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I have to admit that I didn't "get" "twitter" "before" I was in library school. I may not "get" it. I had an account before I applied and it has maybe 2 followers, none of which were librarians. One of my first steps toward the library world was to get connected with the twitter librarians. … Continue reading
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If you don't have access to MSDN AA, and you are a student or faculty member in a department that focuses on Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, or Design, let me know. I should be able to hook you up with the people to make it happen. And if you have MSDN AA, but you don't see Windows 7 or Expression Studio 3, check with your administrator, or drop me a comment,and we'll get that fixed, too. Just imagine rolling up to a buddies house and showing him the Silverlight game you built on your Windows 7 laptop. You know you want this. Go make it happen.
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After being temporarily displaced earlier this year, Henry County Adult Education is alive and well in its new home at the Community Life Center in Eminence.
When the building it occupied had to be razed to accommodate New Castle Elementary School's expansion, the program needed a new address and this location offers a lot of amenities.
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In April 2010, Campbellsburg made a mistake. A big one. One that's already cost them more money in legal fees than they spent from January 2008 to December 2009, and cost them dearly in terms of reputation.
They, or more specifically Mayor Jan Fletcher, hired Crestwood attorney Graham Whatley to represent the city.
Twice Whatley was publicly rude and disrespectful toward a duly elected member of the council, practically accusing her of a horrendous crime simply because her husband happens to be the fire chief.
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Playing against the one team they had beaten this season, the Henry County Wildcats lost to Owen County, 3-0, last Thursday night in what was their final home soccer game of 2010.
The Wildcats beat Owen on Aug. 19, but could not repeat with another win exactly five weeks later to drop their overall record to 1-10 heading down the final stretch.
Mayors running for city council and city council members running for mayor. Sounds like a revolving door of the same ideas and the same intrusive rules and regulations. I see no change at all. As I said before the last election we need new people with new ideas.
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A would-be armed robber picked the wrong business — and the wrong store clerk — for an attempted heist Friday night.
Police say a store clerk with We Buy Gold on Spartanburg Highway thwarted the hold-up at about 8:20 p.m. Friday when he knocked the suspect to the ground and stood over him until police arrived.
Mostafa Kamel Hendi, 25, of Greenfield Lane, Hendersonville has been charged with armed robbery with a dangerous weapon and is being held in the Henderson County Detention Center under $100,000 bond.
According to Sgt. Dale Patton with the Hendersonville Police Department – one of three responding officers at the scene – Hendi entered the store and approached the counter, showed a gun that was in his waistband and demanded money.
Knowing that the store had been robbed by a gunman two weeks earlier at the exact same time of night, the clerk, 26-year-old Derek Mothershead, feared for his life, Patton said.
Mothershead punched Hendi one time on the nose, dropping Hendi to the floor, Patton said. Mothershead then was able to get the weapon, which turned out to be a pellet gun, and called 911. He was kept on the line by a dispatcher until Patton and two other officers entered the store and made the arrest.
Police said they found Hendi's red 2002 Ford Focus in the nearby South Park Plaza with the keys in the ignition.
Patton said Mothershead, who was on alert following the previous robbery, showed good situational awareness.
"I wouldn't say he was on edge because he wasn't; he was very calm afterward, given the circumstances," Patton said. "He was just very aware, and he understood how things were and he had gone through his mind: 'If this happens (again), I'm just going to give the money,' and, unfortunately, in this case the guy gave him an opportunity and he defended himself."
Patton added, however, that Hendi – who was bleeding when arrested - was already injured after a recent incident in which he was the victim of an assault in the Wal-Mart parking lot, causing Hendi to undergo oral surgery.
Patton said police are looking into Hendi's possible role in the Dec. 10 robbery at We Buy Gold, which also occurred at 8:20 p.m. He said Hendi is considered a person of interest based on the similarities between both incidents and the physical description of the suspect provided after the first incident.
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I am re-evaluating my 3rd party controls. I currently use the Infragistic suite for ASP.Net and WinForms. What controls do you use and would you recommend them?
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Telerik is fairly prolific and easy to use on the asp.net side. Although you will find yourself hacking some functionality in and out of them and then having a code change everytime an update breaks your hacks.. regardless they are still easier than re-inventing the wheel.
I prefer DevExpress. Its components somehow seem more intuitive to me than Infragistic's.
I could recommend Telerik for ASP.NET. They are very nice but would only use them for an Intranet application as they are mostly powerful but heavy. For WinForms DevComponents have a brilliant set of components.
DevExpress stuff, all the way. A great side-effect of grabbing one of the bigger DevEx subscriptions is that you get CodeRush and Refactor! thrown in, too :D
The DevEx grid, in particular, is second-to-none.
I've used DevExpress for WinForms applications, mainly for the XtraGrid.
However the rich functionality comes at a cost:
Broadly speaking I'm happy with the choice. But I would want to do an in-depth evaluation of the competition (e.g. Infragistics) before making a recommendation.
I have used Telerik, Syncfusion and Infragistics third party controls and I would rate them in that order.
Telerik controls are an order of magnitude more pleasant to work with than Infragistics.
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I've only used infragistic, but wouldn't really recommend it. It often seems complicated for the sake of complication, not to mention the fact that I've seen multiple bugs in it. Also, in web-land, it isn't very cross browser compliant. A lot of App Stylist things don't translate over to Firefox well, and the WebCombo blows up horribly in the new Google Chrome/Chromium browser.
DevExpress for both Windows Forms and ASP.net. There is a learning curve, but once you understand the way things work, there is very little that you can't do. The Scheduler was the best on the market when we used it several years ago. The grid and charting has blown clients away. Their support is very responsive a usually on point. When you are trying to do sonething that the controls are not capable of doing, you will often see that feature added in a future release.
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I have done only Winforms and have used Infragistics, devexpress and januscontrols so far.
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I second DevExpress - though they're not always the end-all solution.
Only used infragistic and janus control.
Infragistic is ok but not good.
I wish I wont ever have to use janus again, one of the worst and unintuitive API. And I can make crash the provided sample with a few click...
In addition to the other answers, I'd like not to forget Intersoft's controls: Webgrid, WebCombo, WebDesktop and many more.
I use them (beside other vendor's controls) for many years. Especially the webgrid is very professional.
DevExpress gets my vote as well my and my development team have been using the Enterprise package for the past 3 years and it's met our expectations. One thing we love about DevExpress is that they have EXCELLENT support and constantly updating their suite.
Whatever you do, do not use ComponentArt....horrible tools, full of bugs, terrible support.
Telerik, DevExpress, Peter Blum Validation Controls are all good. Although we are moving away from using Server controls for things that can be done solely on the client side and starting to use jQuery as much as possible.
I'm using Xceed's DataGrid and quite a few different components from DevComponents.
Also, Xceed has a phenomenal set of Documentation and Code Samples.
Telerik - RAD Editor, Tree and Graphs - nice apps
We chose Syncfusion mainly because of it's almost complete handling of RightToLeft - they still have some bugs here and there, but they are very attentive to questions, bugs and feature requests.
The client I'm working now is also using the SyncFusion Essential Suite. We've mostly used the Excel and Word IO libraries, of which I'm prettuy satisfied. They also provide a number of ASP.NET Ajax controls, among which a very extensive DataGrid. This offers quite a lot of features but unfortunately doesn's perform that well. All in all, the pricing is a little bit cheaper than the Telerik components, that's why the client decided for it in the end.
We have used ComponentArt extensively in one of our projects for years now. They are useful up to a point, as every now and then, there will be a requirement, that is just not possible to implement using the existing API.
Having used Infragistics as well in another project and now working on one that uses Telerik, I can tell you one thing: Spend some extra money and buy a control suite with the full source code. Sooner or later, you will come across a limitation, and having the source code with you will be a great help.
Of course, changing the source code has the downside of it becoming obsolete when a new version arrives, but it is still better then requesting a feature from the control suite vendor and then hoping that it will be part of the next release.
To be honest Syncfusion are horrible controls, been using them for 2 years, because of the client. Horrible controls, horrible architecture and no documentation.
from what I seen the intersoft grids seem to be quite slow


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For my friend's mom's 60th bday. My first attempt at the whole hat box thing. I would do quite a few things differently the next time but I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out. Fondant covered cake w/gumpaste lid, flowers, and bow.
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Central core disease
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anesthesia medications. Muscle weakness ranges from mild to severe and typically affects muscles in the trunk and upper legs, though muscles in the neck and face can also be affected.[1][2] Skeletal abnormalities may include curving of the spine (scoliosis), dislocation of the hip, or restricted motion in certain joints (contractures). Some individuals with CCD have an increased chance of having a severe reaction to anesthesia, called malignant hyperthermia, which may cause muscle rigidity or break-down (rhabdomyolysis), a high fever, or a rapid heart beat.[1][2] RYR1 is the only gene associated with CCD and clinical testing is available to look for disease-causing alterations in this gene known as mutations.[2]Central core disease (CCD) is an inherited condition that involves muscle weakness, skeletal abnormalities, and an increased chance of having a severe reaction to some
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- Central core disease. Genetics Home Reference. October, 2007; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/central-core-disease. Accessed 9/6/2011.
- Malicdan MCV, Nishino I. Central Core Disease. GeneReviews. May 11, 2010; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1391/. Accessed 9/6/2011.
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Harley Quinn's Greatest Moments from "Batman: The Animated Series"
TV, Comic Books
I love the Small Press Expo. My five-plus-hour drive down to its Bethesda location from Long Island guarantees me an annual 36-hour immersion in the lifeblood of alternative comics, and there's nothing about it I like better than getting back to the hotel room or my library at home and spreading out all the new comics I dredged up from the depths. Here's a look at what I picked up this year.
Ganges #3, New Tales of Old Palomar #3, Reflections #3, Niger #2: On Sunday afternoon, Fantagraphics had a killer "buy one get one free" sale going on for two of its best publishing initiatives, the MOME anthology series and the Ignatz line of deluxe pamphlet-format comics, co-published with Coconino Press. I'm all caught up on MOME (in terms of ownership at least–I'm still a couple volumes behind readingwise), but there were several Ignatz issues that had fallen through the cracks for me. Fortunately I kept a list of the ones I was missing on my laptop, so after quickly running to the car and popping open the computer for consultation, I hustled back and snagged this quartet for a song. The Ganges was a show debut from Kevin Huizenga and the belle of the ball for many attendees, but I'm looking forward to digging into the others–stories from the Love & Rockets universe by Gilbert Hernandez, a multigenerational drama by Marco Corona, and a funny-animals fable by Leila Marzocchi respectively–just as much.
King-Cat: Minicomics legend John Porcellino is somehow still one of comics' best-kept secrets–seriously, mainstream readers, if you've dabbled in alternative comics at all, chances are what you read was influenced in one way or another by John P., whose poetically simple King-Cat minicomic has had a run of Cal Ripken-esque longevity and quality. I tend to be mail-order resistant when it comes to getting individual issues of comics, though, so my main exposure to Porcellino had been through his relatively few book-format collections: Perfect Example from Highwater/Drawn & Quarterly, Diary of a Mosquito Abatement Man from La Mano, and King-Cat Classics from D&Q. Porcellino made an ultra-rare con appearance at the show to promote his latest perfectbound collection, D&Q's Map of My Heart, but he also debuted King-Cat's 70th (!) issue. I picked that up along with several recent installments–my first proper King-Cat purchases ever!
Mammal #1 & 2 and Daring American Comics #1: Benjamin Marra was on my "New Action" panel about alternative-action comics on the strength of the series he writes and draws himself, Night Business and Gangsta Rap Posse. These books are another part of his publishing empire: Mammal is an art and design showcase featuring Marra and his friends and colleagues, while DAC are comics in his usual B-movie vein written by him and drawn by others. Take-no-prisoners material in any case.
Cold Heat #7/8, Cold Heat Special #6 & 7, and Chimera: Speaking of publishing empires, Frank Santoro was quite well represented at the PictureBox table, as is his wont. Frank debuted three Cold Heat comics–the new double issue of the main series, cowritten by Ben Jones, and two issues of the spinoff series showcasing other artists, featuring Chris Cornwell and Michael DeForge. As veteran Robot 6 readers are aware, Cold Heat's a favorite of mine. I also snapped up Chimera, an earlier tabloid-format comic of Santoro's I'd never actually come across until now.
The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror: Bongo's annual horror-comedy anthology goes altcomix in a big way with this Sammy Harkham-edited issue featuring a galaxy of Kramers Ergot-veteran stars. It's in the vein of Marvel's Strange Tales or DC's Bizarro World, but probably even further out and more free-reined.
Self Indulgence: The Blot author Tom Neely combines the style of early animation with the disconcerting atmosphere and body-horror of Davids Cronenberg and Lynch better than anyone this side of Al Columbia, with a defiant remnant of humanity that Columbia lacks. I've barely yet glanced at this customized minicomic (he'll draw the body part of your choice on the cover!) but I assume it's more of the high-quality same.
Sulk #3 and The Collected Essex County: In general I stay away from book-format comics at small press shows, since I can often get them cheaper, and with less need to lug them around all day, at a store or online when I get home. But there's nothing cheaper than free, and the boys at Top Shelf were good enough to provide me review copies of Jeffrey Brown's latest and Jeff Lemire's biggest. Brown's action-centric Sulk series tapdances over the line between parody and sincerity, while Lemire's Essex County trilogy boasts some truly evocative linework, and I'm psyched to crack into both.
Sleeper Car: New Theo Ellsworth? That's all you have to say.
Crickets #2: Depending on who you talk to, Sammy Harkham's Eightball-style one-man anthology series is/isn't a victim of Diamond's new order-minimum policy; at any rate there won't be any more issues, and this sucker is out of print and hard to find even through publisher Drawn & Quarterly. But PR maestra and booth captain extraordinaire Jessica Campbell actually brought one of the company's few remaining office copies down from their Montreal headquarters to sell to me at the show. Now THAT'S dedication to getting your comics to their audience.
Head to Head: My college buddy and occasional comics collaborator Matt Wiegle created yet another mini to add to his already impressive back catalog for this show; it mostly features various figures of fable, fiction and fantasy facing off, hence the title. I really enjoy the Phantom/Randall Flagg match-up, aka The Ghost-Who-Walks vs. Walkin' Dude Walk-Off.
Archaeology, Schematic Comics, Three Very Small Comics #2 & 3: Printed on cardtock and cut with a saw; boasting a cover that feels like it's been laquered; envelopes containing three-packs of matchbook-sized comics–these minicomics releases from James McShane, Dan Zettwoch, and Tom Gauld respectively, all on sale at the Buenaventura Press table, show just how far beyond Kinko's minicomic production values can go.
Driven by Lemons: Gussied up to look like an exact replica of the sketchbook in which its comics were originally drawn, this new AdHouse release from Skyscrapers of the Midwest's Josh Cotter is emotional, abstract, and accomplished–book of the show, I would say.
Warrior Twenty Seven: Two issues of Christopher Beckett's anthology series were pressed into my hands by Beckett himself following his enthusiastic reception of the New Action panel, after which we were introduced by Frank Santoro. And quite frankly, being handed comics by their enthusiastic creators is one of the best ways in the world to get comics.
Not pictured: Boy's Club #3, Injury #3, I Want You #1, and The Aviatrix #1: I'd managed to secure copies of these damn-the-torpedoes altcomix-pamphlets-ahead Buenaventura Press comics by Matt Furie, Ted May & friends, Lisa Hanawalt, and Eric Haven, along with recent book-format releases Jack Survives by Jerry Moriarty and The Gigantic Robot by Tom Gauld, earlier in the week. But such a nerd am I that I actually brought them down to Bethesda with me so I could flip through them in the hotel along with everyone else who snapped them up at the show.
Anything look intriguing to you?
yeah, complete essex county!
Any chance you can do a preview of what to look out for at APE? I dig the big name alt comics (like Fantagraphics and D&Q) but would love to hear your thoughts on other creators/publishers to check out.
In other news, I'm bummed that Picturebox and AdHouse won't be at APE, but psyched that Fanfare/Potent Mon will be.
I'm still kicking myself for not getting Driven by Lemons. I really wanted to get Self Indulgence and Boy's Club but didn't have the cash. Chimera was definitely one of the big finds. Now I just need to get Incanto and I'll be set.
Drew: I know, right???
Keith: APE's outside my jurisdiction as an East Coaster, but I'm sure someone here will whip something up like that when the time comes. Meanwhile, I for one marvel at just how many shows Fanfare/Ponent Mon busts its collective hump to attend. That's dedication, man.
Julian: I think Incanto's still available at the PictureBox website and at some of the better comic shops out there (unlike Chimera, to the best of my knowledge).
Hey, what about that funny story of how you tried to get a sketch from Al Columbia after you bought his book? you've got us all curious!
I'll be at APE. Maybe signing MOME's at Fantagraphics table? I dunno. But I'm going. Find me for Cold Heat crap.


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I've always got hooked to themes on movies that just happen to be on tv once in a while this was one of them! But they seemed too classic to my liking and you come along and upgrade it with awesome "Jesseness" and it becomes a drug to me! I can't get enough of your music
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It seems that Groovy does not support break and continue from within a closure. What is the best way to simulate this?
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You can only support continue cleanly, not break. Especially with stuff like eachLine and each. The inability to support break has to do with how those methods are evaluated, there is no consideration taken for not finishing the loop that can be communicated to the method. Here's how to support continue --
Best approach (assuming you don't need the resulting value).
If your sample really is that simple, this is good for readability.
another option, simulates what a continue would normally do at a bytecode level.
One possible way to support break is via exceptions:
You may want to use a custom exception type to avoid masking other real exceptions, especially if you have other processing going on in that class that could throw real exceptions, like NumberFormatExceptions or IOExceptions.
Closures cannot break or continue because they are not loop/iteration constructs. Instead they are tools used to process/interpret/handle iterative logic. You can ignore given iterations by simply returning from the closure without processing as in:
Break support does not happen at the closure level but instead is implied by the semantics of the method call accepted the closure. In short that means instead of calling "each" on something like a collection which is intended to process the entire collection you should call find which will process until a certain condition is met. Most (all?) times you feel the need to break from a closure what you really want to do is find a specific condition during your iteration which makes the find method match not only your logical needs but also your intention. Sadly some of the API lack support for a find method... File for example. It's possible that all the time spent arguing wether the language should include break/continue could have been well spent adding the find method to these neglected areas. Something like firstDirMatching(Closure c) or findLineMatching(Closure c) would go a long way and answer 99+% of the "why can't I break from...?" questions that pop up in the mailing lists. That said, it is trivial to add these methods yourself via MetaClass or Categories.
Other hacks involving exceptions and other magic may work but introduce extra overhead in some situations and convolute the readability in others. The true answer is to look at your code and ask if you are truly iterating or searching instead.
If you pre-create a static Exception object in Java and then throw the (static) exception from inside a closure, the run-time cost is minimal. The real cost is incurred in creating the exception, not in throwing it. According to Martin Odersky (inventor of Scala), many JVMs can actually optimize throw instructions to single jumps.
This can be used to simulate a break:
Use return to continue and any closure to break.
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In this case, you should probably think of the
With rx-java you can transform an iterable in to an observable.
Then you can replace continue with a filter and break with takeWhile
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Second, based on my experience, I disagree that extra iron gives no problems to a baby. Take an infant at 1, 2, or 3 months of
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I have this bag in the larger 24" size with the spinner wheels. I love it but needed something a little smaller for a short trip. This bag was perfect. It holds much more than you think it will. It does not have spinner wheels but doesn't need them. Could be pulled down the aisle of the airplane without hitting the seats. Also easy to lift with a handle on the long and the short side. Fits in the overhead with plenty of room to spare. I really prefer hard-sided luggage. It feels much more secure to me. A lovely bag.
I like the idea of having a zip up compartment for clothes on one side and shoes and toiletry bags or other knickknacks on other (open) side. I always want to travel with everything I need in just one luggage and this one works very well for me. I could fit in 3~5 days worth of clothes (mostly dress, no bulky jeans/jacket) and couple of shoes.The case is very light and it is a good carry on size. This luggage saves me the hassle of having to check-in a luggage when traveling by air.I like the way it looks and the price is great!
After nearly a decade rolling around with my last Tumi carry-on bag, it was finally time for a replacement and I was thrilled to find such great style at such a low price with the Traveler's Choice Rome 20-inch hardside upright. The euphoria didn't last long. The first one arrived promptly and I loved the look of it, but I noticed immediately upon raising the handle that it was thin and cheap (if you drag your suitcase up lots of stairs as I do living in NYC - it would break in about 2 seconds.) Then as I started to wheel it across the room I noticed a squeeking and rubbing noise and found that both the wheels, one more severely, were set too close to the body of the suitcase and therefore rubbed constantly, it would rub the wheel down quickly without a doubt. Then upon opening up the suitcase I found that the zipper got stuck, and upon further inspection it was catching on the interior backing of the zipper which was literally taped with matching black tape. I returned it (the overstock people made it very easy and were very helpful) and exchanged it for another one thinking this must just be a bad sample. i just received my replacement today and sadly no, I didn't even bother opening up, the wheels are set so close to the body that you literally can't wheel it. I'm returning this one and will not be replacing. It looks good, but it's made cheaply and will not last you.
We finally left for our trip to disney, and had the chance to try out our new luggage. We had two of the 27 inch suitcases that we checked, and a 21 inch carry on. I tend to always take way more "stuff" than I need, and these cases held so much I had room left over. On the way home they were packed with souvenirs to the point I had to just about sit on them to close. Because they are hard even all the breakables such as wine glasses traveled without a problem. We have had many suitcases not survive the baggage handlers, with broken zippers and actual tears in the canvas, these bags held up very well to the abuse with only one minor scratch. They were easy to wheel on both bare floors and carpeted, and the handles on the sides made picking them up easy. They were lightweight when empty, and the carry on fit easily into the overhead compartment. Thank you for a great product. I would highly recommend this product.
I was schedule to take a 4 day trip and needed to have a piece of luggage that was economical as well as convenient. Since this luggage needed to be a carry on, I found this to hold enough clothing, shoes and personal items for the trip. I was amazed with the capacity,when I removed it from its package I fell in loved the size. It proved to be efficient in every way. This is a great piece of weekend luggage,efficient in getting around the airport and marvelous on the escalators. It glided easily and the convenience of positioning the handle worked great for me. After my trip to Atlanta I returned home and ordered two additional pieces to complete my set. At a very reasonable price. Try this luggage, you will not regret it. I have already recommended it to a friend who has ordered (2) pcs. and seems quite happy with his selection and the price.
The price of this case is what attracted me, so I purchased four of them. Our airline is charging $25 per piece of checked luggage per flight, so I figured I'd eliminate paying that by purchasing new carry-on luggage for my family. It is well within the required measurements. I haven't used it to travel yet, but I think it will be large enough for a trip that is a week or less if you pack wisely. The pull handle has two convenient heights...which is good for small children all the way up to someone who is about six feet tall.
Having just submitted a review for this suitcase in the 24" version, everything I said there is true for the 20" too. I called this one a 21", not a 20". But guess what? This suitcase is built so well that it seems like it's bigger than it really is. Roomy, light weight, hard sided so not easily pilfered by unscrupulous airport workers, and it fit's nicely in the overhead bins. I have taken this suitcase all over the world with no problems. It easily holds a week's worth of clothing, and the spinner feature makes moving it around airports a delight, with one finger you can walk it right at your side, no dragging behind you. However it is tough enough to be pulled over cobblestones with no damage. The balance is very good, no tipping over. We recently returned from Peru and used one suitcase for our souvenirs, some very delicate. We packed our clothes around them and everything arrived in perfect shape, nothing crushed or cracked. Occasionally when we retrieve our luggage from the airport, the corner might be dented, but it pops right out, no damage. Love this luggage!
- How accurate was the sizing? perfect
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. excellent
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? yes
This case looks great, holds 3-4 days worth of clothes and handles beautifully. I use this case as a carryon bag. I feel the material is very durable. I wish there are more color selections.
This is a decent light weight Roll On bag. It is basic with no outside storage or carry strap for a computer bag. It fits most airplanes overhead bins straight in with wheels facing out.. Don't know how durable as I just have used it three times. If the zipper fails than the bag is useless. That being said it cost next to nothing so it it lasts one year it is a great value.
This is a cool looking bag - easy to spot on the carousel - lasted less than a year, but I DO fly a lot. It IS very light, so you don't waste pounds you could be using for your stuff on the weight of the bag.But, finally, as all bags seem to do, this one cracked, and then the top handle broke.Still....it was only 54 bucks or something like that.....not a bad return on my investment.So...do you spend a hundred and fifty four dollars on a slightly better bag that will, inevitably, crash and burn - or just keep buying something like this? It's your choice, my friends.
This bag is great, it's very sturdy and durable. The material is stiff, but it's not a big deal. So far, I've used it for 8 days in Orlando and 5 days in Miami and it fit everything pretty well, but if I would have needed any warm clothes i probably would have needed a big suitcase. Great carry-on and is easy to spot on the luggage carousel.
I have only used this bag as a carry on, so I can't atest to it's true durability (that will have to wait until I use it as a checked bag). But, so far it's been a very good bag; I like the looks and the handle and wheels seem to be of very good quality. You can't go wrong with this for a hard sided bag under $50. I will definitely consider getting the larger ones when I need them.
I've been very pleased with this little bag. I was taking a 4-day trip to FL and really didn't want to check bags, so as to avoid the $25 one-way baggage fee that Delta (and most airlines, these days) charges. When I saw that this bag was only $45, I quickly realized purchasing it would pay for itself in one round-trip. I ordered it and then was also very pleased to see that standard shipping (I believe 7-10 business days) was free; however, the next shipping tier (3-day UPS, I think) was $25. My trip was about a week-and-a-half out, so I decided to risk it and save the $25 (cheap, I know....but this economy...). I was pleasantly surprised when the bag arrived 2 days before my trip! When I took the bag out of the box, I was immediately surprised by how small it was (I didn't measure ahead of time or anything, just had a mental image of its size when I ordered it). I was even MORE surprised when I opened the bag to see how small the interior APPEARED to be. However, when packing for the trip, I was easily able to fit 2 pairs of size-13 shoes and my shaving kit on the side without the zip-pouch; in the zip-pouch, I easily fit 3 polos, 2 pairs of workout shorts/t-shirts, socks/underwear, a pair of cargo shorts, a pair of dress slacks and a dress shirt. And what more do you really need for a 4-day trip? When I got on the plane, my bag was the smallest in the overhead bins BY FAR. This bag has lived-up to every expectation I had of it and I'm very pleased I bought it.
- How accurate was the sizing? Sizing was very accurate. Although it looked smaller once delivered, it actually has a pretty large capacity.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Bag is plastic with a telescoping handle and uni-directional wheels. For $45, hard to go wrong on this item.
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? I did not see any defects, nor did I experience the smell that one of the other reviewers reported.
This has been one of the most reliable carry-on suitcases I have ever owned. The hard sides allows it to be carried on or in the belly without getting damaged. I have taken this around the world several times and am always amazed at how convenient the size is, how much I can actually store in it, and how nicely it fits in the overhead compartment. Everybody in my family has borrowed this suitcase at one time or another so I have purchased additional as gifts. I have a larger hard side suitcase by a different manufacturer that does not even compare.
- How accurate was the sizing? True to description
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Excellent
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? Perfect condition
Love the carry on. Enough room for me to pack for a week with 2 pairs of shoes and costs so much less than retailers. Thank you so much Overstock!!!!
Bought this for a 4-day trip to NOLA. Fit great in the above seat storage on the plane, held a ton of clothes, shoes, toiletries etc. Loved the hardshell and the matte silver look. It was banged up a little on the trip, which caused the exterior to scuff a little, but you'll have that with something you're traveling on a plane with and storing next to other luggage. I recommend this case for short getaway trips, it worked out perfect!
This bag has been great. It has far outperformed my expectations and was a great value for the money. It has lots of storage and I've been able to get 3 days of casual clothes easily in the bag. It fits in the overhead bin perfectly.
i have three pieces of this luggage. for the past two ;years i have traveled to and from europe both on cruise ships and airlines. pieces are durable and withstand a lot. i reccommend them to travelers. no problem with zippers or denting.
I was skeptical about this as it was very reasonably priced and my first experience with hard-side luggage. This suitcase is the best ever! I have used it as a carry on - very lightweight and easily fits into the overhead. You can pack a weeks worth of clothes if you're going to a warm climate or cruise, and not have to check any baggage in. But I have also checked it in, and it has held up thru domestic and international flights. I have had it for over a year now thru approx 7 flights and whenever it breaks or falls apart, I will be buying another exactly like it.
This is a bargin. It is built very weel and is the right size for a max two day trip.


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The Tigers landed at Sky Harbor Airport just before sunset
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For 2011, the Altima enters into its fourth year with a few updates and minor pricing realignments. The 2011 Nissan Altima gets a new package option on the sedan and new exterior colors for the sedan, hybrid and coupe body styles. For 2010, the Altima received a mild refresh, so we're not too surprised to see these modifications.
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Workington arson attack: Two women arrested
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Two women have been arrested on suspicion of arson after a mother and daughter escaped from a fire at their home in Cumbria in the early hours.
Deborah Donald, 34, and her daughter, two, were awoken by a fire alarm when the blaze broke out at the door of the house in Wastwater Avenue, Workington.
They were taken to hospital for treatment for the effects of breathing in smoke and were later discharged.
Two women, aged 26 and 35, are being questioned on suspicion of arson.
Cumbria Police said it was "lucky" no-one was seriously hurt in the blaze.
Ms Donald said the only route out of the house was the living room window.
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Jan 24, 2011 -- About 300 of every 100,000 Americans develop cancer each year, which means the U.S. has the seventh highest cancer rate in the world.
"We are higher than we should be, and this is not the type of list you want to be on top of," says Alice Bender, MS, RD, a nutrition communications manager at the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) in Washington, D.C.
The new rankings were compiled by the AICR,using World Health Organization (WHO) estimates. The American Cancer Society and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in France are planning to issue a report on the same data in the coming weeks.
The U.S. ranks 10th in the world for cancers in men and 8th for cancer in women, the report shows.
Our lifestyles have a lot to do with our ranking, she says. "Americans are more likely to be overweight, drink more alcohol, and don't engage in as much physical activity as people in other parts of the world," Bender says.
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The good news is that scientists estimate up to one-third of the most common cancers can be prevented by maintaining a healthy weight, being more physically active, and eating more healthfully.
"The high cancer incidence in the U.S. and other countries is not inevitable," she says. "Lifestyle changes can really make a difference."
For example, maintaining a healthy weight throughout life could prevent more than 100,000 incidences of cancer, she says.
"Eating less red meat and more whole grains and vegetables, which are rich in fiber and a lot of helpful phytochemicals and antioxidants, can help maintain a healthy weight," she says.
Avoiding tobacco smoke and sunburns could also help reduce cancer rates, she says.
There are clear links with dietary patterns and many cancers, says Timothy Harlan, MD, the medical director at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans.
"Getting more fruit and nuts, whole grains, veggies, legumes, fish, as well as consuming less red meat (and lean meats), dairy (preferably processed dairy), quality oils and fats, and moderate alcohol, one can have a dramatic impact on weight, heart disease, diabetes, and cancers," he says in an email.
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UMass Memorial Hearing Improvement Center
Hahnemann Campus 281 Lincoln St- Ste 253 Worcester, MA 01605
Clinic staff
Kristen O'Connor
Dr. Kristen O'Connor is the UMASS Memorial Hearing Improvement Center's Clinical Coordinator. Dr. O'Connor has been with UMASS Memorial for over twelve years. She has a Bachelor's degree in Communication Disorders from UMASS Amherst, a Master's degree in Audiology from Northeastern University and a Doctorate in Audiology from Salus University. Dr. O'Connor specializes in diagnostics, amplification and cochlear implant services for pediatrics and adults.
Tina Coderre
Tina Coderre has over 30 years of experience at UMASS Memorial. Mrs. Coderre holds a Bachelor's in Communication Disorders from Worcester State College and a Master's of Audiology from UMASS Amherst. Mrs. Coderre specializes in diagnostics, amplification for pediatrics and adults as well as Auditory Processing evaluations.
Amanda Griffin
Amanda Griffin earned both her clinical and research doctorates in Audiology from The University of Massachusetts Amherst. She completed her clinical externship at Boston Children's Hospital before joining the UMass Audiology Department. Dr. Griffin specializes in diagnostics and amplification for pediatrics and adults.
Caitlin Cotter
Caitlin Cotter holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication Disorders from UMass Amherst and a Doctorate in Audiology from James Madison University. She completed her externship at UMass Memorial Medical Center and joined the UMass Audiology department as an Audiologist following her externship. She specializes in pediatric and adult diagnostics, amplification, and cochlear implants.
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About this clinic
The Audiology department at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester provide the highest quality hearing assessment and hearing rehabilitative services for both children and adults.
We emphasize evidence-based diagnostic and rehabilitative methods combined with patient-centered counseling and care.
Our audiologists work closely with school systems and employers to ensure proper device utilization. Audiologists are available to consult with schools on classroom acoustics, seating arrangements and teaching strategies for dealing with students with hearing loss and assistive devices.
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The UMass Memorial Hearing Improvement Center offers a full-service Hearing Aid Center for patients of all ages. Our hearing aid line is carefully selected from a variety of manufacturers and we offer state-of-the-art technology to maximize each patient's potential benefit. Audiologists work with the individual patient to recommend amplification to fit personal needs and budget.
Audiologic services provided:
• Routine Hearing Testing
• Otoacoustic emission Testing
• Cochlear Implant Evaluations
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|8:00 am - 4:30 pm
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