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What to Consider When Buying from a Laptop Battery Store0
What to Consider When Buying from a Laptop Battery Store
One of the most important parts of a laptop is the laptop battery, especially if the user plans to use the device at a place devoid of electric supply. Modern batteries can last for about four to five hours, pertaining to the program being run and the power usage. But when the battery abruptly stops charging fully or holding its charge then it's probably the time for a battery replacement. This can be done through a laptop battery store.
The Stores
There are hundreds of laptop battery makers and retailers to choose from. Most of these vendors have a presence over the internet, and shopping online from genuine online stores can offer a far better variety. These sites provide high-quality products, a good range, and excellent customer service. The biggest concern when buying a replacement must be to choose a battery which fits the laptop. For that matter, it's important to select a battery by keeping in mind the model and make of the laptop. You may also find the part number placed on the covering of the battery.
Research About The Batteries
When purchasing a battery from a laptop battery store, you must research well about all the batteries being offered for the particular laptop. Then come up with one or two choices which look the best. Select the battery that has the longest duration of life for the computer. There are many different types of batteries made using different kinds of technologies. Remember, most laptops are designed to use a specific type of technology. Therefore, choose accordingly.
The laptop battery store must offer guarantee for the product and must also give after-sales service. Most companies offer a one-year warranty. If there is no commitment, the quality of battery is probably not that good.
The Appearance Of The Battery
Are there marks or scratches on the battery? If so, then it's possible that the store has provided a used battery. It's important to make sure that the seal of the battery is not broken and that the casing looks flawless. Any scratches would mean tampering. The battery in such circumstances should be sent back.
Have a look at the marks. Unbranded packaging products could lead to low quality products or used products. Have a close look at sealed bag. Is the entire basic configuration to secure the laptop battery intact? If not, it's best to send the item back. There should also be bar codes. A barcode is the global standard accepted by the authority of identity for unified management products.
There is no better way to buy laptop battery than browsing the internet. The World Wide Web offers a plethora of options for all budgets. As there are so many scams happening these days, the buyer has to be careful. It's important to buy only from a laptop battery store which seems genuine. For that, one can research about the store by reading reviews and testimonials from previous customers. If things look good, there is no harm in going ahead and making the purchase.
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Things to Consider When Buying Laptop Battery
Having a high-quality laptop battery and charger is one of the most important parts of having a personal laptop. Particularly if you propose to take benefit of the laptop's portability; without a good laptop battery, your laptop would require to be plugged into the wall more often. Modern laptop batteries and charger tend to last three to five hours, it depends on the power require to computer and programs the user runs. Few things could be frustrating as when your laptop battery abruptly won't charge fully or stops holding its charge for as long; when this happens, you would most likely need to purchase a good laptop battery.
Today there are several varieties of laptop battery manufacturers, and especially retailers to purchase your laptop battery from. However, your chief concern in buying a laptop battery would be to select the battery that goes correct your laptop. For this you would further require to know the make and model number of your laptop; if you do now know this cavalier or don't have the essential paperwork, check the inside of your laptop's battery section when the computer is off and unplugged. There you may find your laptop's model number, along with some other data as well. You might as well find the part number of your laptop battery, placed on the casing of the battery itself.
When purchasing a laptop battery, you would perhaps only have one or two options that fit your computer. Choose the battery with the best ever life accessible for your computer. There are numerous different types of laptop batteries available; because the technologies of each are quite dissimilar, a laptop should be considered especially for the kind of battery it uses. Most laptops are only intended to use one kind of laptop battery technology. Regardless of what type you have, it's significant to appropriately care for your laptop battery, in order to get as much life out of it as possible. "Conditioning," which means completely discharging and then fully charging the battery, must be done at least every few weeks, as it upholds the full capacity of the laptop battery.
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Things are becoming more interesting as the plot thickens for seats to be filled in the Martin County School Board Districts 1, 3 and 4 during 2014 election cycle, according to the Martin County Supervisor of Elections' website.
The current candidates by districts are:
District 1 Jennifer Ann Doak; Christia Roberts; Loretta "Lorie" Shekailo
District 3 Rebecca Jean Negron
District 4 Maura Barry-Sorenson; Tina Maria McSoley
Current Martin County School Board Members:
District 1 Michael Busha, Chair, North Stuart, Jensen Beach
District 2 Marsha Power, Stuart
District 3 Rebecca Negron, Hobe Sound, South County
District 4 Maura Barry-Sorenson, Port Salerno
District 5 Michael DiTerlizzi, Co-Chair, Palm City, Indiantown
Superintendent: Laurie J. Gaylord
The School Board is a legal entity for providing a system for public education within a geographic area of the State of Florida. The system was created and is governed by State statutes. Members of the School Board are, therefore, State officers chosen by citizens to represent them and the State in the governance of the local schools.
The School Board has the dual responsibility for implementing statutory requirements pertaining to public education and for meeting the desires of the citizens. While the School Board has an obligation to determine and assess citizen desires, it is understood that when the citizens elect delegates to represent them in the conduct of specified educational programs, they, at the same time, endow their representatives with the authority to exercise their best judgment in determining policies, making decisions, and approving procedures for carrying out the responsibility.
Therefore, the School Board has the constitutional and statutory authority to operate, control, and supervise all free public schools within the District, and may exercise any power except as expressly prohibited by the State Constitution or general law.
Martin County Registered Voters as of 05/27/2014 | Republican: 51,840 | Democrat: 26,908 | Other: 24,828 | Total: 103,576
REF: Martin County Supervisor of Elections' website http://www.martinvotes.com/

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March 1, 2013
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The Alabama men's basketball team will travel to Gainesville, Fla., where it will take on the No. 8/6 Florida Gators on Saturday afternoon. The contest is set to tip off at noon ET (11 a.m. CT) and will be televised on ESPN.
"We are looking forward to the challenge of going on the road and playing a team the caliber of Florida," UA head coach Anthony Grant said. "I'm really impressed watching them on film and what they've been able to accomplish over the course of the season. Obviously, they are coming off a tough loss at Tennessee and they were not 100-percent healthy at the time. We understand they will have a full complement of players for our game. We're 15 games into the conference schedule and we find ourselves tied for second place. The things we've talked about, having the opportunity to control our destiny. It's in our hands and I think the guys are excited about it. We're looking forward to the challenge."
The match-up will pit the top two teams in the Southeastern Conference heading into the final three regular season games. The Tide (19-9, 11-4 SEC) comes into the contest trailing the Gators (22-5, 12-3) by one game in the league standings.
The game will have a little extra drama as Alabama head coach Anthony Grant will face off against his mentor Billy Donovan, but it will mark just the second time he has faced Florida in Gainesville. Grant served as Donovan's assistant coach at UF from 1996-2006.
The Crimson Tide comes into the contest having won five of its last six games and 10 of its last 13 following a 61-43 victory over Auburn on Tuesday night. Junior guard Trevor Releford finished the contest with a game-high 21 points, marking his team-leading fifth 20-point contest of the season. Sophomore guard Trevor Lacey added 12 points, while sophomore forward Nick Jacobs recorded his second double-double of the season with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Releford comes into the game as the team's top scorer. An SEC Player of the Year candidate, Releford ranks fourth in the league in scoring at 15.6 ppg. He also tops the squad in three-point field goal percentage (.425), steals per game (2.2) and free throw shooting (.815), and ranks second on the team in assists (2.7 apg).
Sophomore guard Trevor Lacey is second on the team in scoring with 11.9 points per game. Coming into Saturday's contest, Lacey leads the team in threes made (47) and attempted (129) and assists (3.1 apg).
Combined, the duo of Releford and Lacey contribute 27.5 points per game, or approximately 43 percent of the team's 63.5 points per game.
Meanwhile, Cooper also averages double figures with 11.0 ppg and has reached double-digits in seven of his last eight contests coming into Saturday's game. He leads the team in rebounding (4.8 rpg), offensive rebounding (2.0 orpg) and total field goals attempted (277).
Florida comes into Saturday's showdown sporting a 22-5 overall mark and is on top of the conference standings with a 12-3 record in SEC play. The Gators have lost two if their previous three contests, both of them coming on the road. Most recently, Florida dropped a 64-58 decision at Tennessee last Tuesday night.
UF owns a perfect 13-0 record at home this season, including a 7-0 mark against league competition.
The Gators boast four players who are averaging double-figure scoring, led by senior guard Mike Rosario's 13.1 points per game. Senior guard Kenny Boynton is second on the team with 12.5 points per contest, followed by senior forward Erik Murphy (12.3 ppg) and junior center Patric Young (10.4 ppg).
Young also tops the team in rebounding (6.5 rpg) and field goal percentage (.609), while Murphy is the Gators' top three-point shooter, knocking down 46.7 percent of his shots from beyond the arc (57-of-122). Additionally, junior guard Scottie Wilbekin leads UF in assists (5.4 apg) and steals (1.6 spg), while also contributing 9.0 ppg.
As a team, Florida ranks at the top in the SEC in numerous categories, including scoring defense (1st-53.5), scoring margin (1st-plus 19.6), field goal percentage (1st-.489), field goal percentage defense (1st-.375), three-point field goal percentage (1st-.384) and three-point field goal percentage defense (1st-.300).
Alabama and Florida will square off for the 134th time in series history when they meet on the hardwood on Saturday afternoon. It marks the eighth-most games UA has played against any one opponent. The Crimson Tide owns a 73-60 edge in the series. However, the Gators have won five straight games over the Crimson Tide and 16 of the last 19 contests played between the two schools.
The contest can also be heard on the Crimson Tide Sports Network, with Chris Stewart and Bryan Passink on the call. Fans can follow the in-game action with live tweets on the team's official Twitter page @AlabamaMBB.
Head Coach Anthony Grant
On what Florida is known for and what you think about when thinking about Florida:
"First and foremost, I think they are a very good team. Coach [Billy] Donovan does a great job. From a coaching standpoint, you're talking about a team that returns a lot of veterans. Any time you return that type of experience and have enjoyed that type of success, you're going to be a really good team and that's what they've shown all year. The challenge for us is always going to be what we do on the defensive end, we have got to a great job from a defensive standpoint. They are a very balanced team with several guys that have the ability to score the basketball. They are a team that really attacks in transition with a variety of ways in which they run their offense. We've got to be really locked in and do a great job on the defensive end. This is a team that defensively is ranked the best in our league in points allowed, holding their opponents' field goal percentages down and holding down three-point percentages as well. Being able to take care of the basketball, find quality shots, and score at a consistent pace are things we have to do great."
On what's challenging coaching against a Billy Donovan:
"He's got a great team. He's done a great job coaching his team so the challenge is going against a team that has been one of the best in the league for a long period of time. Our aspiration is to play for championships, so I'm looking forward to challenging our ball club against his ball club. Our relationship is way bigger than basketball, so it's our team against his team and we're going to do everything we can to go and try and win a ball game."
On any key matchups:
"They are very balanced team. The difficult thing is they've had a few players that have been out. [Michael] Frazier has only been out one game, but [Will] Yeguete has been out for several games. Adding them back to the mix, now you have to factor in some different things that maybe you haven't had to see. It makes them deeper, it allows them to do some more things from a defensive standpoint that they hadn't done. Just the preparation is a challenge with the variety of things you have to be prepared for against a team like Florida. Match-up wise, there isn't an individual thing that you look at and say, this one individual matchup is going to be a key. It's a basketball game; a lot of different things are going to come into play."
Senior Guard Andrew Steele
On how excited the team is to be playing for first place in the SEC:
"It's really exciting. We set our goals at the beginning of the year. For us to be 15 games in and have complete control on what we do going forward, it's exciting. Just the opportunity to be able to play again is exciting in itself. We understand everything that's at stake, and I think our guys are going to be ready to go."
On if they treat the upcoming Florida game like any other game or if they treat it like a big game:
"Every game we play is a big game. The excitement of being able to go compete and try to win is good. I think one of the biggest mistakes we can make is to make the game bigger than what it is. We respect Florida, they're a good team. They're 12-3 and we're 11-4 (in the SEC), so it's not like we're going to go in thinking we're in over our heads. We fully expect to go out and win."
On what it's like to play at Florida:
"It's really tough. Their fans do a good job of keeping their team into the game. It's going to be a very, very tough environment, but I think this year we've been in a situation like that before. Once the game starts, I think you kind of just block everything out. We understand that the game is going to be settled on the court."
On who stands out on the Florida team:
"I think one of the challenging things is that they're really balanced. I don't think they necessarily have the one player that they go to. I think, though, if there's one person who would probably be the most difficult to match up, it's (Erik) Murphy. He's 6-10, he can play inside-out, he can really shoot the ball. He hurt us a lot shooting last year, so I think they do a lot of things with him that are tough for us in terms of being able to rotate and try to take him away from getting threes, because he's 6-10 and he's always going to be able to get them off. I don't think they have just one player in particular that we have to worry about. They're a really balanced team, and that's what makes them tough to beat."
On a young team taking on the tough Florida environment:
"Sometimes a good thing with having a young team is that sometimes what they don't know can't hurt them. Other than Trevor (Releford) and me, nobody has played in that environment before. Not to say they necessarily have any fear in any situation, but they can't go in expecting any bad things, because they don't know exactly what to expect. We try to tell them from our experience, but the only way they can really go through it is if they experience it themselves. I don't have any worries that they're going to be ready to go. I think they've proven this year and even last year that in tough situations they've been able to step up. But it's going to be a team effort. We can't just depend on those guys to step up. We have to come ready to play."


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Dear Garrison:
I'm here to report on the dismal state of dating for the divorced woman of 46. I love ballroom dancing, flying, and gardening. I go dancing every weekend with my friends, frequent Home Depot, take classes in things that interest me and never meet anyone dateable. I finally joined an internet dating service. All of the men that interested me didn't find my profile (wittily written, I might add) compelling enough to respond to, and the men who were interested in me left me cold. So I quit and have decided to throw my fate to the wind. Perhaps God will push a guy in front of my car and I can narrowly miss running over him, then we'll discover that we have a lot in common and he'll offer to buy me coffee while we talk over the merits of shade gardening vs. sun, East Coast Swing vs. West Coast Swing.
So if you come across a guy 46-55, tall, thin, witty, intelligent, non-smoker, rare drinker, who likes to fly, travel, dance, garden and would like the company of a pretty, intelligent woman, please send him down to Acworth, Georgia. I fear I am destined to die old and alone with 40 cats. I only have one so far.
I have a suspicion that you're going to find somebody and love him and complicate your life in wonderful ways, but I will say that the person you find may not fit your specifications. A great many happy married people are married to people who don't match the Ideal but who go well with their spouses. I never sat down to make a list of what I wanted in a woman, and if I had, would it describe my wife? I don't know. For some of us, romance needs to have an element of the accidental, the hand of fate moving us together, and so the internet dating service would be too calculated ---- our hearts would not be able to make that big leap, we'd be perusing other people as if they were books on a shelf. Next time you're in Home Depot, wander out of the gardening department up toward sporting goods and see what's happening there. Or the magazine rack. Or men's clothing. And if we hear from a man who thinks he fits your specs, we'll shoot him right down to you.
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New LG tablet spotted at Bluetooth SIG?
LG is going to launch a new Android tablet this year. So far we've heard this twice in a few months, so there's no reason for it not to be true. If it happens, this would be the company's first tablet since the Optimus Pad in 2011, which unfortunately didn't sell well at all (and that may have had something to do with its pricing).
The tablet market is still growing so this makes a lot of sense (what makes less sense is why LG stood away from tablets for so long – but now that it seems to have gotten its smartphone mojo back, maybe it's ready to step back into that game too).
The new LG tablet may have been spotted getting certified by the Bluetooth SIG. An LG V500 and V507L just passed through that organization's testing procedure.
Why do we think this is an LG tablet? First of all, the model numbers. The Optimus Pad was also known as the LG V900, and none of the company's smartphones have model numbers composed from the letter V followed by three numbers.
Furthermore, when LG smartphones get certified by the Bluetooth SIG, the "Design Description" bit reads something along the lines of "LG 3G Mobile Phone / LG GSM Mobile Phone / LG LTE Mobile Phone". Not so in this case, as the V500 / V507L is described as an "LG Mobile Device".
As for why there are two model numbers, that's pretty obvious, isn't it? One would be a Wi-Fi-only iteration of the tablet (our money is on V500), and the other will probably come with 4G LTE mobile data connectivity (this would be the V507L – what else could that "L" stand for?).
But wait, there's more! If we aren't reading too much into things, we may even have a rough idea about the mobile chipset that this tablet will use. See the highlighted part in the Software Version Number field in the image above? That's incredibly close to APQ8064, which screams Qualcomm!
The well known mobile chip maker has two parts which qualify here. So we can assume that the next LG tablet will sport either a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core processor (APQ8064 is its official designation), or a newer Snapdragon 600 (which goes by APQ8064T). For LG's sake, let's hope it's the latter.
This new tablet may be called G Pad, or G Tab, or something like that. We're basing this on LG's dropping of the Optimus brand from the high-end G2 which was just unveiled yesterday.
IFA in Berlin at the beginning of September would be a good place and time for the Korean company to make its new tablet official, but let's wait and see what happens.


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OK, we're starting to lose our sense of humor about this. Nothing against Gotye and Kimbra, as their "Somebody That I Used to Know" was and is a most worthy of #1s, and normally we'd be overjoyed about the eight-week run they've spent on top of the Hot 100, this week now being the eighth. But there's a song currently occupying the runner-up slot, Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe," that it needs to make some fucking room for. Two weeks ago, it was defensible, last week, it was excusable—but now, clowntime is over, and we're getting impatient waiting for Our Girl Carly Rae to take her rightful place on top.
Not that peaking at #2 is such a terrible fate—it's one shared by such classics as Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy," Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark," and five different Credence Clearwater Revival singles released between the years 1969 and 1971—but it was not the fate that "Call Me Maybe" was meant for. This is a #1 song through and through. Unfortunately, destiny doesn't always come to fruition as it should with these songs—remember the case of Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone," arguably the only pop/rock song of the last ten years as unassailable as "Maybe," which could not unseat 50 Cent and Olivia's deplorable "Candy Shop" from the #1 spot back in 2004. So if you've been holding off downloading the song, streaming it, or playing it on our radio show—now is the goddamn time.
Anyway, the top of the charts is pretty boring again this week, with the top five remaining static for the second week in a row. The only item of real interest in the top ten is that Rihanna crashes in at #9 with "Where Have You Been," her second top ten hit off Talk That Talk (and her second Calvin Harris collaboration—coincidence?) and her 22nd overall, with 18 as a lead artist and four as a featured. That's pretty good—fifth-best all-time for a female solo artist, in fact, behind Madonna's 38, Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson's 27, and Whitney Houston's 23. (It's also by far the most among women of her era, twice as many as the next closest, Lady Gaga.)
Let's hope this is the last time we have to do one of these Gotye Outrage posts. Carly Rae has waited long enough, as have we. Time to make this right.


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Well hey, Hi, Hello Everyone out there in Cyber Space.
How ya doing?
I'm sure you can tell by the lack of posts around these parts, Joe and I have been otherwise diverted to various other aspects of life and as you all know, we run the OBN from the 'fun things to do in our spare time' side of the coin and well…spare time has been coming up on the short side lately.
So I promised myself that today I would stake a claim to 20 minutes for myself and write a quick update. Ta-Da….mission accomplished!
Since I've been locked up in my office (cage) I haven't gotten around to other parts of the country (living vicariously through Outdoor Bloggers) but I do hope that the rest of you are experiencing the Spring that has sprung up here in Idaho.
As I gaze out my open office window (and try not to daydream of rivers and green trees) I see buds blooming on the trees, I hear birds chattering in good spirit and I feel the glorious breath of warm air filtering in. Things are looking up!
In case you missed them earlier, I wanted to mention a couple interior posts that recently hit the OBN airwaves: On Outdoor Blogging Tips
First Up: River Mud wrote a follow up post to his When Will Your Blog Grow Up? that you shouldn't miss. You just shouldn't…We can all use extra support and help in the Outdoor Blogging aspect of what we do, so head on over to the post Making Your Outdoor Blog Work for You (Part 2 of 2) and get inspired.
Second Up: Paul Schmid of The Healthy Outdoorsman wrote a follow up post to his What SEO Is All About And Why It's Important To Bloggers (that hopefully you didn't miss) because part 2 is out. Again, don't miss out on these wonderful tips/tricks and techniques to successful Outdoor Blogging, so get on over and read his follow up here: SEO For Bloggers Part II: SEO Tips And Tricks
I'll do my best to get into the swing of things this week. We have a new gear review lined up for Wednesday and I'm thinking a photo prompt with the Spring theme is in order.
Wishing you all the best!!
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The Combined Post Graduate Diploma in Special Educational Needs is a one-year, full-time, postgraduate programme of training in inclusive special needs education for teachers working in special schools, special classes, or as resource and learning support teachers in mainstream primary and post-primary schools and other educational services. Support under the terms and conditions of the relevant annual Department of Education and Science (DES) Circular is available to suitably qualified primary and post-primary teachers who currently hold, or are eligible to hold, permanent positions in their schools.
Application for this cohort is on the UCD on-line application system. An annual quota of fee-paying places is also reserved for suitably qualified graduate teachers who are not eligible for DES support.
The programme is of one year's duration and involves a blended model of delivery incorporating block release from school/centre amounting to a total of eight weeks; four weeks in Semester One (October/November), and four weeks in Semester Two (March). It also involves five Saturdays of collaborative workshops and seminars.
Course content includes special educational needs and inclusion from the perspectives of the foundation disciplines of philosophy, sociology, psychology and law; curriculum development; aetiology of learning disabilities; assessment and diagnosis of learning difficulties; teaching methodology for students with SEN; teaching of language, literacy and numeracy skills; assistive technology and therapies (including speech and language and occupational therapy) for students with additional needs; developing whole-school approaches for inclusion and formulation of Individual Education Plans; the organisation and administration of SEN provision and inclusion; parent-teacher relationships; counselling and behaviour management; research methods in SEN and the professional development of teachers of students with special educational needs.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the course, teachers will have:
- developed an understanding of the core issues pertaining to inclusive education.
- acquired a range of skills necessary to facilitate and support the inclusive education of students in schools and special education settings.
- integrated knowledge with practice and be enabled to make decisions while reflecting on the wider professional, social and ethical responsibilities and values that inform inclusive education.
- demonstrated an ability to communicate their knowledge and expertise to both specialist and non-specialist audiences.
Assessment Procedures
Course work is assessed by means of written assignments, presentations and professional practice portfolio.
Professional practice is monitored and assessed on a continuous basis throughout the year.


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This photo/art gallery features multiple layer underpaintings in gray tones created by high school students from the Advanced Studios in Drawing and Painting class taught at by Thomasa Nielsen. The students applied multiple layers of transparent acrylic paint as they work to make "Baroque-style" still life paintings. Some images show the work as they add color layers...although none were finished yet. All the students started with still life photos done with dramatic lighting. Overall, this course focuses on mastery of drawing and painting, along with developing an understanding of how Renaissance and Baroque art styles have influenced the development of painting. Students develop a thorough knowledge of the steps involved in designing original work. Students use online and digital resources in their work. The primary mediums used in this course are pencil, watercolor and acrylic. In this course, students develop a college entry portfolio.


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Anti-Azeri protest fails in Poland
Armenians have failed to hold a protest in front of the Azerbaijani embassy in Poland, the diplomatic mission said last week.
A group of people had informed the embassy in Warsaw of its intention to hold a rally outside the compound.
20 protesters sought to hold a demonstration under the slogan ``historical injustice`` in front of the embassy and received relevant permission from the city`s authorities.
``The embassy knows nothing about the individuals who wanted to hold the rally, the organization they belong to and the historical injustice they are talking about,`` the Azerbaijani embassy said in a statement. ``The embassy conducted preparatory work on several topics as the world community does not properly assess the terrible injustice of our time - the occupation of Azerbaijani lands by Armenia and the Khojaly genocide [committed against Azerbaijanis during the Karabakh war in 1992].``
According to the embassy, 10 to 12 Armenians gathered for the protest, holding posters with slogans, a mouthpiece, two to three Armenian flags and a camera.
``This shows that their main goal was to photograph these slogans and disseminate them in the Armenian press. But when they approached the embassy building, they encountered photos hung on the fence reflecting the Armenian aggression and the Khojaly massacre... as well as slogans saying `The whole Karabakh belongs to Azerbaijan` and `Result of Armenian aggression - one million Azerbaijani refugees`,`` the statement says.
Azerbaijan and Armenia, its South Caucasus neighbor, face a bitter conflict over the mountainous region of Nagorno Karabakh that emerged in 1988 over Armenian territorial claims. The two countries fought a lengthy war that claimed some 30,000 lives and displaced about a million Azerbaijanis. Since the fragile ceasefire accord signed in 1994, Armenian armed forces have occupied over 20 percent of Azerbaijan`s internationally recognized territory, in defiance of international law. OSCE-brokered peace talks have been largely fruitless so far.


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His first tour was on the USS GEORGE WASHINGTON and commissioned her in July 1994. Designated as a "Plankowner", he made her maiden "Med Float" and was advanced to DK3.
In July 1994, he attended AC "A" School in Millington, TN and took orders to NAS Whiting Field Milton, FL serving as a Facility Watch Supervisor and was advanced to Petty Officer Second Class.
In February 2000, he received orders to NSF Diego Garcia, BIOT where he was advanced to Petty Officer First Class and served as a Branch Chief.
AC1 Buehner reported to NATTC Pensacola, FL in March 2001 as an Instructor and was designated as Master Training Specialist.
In February 2004, he took orders to the USS ESSEX (LHD-2). He completed a successful tour as an Amphibious Air Traffic Control Center Supervisor.
In December 2005, he received orders to FASCFAC Pearl Harbor. He was advanced to Chief Petty Officer and served as the LCPO. While assigned to FACSFAC, he completed his first IA tour in Afghanistan as an NCOIC for a JSOC unit.
January 2009, he accepted GSA orders to Iraq as an Outpost OIC.
Chief Buehner reported to the USS KEARSARGE (LHD-3) in January 2010 as the AATCC LCPO. He was advanced to Senior Chief and transferred to NS Mayport FL.
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KSP reports that 2012 has already shown a spike in motorcycle-related crashes with a 69 percent increase from 2011 for the same time period. For this reason, KSP has decided to utilize their best asset for reaching the public – social media. With over 40,000 followers on Facebook©, 2,900 followers on Twitter© and an active YouTube©, Flickr© and Blogger© account, the agency plans to blast out motorcycle safety messaging via these platforms.
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"Bob's Bunch Battling ALS" will hold a fundraiser for ALS research at the Morgan Community Center in Bedford on Saturday, April 14, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The event was originally scheduled for March 3 but the tornado that struck the Milton Fire Station No. 2 on the day before forced the cancellation of that event.
A concert benefiting the Carroll County Food Pantry will be held at the Carroll County Middle School Auditorium from 6-9 p.m. on Saturday, April 21.
Local Christian musicians The Infinite Realm will serve as the host group for the concert, billed as a "Feed the Hungry" Gospel Jubilee. Also appearing will be the Commonwealth Quartet from Nashville, Tenn., and Hearts of Joy, a trio based in Hanover, Ind.
Carroll finished in fourth place at the Oldham County Spring Break Classic over the weekend.
The Lady Panthers lost their first two pool games against Central Hardin, 7-6, and Holy Cross (Louisville), 3-2, putting them in last place.
However, the girls bounced back Saturday in the tournament, defeating Bracken County, 6-3, and then taking down Mercer County, 5-4, which was ranked No. 1 in the other pool.
Carroll reached the semifinals of the tournament, but was knocked out by Pickerington Central, out of Ohio, 6-1.
The Carroll County Sheriff's Office arrested two men on Thursday, March 29 who confessed to stealing to feed their heroin addiction, according to a news release.
A member of the security team at the Carrollton Walmart contacted the Carroll County Sheriff's Office on Thursday, March 29 to report two men inside the store who were believed to be stealing DVDs and PlayStation games and Xbox games. Sheriff Jamie Kinman and Carrollton Police Officer Tim Mitchell responded to the call.
Two burglaries in neighboring areas of Black Rock Road in Ghent are under investigation by the Carroll County Sheriff's Office.
Victor Proctor, 3195 Black Rock Road, reported his home was broken into on April 2 while he was out of the county for a few hours, the sheriff's office reported in a news release. Proctor alleged the burglar pried open a back door and broke a window to gain entry to the mobile home. Once inside, the burglar took a 42-inch LG television.
What is your favorite thing about school?
"I enjoy reading and learning new stuff. I can use those in real life situations, like when we were dividing up a pie at home, we used fractions."
Who is your favorite teacher and why?
"Ms. Stewart. Definitely. She's really fun and makes learning fun. We do lots of activities in her class."
What was the last book you read?
"'Junie B. Jones is (almost) a Flower Girl"
A domestic dispute between husband and wife ended with the man being flown by helicopter ambulance for treatment of stab wounds.
Wanda Louise Brown, 57, 41 S. Cemetery Lane, Worthville, was arrested for second degree assault on Thursday, April 5, according to a news release from the Carroll County Sheriff's Office. Brown is accused of stabbing her husband, 63-year-old Robert Brown, in the stomach and left leg with a butcher knife.
Carroll County's history came alive March 29 at Cartmell Elementary, when fifth grade students presented CBC News.
Principal Doug Oak welcomed everyone to the "original production" which gave audience members "59 minutes of history." He said what they were about to see was "real history," and added that, "many people and events you will recognize."
The unseasonably warm temperatures prevalent over recent weeks have pushed things in the plant world, including disease.
Last week, we confirmed Pythium root rot on some fairly young tobacco seedlings.
Pyth-ium root rot is common in tobacco float beds, but we usually do not see much of this disease until ad-April; however, warm weather has created favorable conditions ahead of schedule.
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THE SHIP IS MUCH TOO BIG for the tiny wooden dock, but the MV Namao is determined
to make landfall. Though the mighty Saskatchewan River has been tamed by a
hydroelectric dam here in Grand Rapids, Man., the current is still plenty
fast as the runoff from much of the Canadian prairie squeezes through a narrow
channel before spilling into the north end of Lake Winnipeg. The captain deftly
spins the ship around and drifts her down to the pier, as some of the local
fishermen unloading their pickerel catch stop to watch. They've seen
this old Coast Guard vessel a hundred times before, but she looks different
in her new livery of bright blue paint. The deckhands see they have an audience
and want to look sharp, though they've sailed together for only a few
days. They make a neat job of docking, but the paint is so fresh, they can't
keep some of it from grinding off as they come alongside. Two women walking
on the road stop, and one reads aloud the words on the vessel's topsides: "'Lake
Winnipeg Research Consortium.' That's good!"
For the people who live on the shores of the tenth largest freshwater lake
in the world, the Namao symbolizes hope for a vast, and threatened, aquatic
ecosystem. Perhaps science can rescue this inland sea from problems they have
been noticing for years. But so far, it is science on a shoestring. The 34-metre
government-surplus ship was diverted from the scrap pile to offer first aid
to a lake that has almost been forgotten. Funding for this voyage was cobbled
together, catching the little vessel in dry dock with her paint still wet.
And those aboard realize all too keenly that the Namao's mission is
as much about public relations as it is about water samples and plankton hauls.
Lake Winnipeg has been a source of mystery and speculation for years. Commercial
and aboriginal fishermen sometimes found their nets clogged with brown algae,
though their annual pickerel catches were on the rise. E. coli swimming bans
became more frequent on the many beaches that line the lake's southern
shores. And the great flood of 1997 was rumoured to have unleashed contaminants.
Then, in 1999, a trial cruise of the Namao revealed a blight of toxic algae
spreading across the remote North Basin of the lake, and satellite images
showed the full extent. Comparisons with the polluted state of Lake Erie 30
years ago began to circulate in the provincial media, and an infamous headline
appeared in the Winnipeg Free Press: "Lake Winnipeg Dying?"
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What is your favorite thing to cook? Pretty much any type of pasta is my favorite thing to cook. I have a lot of sentimental attachment to cooking it.
What type of music do you enjoy? I will listen to pretty much any type of music, aside from country. I love the lesser known bands and groups with unique sounds.
What talent do you have? I've been playing the flute for 12 years, the piccolo for the last 8, and played the tenor sax, oboe, and piano for a little while too.
What do people always ask you? In real life or online? In real life I am continually asked how old I am (23) because I look like I'm about 17. Online – especially on twitter – the number one question I am asked is when the next update will be. That's followed closely by 'how do you think of the twisted stuff Edward does to Bella?' [The answer varies: some days it just comes to me, some of it is from various nightmares I've had over the years, some is inspired by music or music videos, etc.]
Where is the one place in the world that you would like to be? I would love to be back in Paris, but I've always wanted to live in London.
What do you love to do or wear even though it isn't fashionable? I really love old clothes from the eighties. It's awful and wrong but I can't help it. I'm a sucker for block print sweaters with shoulder pads and leggings.
What is your greatest fear? My greatest fear is being a bad human being. I'm terrified about never becoming a valuable member of society. Other things I'm afraid of include: needles entering my skin, heights, and deep water.
What is your guiltiest pleasure? Twilight is my guiltiest pleasure. I have a couple of others too: shopping at thrift stores, drinking slurpees, and watching America's Next Top Model.
What did your mother always tell you to do? My mother always told me to make good choices. My dad, on the other hand, used to tell my brothers and I to keep our mouths shut and our pants zipped.
What is the best piece of advice you have ever received? My best friend gave me excellent advice a couple of years ago: Be yourself. Never be afraid of who you are.
What is the worst pick up line that you've ever heard? I used to be a waitress and always had to endure awful pick up lines. My two favorites:
Guy #1: Comes in, orders a coffee. Gets my attention and simply says, "I like your face." That's all. No follow up. Just "I like your face."Guy #2: Leaves a map to his house drawn on a napkin with the heading 'Guy in White Shirt Thinks You're Hot'. Followed by 'come here for a good time' on the back.
When you were a child what did you want to grow up to be? When I was a child, I wanted to be a veterinarian. Well, first a professional basketball player, then a doctor, then a veterinarian.
Why do you enjoy writing? Writing is enjoyable to me because it is always a challenge. Coming up with new concepts and making them adhere to a plotline is always interesting. Plus there's so much creativity. I love it.
What do you find hardest to do in writing fanfiction? The hardest thing about writing fanfiction is avoiding overused plotlines or fanfiction clichés. I try really hard to think outside the standard format for writing ff.
Why do you love Twilight? It's funny -and kind of blasphemous - but I'm actually not in love with Twilight. The characters are interesting, the storyline is good, but I'm not in love with it. (Please don't hurt me!!!)
What is your most favorite underappreciated fanfiction? My favorite under appreciated fanfiction has to be Octoberland's Hold Me. Seriously, her version of deranged newborn Bella gives me goosebumps. I absolutely love it.
What is your next story going to be? My next story will probably be a collection of cut scenes from Lovegame. After that, I would really like to write something fluffy and sweet. I've been kicking around an idea for a NM AU fic inspired by Pablo Neruda's love sonnets. (He's one of my favorite poets.)
If you absolutely had to choose between team Jacob or team Edward which would be (no saying you can't or saying another team instead, choose one of the two)? Ugh, if I absolutely have to choose…I pick Team Edward. Jacob becomes a little too manipulative for my liking in Eclipse.


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College Hockey:Kushneriuk Nets Hat Trick as Robert Morris Rolls
Niagara Still Searching for First Win
NIAGARA, N.Y. — For Niagara University, it might not be time to panic.
But its certainly time to start worrying.
Chris Kushneriuk scored three goals — including the game-winner midway through the third period — as Robert Morris defeated the descending Purple Eagles 5-3 in front of 815 people at Dwyer Arena on Friday.
Niagara has still not won: its 0-1-0 in league action and 0-8-1 overall. In fairness to the Purple Eagles, they have played four ranked teams, but looked sloppy at times in what — on paper at least — seemed to be a winnable game at home against a club that has struggled this season.
The Colonials — who eliminated the Purple Eagles in last seasons College Hockey America tournament — improved to 1-2-0 in league play and 3-6-0 overall.
The four goals were an outburst for Robert Morris, which had scored one goal or less in four of its last five games.
We came out and battled, Colonials coach Derek Schooley said. That was our theme this week. We wanted to compete for 60 minutes and I think, minus a few minutes in the second when they had a little momentum, we did a very good job. We worked hard and did the simple things.
We had a complete team effort tonight.
Understandably, Niagara coach Dave Burkholder was a little sour after the game and admitted he is losing a little patience with his young and inexperienced club.
It has to stop, he said of his team again falling behind early. We have to be a lot tougher mentally. We need to be a lot better. Five-on-five we lost. They had more spirit and energy. Hopefully guys will start playing up to their capabilities. We have a lot of guys that are not playing well.
After the game, Burkholder had a talk with his players in the locker room that was probably not for the faint of heart.
I was a little sarcastic and a little negative in the room, he said. But it is comical how poorly how some of our top guys are playing.
Kushneriuk scored the eventual game winner when he jammed a loose puck past Niagara goaltender Andrew Hare during at madly chaotic scramble in front of the Niagara net to give the Colonials a 4-3 lead and himself the hat trick with just under nine minutes left in the third period.
It was a great shot by (Dave) Cowan, he said of the decisive goal. He (Cowan) was able to get it through some traffic. I just happened to be standing at the side of the net. I like to lurk around the net and try to find rebounds. The puck squirted out and I was able to kick it to my backhand and squeeze it in.
Scott Kobialko scored an insurance goal for a 5-3 RMU advantage at 16:42 when he jammed in a rebound past Hare.
Earlier, the Colonials appeared to be sailing smoothly with a 3-1 lead late in the second period. But Niagara got rolling late in the period and dominated play. Its dominance paid off when Ryan Olidis took a pass down low from Chris Moran and flipped the puck over RMU goaltender Brooks Ostergards shoulder with just 47 seconds left in the period which sliced the deficit to 3-2.
Niagara tied it at three when Brent Vandenberg took a pass from Brendan Sheehan and backhanded a sizzling shot from the slot over Ostergoods glove to tie the game 3-3 at 6:24 of the third period before Kushneriuk scored the decisive goal.
Nick Chiavetta scored the other goal for Robert Morris while Ostergard made 38 saves.
Moran had a goal and an assist while Hare — a freshman playing in his first home game — recorded 29 stops for the Purple Eagles.
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The rate of debt among high school and college students is rising at an alarming rate and the trend has many experts worried. A recent report by Sallie Mae, a company that originates, services and collects student loans, shows the average student debt has reached a new record high. In response to this disturbing trend, one school is taking an educational approach to the problem.
Mahanoy area teacher Kathy Loy pushed for a class teaching financial literacy to combat the skyrocketing rate of debt students face. The average student has a balance topping $3000. Loy's class talks about debt and credit in detail. She spends about 6 to 8 weeks on the subject of credit.
She talks about good and bad credit. Students research rates and fees online. They learn about compound interest and how car and home loans work. Parental response has been overwhelmingly positive. Many parents say they wish they had been offered such a class as kids.


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Rooted in innovative production and thoughtful songwriting. AG One thrives in multiple outlets of media by creating a legacy that not only conveys a message or a movement, but a lifestyle.
Rooted in innovative production and thoughtful songwriting. AG One thrives in multiple outlets of media by creating a legacy that not only conveys a message or a movement, but a lifestyle.
AG One Entertainment was established in 2008 as a collaborative effort to get the independent music in Orange County, California heard. Co-founders Clifton Ellens and Randolph Zuniga worked together on many projects including an unreleased album titled Coming to Terms, before the conception of AG One. Their fundamental focus is facilitating the production and songwriting for artists in various genres of music.
Once established, AG One's first project took place in January of 2010. In collaboration with CNVS, a non-profit organization committed to providing a platform for artists and preserving the art programs in their community, they executively produced and released CANVAS the album, as part of the inaugural CNVS event to accompany the debut of mixed media artist Arnold Randall. For the rest of that year they worked on projects including: Akapela Jonz's mixtape and marketing campaign, "Will You Be My Fan?" to lead up to the release of his debut EP; the second CNVS event where they hosted an EP titled Canvas II: HiLife Ideologies; helped in the rebranding launch of a local nonprofit Youth Leadership America by creating a song about job interviewing used as a promotional tool for reaching out to high school Juniors and Seniors; then executively produced hip-hop artist Akapela Jonz' debut EP Wake Up and Dream, released independently.
2011 generated a female force for AG One with three releases in different genres. In February 2011, they released a cover of "Funny Valentine" as an introduction to Krista Mone' working with AG One, for a special Valentine's Day release. Soon after, the Still Discovering EP by Tanya Thomas along with the soundtrack for designer Renee Prudhomme's SS2011 fashion presentation, INDIGO, were released online and distributed. Ending out the year with a bang, AG One released an EP called Laced: A love Affair… for Beatnic (BTNC) as part of the Fullerton Art Walk event showcasing artist Arnold Randall and debuting photographer, Edizon Flix.
In 2012, a year after working with singer, Krista Mone', on "Another Goodbye" and a cover of the classic "My Funny Valentine," she signed on to have AG One executively produce her EP Open Relationship which was released on Valentine's Day. Later in September, they partnered up with the socially conscious t-shirt company, Royal Dynamite, to help launch their nonprofit organization RD Cares. Contributing an EP as part of a one-for-one campaign that came with every t-shirt purchase as part of the #WAR line — "We Are Royal," for every t-shirt purchased, an education package was given to a child in need in Sierra Leone.
In the summer of 2013, AG One started working with an Orange County rock band, Vanity Heist. They released a single "This Is It," a solid cross over pop record that infused rock elements and catchy lyrics. They continue to work as a songwriting and production team servicing artists nationwide with records that that range from R'nB and Hip Hop to Pop, Acoustic, and have created a demand for their fusion sound Electro World Groove.
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More: Why do women still lag behind in top corporate jobs and earning power?
Debora Spar: Remember, we're still relatively early in the evolution of women's rights—if you think of it, it's only been 50 years, so we shouldn't be too hard on ourselves. But anyway, making it in the workplace is not just a question of the workplace; it's making it in life. Many women leave the corporate world not because they're failing at their jobs but because their lives become too complicated once they have a family. And they've bought into the idea that they have to be perfect.
More: Explain. Do you think we're being told that anything less than perfection is inadequate?
DS: Yes, and it's not just the media that gives us these messages; we do it to ourselves. I think that for whatever reasons, too many women can't give up on making the cookies or looking like they're 17 well into their sixties. Men do a better job of making trade-offs. I mean, when you read about successful businessmen, is there ever anything in the article that says, "He's a great father—and he's great at barbecuing, too!"?
More: Right. There are approximately zero books for men asking the question, Can you have it all?
DS: Exactly! I'm not a psychiatrist, but I think women are more judgmental and guilt-ridden than men. I may judge you on your pleasures and also simultaneously feel guilty about mine. It's a double whammy of badness.
More: Feminism has given us so much choice in how we live our lives. But you seem to suggest there's a downside to choice.
DS: It's not that exactly. Choice is a fabulous thing, but just because you have all these choices doesn't mean you have to take them all. Like, I love to know there are a million different kinds of candy when I walk into the candy store, but I'm not going to eat all of it. And also, you and I may choose different candy, but we shouldn't judge each other for what the other one likes best.
What I'm saying to women is, you gotta learn to make choices, which means taking certain things off the table. You can't be a powerhouse at work and be making handmade Halloween costumes. You just can't.
More: Despite your cautions against our tendency to try to have it all, I'm sure you still have your moments. What's the nuttiest balancing act you've engaged in over the past few months?
DS: On the day my husband was undergoing shoulder surgery, I had a meeting with my publisher, an interview about this book and then three parties to attend in three different corners of the city. I abandoned my poor husband and did all these things and then came home and collapsed in a puddle.
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No woman, no man, no human being can have it all. We really need to step away from that phrase. It was a bad one to begin with.
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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – The Hostess Strike 2012 has prompted an Ebay run on Twinkies and Ding Dongs. As Mashable wrote today, the "starting Ebay bid for a single Twinkie Is $5,000″. But lost in the sugar panic was the actual news statement by Hostess that the brand may still survive.
Hostess CEO Gregory F. Rayburn tells news that Twinkies, Wonder Bread, Ding Dongs, Ho Ho's and Home Pride bread aren't going away anytime soon. Rather the company may consider selling the brands to a buyer if a current labor strike is not resolved.
"Many people have worked incredibly long and hard to keep this from happening, but now Hostess Brands has no other alternative than to begin the process of winding down and preparing for the sale of our iconic brands," Rayburn said in a news statement this week. "Unfortunately, because we are in bankruptcy, there are severe limits on the assistance the (company) can offer you at this time," he added.
The company entered Chapter 11 protection once before this decade, then again in January. But fear kicked in when the company said this Thursday that it will liquidate assets if the current labor strike continues indefinitely.
"We simply do not have the financial resources to survive an ongoing national strike," Hostess CEO Gregory Rayburn said Wednesday. "Therefore, if sufficient employees do not return to work by 5 p.m., EST, on Thursday to restore normal operations, we will be forced to immediately move to liquidate the entire company, which will result in the loss of nearly 18,000 jobs."
"It is now up to Hostess' BCTGM-represented employees and Frank Hurt, their international president, to decide if they want to call off the strike and save this company, or cause massive financial harm to thousands of employees and their families," Rayburn added. The company has issued a new website, hostessstrike.info, to update consumers about the future of the brand. The strike is between Hostess and the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union (BCTGM).


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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- Freshman Thea Hedemann (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan/Walter Murray) is one shot out of the lead and the Bradley women's golf team is tied for third after the opening round of the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Women's Golf Championship Sunday.
All five BU golfers shot in the 70's as the Braves turned in their lowest round of the year with a first-round 305. Bradley is six shots behind first-round leader Northern Iowa (299) and five shots back of second-place Missouri State (300). Sunday's 305 at the par-72 Country Club of Terre Haute was the team's lowest round since carding a 303 in the final round of last year's MVC Championship in Normal, Ill.
Hedemann is one shot behind individual leader Katie Tabbert of Northern Iowa in second place, firing a one-over par 73 Sunday. Joining Hedemann in the top 10 was senior Erin Gorman (Rockford, Ill./Boylan), who is tied for sixth entering Monday's second round after carding a career-best three-over par 75.
Freshman Christie Lin (Calgary, Alberta/Sir John G Diefenbaker) shot her team-leading 24th round in the 70's with an opening-round 78 and is tied for 23rd after 18 holes. Senior Kelly Amundrud (Calgary, Alberta/Strathcona Tweedsmuir) and Cassandra Marschall (Marshfield, Wis./Marshfield/Wisconsin-Green Bay) both turned in 79's and are tied for 25th after day one.
The Braves are tied with I-74 rival Illinois State for third in the team standings at 305. Wichita State is fifth overall at 311, while tournament-host Indiana State and Southern Illinois finished the day tied for sixth (313). Drake closed the day in eighth (323), with Evansville (9th - 327) and Creighton (10th - 337) completing the field, respectively.
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UK man convicted of handling stolen Vertu phones has to repay £1 million
Narinder Sandhu, a man from Southall, London, convicted of handling 65 stolen Nokia Vertu phones back in 2007, has to repay £999,713.21 ($1,6 million) to the British Government, as he failed to prove he obtained said amount of money legally.
The 65 Vertu luxury phones, stolen during an armed robbery in 2005, have been recovered, and Sandhu was sent to jail for 22 months.
The UK's National Mobile Phone Crime Unit (NMPCU) further investigated Sandhu's case and, after finding the stolen Vertus at the house of a friend of his, it also located the £1 million in an off-shore bank account.
Since the man couldn't (or didn't want to) justify the source of the money, the Isleworth Crown Court ordered him to repay all £999,713.21 to the Government.
The NMPCU says that this is the highest value confiscated in its five-year history.
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WASHINGTON — The sex scandal that led to CIA Director David Petraeus' downfall widened Tuesday with word the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan is under investigation for thousands of alleged "inappropriate communications" with another woman involved in the case.
Even as the FBI prepared a timeline for Congress about the investigation that brought to light Petraeus' extramarital affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta revealed that the Pentagon had begun an internal investigation into emails from Gen. John Allen to a Florida woman involved in the case.
Allen succeeded Petraeus as the top American commander in Afghanistan in July 2011, and his nomination to become the next commander of U.S. European Command and the commander of NATO forces in Europe has now been put on hold, as the scandal seemed certain to ensnare another acclaimed military figure.
In a White House statement early Tuesday, National Security spokesman Tommy Vietor said President Barack Obama has held Allen's nomination at Panetta's request. Obama, the statement said, "remains focused on fully supporting our extraordinary troops and coalition partners in Afghanistan, who Gen. Allen continues to lead as he has so ably done for over a year."
It was Broadwell's threatening emails to Jill Kelley, a Florida woman who is a Petraeus family friend, that led to the FBI's discovery of communications between Broadwell and Petraeus indicating they were having an affair. Petraeus acknowledged the affair when he resigned from the CIA post on Friday.
In the latest revelations, a Pentagon official traveling with Panetta to Australia said "inappropriate communications" — 20,000 to 30,000 pages of emails and other documents from Allen's communications with Kelley between 2010 and 2012 — are under review. He would not say whether they involved sexual matters or whether they are thought to include unauthorized disclosures of classified information. He said he did not know whether Petraeus is mentioned in the emails.
Allen has denied wrongdoing. If Allen was found to have had an affair with Kelley, he could face charges of adultery, which is a crime under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
The decision by the FBI to hand off the Allen information to the military seems to indicate the issue is not one involving the handling of classified information, but rather some other issue.
The Petraeus case has sparked an uproar in Congress, with lawmakers complaining they should have been told earlier about the probe that has roiled the intelligence and military establishment.
Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, called the latest revelations in the case "a Greek tragedy."
"It's just tragic," King said Tuesday on NBC's "Today" show. "This has the elements in some ways of a Hollywood movie or a trashy novel."
The issue of what the FBI knew, when it notified top Obama administration officials, and when Congress was told, has brought criticism from lawmakers, who say they should have been told earlier.
The White House wasn't informed of the FBI investigation that involved Petraeus until Nov. 6, Election Day, although agents began looking at Petraeus' actions months earlier, sometime during the summer. Senate Intelligence Committee chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., complained that she first learned of the matter from the media late last week, and confirmed it in a phone call to the then-CIA director on Friday.
That was the same day Obama accepted Petraeus' resignation, and the 60-year-old retired Army general, who headed U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan before taking charge of the CIA, acknowledged an affair with Broadwell, and expressed regret.
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Arcadja Auctions > Artists Database > D > Debon-Decou > Cornelis Gerritsz Decker
Cornelis Gerritsz DeckerTweetNetherlands (1625 -  Haarlem 1678 )
Van Ham /May 16, 2014
€4,000.00 - €6,000.00
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Cornelis Gerritsz Decker - A Landscape With Trees And Farmhouses Near A River
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Fullsize picture Cornelis Decker (Haarlem before 1623–1678), A landscape with trees and farmhouses near a river, signed and dated at lower right: C. Decker 1655, oil on panel, 52.5 x 44.7 cm, framed Provenance: Vermeulen Collection, The Hague; Galerie Pallamar, Vienna (1988); sale, Lempertz, Cologne, 18 May 1996, lot 1028; private collection, Vienna Specialist: Alexander Strasoldo
Cornelis Gerritsz Decker - A Wooded Landscape With Man Approaching A Village
Original 1678
Auction: Christie's -Dec 3, 2014 - LondonLot number: 128
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Lot Description Cornelis Decker (? 1610/20-1678 Haarlem) A wooded landscape with man approaching a village, carrying two pails on a yoke oil on panel 21 3/8 x 27 3/8 in. (54.3 x 69.5 cm.) Lot Condition Report I confirm that I have read this Important Notice and agree to its terms. View Condition Report Provenance Montague Edward Parker, by 1822, as 'Meindert Hobbema', and by descent to, Edward Henry Parker, 2nd Earl of Morley (1810-1864). Sir Harold Farquhar (1894-1953); Sotheby's, London, 13 December 1950, lot 6, as 'Meindert Hobbema' (£780 to the following), with Sabin, London. M.W.T. Leatham, Gloucestershire, by 1952. with Duits, Doordrecht, Amsterdam and London, by 1954. Pre-Lot Text PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN (LOTS 128, 129, 130, 139 & 200) Exhibited London, Royal Academy, Dutch Pictures 1450-1750, 22 November 1952-1 March 1953, no. 348, as 'Meindert Hobbema'. View Lot Notes >
Cornelis Gerritsz Decker - River Landscape With Farmstead
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Auction: Auctionata -Oct 6, 2014 - BerlinLot number: 89
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Lot 89: Cornelis G. Decker, River Landscape with Farmstead, 17th C. Description: Oil on wood Haarlem, Netherlands, 17th century Cornelis Gerritsz. Decker (c.1618-1678) - Landscape painters of the Dutch Golden Age Monogrammed lower right 'C D [...]' The work is registered in the Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie (RKD), Den Haag, under the number 10429 and listed under the full title 'Rivierlandschap met boerderij op rechteroever (river landscape with farmstead on the right bank)' Original exhibition frame from 1937 Dimensions: 40.8 x 35.4 cm Provenance: Christie's (Vienna), auction 29/10/1996 - 30/10/1996, lot 40, with ill. in colors; private collection, Sweden Decker painted primarily river and canal landscapes, often with plain farmhouses or dilapidated huts on the banks; the auction record for one of his paintings is currently set at €84,000 The present painting is a work by the Dutch painter Cornelis Gerritsz. Decker. The latter created many such river views and landscapes, often with ruined architecture bathed in a differentiated play of light. The artist's finely executed works testify to his keen interest in the materiality of old and weathered objects and buildings. In contrast he often sets an atmospheric light and bright color scheme. The painting is monogrammed lower right 'CD [...]'. Inspection under UV-light reveals small retouchings to the sky and the house, as well as larger retouching to the boat. In the sky upper left there is a trace (approx. 3 x 3 cm) of an attempt to clean the surface. Partially the edges are rubbed, the varnish is slightly dirty on the surface due to age. There is a fine crack in the wood panel on the lower right. The frame is in good condition with light wear. The framed work measures 65.8 x 60.1 cm, the panel measures 40.8 x 35.4 cm. Provenance: Stenmans Konstsalong, Gösta Herman Stenman (1888-1947), Stockholm, Schweden (acquired in 1937); Gallery Maria Gillhausen, Munich (acquired between 1939 and 1943); Galerie Maria Almas-Dietrich, Munich (acquired on January 13, 1944 ); Acquired by Adolf Hitler in 1944 for the planned 'Führermuseum' in Linz; Linz no.: 3237/1125; May 1945: Seizure of the storage in Altaussee by the U.S. Army; 17 July 1945: Registration in the Central Collecting Point Munich MCCP, Munich no.: 4562; January 18, 1952 restitution to the Bundesdenkmalamt Salzburg by MCCP, thereafter stored in Kartause Mauerbach near Vienna; October 29, 1996 auctioned by the State of Austria in the so-called Mauerbach Benefit Sale at Christie's: Christie's (Vienna), auction 29/10/1996 - 30/10/1996, lot 40., with ill. in colors since then private collection, Sweden Cornelis Gerritsz. Decker (c. 1618-1678) Between 1635 and 1678 Cornelis Gerritsz. Decker was active as a landscape painter in his home town of Haarlem. He was a pupil of Salomon van Ruysdael. Decker painted mainly farmhouses on riverbanks and under trees, wooded areas and the like. At first sight his works are idyllic sceneries, but often infused with more sinister and mysterious overtones as found in the works by his contemporary Jacob van Ruisdael. Artists such as Jan Wijnants and Philips Wouwerman further influenced Decker. For the figural scenes within his paintings, he sometimes collaborated with artists such as Adriaen van de Velde (1636-1672) and Adriaen van Ostade (1610-1685). From 1643 onwards Decker was a member of the Haarlem Guild of St. Luke. (tfa)
Cornelis Gerritsz Decker - Holländische Flusslandschaft Mit Wäscherin Am Ufer
Auction: Van Ham -May 16, 2014 - CologneLot number: 434
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Description: DECKER, CORNELIS GERRITSZ. Haarlem um 1620 - 1678 - zugeschrieben Holländische Flusslandschaft mit Wäscherin am Ufer. Öl auf Holz. 34,5 x 28,5cm. Rahmen. Rückseitig: Auf der Tafel Klebeetikett des Kölner Kunstsalons Abels . DECKER, CORNELIS GERRITSZ Haarlem ca. 1620 - 1678 - attributed Dutch Riverscape with Laundress by the Riverside. Oil on wood. 34,5 x 28,5cm. Framed. Verso: Adhesive label of the Cologne Art Salon Abels on the panel.
Cornelis Gerritsz Decker - Wooded Riverbank With A Building
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Lot No. 25 Description Cornelis Decker (Haarlem 1625-1678), Wooded riverbank with a building, monogrammed at lower right: C. D., oil on panel, 35.6 x 32.5 cm, unframed The works by the Haarlem-based landscapist Decker closely resemble those by Claes Molenaer, Salomon Rombouts, and Roelof van Vries. Specialist: Dr. Alexander Strasoldo estimate EUR 2.000,- to 4.000,- USD 2.600,- to 5.200,-* conversion Online Catalogue: Old Master Paintings - 11.06.2013 - 16:00 Old Master Paintings Auction Date: 11.06.2013 - 16:00 Location: Palais Dorotheum Public Viewing: 05.06. - 11.06.2013 Category: Old Master Paintings Absentee bidTelephone bidWatch Terms and conditions Increments Items marked "+" are subject to full legal VAT of 20 %, those marked "-" are subject to reduced VAT of 10 %. Items marked "V" (consignment sales) are sold in the name and for the account of the consigner. Items marked "0" are not liable to VAT. Items marked "*" might be liable to Resale Royalties. * Prices shown in currencies other than the currency used for the auction (foreign currency information) are strictly for information only! Items will be sold in local currency and the final price in any other currency is based on the actual rate of exchange at time of rendering the account. Figures for foreign currency information are rounded and based on the up to date rate of exchange of 30.05.2013 Where can I view this item? How do I bid? How do I take possession of my item? What fees are added to the highest bid (the hammer price)? Information about packing/shipping/collection


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Some details may have been leaked in regards to the "Battlefield Hardline" multiplayer beta. According to a report from Gaming Bolt on June 4, Electronic Arts may be partnering with Sony Computer Entertainment for the first-person shooter. Last year, the publisher decided to sign a timed-exclusive deal with Microsoft Studios for one of the map packs in "Battlefield 4."
A mysterious "Omaha" demo was spotted on the Playstation Store with Electronic Arts being the publisher of the product. Furthermore, Sony Computer Entertainment is also sending out emails to those who will be attending the E3 2014 press conference, which is occurring next week in the early evening of June 9 in Los Angeles. The "Battlefield Hardline" beta release date has not yet been revealed.
The map for the play test has been revealed, however, as players can fight against each other in an area called High Tension. Furthermore, the multiplayer beta also has two factions with cops and criminals, which are also the same groups that are also going to be the focus in the single-player campaign mode. Finally, the beta is going to offer two game modes which involves hunting and raiding vaults.
"Battlefield Hardline" was announced early due to an internal trailer that got leaked. The development of the software product is being handled completely by Visceral Games, the same studio that previously worked on the "Dead Space" series. The same team is also developing a new "Star Wars" game with Amy Hennig, the creative director of the "Uncharted" series, leading its production.
The official "Battlefield Hardline" release date is slated for later this year for the PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Electronic Arts should be revealing more details, including a first formal look as well as the PS4 multiplayer details, at E3 2014. You can take a look at an image advertising the reveal at the gaming convention from the official Twitter page of the series near the top of this article.
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Brian's exclusive forecast for Philadelphia:
Today: Cloudy and mild with periods of rain. The high will be in the mid to upper 50s.
Tonight: Occasional rain showers with a low in the lower 40s.
Sunday: Occasional rain showers. Partial clearing possible late in the day. The high will be in the lower 50s.
Sunday Night: Gradual clearing and colder with a low in the mid 30s.
Monday: Sunny and pleasant with a high in the mid 60s.
The extended forecast calls for sunshine on Tuesday with a low in the upper 30s to lower 40s and a high in the mid 60s. Sunny on Wednesday with a low around 40 and a high in the mid 60s. Clouds and sun on Thursday with a low in the lower 40s and a high in the lower 60s. Showers on Friday with a low in the upper 40s and a high in the upper 50s.
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More rain is expected today as a wave of low pressure moves along the frontal system that pushed through the region on Friday and is now stalled out to our south and east. Rain showers may be briefly moderate to heavy today with some locations receiving 1/2 to 1 inch of precipitation. Temperatures will be about ten degrees cooler today with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Eventually, the frontal system will be pushed farther to the south and east, but showers will persist into the early morning hours on Sunday. By Sunday afternoon, we can expect partial clearing with highs in the 50s. High pressure will build over the Middle Atlantic states on Monday through Wednesday, and a southerly flow will boost temperatures into the mid and perhaps upper 60s. Abundant sunshine is expected from Monday through Wednesday before another frontal system impacts the area with clouds and showers by next Thursday.
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You see the lights the colors and the sexy!!!! ITs SAM!
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'Civilization Revolution' is a mobile strategy game in which the player guides a small tribe of hunters and gatherers into an empire. Starting with a single city in the stone age the game progresses till you control the world and later take to the stars. This game is the mobile companion to the critically acclaimed Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Nintendo 3DS.
The game begins with you picking a place to build your first settlement. From there you have to manage your resources, build your city, and train warriors to protect your borders. Soon you can begin sending small bands of settlers and warriors into the world to claim new cities and towns.
The game implores simple mechanics for fighting with short animations of either winning or losing a combat. Sometimes the reason for either is not well understood as there is a wide range of randomization in the game. This reflects the random aspects of war from historical examples.
Each new city you build or conquer adds resources to your community pool in the form of gold. Each city however has its own resources for building based on the land and sea tiles around it. Some areas do better than others while some need special buildings to do better.
Many objectives exist for completing the game. Defeating every other nation militaristically, creating a world bank, developing the best culture, or launching a successful space mission will all constitute a win.
At the beginning of the game you chose a ruler who will represent you in game. Each ruler has special abilities that make them better or worse at certain play styles or objectives. For example Genghis Khan can control barbarians and make their villages into settlements.
The graphics are somewhat poor however it has nearly all the functionality of the non-mobile version. Many things are made more simple and streamlined for the mobile version. This trade off seems well worth it for the playability. In addition it supports four player multiplayer through online play.
The only other downside is that the controls are not optimal for use on a small touch device. Sometimes things lag, go to the wrong place, or you click the wrong thing too much. This gets really old fast as the game does not allow you to fix these issues before carrying out orders. This can send a raiding party into the wrong direction for a year before you can correct their path (possibly losing settlements or settlers in the process).
Overall this is a great game and a perfect hold over for anyone needing their "Civ fix" on the go. The game is a perfect partner to the other games for stronger consoles. I give 'Civilization Revolution - Mobile' 4 out of 5 dancing hamsters for focus on gameplay and creativity but knock off a hamster for some minor bugs for issues with the interface.
The game is $2.99 and available through their online store at https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/civilization-revolution/id324563544?mt=8


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Out and About – on Dry Days
On a dry day, there is nothing better than to explore the beautiful landscape and coastline of Pembrokeshire. Soaking up the warm sunshine and breathing in the fresh Welsh air are all you need to realise you are on holiday in one of the most beautiful places in the British Isles.
A leisurely (or sometimes taxing!) walk along the famous Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion coastal paths, will allow you to take in some breathtaking views and scenery and you may even be lucky enough to see the Cardigan Bay Bottlenose Dolphins which are resident in the area.
To get 'up close and personal' with the dolphins, seals and occasional whale, take a guided sightseeing boat trip around the coast or a sea fishing trip to catch your supper!
For those of you who would rather keep your feet on dry land, there are heritage sites and castles to visit. Cilgerran Castle, a beautiful ruin, is just 2 miles away from the cottages at Fron Fawr and sits high above the Teifi river with views across the surrounding valley.
To walk along the Teifi gorge, visit the nearby West Wales Wildlife Centre at Cilgerran where there's a new visitor centre and organic café. The whole family can enjoy a gentle trip down the river in a canoe or the more adventurous can opt for a kayak.
National Trust properties and Cadw sites are plentiful and you can visit historic houses and gardens; try your hand at panning for gold in the Dolacothi Gold Mines; or take part in an archaeological dig at Castell Henllys, a reconstructed Iron Age Fort.
The beaches in West Wales are simply stunning – wide and open with rock pools and sand dunes or sheltered and sandy for lazy summer days.