the experience of the golden age of rail travel in Canada.
For people who live in the small towns of the Kootenay Rockies, however, Cranbrook is the closest thing to a big city. There's a strip that runs through town – an avenue of distractions packed with fast food outlets, hotels, automotive businesses and big-box stores. Too bad that someone passing through would likely see nothing else.
Cranbrook feels like a working town with few upscale bistros or pricey boutiques. People raise families here, they work at the mill, at the college, in mining and in the service industry; people retire here.
In their leisure time, people actively participate in, come to watch, or volunteer in support of the wide range of cultural, recreational and sports activities that define life in Cranbrook – and this community supports everything from hockey to high school musicals.
Cranbrook, situated in the middle of the Rocky Mountain Trench, is accessible via a number of highways and along three driving routes in the Kootenay Rockies Region.
Car Travel
Highway 95 runs up and down the valley connecting the city with Spokane WA (303km/188mi) via the Canada/US border crossing at Kingsgate, and with the TransCanada Highway at Golden, 246km/153mi to the north. Highway 95A links Cranbrook with nearby Kimberley, rejoining Highway 95 at Wasa.
Highway 3 connects Cranbrook with Castlegar, Nelson, the southern Thompson Okanagan Valley and Vancouver 849km/528mi to the west, and with Fernie and the Crowsnest Pass to southern Alberta and Calgary, 402km/250mi to the east.
Visiting the provincial parks and getting to Fort Steele and other attractions outside the city limits will require the use of a car. Budget and Enterprise car rentals are available both in Cranbrook and at the Canadian Rockies International Airport. Avis Rent A Car has an agency at the airport only.
Snow tires or chains are required for winter driving as highway conditions can be hazardous.
Air Travel
The Canadian Rockies International Airport is located approximately 15km/9mi north of Cranbrook, off Highway 95A. Destinations in Canada are served by Air Canada and Pacific Coastal Airlines. Delta Airlines, meanwhile, offers seasonal service to Salt Lake City, connecting with all parts of the United States.
Sports Arena/s
Cranbrook RecPlex 1km
Wasa Lake 30km
Ski Slopes
- Kimberley Alpine Resort 30km
- Fernier Alpine Resort 93km
Tamarack Mall 1Km
Key City 1km
Major Business Center
- Chamber of Commerce 2km
- Cranbrook Hospital 3km
- College of the Rockies 3.5km
- Tamarack Mall 1km
Denny's 24 Hour Restaurant
24 Hour Family Restaurant located at the hotel. Serving Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Appetizers and Desserts. Special menu items for Kids, Seniors and Late Night dining.


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Sr. User Interface Designer, Global Platforms, D&B
Company/Group Overview
The Global Platforms group at Dun and Bradstreet (D&B) is an exemplary
organization with the unique combination of technical entrepreneurial
vibrancy and financial stability. D&B is a Fortune 1000 company and
traded on the NYSE as DNB. The 60-person Global Platforms team is a
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DNBi™. The team is in an exciting stage of growth and the culture is
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Product Overview
DNBi is an innovative, Web-based application that empowers credit
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decisions. DNBi showcases the power of D&B's DUNSRight™ data delivery
process by emphasizing ease of use.
Position Overview
Global Platforms is looking for talented, creative and motivated
full-time Sr. User Interface Designers. The work is challenging,
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The newly hired individuals will join the Product Design team and play
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* Team up with User Experience Managers and Product Managers to design
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* Lead user interface designs through the UI design cycle
* Interactive Design: Brainstorm and refine interface concepts with
Product Management & Engineering
* Prototyping & Testing: Create prototypes of interfaces to allow
sufficient user feedback prior to development
* Cooperative Development: Guide on-shore and off-shore JAVA engineers
to implement sophisticated, user-centric interfaces
* Ongoing Enhancement: Revise designs and implementations based on
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* Support user experience research and usability testing efforts to
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* Integrating feedback from multiple sources to improve design and
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Nene looked around in surprise. Standing behind him was John Wall, who had reached up to rub the head of his 6-foot-11 teammate as the two players exited the tunnel. Both had rare smiles on their faces, but well deserved ones. In a stunning upset, the Washington Wizards defeated the defending champion Miami Heat 105-101 on Tuesday at Verizon Center.
It was yet another game that came down to the wire, but for just the second time this season, the Wizards were the ones able to close out a game in the fourth quarter, and hold off a late comeback run by an opponent. The Wizards (2-13) have now defeated the Heat (12-4) for the third straight time.
"I told the guys [before the game] that right now, except your families, the only people who think you have a chance are the people in this room," Wizards coach Randy Wittman said. "We need to have a statement game and what better opportunity will there be than to beat this team. And they took it to heart."
In true dramatic fashion, the Wizards had their best game of the season against the best team in the league. They recorded their highest point total, not including overtime, tied their best shooting percentage (48.1) and had more assists (31) than they have all season. In front of an announced crowd of 17,761, including Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, who sat courtside, the Wizards finally gave their fans a reason to stand and cheer.
Defensively, they held the Heat under their season average of 104.6 points and defended the 3-point line better than they have all year, holding Miami to just 8-for-28 shooting from beyond the arc.
"You have ups and downs at any point in the game but we survived them,"Wittman said. "They didn't hit bottom when they started going bad. They believed it. I could see it in their eyes."
The Wizards were aided by a couple of rare blown opportunities by LeBron James, who missed the potential game-tying 3-pointer with 3.9 seconds left, along with two free throw attempts in the closing seconds. But James still led all scorers with 26, and recorded a triple double, adding 13 rebounds and 11 assists. The other two members of Miami's Big Three also scored in double figures; Chris Bosh had 20 and Dwyane Wade scored 24.
In yet another night when the Wizards bench outscored their starters, Jordan Crawford had 22, Kevin Seraphin added 16 and Martell Webster had 13. The highest scoring starter was A.J. Price with 14. Wittman, who went with his fifth different starting lineup in 15 games, replaced Kevin Seraphin with Chris Singleton, believing Singleton would be a better choice to guard the 3-point shooters.
"We kept Miami guessing a little bit," Crawford said. "It was confidence. Confidence is key. I think everybody is gaining confidence in themselves and that's making us a better team. It's just good to pull out a win after all our hard work."
For rookie Bradley Beal, who had the tough assignment of guarding Wade and Ray Allen, it was gratifying to see the team not only execute on offense, but turn in their best defensive performance of the season.
"Yes we won, but we can't get too complacent," Beal said. "We still have 60 more games. I think we just did a great job at staying poised and focused on what we need to do."
During practice all week long, Wittman stressed ball movement, and yelled at his players whenever he saw too much dribbling and not enough passing. His players finally listened, and executed the game plan better than they have all year.
The one negative from the game is that the Wizards were hit with yet another injury, when Trevor Ariza went down early in the second half with a left calf strain and did not return. But even Ariza had a signature moment to remember. On the game's opening play, he stole the ball from James and dished a crosscourt pass to Beal, who scored the game's first bucket.
"I think it was trust," Shaun Livingston said of the Wizards' breakthrough win. "We trusted our teammates, and [we] trusted ourselves."
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American Apparel T-shirts are made with 100% fine jersey cotton combed for softness and comfort. (Athletic Grey and Athletic Blue contain 50% polyester / 25% cotton / 25% rayon)
this is awesome!
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The name Merritt arrived in England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. The Merritt family lived in Leicestershire. Their name, however, is a reference to the family's place of residence prior to the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, Marriot in Normandy. While many of the family settled in England, some stayed behind in Normandy as shown by Richard Mareta who was listed there (1180-1195.) [1]
The surname Merritt was first found in Somerset at Merriott, a parish, in the union of Chard, hundred of Crewkerne. [2] This parish was listed in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Meriet [3] and possibly meant "boundary gate," from the Old English words "maere" + "geat." [4] Some of the first listings of the name include: Alric filius Meriet; and Aelric Meriete in 1066 and Aegel filius Mergeati c. 1086. Symon Meriet was listed in the Assize Rolls of 1202. [5] The Hundredorum Rolls of 1273 listed: John de Meriet in Lincolnshire; and Simon de Meriet in Somerset. [6]
A multitude of spelling variations characterize Norman surnames. Many variations occurred because Old and Middle English lacked any definite spelling rules. The introduction of Norman French to England also had a pronounced effect, as did the court languages of Latin and French. Therefore, one person was often referred to by several different spellings in a single lifetime. The various spellings include Marriott, Mariott, Marriot, Marritt, Marrot, Marrotte, Mariatt, Maryet, Maryott, Marryatt, Mariate, Merritt, Merriott and many more.
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Merritt research. Another 167 words (12 lines of text) covering the years 1614, 1695, 1657, 1679, 1708, 1695 and 1698 are included under the topic Early Merritt History in all our PDF Extended History products.
Another 117 words (8 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Merritt Notables in all our PDF Extended History products.
Some of the Merritt family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 101 words (7 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products.
Many English families left England, to avoid the chaos of their homeland and migrated to the many British colonies abroad. Although the conditions on the ships were extremely cramped, and some travelers arrived diseased, starving, and destitute, once in the colonies, many of the families prospered and made valuable contributions to the cultures of what would become the United States and Canada. Research into the origins of individual families in North America has revealed records of the immigration of a number of people bearing the name Merritt or a variant listed above:
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Merritt Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
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Merritt Settlers in Canada in the 18th Century
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The Merritt Family Crest was acquired from the Houseofnames.com archives. The Merritt Family Crest was drawn according to heraldic standards based on published blazons. We generally include the oldest published family crest once associated with each surname.
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The current population of Washington County is 11,974 with the median age of 40. Washington County's median household income is $41,893, and the average household net worth is $353,840.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Washington County by age group. In Washington County, the male-to-female ratio is 5,835:6,139, which is 2% lower than the ratio of Kentucky, which is 2,177,254:2,247,987. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Kentucky, has 20% less property crime than the national average, and has 43% less personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Washington County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Washington County, 79% of people are married and 21% of people are single. The percent of people married is 6% higher than the ratio of Kentucky, which is 74%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Washington County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Washington County is $41,893, which is 4% lower than that of Kentucky ($43,607). Income data for Washington County is sourced from census, 2015.
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Riverboat Bob Stoops returns with big-time playcalls in Sooners win
STILLWATER — With the game, and the season, and maybe a rivalry's course, all on the line, here's what Bob Stoops did.
He let his offensive coordinator call a pass for a quarterback who had been throwing the ball to the wrong color much of the night. And not just any pass. But a deep pass to a receiver who had been benched much of the season.
Then Stoops did it all over again, except this time to a tight end whose most notable play was a dropped touchdown.
You can list all the fake punts and fake field goals you want. The old Riverboat Bob never was as brazen as he was Saturday night at Boone Pickens Stadium.
Oklahoma won this every-sense-of-the-word Bedlam 47-41, a wild affair that sends the Sooners to just exactly where two months ago we all thought they'd be, the Big 12 title game against Nebraska, but where not too many of us thought they'd be after a rocky road through the conference.
And Stoops won this because he did what not every coach can bring himself to do: believe in players who hadn't always given him reason to believe.
In the final 3 1/2 minutes of the game, Landry Jones threw touchdown passes of 86 yards to Cameron Kenney and 76 yards to James Hanna, both with the Sooners clinging to two-point leads.
Jones had thrown three interceptions to keep the Cowboys in the game. Kenney had been replaced in the lineup earlier this season and had just five catches since September. Hanna dropped that beautiful fake-field goal pass that might have cost OU the Texas A&M game.
Yet there they were Saturday night, delivering victory to the Sooners and keeping OU in control of this series for the eighth straight year and Stoops in line for his seventh Big 12 title in the 2000s.
"I was so pleased at how ... we made big plays in the fourth quarter when we had to have them,†Stoops said.
Remember when OU had a fourth-quarter problem? And a road-game problem? The Sooners scattered both Saturday night. They entered the fourth quarter tied at 24, yet beat the ninth-ranked Cowboys in front of a frenzied crowd delirious for State victory.
Even better than that, Jones grew up. Not a bad night, a monumental victory and a quarterback who should now have removed all doubts about his gamesmanship.
"A few tough spots, but we loved his resilience,†Stoops said of Jones, who completed 37 of 62 passes for 468 yards, which matches Sam Bradford's school record for yards.
Stoops even got a little giddy, for him, trotting out phrases like "Joe Montana†and "special quarterback.â€
"It says a lot about a guy's resilience,†Stoops said. "His character. You watch some of the great quarterbacks, they'll have a bad game, then they have a great fourth quarter that wins the game.â€
Maybe this verdict elevates Jones in the minds of his constituency, who have not been sold on a guy with good numbers but few big wins.
No one could see either big throwing coming. Especially not after a Jones deep ball was almost intercepted with OU nursing a 33-31 lead and the clock under 3:20.
Run the ball, everyone thought, even if tailbacks DeMarco Murray and Roy Finch were banged up and the Sooners had gone to fumble-prone Mossis Madu (another sign of Stoops' belief).
Instead, Kevin Wilson went back to Jones, who on 3rd-and-12 from the OU 14-yard line hit Kenney in stride on a deep slant. Kenney motored to an improbable 86-yard touchdown.
"Cameron did an excellent job of just crossing the middle and outrunning everybody,†Stoops said. "And Landry put the ball right on him, otherwise that's not a touchdown.
The fireworks had just started. OSU's Justin Gilbert returned the ensuing kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown, requiring another Jones stunner.
On 2nd-and-6 from the OU 24, and the Cowboys down to one timeout, the Sooners again went with a power formation. Jones faked a handoff and hit Hanna behind the OSU secondary. The big tight end rambled 76 yards for a touchdown that capped this Saturday night special.
"They were expecting us to run and try to eat up clock,†Stoops said. "Instead of blocking down and running it, these guys pop out, and James has great speed to get past people.â€
So the Sooners won more than the Cowboys lost, and OU did it with guys that only the coaches could have trusted.
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$8,500 raised to replace playground equipment
Greendale - The committee whose goal is to raise $15,000 to replace equipment at the 84th Street and Grange Avenue playground is halfway there.
MaryAnn Bialo, committee chairwoman, said so far, $8,500 has been raised.
"We've been at this about two to three years," she said.
Fundraising efforts slowed with the economy, Bialo said, but she still expects that new equipment will be installed and ready to use this spring or summer. The old equipment was rusty and unsafe and has already been removed from the site.
Bialo said the committee is considering replacing the old equipment - monkey bars, a swing set and merry-go-round - or creating a "green playground" using the natural landscape.
The playground is owned by the Greendale School District. Canterbury Elementary School is holding fundraisers this year to benefit the project.
Parent-Teacher Organization President Carla Gilmore said it was the students' idea to dedicate dollars received in their monthly fundraisers to the project, and she said she expects to collect between $4,000 and $6,000 by the time equipment needs to be purchased.
FHS recycling cell phones to defray cost of prom
Franklin - Franklin High School is collecting used cell phones and recycling them to raise money for this year's prom.
Jan Coenen, junior class advisor, said the school can raise on average $2 to $4 per phone collected, and monies raised will be used to defray the cost of tickets.
"Prom can be so expensive," she said, and tickets can be anywhere from $50 to $100.
Collection bins will be placed at the main office and at the gym, and cell phones can be deposited there until Jan. 31.
Coenen said there's no fundraising goal set, as this is the first year the recycling effort's been attempted.
"We don't know how much money it'll bring it because it's never been done before," she said.
For most models, personal data will be erased by the recycling facility, GRC Wireless Recycling of Florida.
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Franklin - Kindergarten registration for the 2012-13 school year will be held 12:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Feb. 7 and 8 at the Education & Community Center, 8255 W. Forest Hill Ave.
Children must be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1 to enroll. To receive a registration packet or for more information, visit www.franklin.k12.wi. All registration packets will be mailed out in mid-January.
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Cerec and CAD/CAM Restorations
Traditional crowns and inlays are made in laboratories using a centuries-old lost wax technique with cast metal and sometimes a layer of porcelain on top. For many years our offices have been using all-ceramic restorations in many situations. The current technology to produce these is mainly CAD/CAM, an acronym for computer aided design/computer aided manufacture. Some of the types you will hear us speak about are Cerec, Procera, E4D, and Lava restorations.
What is a Cerec crown or inlay?
The Cerec machine uses an optical scanner (camera) to take a picture of the shaped tooth, and the computer designs the ideal crown or inlay as a 3 dimensional image. Then a milling machine grinds the crown or inlay out of a solid block of an incredibly strong ceramic material . After the bite is adjusted to fit your opposing teeth, the crown or inlay can be stained and glazed and is ready to insert. In some cases, this can be all done at the same appointment.
Why does it take a couple weeks to get my crown back from the laboratory?
In some instances, the office or laboratory will scan a model of the shaped tooth, design the crown or inlay, and the computer will send the file over the internet to a dedicated production facility off-site. The core or inside of the crown, will be made by a robotic manufacturing facility and then shipped to our laboratory for the ceramist to custom-build the porcelain on top for the most life-like result possible. This is especially important for front teeth where aesthetics are of greatest importance.
What is a custom implant abutment?
Using the same CAD/CAM technology, we will often custom-make the post for your dental implant that the eventual crown is cemented to. This allows us to have the edges of the crown just under the edges of the gumline, we can make the angulation of the post perfect, and in many cases we can use zirconia, an extremely strong ceramic material, that will not show darkness through the gum tissue.
What does the future hold?
This technology continues to evolve and improve at an amazing rate. The next big step in this technology is likely to be the mainstream integration of optical impressions (again, taken digitally with a camera or scanner) to replace the typical models taken with impression material. But whatever the future holds, you can be sure that our dentists will investigate each new develop and bring in those technologies when we feel they will improve the health and care of you, our client.


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May 1, 2010 I ran the fifth annual middle school chess tournament for Denton ISD. It should have been the sixth annual, but last year's was not held due to the swine flu scare. On May 4, a front page story appeared with results from the event. This year, only one other team (Calhoun Middle School) sent players to compete. I am the volunteer chess teacher at Strickland Middle School, and Strickland hosted the tournament this year. The 13 players played four rounds, and Strickland Middle School players finished in the top three individual places. We also won 18.5-9.5 in points accumulated by our team's individual players. We had a one player advantage, as Calhoun sent six players and we had seven players. Congrats Strickland!
Tuesday, April 27, was our last chess club meeting of this 2010 spring semester. Two girls and five boys attended. To warm up for our May 1, 2010 tournament, we played touch-move ladder games. For more about how I run ladder games see the appendix to Read, Write, Checkmate: Enrich Literacy with Chess Activities. Or read Elizabeth Vicary interviewed by Jennifer Shahade (June 26,
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Last week (12th time I met with chess club) was our match with Sanger. For week thirteen, April 13, I congratulated the six boys and one girl who came to chess club on on our win the previous week. (Five of them had been part of that winning effort). Then I pointed out one area where we could have improved: Basic Checkmates (endgame mates with major pieces). One of our players stalemated with two queens against a lone king. Another of our players checkmated with a king and queen against a king, but it took a while. So for week thirteen trainers worked with trainees on basic checkmates. I tested each student individually about how many moves it took them to get to a checkmate from a starting position. The starting positions are listed in my book People, Places, Checkmates: Teaching Social Studies with Chess. But, to give you an idea, how many moves would it take you or your student to checkmate when white starts with a K on h1, Q on a1, and black has a K on d5 (white to move)?
And for the chess-player the success which crowns his work, the great dispeller of sorrows, is named "combination."
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Texas beat Houston 4-0 and set a major-league record for strikeouts (43) by one pitching staff in its first three games of the season.
HOUSTON — The retractable roof was closed for all three games during the Texas Rangers' season-opening series, yet there was a steady breeze blowing through Minute Maid Park.
The air was moved frequently by Houston Astros hitters, whose bats swung through pitches at an alarming rate.
The trend continued Wednesday in a 4-0 victory in which the Rangers set a major-league record for strikeouts (43) by a pitching staff in its first three games of the season.
Alexi Ogando struck out a career-high 10 in 6-1/3 innings, and Joe Nathan struck out the side in the ninth. The Rangers broke the record of 42 strikeouts in the first three games of a season, set by a 1966 Cleveland Indians staff that included Luis Tiant and "Sudden" Sam McDowell.
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The previous night, Houston fanned 14 times as Yu Darvish came one out from a perfect game for Texas.
"Yesterday, it was more about their guy, and today it was more about our guys," Houston manager Bo Porter said. "We just had our guys expanding the (strike) zone way too often."
The Rangers are the fourth team since 1916 to start the season by striking out 10 or more batters in each of their first three games.
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CINCINNATI — Reds outfielder Ryan Ludwick is expected to miss at least three months following surgery to repair torn cartilage in his right shoulder.
Ludwick dislocated his non-throwing shoulder while sliding into third base in Cincinnati's opening-day loss to the Angels on Monday. An MRI a day later found the cartilage tear.
"Hopefully sometime after the All-Star break we'll get a fresh and new player back," Reds manager Dusty Baker said.
The Reds put Ludwick on the 15-day disabled list and called up outfielder Derrick Robinson to make his major-league debut. Chris Heisey will get a chance to play in left field full-time, and second baseman Brandon Phillips will move into the cleanup spot.
• Hiroki Kuroda became the latest Yankees player to get hurt, leaving in the second inning against Boston after Shane Victorino's line drive bruised the middle finger of his pitching hand. He was to be X-rayed.
• Red Sox DH David Ortiz (heel inflammation) is on a timetable to rejoin the team in the third week of April.
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Concept design and box art for a statue that was never produced.
You have the image of this statue until now i never see a massive real muscle drawing like this
Conan worked up a Hero sized sweat here. I especially like the rocky background on this one. It makes me want to take my camera and go outside for a walk in some rock country! Thanks for the inspiration.
Great work!
sexy and savage
amazing muscles, perfect.
Wonderful work... I'll keep an eye out for that statue!
brilliant work,this is now a statue,it can be bought from many websites.david fisher paints it on a dvd.
Really? Do you have a link to any of the statue sites?
wow, that is amazing!!
Cool. As a weapons smith, it's funny to see an axe that'd weigh about 200#. I love Conan. Been following your Career for many years. Thanks for being so available.
Epic. simply epic
Pretty cool.
OMG ! Amazing piece !
What a badass! He stabbed the Vanir raider with his own sword and took his double headed battle axe!
Love the title you chose, I to have a pic with a similar theme that has this very title, though not nearly as well rendered of course. Me still being still a novice in comparison. Though now that I think about it, I doubt I'd ever consider myself more, despite how much my skill may have progressed.
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Its hard to get back into riding when youre saving up for a house...
Its hard to get back into riding when youre saving up for a house...
If you want to ride badly make sure you do whatever you can to get out there. I understand saving for a house is very difficult but not everything cycle related costs. If you don't have a bike borrow one, or get a cheap one. Cycling can be quite cheap if you do it right, you may not have the best kit or the best gear but you'll be riding and that's what really matters.
Welcome to the forum.
If you are interested in cycling on a tight budget, sometimes a Vintage Bike can be a great approach.
Check out the Classic & Vintage forum and browse around for some ideas.
Cycling is good for your health, and can save money too (check out Utility Cycling for ideas on shopping etc, and Commuting to learn about how some people ride to work) Even in those forums, there is some dscussin of bikes beyond your budget, but you don't need a whiz bang bike to rise, look more for the concepts of how to use your bike productively.
Good luck on finding a way to ride.
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need the new bike fever to get back into it? As stated above, cycling doesnt have to be expensive. get something cheap and enjoy crushing people on it. I rode a 200 dollar bike across the US this past summer. perfect!
Yup, come and visit us in the Classic & Vintage forum. We specialize in getting people back on bikes .
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hey I had a kidney transplant on Jan 16th, I have a broken foot (severe fracture, too) and it's 3 degrees outside with about 4 feet of snow.
within about three weeks of having the transplant, I was back on my fluid trainer, messing around on my 21 year old road bike. hahaha
It's an addiction. If you want it badly enough, you'll find an excuse. :smile:
Gear is gear. 5-10 lbs heavier isn't that big of a difference as long as you get it running smooth and it fits. I would take a 35 lb. 30 year old tank that fits over a nice new carbon bike that is an inch or two too small.
anyway, ride on.
There a plenty of decent bikes out there that don't have to cost an arm and a leg and will provide you with much riding enjoyment.
I volunteer at our local bike co-op and we specialize in getting people on bikes for not a lot of money... most of our very decent reconditioned bikes sell for >100.00. We receive such a high number of quality bikes that we rarely bother to put time and effort in department store / lesser quality bikes.
I recently built up an SS commuter for our shop (I already have enough bikes) and we'll probably sell it for $120.00 which is the going rate for these builds... the work I did isn't anything a person with reasonable mechanical skills could not do and perhaps even do for less.
I miscommunicated that, I shouldve said "Its hard to get back into riding when youre bike is in pieces, you work 10 hour days, youre far from the nearest trail, and all your time is spent on your new marriage, your soon to be new house and your career."
I have a bike, its just in pieces in the garage. Now that summer is approaching and Im done with college, Im going to try my best to squeeze in a few miles a week.
btw, Ive been on these forums since 03 but thanks anyway for the re-welcome.


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Soldiers, who are more exposed to all kinds of biological and environmental contamination, have now triggered a new idea of exploring chemical-proof clothing. In order to ensure the chemical protection, US soldiers plan to bring in omniphobic-coated uniforms. This specially treated material that protects from dirt, rain and snow, can also fight off environmental and chemical threats.
As per the solicitation notice issued by the Department of the Army earlier this month, it has been proved that these omniphobic coatings have the power to ward off all sorts of dirt, bacteria and viruses.
The efficacy of the material to shield the skin from solid and liquid toxic industrial chemicals, petroleum, oil, and lubricants, chemical warfare agents, and bacteria and viruses has proved positive.
Lab tests by the MIT have revealed its capability to enhance chemical and biological protection, which make liquids to bead rather than clinging on to the surface. Another advantage for the soldiers with this omniphobic clothing is that they have to do less laundry.
Natural materials like lotus leaves or spider hair which can repel water and display self-cleaning functions were used for experiments by the researchers.
It is also being said that the omniphobic textiles might easily scratch off, as they don't currently meet military standards fully. The Army's Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Centeris in fact looking for a thinner clothing to fix the "material weaknesses". Before going on with this proposed military clothing, the Army wants to ensure better stuff without any compromise in fabric stiffness or in color. Clothes also need to ensure free air flow and moisture wicking ability.
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Episode number: 1x10
Production Number: CA110
Airdate: Tuesday September 14th, 2010
Special Airtime: 09:00 pm
Director: Ken Girotti
Writer: James D. Parriott
Peter Gallagher
As Arthur Campbell
Gregory Itzin
As Henry Wilcox
Anna Chlumsky
As Vivian Long
Dan Lett
As Roche
Richard Waugh
As Don Ridley
Andrew Moodie
As Andrew Branch
Avigail Humphreys
As Chloe
Daniel Matmor
As Curator
Brendan J. Rowland
As Turnbull (as Brendan Rowland)
Clive Walton
As Floor Manager
Drew Zeran
As Handsome CIA Gambler
John Watson (2)
As Asser
Natalie Brown
As Patricia Ridley
Peter Pasyk
As Waiter
Terrence Bryant
As British Croupier
William Poulin
As David
Piper Perabo
As Annie Catherine Walker
Christopher Gorham
As Auggie Anderson
Kari Matchett
As Joan Campbell
Sendhil Ramamurthy
As Jai Wilcox
Anne Dudek
As Danielle Brooks
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|Chris Ord  | Matt Corman
|• Executive Producer
|Dave Bartis  | Doug Liman  | James D. Parriott
|• Co-Executive Producer
|Jonathan Glassner
|• Supervising Producer
|Stephen Hootstein
|• Producer
|Gene Klein  | Sean Ryerson
|• Co-Producer
|Marcie Ulin  | Meredith Lavender
|• Associate Producer
|Gavin Barclay
|• Production Designer
|Oleg M. Savytski
|• Editor
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|• Casting
|Susie Farris
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|Alan Decker  | Mark Linden
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|Kevin Rushton
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2015: The year of the federal breach
Federal information technology systems have experienced breaches for years, as documented in a steady trickle of intrusions reports by watchdogs and in reports to Congress, but in many ways such cybersecurity incidents reached a crescendo in 2015.
Connolly, Chaffetz can't have it both ways on FITARA Scorecard
Even watchdogs aren't immune to judgment. During congressional testimony, two people have already publicly disputed conclusions that the committee drew.
PR or forensics? A closer look at post-breach response
Recent breaches at the Office of Personnel Management resulted in the theft of some 21.5 million individuals' personal information and rocked federal IT — but the peculiar public communication timeline warrants a closer look.
The next battle waged on the cyber range could be a DoD turf war
In addition to red team vs. blue team exercises, interdepartmental sparring could be imminent across the Defense Department's cyber ranges.
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Senior Matt Maldonado was an automatic qualifier for the U.S. Olympic Trials in the men's 1500m.
June 20, 2012
LONG BEACH - Six current and former 49ers are headed to the U.S. Olympic Trials at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore., June 21-July 1. The top three finishers in each event will earn a spot on the U.S. team for the 2012 London Olympics that run from July 27-Aug. 12.
Matt Maldonado, who will be a senior at Long Beach State in 2012-13, was an automatic qualifier in the men's 1500m with a time of 3:37.68. He will compete in the qualifying round on Thursday, June 28, at 4:20 p.m. The semifinals are scheduled for June 29 (4:25 p.m.) and the finals will take place on July 1 (4:37 p.m.).
In 2011-12, Maldonado redshirted the outdoor season, but was a second-team All-American and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation champion in the indoor mile. He was the first 49er in program history to run a sub-four mile with a lifetime-best 3:59.08 at the MPSF Indoor Championships.
Tyler Wallace (men's pole vault), Ben Woodruff (men's javelin) and Chris Lawson (400m hurdles), who all recently graduated in May, posted provisional qualifying marks for the U.S. Trials. Wallace's height of 5.50m (18-00.50) in the pole vault and Woodruff's distance of 74.12m (243-02) in the javelin put them in the top 24 in their respective events. Woodruff was named the 2012 Big West Men's Field Athlete of the Year after defending his title at the conference championships.
Lawson's time of 50.66 in the 400m hurdles is currently outside of the top 24, but he could move up the rankings with scratches.
Colin Dunbar, who completed his eligibility at Long Beach State in 2011, has been accepted and declared for the U.S. Olympic Trials in the hammer throw, which is slated to start at 3:15 p.m. on Thursday, June 21. The top nine from the trials will advance to the finals at 5:15 p.m. The hammer throw will be held at the Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Ore.
Dunbar was the 2011 Big West Men's Field Athlete of the Year and the USTFCCCA West Region Men's Field Athlete of the Year. He led the 49ers to the conference title by personally accounting for 28 points. Dunbar was the Big West champion in the hammer and discus. He was also a second-team All-American in the hammer and earned honorable mention recognition in the discus.
Randi Hicks, who also wrapped up her collegiate career in 2011, is a provisional qualifier in the women's javelin with a mark of 52.78m (173-02). Hicks was a two-time All-American at LBSU and currently holds the school and Big West record.
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Federal education officials are investigating a complaint that some high schools in North Carolina favor male baseball athletes at the expense of girls' softball teams.
The News & Record of Greensboro reported Wednesday that the civil rights division of the U.S. Education Department received complaints in June. It has not yet decided whether the Rockingham County school system discriminates against female athletes.
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I have a function which, given a filename and directory path, checks if the directory already contains a file with the same name and if so returns an amended filename (by appending a number after the first part of the filename). (The get_filenames() function is a CodeIgniter helper function which creates an array of all the filenames in the specified directory.)
When I try to print out the returned result of the function call, I get nothing; but if I print $new_filename in the else{} statement of the function itself, then simply call the function (rather than printing it's value), it works!
I need to return the value in the function, not print it, as I actually need to assign the result to a variable for further processing. (In the example below I've just printed the result of the function call to demonstrate the point.)
The function:
function avoid_conflicting_filenames($old_filename, $new_filename, $dir, $count)
$num = '';
if ($count > 0):
$num = $count;
$filename_arr = explode('.', $old_filename, -1);
$new_filename = $filename_arr[0] . $num . '.' . $filename_arr[1];
if (in_array($new_filename, get_filenames($dir))):
avoid_conflicting_filenames($old_filename, $new_filename, $dir, $count);
return $new_filename;
And where I call the function:
print avoid_conflicting_filenames('file.jpg', '', 'path/to/file', 0);
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Sanur is a quiet beach town only about 10 mins drive away from the chaos of Kuta.
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Sometimes their spelling is not quite right, but interesting!!
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Hello Jen It was a pleasure meeting you in Ubud. I look forward to visit Sanur.
hi jen, just came on this site and on google there is someone who wants to contact me but i can't get into their page. do you know who it is? Just thought you might know> It is someone who was in Sanur in Aug. but I was in Australia. Liz.
We too ate at the Bonsai - loved it! We stayed at a place right next door. Sanur is fab! :-)
Isn't Sanur just great. Enjoy in September. We are off in November!
We all know you didn't get up early for that sunrise shot - you just never went to bed! Probably up chatting again - cheers (Once again, thanks for the great night)
I love rating restaurants and like that you rate them so honestly! I follow advice such as yours! Thanks. Homer
I'm hungry now Jen after looking at all those yummy restaurant tips!! That resort you stayed in looks nice too....bet you're glad you guys upgraded :o) Cheers, Ann :o)
We love Sanur & have stayed at Peneeda View beachside before the kids. But since we have 2 active ones the Sanur PPSuites which are apartments suit us now. They have 2 & 3 bed apartments with lounge,dining,kitchen & 2 baths
Looks like you ate a lot of good food! :) I like the crocodile bill presentation, too! Thanks for the tips! Sarah :)
A beautiful looking spot Jenny!! Your accoms looks fabulous as did those very tastey dishes you had on display! I love a Chicken Satay with peanut sauce, but I was not really sure what some of the other ones were!
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