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May 13, 2010 - Philadelphia
The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) will host a symposium that asserts battery innovations are the driving force creating major markets.
The symposium will begin at 10 a.m. with a panel of experts with a wide range of expertise in energy topics. The keynote address begins at 1 p.m. after a networking lunch.
Patrick T. Moseley, president, Advanced Lead-Acid Battery Consortium and manager, Electrochemistry, International Zinc Research Organization, Inc. will be a panelist and deliver the keynote address titled:
"The Lead-Acid Battery – 150 Years On"
Gaston Planté's invention responds strongly to the demands put upon it by future automobiles.
Moseley is well-known author, lecturer and innovator in the field of batteries. He is based in Research Triangle Park, NC.
Moderating the panel will be Albert Koenig, vice president, American Refining and Biochemical, Inc. He is a physicist and consulting engineer in the greater Philadelphia area. He has been involved in numerous alternative energy development activities since 1975, including large solar thermal industrial energy projects, residential passive solar and photovoltaic applications, testing of the first 0.5 MWe wind turbine, advanced battery development for EVs, battery energy storage for on-site power, SOFC fuel cells, enhanced oil recovery and geothermal HVAC.
Brijesh Vyas, Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff, LGS Innovations, and Kevin Smith, director of technology, East Penn Manufacturing, are the other members of the panel. Vyas joined Bell Labs Lucent, the predecessor company of LGS Innovations in 1980 in advanced battery research and has a 30-year career studying energy conversion and related topics. Smith joined East Penn in the Analytical Services Group in 1980.
The symposium is the last meeting of the 2009-10 season of Joseph Priestley Society. The Joseph Priestley Society (JPS) promotes a deeper understanding of scientific, technological, and industry developments, with a special orientation to innovation and entrepreneurship.
About the Chemical Heritage Foundation
The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) fosters an understanding of chemistry's impact on society. An independent nonprofit organization, we strive to inspire a passion for chemistry; highlight chemistry's role in meeting current social challenges; and preserve the story of chemistry across centuries.
CHF maintains major collections of instruments, fine art, photographs, papers, and books. We host conferences and lectures, support research, offer fellowships, and produce educational materials. Our museum and public programs explore subjects ranging from alchemy to nanotechnology.
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Military Consumer Protection Day 2013
Calling all military families and veterans! Are you looking to protect yourself or your family from fraud, identity theft, and scams? Maybe you're curious about the best way to use credit, shop for a used car, or maximize your security online.
Military folks are consumers, too – and critical to the economy. Just ask the 1.4 million men and women on active duty or the 1.1 million in the National Guard and Reserve forces. But the unique challenges of military life – frequent relocation, separation from family and friends, and the stresses of deployment – can make military households an attractive target for scam artists. In fact, during 2012 the Federal Trade Commission logged more than 62,000 complaints from servicemembers, veterans, and spouses about their experiences in the marketplace.
That led the FTC and its partners to sponsor Military Consumer Protection Day on July 17, 2013. It's a great day to empower military and veteran communities with information as the first line of defense against consumer fraud. Take a look at Military.ncpw.gov for free tips and tools from the FTC, Department of Defense, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Military Saves and more than a dozen other federal and state agencies, consumer advocates and military support groups. These organizations have joined forces to distribute resources to help you avoid scams, invest wisely, manage money and credit, and deal with debt. The outreach toolkit has tips so you can help spread the word. Distribute free materials or host an event on July 17 – or any time throughout the year. Visit Military.ncpw.gov to download a sample press release, newsletter article, event flyer, social media posts, and ideas for sharing a Humvee full of practical, no-nonsense resources with your friends, family, retirees, veterans, and colleagues in the military.
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The NCAA tournament kicked off the Sweet 16 on March 27. For the most part, the expected suspects and low NCAA tournament seeds were there, with the exception of the South's 10'th seeded Stanford Cardinal and 11'th seeded Dayton Flyers. But by the end of the night, the Flyers were the lone Cinderella to make the Elite Eight, joining favorites like the Florida Gators, Arizona Wildcats and Wisconsin Badgers.
The Sweet 16 had an underwhelming start, as the Flyers and Badgers cruised over the Cardinal and Baylor Bears. The thrills were saved for later, as the Gators finally pulled away over the UCLA Bruins and the Wildcats rallied over the San Diego State Aztecs.
Dayton's 82-72 victory over Stanford wasn't as close as the final score. The Flyers led for most of the night because their bench outscored the Cardinal's by 34-2. Despite having upsetted the Kansas Jayhawks, the Cardinal had no answers for the Flyers, who made their first Elite Eight in 30 years.
The Badgers ended a nine-year Elite Eight drought, as the Bears were dominated almost as much as they dominated the Creighton Bluejays in the previous round. The 69-52 final was more respectable than that 30-point Baylor win, but Wisconsin barely broke a sweat nonetheless.
The Badgers stand to have it tougher in the Elite Eight, in the only regional final between a No. 1 and No. 2 seed. It almost didn't turn out that way, as the Aztecs led the Wildcats for much of the night while Arizona star Nick Johnson missed his first 10 shots.
Yet it was San Diego State who went cold while Johnson finally caught fire, scoring 15 points in the last three minutes. It made all the difference for the Wildcats in their 70-64 win, as coach Sean Miller joined brother and Flyers' coach Archie Miller in the Elite Eight.
The Gators also joined the Wildcats as the second No. 1 seed to escape the Sweet 16, with a 79-68 win over the Bruins. Despite never completely putting UCLA away, Florida got some distance with a 10-0 run after its lead was trimmed to a point.
Two No. 1's and a No. 2 seed joined a No. 11 into the Elite Eight. But in the NCAA tournament, they are all equal in being one win from the Final Four -- with four more schools to join them tonight.


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The Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland needs your help to end cat overpopulation in the Portland/Vancouver area. Your gift will help the ASAP coalition provide affordable spay/neuter services for cats in low-income families and feral cats. By offering 10,000 low-cost surgeries annually, ASAP's "Spay & Save" initiative will reduce the need for shelter services and save the lives of thousands of cats across Portland and Vancouver.
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Tacoma's Eastside neighborhood has undergone a remarkable upgrade over the last ten years. Once a haven for the lost and hopeless surrounded by trees and underbrush, the Eastside began an urban renewal task that started with the Salishan housing development and is continuing to spread toward Pacific Avenue.
What was once an abandoned assortment of buildings on the corner of 38th and East McKinley is now a thriving and interesting strip of restaurants. Antojo (a Mexican eatery) has the catbird seat next to 38th. Next to Antojo is the newly expanded and remodeled Burger Broiler.
My dining companion and I went to Burger Broiler two days running as we had an appointment in the area the second day. I had the Flatbread Sandwich the first day and the Single Burger basket the second trip. My companion had the Bacon/Chicken Sandwich first, and the Fish Sandwich in round two.
The flatbread sandwich was excellent. Roasted peppers rock my world and the sauce that they use was just right. I had regular fries and they were good, though there were a lot of broken pieces. My companion said the bacon/chicken was excellent, and she raved over the Grilled Cheese Fries which include a bit of fry sauce between the cheese and the fries. I had a bite (maybe two...three?) and agreed that they were really good. We were well on our way to a five star rating but I don't like to rate after just one visit. Confident though, we returned the next day.
I thought, "I can't rate a place called Burger Broiler without having a burger" so I ordered the Single Burger basket and substituted the Grilled Cheese Fries. My companion had the fish sandwich.
She said that the fish sandwich was "just okay" and we discovered that the Grilled Cheese Fries" didn't have nearly the amount of fry sauce as the day before. They were fine (with a little ketchup) but the day before they had been heaven sent.
My burger lived up to our five star expectations from the day before. Diners who have enjoyed an In-N-Out burger would find a taste similarity at Burger Broiler. The burger was much like that fine chain and I greatly enjoyed it.
The decor of Burger Broiler is great. There is a southwestern feel to the interior and the ceiling has a western style silver on black decor. Its really pretty.
The prices are a little higher than what you would expect to pay for a Whopper but Burger Broiler proudly trumpets their "Six Items for $10.00" special. It consists of the no-frills items but it does appeal to the strictly budget conscious.
We will return to Burger Broiler because we believe that it can be outstanding. Its good right now. They can tweak it toward greater consistency and it can be great.


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Our management has over 40 years of combined experience in various aspects of the industry including operations, marketing, and hospitality real estate. Our team is comprised of industry professionals with the relevant work experience which has allowed us to search in various segments of the industry including hotel finance, acquisitions, development, asset management, project management, revenue management and operations.
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The Center, accredited by the American College of Radiology and certified by the FDA, offers compassionate and caring breast imaging services.
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LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. (AP) -- Wild Turkey Master Distiller Jimmy Russell has received a lifetime award from the Kentucky Distillers' Association.
Russell is celebrating his 60th year at the Wild Turkey Distillery at Lawrenceburg in central Kentucky.
The distillers' group says the 79-year-old Russell is only the sixth person to ever receive its "Lifetime Honorary Member" award.
The awards ceremony took place Tuesday at the new Wild Turkey visitors' center in Anderson County.
Russell was joined by fellow master distillers as well as KDA board members and Wild Turkey employees.
During his tenure, Russell has been responsible for the creation and launch of several renowned bourbons.
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Arizona - 2004: Underwent wrist surgery in the offseason but returned to action in the fall... In preseason exhibition play, posted a .286 batting average, with four hits in 14 at-bats... Drove in two and had a 1.000 fielding percentage at first base and pitcher... Posted one save in four innings pitched, striking out seven... Allowed only two hits and no runs.
2003: Battled with wrist injuries throughout the season and was unable to pitch as much as was hoped... Posted a 12-2 record in the circle and went 2-1 in Pac-10 competition... Had a 2.52 ERA with 64 strikeouts and 28 earned runs... Had 179 appearances at the plate, with a .324 average... Posted 58 hits, 31 runs and three home runs... Home runs came on February 2 versus Northwestern, February 15 against Minnesota, and March 8 versus Texas Tech... Earned 2003 Pac-10 Honorable Mention honors and 2003 second-team All-Region honors.
Ohio State - 2002: Pitched two seasons at OSU... 2002 Big Ten Player of the Year... 2002 Team Scholar Athlete of the Year... 2002 second team All-American...Posted an ERA of 1.00 and a batting average of .393... Two-time Big Ten Player of the Week.
2001: Posted an ERA of 0.65 and a batting average of .355 for Ohio State.
High School: Moreno Valley High School, Moreno Valley, Calif., 2000... Earned four letters in softball and soccer... Two-time Team Most Valuable Player... Two-time first-team All-Region... First-team All-American... 2000 Female Athlete of the Year (Moreno Valley)... Four-time scholar-athlete.
Personal: Academic major is business management... Career ambition is to own her own business... Daughter of Bill and Anni Allen... Father is a flight simulator technician, and mother is an MAFB commisary... Has one sister, Karrie (26), and one brother, Clinton (19)... Enjoys river activities, watching movies and playing with her nephew... Full name is Wendy Jo Allen.


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Whether you love her or hate her, Rachael Ray [1], the Food Network [2]'s biggest star, is here to stay. Although 2008 was filled with many ups and downs, it was a huge year for Ray. Things got off to a rocky start in January, when a secondhand story claimed that Ray, a Dunkin' Donuts [3] spokeswoman, refused to drink Dunkin's coffee [4], instead opting for Starbucks [5]. A week later, Ray denied the claim [6] as "absolutely ridiculous." In February, Ray happily hosted [7] the wildly popular Burger Bash at the South Beach [8] Wine and Food Festival, but March brought worries that her daytime television talk show would not be renewed [9]. However, these rumors were quickly squashed when reports showed that her viewership was growing. The weirdest bombshell came in May when Michelle Malkin, a conservative commentator, accused Ray of supporting terrorists [10] in a Dunkin' Donuts ad. The donut chain pulled the ad and released a statement clarifying that Rachael was simply wearing a stylish scarf and not a traditional headdress sometimes associated with terrorists.
Ray rose above the controversy to win a daytime Emmy for Outstanding Talk Show [11]. In July she rolled out a line of pet food [12] called Nutrish, and in early August Forbes named her the world's richest chef [13]. The week before bringing the Burger Bash [14] to New York City's first-ever Wine and Food festival, Ray revealed her plans to open a hamburger restaurant [15]. Since then, Ray has laid low. She recently had throat surgery to get rid of her raspy voice and is currently taking some time off [16] to recover.
What did you think about Ray's turbulent year? Will she continue to make headlines in 2009?
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It accelerates to top speed faster than a high performance sports car. Seven independent functions. Up to 800 brush movements per second. Designed by Braun, it truly is engineered to perform. It features:
~Six High-Performance Brushing Modes: Daily Clean, Deep Clean, Whitening, Massage, Sensitive and Tongue Cleaning.
~Sophisticated pressure-sensor technology alerts you if you're brushing too hard and automatically decelerates the pulsation and oscillation speeds of the brush head.
~Wireless SmartGuide gives you real-time information about brushing modes, times and areas.
~Specially designed seals and gaskets keep the Oral-B Black water tolerant to 500 millibars of pressure.
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Like a volcanic island emerging from the centre of the city, Aleppo's citadel and its ramparts stand atop the ancient tell. The slopes of the hill have a glacis and ditch (today dry), reinforcing the site's natural defences. Access to the fortress is through a remarkable entrance bastion beyond which lie a series of little streets and stairways leading to ochre-stone buildings. Mosques, ancient reservoir, hammam, Ayyubid palace... all worthy of attention, especially the sumptuous throne room.


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As we patiently wait for just about 1230 tomorrow afternoon, Eagles fans everywhere are prepping for kickoff and the season ahead.
There will be plenty to get excited about and because it's BC, I'm sure there will be plenty to cringe at too. But, as the hours draw closer to Kickoff, there's only one thing left to get us ready for the 2010 season.
To take a sneak peek at tomorrow's matchup against Weber State.
Now, the game isn't supposed to be one for the ages or even close for that matter, but coach Spaz and company still need to be ready for the Wildcats come Saturday; even if they have already started looking ahead a few weeks, to when Virginia Tech comes to town.
Weber State shouldn't be the cake walk that many expect it to be for BC on Saturday afternoon. Sure they are an FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) school and the final score may read "a lot to a little", but they finished 7-5 last season and boasted one of the best offensive units in the country.
Their passing attack ranked 8th in FCS play and senior quarterback Cameron Higgins threw 30 touchdowns last season, including five against FBS opponents Colorado State and Wyoming.
It seems that the Wildcats have no problem throwing points up on the board, which should make provide a good test for an Eagles defense that is extremely hyped leading into the season.
As for the defensive side of the ball, Weber State isn't very good. Montel Harris and Dave Shinskie should have their way with the undersized linebackers and overmatched corners of the Wildcats. Weber ranked 82nd in total defense last season, allowing more than 375 yards of total offense to FCS opponents per game.
The advantage on offense should bode well for the Eagles, who must get into a rhythm offensively if they expect to have any chance against the Hokies in Week 4.
That brings us to BC's game plan for Saturday's matchup. Expect the Eagles to get Montel started on the ground before releasing "Air Shinskie" and his big arm on the Weber defense. Building some chemistry with some of the young receivers on the team will be huge for BC's ultimate success or demise this season.
The Eagles defense should also see some heavy action early. Look for Kuechly, Herzlich and Pierre-Louis to put pressure on the quarterback right out of the gate, and then opting to more of a four-man pass rush the rest of the way, dropping six or seven back in coverage and significantly hindering the Wildcats passing attack.
So, as the Eagles gear up for their first action in eight-months, let's take a look at some of the keys to game.
3 Keys to Victory:
1. Air it out – Uncle Dave needs to connect with some of his younger receivers and build some sort of relationship with them down the field. Now that Larmond is done for the season, let's see who is going to step up in his place and fill the void left by Rich Gunnell at the wide out spot. I can see Chris Pantale and Lars Anderson playing a much more integral role in the offense this season. Look for them to get a head start on Saturday.
2. Lining it up – One of the biggest questions for the Eagles heading into the season has to be about their defensive line. The line has been somewhat shaky since the loss of B.J Raji and Ron Brace two years ago. Now, it's up to the likes of Kaleb Ramsey, Damik Scaife and senior captain Alex Albright to lead the charge and clog up those running lanes. It will be a step in the right direction for BC's season if the guys up front can clog the holes and get into the backfield without the help of Herzlich and co.
3. Herz Returns – After a yearlong battle with Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer, the 2008 ACC Defensive Player of the Year is back on the field and ready to bolster and already talented BC defensive unit. Herzlich's health and form will be vital for the Ealges this season. If the fifth-year senior can return to his old ways and prove that he hasn't lost a step then the combination of him and Kuechly will be the most dynamic duo in the country this season. But, the question remains what will we see in his return?
So, come on Eagles fans, go ahead and get decked out in your maroon and gold from head to toe come tomorrow afternoon and show your support for BC as they take aim at the ACC crown.
It should be a wild season and I look forward to joining you for the ride along the way.


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Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2014 Results Live Trends eciresults.nic.in information has been provided here. Maharashtra is one of the most important states in India. Mumbai is the capital city, which is also the financial capital of India. There are also various important cities of India such as Pune, Ahmednagar and more. The Election Commission of India has organized vidhan sabha elections in the year 2014 in the state of Maharashtra.
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After victory in the Karnataka Elections, Indian National Congress (INC) is going to make the best victory in the upcoming elections of the Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha 2014 with Nationalist Congress Party. It is the win win situation for the both parties. While Hindu nationalist parties, BJP and Shivsena again will fail to achieve the majority due to various reasons.
Updated: Both BJP and Congress broke their alliance with Shive Sena and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) respectively. In the exit poll, BJP will be emerged as the largest party in Maharashtra.
Still, it is undecided because it is the observation and predicted based on the various sources. Final result only can be seen on the result day of Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2014.
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Gladys Knight, Sherri Shepherd, Melissa Gilbert, Jaleel White and Jack Wagner are to compete on Season 14 of "Dancing with the Stars" in Los Angeles, ABC said.
The new season of the show is to kick off March 19 on ABC.
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NVIDIA has revealed its new range of Fermi-based Quadro GPUs that the company says deliver performance that is up to five times faster for 3D applications and up to eight times faster for computational simulation. The Quadro Plex 7000 Array is a complete system solution whereas the Quadro 6000, Quadro 5000 and Quadro 4000 are aimed at desktops and workstations. They are all compatible with NVIDIA's new 3D Vision Pro active-shutter glasses solution, incorporate the new NVIDIA Scalable Geometry Engine and take advantage of NVIDIA Application Acceleration Engines (AXE). Read More
MSI has launched its latest performance gaming laptop, the MSI GX660. This laptop is designed with high performance and ease of use in mind. It features MSI's TDE (Turbo Drive Engine) technology and Dynaudio sound. It also comes with dual 500GB SATA hard drives, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 discrete graphics card and has three DDR3 RAM slots which allows up to 12GB of RAM. MSI has built two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports into the machine as well as an eSATA port.Read More
Toshiba has unveiled its new line of CELL REGZA 3D LED TVs. The new 3D TVs, CELL REGZA 55X2, CELL REGZA Slim 55XE2 and CELL REGZA 46XE2 all include "3D Super Resolution Technology" for upgrading the resolution of 3D content along with 2D-3D conversion. The 55X2 has dynamic contrast ratio of 9,000,000:1 while the other two models have 4,000,000:1. All feature 240 Hz refresh rate, support DNLA, are web enabled and feature a 3 TB hard drive with 2 TB dedicated to CELL REGZA's Time Shift Machine, which allows you to record up to eight channels simultaneously. Read More
OCZ Technology has unveiled its fastest 4GB DDR3 RAM modules yet. Capable of reaching frequencies up to 2133MHz and CL 10-10-10-30 timing, OCZ's new modules are available in 4GB, 8GB Dual Channel and 12GB Triple Channel kits and feature a liquid cooling system and aluminum fins for maximum heat dissipation. Due to the growth in High Definition and High Quality media, OCZ says it has designed the ultimate in memory technology to ensure that the bottle-neck in your system will not be the memory modules. Read More
If your PC is more than a few months old, it's unlikely that you have USB 3.0. An alternative way to get the benefits of the up to 4.8Gbps speeds on offer is to add a USB 3.0 adapter to your existing machine and TRENDnet has now entered this sector by offering a 2 port Express Card Module (TU3-H2EC) for laptops and a 2 port PCI-Express adaptor (TU3-H2PIE) for desktops. Read More
Samsung's Galaxy Beam Smart Projector Phone will be available in Singapore to StarHub customers from July 17. The unit will feature a built-in Texas Instruments DLP Pico Projector which will enable you to project from your phone onto a wall. There's also Offline and No SIM modes, Hand Writing Recognition (English and Simplified Chinese), RSS Reader, Mobile Widgets and much more. This is going to be an amazing new product – it might be worth taking a trip to Singapore just to have a look at one!Read More
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On Friday, May 30, 2008, NEXT, the Young Patrons of Philadelphia Theatre Company, hosted the play "The Happiness Lecture," starring Bill Irwin. The event took place in the Suzanne Roberts Theatre. Guests enjoyed the show and a post-show party. Photography by Mike Woltman.
On Thursday, May 29, 2008, Chase Utley and his wife, Jennifer Utley, hosted an All-Star Casino Night and Silent Auction to benefit the Pennsylvania SPCA. Comcast SportsNets Michael Barkann was on hand as the Master of Ceremonies and celebrity attendees included Jimmy Rollins, Cole Hamels and Jayson Werth. Photographed by Ryan Lavine.
On Tuesday, May 27, 2008, Philadelphia magazine honored the Top Doctors named in the May 2008 issue with a celebratory reception at the Curtis Center. Guests were treated to a night of exquisite food, specialty drinks and networking with their peers and colleagues. Congratulations to the Top Docs 2008! Photos by Sofia Negron Photography.
On Friday, May 16, 2008, The Wellness Community of Philadelphia hosted Evening in the Park, a beach-themed party that honored Betty Rollin, TV journalist and breast cancer survivor, and Jill Durovsik, former chairman of the board and founding member, at The Suzanne Morgan Center in West Fairmount Park. Guests enjoyed cocktails and cuisine by Catered Events. Proceeds benefited The Wellness Community of Philadelphia. Photography by Jessica Vermeer Hawkes.
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(1st of a Series on the Antiquarian Book Fair, Its Importance, Attractions & Implications)
Walking into the 47th California International Antiquarian Book Fair was a whole new experience for this long-time book lover. I felt like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz when she said to Toto: "We're not in Kansas anymore!" It took only a few minutes to realize this was vastly different from stepping into a Barnes ^& Noble store or attending a local library book sale.
There may not have been a a million books at the Pasadena Convention Center event (Feb. 7-9), but the books, manuscripts, prints and other items on display were worth millions of dollars. More than a few carried six-figure price tags, some in the high six-figure range—and more!. A book of the history of Troy from 1473 and valued at $1 million was one of the items on display. Value of another volume, William Shakespeare's "Comedies, Histories and Tragedies" (17th century, 2n folio, Todd's 1st issue of Shakespeare's complete plays) was $625,000—but this masterpiece is regarded as the paramount work in English literature by scholars and bibliophiles.
Other items at the Book Fair were extremely varied. They included lyrics written by Paul McCartney for the Beatles song "Lovely Rita;" two copies of handwritten lyrics by Bob Dylan; a first edition "Great Gatsby" from 1925, valued at $140,000; a first edition "Oliver Twist" by Charles Dickens; and a first edition "The Grapes of Wrath" by John Steinbeck. Memorabilia from the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles and first editions of childrens classics such as "The Cat in the Hat," were also displayed.
It was hard—no, impossible—not to feel awe at being surrounded by books produced over the past five hundred centuries, plus painstakingly hand-crafted manuscripts that predate Gutenberg's printing press. And rate, valuable books were not the only attraction. There were maps, prints, graphics, photographs and more. On the other hand, it was easy to understand why this Book Fair is recognized as "one of the world's largest and most prestigious exhibitions of antiquarian books." The event, organized this year by the Southern California Chapter of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America (ABAA) and the 2013 included 200 booksellers from ABAA and the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB).
The term "International" in the Book Fair's title was more than justified. There were vendors from 12 countries and 27 states. Great Britain led the foreign contingent with 29 venders, while California, no surprisingly, topped the US states' list with more than 50 vendors.
(Second in this series on the Antiquarian Book Fair will focus on the tributes to Shakespeare and his 450th birthday that were part of the event. Another article will feature the vendors, their specialties and locations. Finally, there will be an effort to peer into the future of books, publishing and book collecting, with the Book Fair perhaps giving some hints to what might come. KF)


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Jan. 8, 2011
STANFORD, Calif. - The City of Palo Alto paid tribute to Stanford's Orange Bowl-winning football team today by including the Cardinal in the city's Parade of Champions.
Participating in the parade and presentation were Stanford players Coby Fleener, Jonathan Martin, Matt Masifilo, Owen Marecic, to name a few.
The parade began at the corner of University and Webster and concluded at King Plaza in front of City Hall. Palo Alto Mayor Pat Burt was on hand to pay tribute to the Cardinal.
The city also honored Palo Alto High School's state champion girls volleyball and football teams.
For ticket information regarding the 2011 Stanford football season, please call 1-800-STANFORD.


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|Payday and Title Loans
Last updated: May 2014
Payday loans are short-term loans that range from 13 days to 120 days. Loans that are longer than 120 days are not payday loans. Payday loans have very high interest rates, averaging about 300 percent! That's 15 times higher than the interest rates credit card companies charge.
Payday loan companies target desperate individuals, especially the working poor and elderly on social security. They look for people whose need money so badly that it is hard to say "no" to unfair loan terms.
You should avoid taking out a payday loan if possible. If you need a loan try a credit union, or see if a friend or relative can help.
There are 3 things a payday loan company may do to make sure you repay the loan:
Payday loans used to be extended when they came due. This is called a "rollover." Illinois law does not allow a loan company to renew or rollover your loan. But, loan companies can make a new loan to you if the new loan will not result in you being in debt to them for more than 45 days.
Example: Joe Smith takes out a 13-day payday loan from Company Z. He gets a second loan from Company Z on the 13th day, and a third loan from Company Z on the 26th day. Company Z cannot give Joe a fourth loan on the 39th day because that would mean he would have a payday loan for more than 45 days. Illinois law now says that Joe would have to wait at least 7 days after he pays off the old loan before he can get another payday loan.
Generally, a payday loan cannot be higher than 25% of your gross monthly income or $1000, whichever is less. So if you earn $2000 monthly, the most you could borrow from a payday lender is $500 (25% of gross monthly earnings).
You can have two payday loans, but the payday loan cannot give you a third loan.
A loan company cannot knowingly accept the money from another payday loan to pay off a payday loan.
There are only two fees the payday loan company may charge you. They may charge a $25 fee if a check or electronic debit does not clear (bad check fee). They may also charge a fee of no more than $1 to verify that the payday loan is legal.
No. A payday lender may not file a criminal complaint for a "bad check" against a borrower to attempt to collect the payday loan.
All payday loans now come with a repayment plan. This allows you to stop the interest from building up on the debt after 35 days. If you have not paid off a payday loan after 35 days, you can ask the payday lender for a repayment plan. The repayment plan gives you 55 days to repay the loan in installments with no extra charges. If you and the payday lender agree, the repayment plan can be extended to 90 days.
Yes. You can cancel the loan and pay no interest charges by paying it off in full no later than the end of the second business day after the day you signed the loan.
Yes. A payday loan company cannot garnish your wages to collect on a loan if your are a member of the military.
Another form of short-term lending is car title lending. Title loan companies target people who own their cars outright. The title loan company lends you money at huge interest rates (usually 200-300%) and gets the title to your car as "collateral." This means that if you don't pay off the loan they can take your car (repossess it) as payment.
You should avoid taking out a title loan if possible. If you need a loan try a credit union, or see if a friend or relative can help.
Most title loan companies use "balloon payments." A balloon payment is a very high payment that is due on the last month of the loan.
For example, a $3000 auto title loan would require you to pay $400 each month for 7 months. Then you would have a $3000 balloon payment in the eighth month. If you can't pay the last payment (the balloon payment) the title loan company can repossess your car and sell it.
Yes, many title loans end up with the consumer losing their car! You should never agree to borrow money from a title lender unless you have a plan to make all the payments of the loan, including the balloon payment in the last month.
A repayment plan allows you to stop the interest from building up on the debt after 35 days. If you have not paid off a payday loan after 35 days, you can ask the payday lender for a repayment plan.
The repayment plan will give you at least 55 days to repay the loan in installments with no more charges of any kind. If you and the payday lender agree, the repayment plan can be extended even longer, to 90 days.
If you have borrowed money from a payday loan company or a title loan store, talk to a lawyer to see if they can get you off the hook. Sometimes short-term lenders do not follow all the laws.
Sometimes a payday loan store will call you when you have missed a payment and threaten you. They may try to scare you into paying them some money. But you cannot go to jail for failing to pay a payday loan in Illinois.
The only thing the payday loan store can do is sue you in the local civil court. If they win, the worst thing that can happen is that they can garnish up to 15% of your wages to pay off the loan. If you are retired or unemployed there will be no wages for the payday loan store to garnish. But, with the help of a lawyer you may win the lawsuit. Remember, even if they win a lawsuit against you, a payday loan store cannot touch your monthly social security or pension check.
If you signed a wage assignment when you took out the payday loan, you can revoke (cancel) it very easily. To cancel the wage assignment, just write a letter to the payday loan store and give a copy of it to your employer.
Click on the link below to go to the interview, which will automatically prepare the letter for you. Please answer the interview questions accurately and carefully to make sure that your letter will be correct. You may then print the letter and send a copy to the assignee and your employer.
Letter to Revoke a Wage Assignment
If you signed an agreement allowing the payday loan company to take its payments directly out of your bank or checking account, you should call your bank and tell them you want to cancel that agreement.
If you gave a post-dated check to the payday loan company, they will probably try to cash it. If the check bounces your bank will charge you a fee—maybe as high as $30. The payday loan company may threaten to file a criminal complaint against you for giving them a "bad check" but a new law says they cannot do this.
You can call your bank and tell them not to pay on the check. There will be a fee for this.
Signing a new loan extends the loan over time and allows the interest to grow. Sometimes it is better just to tell the payday loan company that you are unable to make any more payments. Or that you would like to enter into a "repayment plan". Sometimes there may be nothing the payday loan store can do to collect its money from you.
If you have lots of debt in addition to the payday loan, bankruptcy proceedings might offer you a fresh start.
If you fall behind on a title loan, expect your car to be repossessed and sold. Repayment plans do not apply to title loans. Before your car is repossessed, the title loan company is supposed to send you notice and sell the car in a reasonable manner.
Complaints against a payday loan outfit or a title loan lender can be directed to the Illinois Department of Financial Institutions.
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May 8, 2013
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama's sophomore tandem of Taylor Guilbeau and Jay Shaw combined to allow one run in eight innings and the Crimson Tide bats exploded for 11 runs on 13 hits to take down the No. 25 Troy Trojans, 11-2, Wednesday night at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. The win boosts Alabama's record to 29-21 overall and to 7-3 versus in-state opponents, and the loss drops the Trojans to 35-13.
"It was really just a well-played game on all phases," Alabama head coach Mitch Gaspard said. "It always starts on the mound. I thought Taylor Guilbeau gave us good first five innings against a really good offensive team. You saw some flurries there early in what they can do through the middle of their lineup. Taylor and Jay Shaw played outstanding. I think that's eight or nine scoreless innings of ball for him (Jay Shaw) now. It was good to see Ray (Castillo) come back out and get a little confidence booster. I know they hit the long ball, but still, the velocity was really good and he threw the ball down. Defensively, we made plays. I thought Andrew (Miller) made some key plays for us in left field."
Sophomore south paw Taylor Guilbeau (4-1) earned the win in his sixth start and 14th appearance of the year for the Tide, allowing only one run on seven hits in five innings. The lefty's win tonight gives him a total of four this season, moving him into a five-way tie for the team lead. Sophomore righty Jay Shaw made his 10th appearance of the season, blanking the Trojans for three innings with only two hits allowed and a punch out. After his performance tonight, Shaw's ERA sits at 1.62 for the season after throwing nine straight scoreless innings.
The Trojans' Thomas Austin (2-1) was charged with his first loss of the year after relieving starter Jeremy McGowan early. Austin lasted 3.2 innings and allowed three runs on four hits and two walks with three strikeouts.
Sophomore right fielder Ben Moore turned in a 3-for-5 performance that included a double, two singles, a run scored, three runs batted in and his 16th stolen base of the season. The sophomore from Cullman, Ala., continues to pace the Tide in stolen bases and moves into a tie for third place in the SEC.
Senior third baseman Kenny Roberts notched a 3-for-5 game with his third home run of the season, two singles, two RBI and two runs scored. Freshman second baseman Kyle Overstreet 2-for-3 with a pair of singles, two walks, and a run batted in, freshman center fielder Georgie Salem carded a 2-for-3 day with a couple of singles, two walks, a stolen base and two runs scored, and junior first baseman Austen Smith padded a 1-for-2 effort with a double, a trio of walks and two RBI.
"Offensively, we were really good which we're starting to see now," Gaspard said. "In the last couple of weeks there has been some power start to show up in guys and starting to split some gaps. Timing couldn't be better right now to start seeing extra base-hits come down."
The Trojans struck quickly in the first, sparked by Tyler Vaughn reaching to lead off the game. Guilbeau sat down the next two batters, but Vaughn advanced to third on a passed ball and a wild pitch. Trae Santos finished off the inning with a double to center to plate Vaughn and give Troy an early 1-0 lead. Vaughn was 3-for-4 on the night to lead the Trojans' offense.
The Tide lineup came right back and answered in the bottom of the frame. The Tide got players to reach base consecutively on a Salem single up the middle, an Overstreet walk and a Moore single to center. With the bases loaded, Smith worked a walk to force in Salem and tie the game at one.
Roberts went yard on the first pitch he saw to take the lead and spark the Alabama lineup in the third inning. After Roberts' third home run of the season, Salem reached on a walk and stole second to get in scoring position. Overstreet took a count to 1-2 and drove the fourth offering deep to left center to score Salem and cap off the inning with a 3-1 advantage.
Alabama continued to get contributions from all over the lineup in the fourth. After the first two batters were retired, Ryan Blanchard was hit by a pitch. With a well-executed hit and run, Blanchard was able to round the bases on a Roberts single up the middle and reach home plate to make it a 4-1 game.
The bats gave Troy's third pitcher of the night a warm welcome when they started another rally in his appearance in the fifth inning. Moore got things started with a single to right center on a 0-1 count and swiped second to set up in scoring position. After a Mikey White walk, Andrew Miller singled through the right side to get Moore home from second and stretch the margin to 5-1.
The Trojans made another pitching change in the bottom of the eighth and the Tide bats heated up for one of their biggest innings of the year. After Alabama's first two batters were retired, Roberts got the wheels in motion with a single into right field. Salem and Overstreet both worked full counts for walks in back-to-back at-bats to load the bases. Moore swung at the first pitch he saw and doubled to the warning track in left center, bringing all three runners home for an 8-1 lead. A Smith double to right center brought Moore home and Brett Booth's fifth home run of the season into the trees behind the left field wall padded the lead to 11-1.
The Trojans managed to push one across the plate on a Matthew Howard solo shot with two outs in the ninth, but Castillo got a ground out on the next batter to finish off an 11-2 win.
The Alabama Crimson Tide returns to the friendly confines of Sewell-Thomas Stadium to play out their last home series of the year versus their Southeastern Conference foe Missouri Tigers. First pitch is slated for 6:35 p.m. CT on Friday, 1:05 p.m. CT on Saturday, and wraps up with a 1:05 p.m. CT start on Sunday.
Follow the Alabama Crimson Tide baseball team on Facebook at Alabama-Baseball and on Twitter at @AlabamaBSB.


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Question: Does the following integral hold for almost all $x$, where $f$ is a positive mearsurable function: $$\int_\mathbb{R} \frac{f(t)}{(x - t)^2} dt = +\infty$$
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Note that if the integral is finite for even a single $x$, then $f$ is locally integrable on $\mathbb{R}$. Suppose that this is the case. If $x$ is a Lebesgue point of $f$, then $$\lim_{\varepsilon\to 0}\frac{1}{2\varepsilon}\int_{x-\varepsilon}^{x+\varepsilon}f(t)dt=f(x).$$ Since $\frac{1}{(x-t)^2}>\frac{1}{\varepsilon^2}$ on the interval $(x-\varepsilon,x+\varepsilon)$, this implies that $$\frac{1}{2\varepsilon}\int_{x-\varepsilon}^{x+\varepsilon}\frac{f(t)}{(x-t)^2}dt\gt \frac{f(x)}{2\varepsilon^2}$$ for sufficiently small $\varepsilon>0$, which in turn implies that $$\int_{\mathbb R}\frac{f(t)}{(x-t)^2}dt>\frac{f(x)}{\varepsilon}$$ for sufficiently small, and hence all, $\varepsilon>0$. Thus the integral is infinite for such $x$, and so the integral is infinite almost everywhere by the Lebesgue differentiation theorem.


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At some point in your little's one growth they will probably start to fight you to get ready for bed after a bath. Personally I've gone through several tries in diverting his attention so I can put his baby lotion, diaper, and pjs on.
After many tries, we finally pulled out the push button stuffed animals. You can find them almost anywhere and they are simply a stuffed animal that you can push a button and it plays a song and "dances". They usually last for 15-30 seconds per push but that is an eternity when I comes to a baby sitting still. We have three that we rotate to keep his attention night after night after his bath.
As always you can help entertain your little one by singing along with the stuffed animal or dancing to the music. Most likely your baby will think you are so funny and get a good laugh out of it!
We have a stuffed dog that sings "Love Machine" and his ears flap, a stuffed duck that sings "Here's comes Peter Cotton Tail" by quacking and moving his wings and beak, and Tweety who's heart lights up as he sings "Do ya love me".
Remember if your having fun with it, your little probably will too! And who doesn't love having a happy, smiling baby that you can easily put a diaper on versus trying to stop them while they crawl away with half a diaper on!


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Player of the Day: Jurgen Macho
Austrian stopper in Tuesday's spotlight.
Austrian goalkeeper Jurgen Macho spent three years on Wearside between 2000 and 2003 making 27 appearances as able deputy to Thomas Sorensen.
Macho joined Sunderland from First Vienna in 1999 and made his debut in the opening game of the 1999-00 season as a substitute for the injured Sorensen in a home victory over Arsenal.
The Black Cats failed to win in the following four league games as the young goalkeeper became accustomed to life in the English top-flight and Sorensen's return prevented Macho from making any further appearances during the campaign.
The following campaign Macho added four more league games to his Black Cats tally again providing able backup for Sorensen – Macho's most notable performance was his clean sheet in a 0-0 draw at Villa Park in September 2001.
Macho's featured most in his final campaign on Wearside before moving to Chelsea; the Austrian international played 16 times before his move to Stamford Bridge; a clean sheet in a 0-0 draw at Anfield was a particular highlight whilst he also starred in a 2-1 victory over the Reds at the Stadium of Light in December 2002.
Macho didn't make a first-team appearance with the Blues and left for Rapid Wien after just a year at Stamford Bridge.
That spell was followed by a three-year stay in Germany with Kaiserslauten before spells with AEK Athens, LASK Linz, Panionios and Admira Wacker Mödling where he is still playing currently at the age of 35.
He has been capped by his country on 26 occasions including three appearances at Euro 2008.


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"Nurse Jackie" has been renewed for a seventh season, in advance of its sixth season premiere, according to a March 31, 2014 media announcement made by David Nevins, President of Showtime Networks Inc., and emailed by Showtime. The signature comedy series "Nurse Jackie," starring Edie Falco, returns for sixth season on Sunday, April 13 at 9 p.m.
Edie Falco has won Emmy and Golden Globe Awards for her portrayal of irritatingly flawed, pill-popping emergency room nurse Jackie Peyton.
In the sixth season, Jackie (Falco) returns to the demons of her addiction after experiencing a period of sobriety. In her daily high wire act with no net, Jackie tries to cope with a real relationship with Officer Frank Verilli (Adam Ferrara), ex-husband Kevin Payton (Dominic Fumusa), increasingly wild teen daughter Grace (Ruby Jerins); and a sponsor who she can't seem to shake (guest star Julie White). Something's gotta give.
"Nurse Jackie" also stars Emmy Award winner Merritt Wever as Nurse Zoey, Paul Schulze as pharmacist Eddie Walzer, Anna Deavere Smith as administrator Gloria Atalitus, Peter Facinelli as Dr. Cooper, Stephen Wallem, Betty Gilpin and Mackenzie Aladjem. Special guest star Morris Chestnut returns, and Laura Benanti and Michael Esper guest star.
Emmy Award nominee Clyde Phillips serves as showrunner and executive producer. Tom Straw, Richie Jackson, Liz Flahive and Caryn Mandabach also executive produce.
The seventh season of the series, which is a co-production of Showtime and Lionsgate, will begin filming in New York later this year.


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By Lindsay Gaesser, SDA Media Relations
When you think about the storied history of the Arizona State men's diving program, the names of seasoned vets Dan Plant, Marc Briggs, and Joona Puhakka come to mind, along with recent phenom and three-time All-American Riley McCormick. Under the tutelage of ASU head coach Mark Bradshaw, the Sun Devils have earned a total of four NCAA individual titles, 48 All-American honors, nine Pac-12 Diver of the Year awards, and six Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year awards. In addition to these national and conference awards and accolades, there is a program award—Most Improved Diver—that stands out from the rest, largely due to the story behind it.
Bradshaw came to ASU in 1997 to head the diving program, one that had not produced a men's diving All-American since Dan Plant in 1983. From the start, Bradshaw's recruiting efforts were aimed at rebuilding the program and returning it to the spotlight. Bradshaw's sight was set on Lee Brennan, a three-sport athlete at Aliso Niguel High School who had won a CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) Southern Section diving championship in May 1998.
As a six-year member of the Crown Valley Diving Club in Laguna Niguel, Calif., Brennan competed in one Senior and three Junior Olympic National Championships. In 1998, he won the 3-meter event at the Western National Championships and set a new CIF Southern Section Division II diving record, scoring 565 points.
Brennan was every coach's dream—raw talent, great potential, and pure dedication to the sport.
"I could see the physical talent there," said Bradshaw. "Lee was multi-faceted in the diving events, meaning he did the two springboard events and the platform. That's a little bit rare, especially to be good at all three.
He was my first signee and I put a lot of effort into him," Bradshaw added. "I really had to work to get him. It was significant for me the day he called and said he was coming to ASU. I saw a great future for him, and there was an excitement on my part to start working with him."
The excitement and anticipation were short-lived, however. In August of 1998, Brennan, with his bags packed to start school at ASU, was tragically killed during his drive out to Tempe.
"I was numb—it was numbing," said Bradshaw of receiving news of the accident. "All I could think about was his family. I had just talked to him on the phone a few days earlier. It was very devastating."
In an effort to rebound from such tragedy, Bradshaw wanted to honor the untapped potential and the legacy that Brennan could have created as a Sun Devil. The program's Most Improved Diver award does just that.
"It's more of a coaches' award I guess," said Bradshaw of the award. "There aren't any hard and fast criteria. The award kind of speaks for itself in name—most improved. But I take very seriously the amount of effort that the individual puts into it. I like to highlight that it kind of goes to people who exude the qualities that I saw in Lee himself as a diver—someone who was kind of a raw talent.
The growth that Lee was going to experience when coming to ASU was going to be huge," Bradshaw added. "He was a real go-getter. I saw a lot of potential in him. The award goes to someone who embodies that spirit of 'I'm going to give it everything I have every day.'"
What makes the Most Improved Diver award so different from other achievement or memorial awards is that although Brennan was a Sun Devil, he never dived for ASU. Most awards typically honor someone who has actually spent time at the institution or has played a significant role for the program. For Bradshaw, however, there was no question that a Most Improved Diver award was going to have Brennan's name on it.
"Although I only knew Lee for a short period of time, what I did get to know was that he was a high quality individual with a great family; that is why this award is so important," said Bradshaw. "I think it also lends a little to the healing process to a certain degree that Lee is recognized here annually at our banquet through the award and its recipient."
Bradshaw has a deeper, more personal connection with the award as well. Among past award recipients is Bradshaw's son, Cameron, who was just 10 years old when Brennan passed away. It was not until Cameron's freshman year of high school that he began to dive. Bradshaw saw a lot of Brennan in his son, also a late bloomer with lots of potential.
"Cameron was a lot like Lee," said Bradshaw. "Cameron was a scrapper—the guy who went out there and never was satisfied with what he was doing. He wanted to improve all the time. And look at his results. He went from being a walk-on—kind of erratic in his diving—to earning a scholarship, taking third place at NCAAs his senior year, and qualifying for the Olympic trials."
But Arizona State and the diving community never had the opportunity to see Brennan grow as a diver. Yet, his legacy as a Sun Devil lives on.
"Brennan's excitement for ASU and diving for ASU was noted," Bradshaw said. "I could just feel the pride in him when he called to tell me he was coming to ASU. He was going to be dedicated every day.
So for the divers in our program, that's what I want them to take from his memory," added Bradshaw. "And specifically for the divers who win this award, they're not just improving their diving—they're coming to practice and working every day with that idea that 'I'm going to get better.'"
A fitting and continuing tribute to the memory of Lee Brennan.
The Lee Brennan Memorial Invitational takes place June 27-29 at Crown Valley Community Park Pool in Laguna Niguel, Calif.


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Snail dispersal by cars - Part 2
Published evidence for the passive dispersal of land snails, especially of alien species, on cars was the subject of this post. The process is simple: if a car is parked at a spot where there are active snails, some of them may climb on the car and later go wherever the car happens to go.
Here is a piece of evidence that this indeed happens. These pictures of a snail was taken by my friend Selim Dorak on his car in the city of Antalya in southern Turkey. The car was in the parking lot of a store when Selim first saw the snail. He then drove with the snail on the car to his house and thereby demonstrated that dispersal of snails by car, at least over short distances, is possible.
The snail seems to have been a species in the family Hygromiidae. Another possibility is that it was a juvenile Helix, sp. but they usually don't have such pointed spires.


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It's a difficult choice. Should you buy a home, or rent forever?
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The decision to buy or rent largely rests on the difference in cost. It makes little sense to pay more to rent a home when owning can be a lower cost alternative. But rents aren't set in stone. Even if a mortgage would exceed your current rent payment, there's little to say that the same economics will be in play years from today.
Graphing rents over time
Few charts graph as perfectly as the one you're about to see. It's a chart of "owner's equivalent rent," or the amount of money homeowners expect they would have to shell out to rent their current residence.
Since 1982, rents have increased in almost any time period worthy of mention. From 1982 to 2012, rents increased 163%.
The period from 1982 to 2012 isn't just an arbitrary selection of time. I mention it because it spans 30 years, the amount of time one would expect to pay off a home using a traditional, 30-year mortgage.
Someone who purchased a home in 1982 would now live free of rent, paying only their property taxes each year. Someone who rented, however, would still be paying rent -- rent that is now more than 170% higher than it was in 1982.
With rents increasing almost linearly at a rate of 3.1% per year over the last 32 years, it's probably safe to assume rents will only continue to increase. And, over a period spanning the length of homeownership, even buyers who "overpaid" 30 years ago are in a much better position than those who decided to rent.
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By Kathryn Perry-Oracle on May 30, 2013
It's expected that the first priority for a sales organization would be the customers' success. We find it particularly refreshing to hear the same priority holds for a development organization. Oracle Apps Development EVP Steve Miranda makes it clear, in this interview with Profit, that across the cloud-based apps, our primary focus is "making sure our early customers are successful."
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There can never be a lack of star power on a T.I. album, because even standing alone, the King of the South shines just as bright as any celeb in the music cosmos. He's recorded 80 songs thus far for King Uncaged (due August 17), and while there's no official track listing for the LP as yet, Tip did reveal a list of some of his peers who have been collaborating with him. None of those tracks, however, are guaranteed to make the cut.
"I'm kinda doing a bit of the sequence," Tip said. "Of the 80 songs I have, I'm trying to filter out what may remain."
Atlanta's lyrical emperor recorded a tune with Kid Rock that pays homage to Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead or Alive" (Just Blaze produced that one). The-Dream checks in on "Show Me Your Tears," as does Keri Hilson on "I Got Ya Back." Tip and Trey Songz did a song that will probably be called "Strip." Lady Gaga has even laid down vocals for the LP.
"Phenomenal talent. Extremely proud [to work with her]. She's definitely that good. She knows what she's doing. She knows exactly what she wants people to think and say. She does everything that she needs to be done to ensure it happens. I think she's an entertainer, in all aspects of the word," Tip said of working with the Gaga. "She's a classic, all-around entertainer. A global star."
When asked about the name of his Gaga collaboration, the King couldn't contain his laughter. "See, this is the thing: We gonna go back in and record some more songs," he began explaining. "But the one we have right now is titled 'Lick It.' I think we both have a tendency to shock the world in a lot of different ways.
"I just tuned in to another side of T.I.," he added of his approach on the record. That song is produced by Gaga's ace beat man, Red One.
Tip has also been in the lab with his Grand Hustle family. " 'Knock Down, Drag Out' featuring Young Dro and Mac Boney," he answered when asked to reveal another collabo. "[It is an] up-tempo club record where we all take turns going hard. It's going to be a fan favorite."
Tip says he and Eminem have grown to become good friends and they have agreed on one particular song — which shall remain nameless for now — for a duet. "It's in the making," Tip said of the song. "It just hasn't been recorded yet. The song has been picked out and it's been agreed for us to do it. We're thinking a song that can definitely make its way to the club."
Tip also has an impressive list of artists come over just to listen to some of his material. Diddy, Drake, Nicki Minaj and Wale have all heard some of King Uncaged, and Tip says he's received accolades for how "big" the songs are sounding.
On Monday night, Tip released another single from his album. This one is called "Yeah Ya Know (Takers)," which will be used in the film "Takers." It follows the recently released "I'm Back." T.I. is also looking to drop his mixtape F— a Mixtape on Thursday.
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Steve Holt, 66, of Pendleton passed away at his home on July 30, 2014. He was born July 16, 1948, in Anderson. Steve grew up in Perkinsville later moving to Pendleton where he resided most of his life.
He was a 1966 graduate of Frankton High School. Steve graduated from Barber College and went to work at Burks Barber Shop in Anderson. Later he was employed as a dispatcher for the Indiana State Police; reserve deputy for the Madison County Sheriff's Department; reserve officer for the Pendleton Police Department; Canteen; Dave's Barbershop; Boles Chevrolet, Pendleton; Auto Outfitters; then returning to Burks Barbershop.
Steve was a devoted and dedicated member of the Pendleton Fire Department for 31 years and Pendleton Emergency Ambulance Service for several years. He was a member of the Modern Antiques Car Club and attended Perkinsville Methodist Church in his childhood and currently attended First United Methodist Church in Pendleton. He served in the Indiana Army National Guard.
His hobbies and interests included street rods, model trains, golfing, visiting and enjoying Dewart Lake with family and friends since 1959, racing, volunteering at Anderson Motor Speedway for many years, attending sporting events to support family and friend's children, collecting memorabilia, and his 1948 Willys.
Survivors include his wife of 21 years, Ruth Ann "Ruthie" Holt; children, Hillery Holt of Pendleton, Tammy (Donnie) Lawson of Thorntown and Randy Baker of Chicago; brother, Philip (Brenda) Holt of Noblesville; grandchildren, Kay Leigh (Jeremy) Fisher and Clayton Lawson; nephews, Reggie (Jaime) Holt of Fishers and Ryan (Laura) Holt of Westfield; great nephews and nieces, Tyson and Quinn Holt and Morgan and Rachel Holt; several aunts; uncles; and cousins; and his dog, Houla.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Donald "Fred" and Vera (Hiday) Holt.
Visitation: 2- 8 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 2, 2014, at Lahm Chapel, Pendleton.
Services: 2 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 3, 2014, at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory, Lahm Chapel, Pendleton with Pastor Bob Case officiating. Burial followed Grove Lawn Cemetery, Pendleton.
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The second half of "The Walking Dead" season 4 hasn't even returned yet and already the season finale synopsis has been revealed. So what can fans expect on season 4, episode 16? Zap2It revealed some interesting information about the episode on Jan. 31 that should get fans excited for the rest of season 4 as well as what to look forward to in season 5.
Warning: If you do not want to know "The Walking Dead" season 4 finale spoilers, then stop reading.
The title of season 4, episode 16 is "A" and the plot description reads,
"Many paths collide; Rick faces sheer brutality; the group struggles to survive."
The fact that it mentions the group leads one to think that everyone (or mostly everyone) will have reunited by the time the season finale airs. Also, Rick facing sheer brutality, it almost sounds like a violent enemy, perhaps Negan from the comic books. While Robert Kirkman did say that the villain shouldn't be expected to appear this season, maybe fans will get just a glimpse of him at the end of season 4 finale and he will be in season 5.
Of course, Rick could end up facing sheer brutality from the group as well and it may have nothing to do with an enemy. Without knowing what is going to happen in the second half, it's hard to say if Rick will continue to be the good guy or if things will change.
Fans are speculating on what "A" could possibly stand for. Zap2It wrote that it could stand for "Alexandria Safe Zone" or it could mean something else entirely.
What do you think "A" stands for? Do you have any theories on what will happen on "The Walking Dead" season 4, episode 16?
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For an unknown reason, T-Mobile has decided to skip upgrading the Lumia 710 to the latest Windows Phone 7.8. In the United States, T-Mobile is the only carrier with the Lumia 710 device. Apparently, T-Mobile doesn't feel the upgrade to Windows Phone 7.8 provides a better experience for their customers.
At this time, the Nokia Lumia 710 will not receive the Windows Phone 7.8 software update. T-Mobile is committed to enhancing customers' experience with our devices, including providing upgrades to the latest operating systems, and T-Mobile aims to deliver software upgrades when it will provide a better experience for our customers. We'll share additional information on upgrades for the Nokia Lumia 710 when they are available.
Windows Phone 7.8 has already started rolling out to other Nokia devices, including Lumia 710's that are unlocked or on other carriers. It is possible to manually upgrade your T-Mobile Lumia 710 to the Windows Phone 7.8 operating system by using this hack posted on XDA-Dev forums, though this is at your own risk.


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I am a nanny of 2 boys (4 and 6) and I bring my 11 month old to work with me. They like to play super heros and fighting toys and they are pretty violent when it comes to pretend fighting. My daughter is going through a hitting fase and it seems to be getting worse than bettwer becuase she likes to play with the big boys and do what they do. They don't really help much when I tell them to not let her hit them. They think its funny and by them laughing she hits more. My husband and I tell her NO very firmly but not yelling but that doesn't seem to work much and I have tried short time outs in my lap not facing me or reacting to her crying. What do I do about the influence the boys are having on her hitting and should I be worried about her becoming more violent because of it? Also how do we get her to stop hitting because she can hit hard and its usually across my face when I'm not looking.
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Yes, you should be worried about her becoming more violent because of it. I think that the problem is not just with the girl, but also with the boys. Of course she is going to think that hitting is ok if you allow the boys to do it. She is learning by example. The boys should NOT be allowed to "pretend fight" in the way that you describe, when it involves real hitting. This rule should be firmly established and there needs to be a real consequence for breaking it. Time outs are great, but I don't understand why you would want to give a time out on your lap. That doesn't seem like a real time out to me. Try using a "naughty chair" or a particular corner where there is nothing interesting around. Get down to their level and explain to them WHY they are in the time out. Do not give in and stay consistent. That has worked for us every time.posted 03/10/2008 by jkrup44
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Pictured left to right, top: Joseph Taylor, Leo VanAken, Carson Brown, Quinton Smith, Kasen Turner, Kade Turner (Boy Scout Troop 342), Bryce Harp, Jacob Waggner and Jarod Waggner. Bottom: Kole Turner, Aiden Niblock, Dylan Harp and Wyatt Parsons.
Medical Lake Cub Scout Pack 307 helped local children with a good deed Thursday, Dec. 27 at the Sacred Heart Children's Hospital. Scouts took time out of their winter break to deliver toys, books, crayons, coloring books and puzzles to children at the hospital. The boys wanted to "turn a good deed," parent Toni Turner said.
To gather the toys, the Scouts cleaned out their closets, asked friends and family and some even bought new toys to give to the children. Scoutmaster Kathy VanAken, wanted to get the kids out into the community, performing duties that live up to Cub Scout values...
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New Speaker Series Begins
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New Speaker Series Begins
Accounting Programs Recognized Among Best in
Quarterly Rosenfield Prize Awarded To Undergrads
Faculty Member Appointed to Board
Calendar of Events
News Briefs
Friday, Jan. 7 marks the beginning of the Fisher Thought Leader
Speaker Series. A new speaker series open to faculty, staff and
graduate students, Fisher Thought Leaders highlights the research
leadership and expertise of our leading faculty members. The first
in the series is Professor
Jay Barney, Bank One Chair for Excellence in Corporate Strategy,
who will speak on "Corporate Social Responsibility and Firm
Value: Irreconcilable Differences?" The discussion will take
place from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. in Gerlach 265. A continental breakfast
will be provided prior to the talk.
Both Fisher College of Business undergraduate and graduate
accounting programs maintained top 10 rankings in CPA Personnel
Reports 23rd Annual Survey of Accounting Professors (2004).
The undergraduate accounting program was ranked 8th, tied with Michigan
State University. The Master of Accounting (MAcc) program was ranked
10th, tied with Texas A&M University. The rankings were based
on a national survey of accounting professors. more
Finance Department Chair Anil Makhija (l) and
Finance Professor Andrew Karolyi (r) present Brandon Seibert (c)
with the Rosenfield Prize.
Brandon Seibert, an undergraduate finance major, has won the Rosenfield
Family Prize for his security analysis report of Citigroup. Derek
Smith, an undergraduate finance major who graduated in the fall,
won the runner-up prize for his report on Capital One Financial.
The Rosenfield Family Prize for Excellence in Security Analysis
is awarded each quarter to a graduate or undergraduate student at
Ohio State who develops the best security analysis report on a company.
Students are invited to submit their reports by the end of the ninth
week of each quarter. One $2,000 award is given to the top student
report and a $500 honorable mention award is given to the runner-up.
For more information, contact Professor Andrew Karolyi at (614)
292-0229 or click
Robert A. Oakley, the Shepard Executive-in-Residence at Fisher
College was recently named to the OHIC Board of Directors. Oakley
is a former executive vice-president and chief financial officer
for the Nationwide Insurance Company. He received his BA in aeronautical
engineering at Purdue University in 1968, a MBA from Ohio State
in 1969, and a doctorate in finance from Ohio State in 1973. The
OHIC Insurance Company was founded in 1978 with the mission to supply
Ohio hospitals with affordable medical liability insurance. It is
now a subsidiary of the Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company
of New York City, and supplies medical liability insurance to physicians
and hospitals in Ohio.
January 7, 2005
Fisher Thought Leaders Speaker Series at 8:30 a.m. in 265 Gerlach
January 12, 2005
Full-time MBA Town Meeting at 12:30 p.m. in 365 Gerlach
January 12, 2005
Part-time MBA Town Meeting at 7:30 p.m. in 365 Gerlach
January 12, 2005
ABWA meeting to take place in 140 Pfahl Hall from 7 to 9 p.m.
Alutto to Head Athletic Director Search Committee
Ohio State President Karen Holbrook announced yesterday that Dean
Joseph Alutto will chair the search committee for a new director
of athletics. The current director, Andy Geiger, will retire from
his post June 30, 2005. He has led Ohio State as one of the most
respected leaders in college athletics, overseeing a program with
36 sports, nearly
1,000 student-athletes and an annual operating budget that exceeds
$85 million.
P&G Exec to Speak
The Ohio State Chapter
of the American Business Women's Association will be hosting
a meeting featuring speaker Charlotte Otto, global external
relations officer for Procter & Gamble. This meeting will take
place on Wednesday, January 12 in 140 Pfahl Hall between 7 p.m.
and 9 p.m. In addition, members of Graduate Women in Business and
Women in Engineering will also be in attendance. Any woman in Fisher
College is welcome to attend. Dress is business casual.
Children's Hunger Alliance Hosts "World of Sharing"
Childrens Hunger Alliance, an organization that assists low-income
children in Ohio, will host its "World of Sharing" program
from 2-5 p.m. Jan. 16 at the Dublin Community Hall on 5600 Post
Faculty, staff and students are welcome to attend the event. A
minimum donation of $25 is requested for each ticket. For tickets,
contact Wendy Jorgensen at 614-341-7700 ext. 224.
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