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SIKESTON -- The Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) has made minor changes to the state's 2010-11 basketball district alignments.
Although the boys Class 4, District 1 bracket will remain the same, with schools such as the defending champion Sikeston Bulldogs, Dexter, Notre Dame, Fredericktown, Perryville and Ste. Genevieve still involved, the district winner will no longer be looking up at a potential match-up with St. Francis Borgia. Borgia, who was moved to District 9, has eliminated Sikeston from playoff contention the previous two years and will not be seen until a possible game in the final four.
The District 1 tournament will be held at the Bearcat Event Center in Dexter for the second year in a row.
The Class 3, District 1 bracket, however, will look a bit different and may be one of the toughest in the state.
The district tournament, which will be held at New Madrid County Central High School, will have nine teams involved instead of the previous eight.
Scott City high School and Kelly High School, who have been moved to District 3, have been replaced by Bloomfield, Doniphan and Twin Rivers.
The district will also include NMCC, Charleston, East Prairie, Caruthersville, Malden and the defending champion Kennett Indians.
"It just got tougher," NMCC head coach Travis Day said about their district additions. "It's already a tough one to play in but, any team in our district could win it. That could be said about it every year."
Class 3, District 3 will have both Scott City and Kelly along with Arcadia Valley, Clearwater, Jefferson (Festus), Saxony Lutheran, West County and Woodland. Saxony Lutheran will be the hosts of District 3.
Class 2, District 1 has also been affected with change as the defending Class 2 runner-up Bernie Mules moves into the picture. Campbell, Cooter, Hayti, Holcomb, Portageville, Senath-Hornersville and South Pemiscot are also part of that bracket.
The Portageville Bulldogs will host the District 1 tournament.
Class 2, District 3 has dropped both Bernie and Lesterville while adding Southern High School to it's lineup. District 3, which has not yet decided on a host school, now consists of Advance, Chaffee, Greenville, Lesterville, Meadow Heights, Oran and Southern.
In Class 1, the District 2 bracket will have the Class 1 defending champion Scott County Central as well as Bell City, Delta and Richland. They will be replacing Leopold, Marquand-Zion and Zalma with Oak Ridge, who dropped from Class 2, McKinley Classical Leadership High School and the Fulton School at St. Albans High School to give them a total of seven.
This year's tournament will be held at Delta High School.
In District 1, there will be no changes as Clarkton, Delta, Gideon, Naylor, North Pemiscot, Risco and Southland will all be back in the same bracket which will be held at Gideon High School.
The girls side will be similar except for Class 1. In District 1, only Naylor, who finished in fourth place last year at state, will be the only participant. In District 2, Delta, McKinley Classical Leadership and Scott County Central will make up the bracket.
Class 2, District 1 will have five teams -- Campbell, Hayti, Portageville, Senath-Hornersville and South Pemiscot.
In Class 2, District 3, Chaffee, Greenville, Lesterville, Meadow Heights, Oran and Southern will square off.
The Class 3, District 1 bracket will have eight teams, unlike the boys' nine, in Caruthersville, NMCC, Charleston, Doniphan, East Prairie, Kennett, Malden and Twin Rivers.

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A nuclear watchdog says Iran has eliminated its most sensitive stockpile of enriched-uranium gas as pledged under a temporary nuclear deal signed with six world powers last year.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which works with the UN on nuclear issues, wrote in a report that Iran met the terms of the agreement, which was to expire on July 20 but was extended last week until November.
Tehran was required to stop enriching uranium gas to 20 percent and had to dilute or convert its remaining stockpile of the material, which the IAEA said in its report it had done.
Iran and China, Russia, Germany, Britain, France, and the United States failed last week in Vienna to meet the deadline for a final agreement on Iran's controversial nuclear program.
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Lauren Bacall: Celebs React to Death of Golden Age Actress
Lauren Bacall, who was among the last of the golden age screen actresses, died Tuesday at the age of 89 in New York.
Her marriage to Humphrey Bogart helped to make her a Hollywood legend. She starred alongside him in "To Have and Have Not," in which she gave him a smoldering gaze that became known as "the Look."
Her other classic films included "The Big Sleep" and "Key Largo." Though Ms. Bacall appeared in relatively few films, she went on to make her mark as a star on Broadway.
Many actors and celebrities posted their condolences and memories of the actress to Twitter and Instagram.


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SIKESTON - Doris Arlene Hitchings, 92, formerly of Belleview, died Dec. 28, 2002, at Missouri Delta Medical Center.
Born Jan. 25, 1910, in Shelby County, Ill., daughter of the late John and Effie Jenkins Engle, she was a columnist, staff writer and photographer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in the early 1950s. As a small business owner in Belleview Valley for many years, she was active in community organizations including the Business and Professional Women's Club (currently Mina Sauk), the Heritage Foundation and the Belleview Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary. She held long tenure on the Iron County Health Board, Iron County Extension Council and had been a committee woman for the Iron County Republican Party. She was best known for her 22 years of leadership in the Iron County 4-H Club, where she held the distinction of coaching more local, district, state and national public speaking competition winners than any other leader in the nation. A former member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Ironton, where she taught Sunday school and had served as a member and officer of the vestry., in recent years, she was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Sikeston.
In August 1943, she married Sidney P. Hitchings who preceded her in death in 1987.
Survivors include: three sons, Charles M. Silkey of Woodland Hills, Calif., and John Kent Hitchings and Gregg Lee Hitchings of Belleview; one daughter, Lynn Marie Feeler of Sikeston; one stepson, Frank W. Hitchings of St. Louis; and 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Visitation is from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Bryson's Funeral Home in Pilot Knob.
A memorial service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Ironton.
Memorial contributions may be sent to:
the Sikeston Convalescent Center Activity Department 103 Kennedy Drive Sikeston, Mo. 63801
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Rumors about ZFS for Linux Kernel
Three simple photos are causing a stir right now: they show kernel inventor Linus Torvalds talking to the ZFS inventor Jeff Bonwick and thus fire rumors about the filesystem being added to the Linux kernel.
Sun employee Jeff Bonwick, who is viewed as the inventor of the Sun filesystem, ZFS, published images of himself and Linus Torvalds enjoying a beer in his blog under the heading "Casablanca". The photos are accompanied by three short captions. But they have caused a storm by referring to a peanut butter TV ad. The claim "Chocolate on my peanut butter" advertised that both were included in a single bar. The same thing could apply to the combination of the kernal and ZFS. Bonwick concludes by saying: "All I can say for the moment is... stay tuned."
Open Solaris manager Jim Grisanzio provided another clue that the talks concerned ZFS. He titled an entry in his blog "ZFS Pics" thus firing the rumors before backpedaling and claiming that he had only chosen the title because the photos showed Bonwick and because he was a major contributor to ZFS development.
ZFS is a highly scalable 128 bit system that combines the meta filesystem with volume management abilities and is thus capable of creating software raids, for example, with little overhead. The system also offers high performance handling of very large files and data volumes. Simple administration is also a major advantage; thanks to a high level of automation it only needs a few, simply structured commands but still offers administrators a manual option. The community pages at opensolaris.org provide an overview of ZFS.
The explosive nature of this topic has its origins in the connection between ZFS and the kernel. Thus far there has been no cooperation although both are released under Open Source licenses. While the kernel is licensed under the GPLv2, Sun chose the Common Development and Distribution License (CDDL) for ZFS and for its Open Solaris operating system. The two licenses are incompatible. Besides being used in Open Solaris and Solaris 10, ZFS has been ported to FreeBSD and Mac OSX thus far. A project that supports use of the filesystem on Linux is ZFS on FUSE.
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LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from a "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
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The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
The upcoming release of LibreOffice will be available as a snap package
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
The whole distro gets rebuilt on glibc 2.3
Canonical Announces Cross-Distro Support for Snaps
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What was the true economic impact of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)?
This case describes the factors that led to the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) and the impact the financial stimulus had on the US economy. Providing perspectives of those both in favor and opposed to the act, the case asks students to consider whether ARRA was a success.
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Foodies Flock to ChicagoPosted on May 24th, 2011 No comments
We welcome attendees of the National Restaurant Association Show 2011 to Chicago. Members of the National Restaurant Association and members of the restaurant, food service and lodging industry attend the annual show held at McCormick Place (2301 S. Lake Shore Drive). The International Wine Spirits & Beer Event 2011 is held concurrently with the NSA Show and hosts mixology competitions and educational sessions for restaurant trade members.
Last year the NRA Show had over 42,000 attendees and nearly 16,000 exhibitor personnel. Running from May 21-24, today marks the final day of NRA Show 2011, the show wraps up at 3 p.m.
Check out video coverage of the show and the official NSA Show 2011 blog. If you're an attendee looking for a place to grab a bite to eat, head to Elate – the upscale organic restaurant adjacent to Hotel Felix in River North.
Chicago Cyclists Take Back the RoadPosted on May 19th, 2011 No comments
Chicago Critical Mass is a celebration of bicycles and the fun of riding. Held on the last Friday of every month, Chicago Critical Mass attracts thousands of participants and is open to riders of all skill level and age. The ride starts out in downtown Chicago, rain or shine, on the last Friday of every month at 5:30 p.m. The group gathers around the Big Picasso in Daley Plaza and typically votes to determine the route. The length of the ride varies by season, but as it warms up they last, on average, three hours.
Want to get involved? From baking brownies for hungry riders to meeting up at a Chicago Critical Mass Happy Hour, there are plenty of ways to get in the action.
Not a big fan of bikes? Rollerblades, skateboards, and even running shoes are welcome modes of transportation for Chicago Critical Mass, they just ask you leave the Segways at home (they pose too much of a danger to other riders).
If you plan to make the trek on Friday, May 27 be sure to take some photos and share with us on Facebook and Twitter.
LEEDer in Energy-Efficient HospitalityPosted on May 18th, 2011 No comments
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Eco-Chic Showcase at The Field MuseumPosted on May 11th, 2011 No comments
Slip on your salmon-skin dress and get your hand-woven handbags ready because the latest eco-friendly designs are coming to Chicago.
On May 13 The Field Museum (1400 S. Lake Shore Drive) unveils the Gary C. Comer Family Gallery, a space devoted to celebrating the environment and sustainable design. The inaugural showcase, entitled Design for a Living World, was developed by The Nature Conservancy and features the works of 10 internationally acclaimed designers, including Paulina Reyes of kate spade new york. The artists were challenged to visit areas across the world and use those area's most sustainable materials to create innovative, yet practical, pieces.
Tickets to The Field Museum are available for purchase here; the exhibit is included with price of basic admission.
Chicagoans Gear Up for Green City MarketPosted on May 4th, 2011 No comments
This Saturday, May 7 at 7 a.m., Chicago's truly green farmer's market opens shop outdoors for the first Saturday of the season. The outdoor Green City Market, located at the south end of Lincoln Park (between Clark and Stockton Drive, approximately 1790 N. Clark), is open each Wednesday and Saturday through October 29 from 7 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Celebrating it's 12th anniversary, the Green City Market is nationally recognized for distributing, promoting, and educating the community on local sustainably-grown food.
Socially conscious shoppers can take part in the Opening Day Rally from 9-10 a.m., followed by a Chef Demonstration at 10:30 a.m. by Sarah Stegner and George Bumbaris of West Loop's Prairie Fire.
It's a breeze to get to Green City Market by public transportation. You can use the following CTA bus routes: 22 Clark, 36 Broadway, 73 Armitage, or 151 Sheridan. Alternately, the Lincoln Park Trolley runs every Saturday down Stockton Drive starting on May 23. It picks up in front of the Historical Museum parking lot and is free.
If you head to Green City Market this weekend for some one-of-a-kind treats (like Snookelfritz ice cream or fresh Zullo's doughnuts) be sure to take photos and share them on our Facebook wall. Don't forget your reusable shopping bag!


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I hope someone can HELP. I want to copy my Forza game profile to a cd and then copy it to another xbox so that I can play with my profile on their xbox......but how???
How Do I Copy My Game Profile To A Cdr
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Posted 17 June 2005 - 07:07 AM
Ftp to your xbox. Find the folder on drive E: that contains the save you wish to burn. Make an Xiso image of the folder. Burn the image. Pop the cd-r in your friends box (whom I hope has a samsung drive or good luck) and then transfer the file from the cd-r to his E: drive where the save goes.
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Or, a much easier solution would be to invest in a memory card
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Or, neither solution will work because the profile is noroam signed to the xbox it was created on. You need to resign it first, use the non-xbl patch for now.
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Naval Helicopter crashes.
A Nigerian Navy Agusta reconnaissance helicopter marked 06 with three naval officers and one rating on board crashed in the swamps of Mmiri Ochiochi in Obodo Isiokpo in Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State yesterday, killing all the people on board.
The helicopter was heading to Lagos from Port Harcourt.The mangled bodies have been pulled out at the crash site opposite Government Secondary School, Isiokpo.
According to News Agency of Nigeria, the helicopter went down near Port Harcourt International Airport while searching for a ship that supposedly ran aground in the region.
A naval spokesman Commodore David Nabaida confirmed the crash, adding that it took place in the troubled Niger Delta region of that country, but said he was far from being sure it was perpetrated by terrorists. Militants and oil thieves have attacked pipelines and security forces in the oil-rich Niger Delta region but have not shot down a plane.
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American Airlines Center welcomed two members of rock royalty on Sunday night. Before Sting, 62, and Paul Simon, 72, appeared for the second show of their On Stage Together Tour, the atmosphere already felt different than that of most arena pop spectacles. Curtains covered unused nosebleed sections, musicians and instruments (rather than set pieces) littered a sprawling stage, and longtime fans of both headliners slowly took their seats, mostly likely unsure of what was to come.
We overheard blunt debates between concertgoers as to who'd put on the better show (as if it were some sort of death match), and we entertained theories on how the two men would work out pacing and order. Sting and Simon are first-class musicians with equally high lyrical standards, but their performing styles aren't inherently compatible. Would this particular experiment work?
Short answer: It worked in a strange, unpredictable, and not-quite-seamless fashion. While Sting assumed the singular-rock-god position effortlessly — he's in better shape than most people half his age — Simon played it significantly cooler and more casual.
The former Police frontman attracted all gazes and commanded folks to stand with the clap of his hands or a wiggle of his hips while his elder co-headliner more frequently shared a spotlight with the dozen or so world-class band members assembled on stage.
Sting's ageless singing hit euphoric peaks and tender valleys throughout; Simon's vocal stylings evolved from tentative to comfortable and jazzy. Their mini sets weaved together and blended as a delightfully odd jam session, reminding everyone why genius-level musicianship always trumps sets and choreography.
After kicking off the concert together with "Brand New Day," "Boy in the Bubble," and "Fields of Gold," Simon headed backstage and Sting handled the first mini-set of the evening. "Every Little Thing She Does is Magic" brought the folks to their feet immediately. After a few more tunes, Simon returned to join him on "Love is the Seventh Wave" and then "Mother and Child Reunion." Call it a Hall of Famers' song swap.
When Sting surrendered the stage, Simon explored material from Graceland and other classic solo albums. He didn't see many people stand and dance until he got to "Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard," though. By then, Simon was beginning to find a festival rhythm in his performance, letting the multiple drummers on stage work their magic.
The alone-and-together format continued for one more round of each headliner. Sting's second set offered the obligatory "Roxanne" and "Message in a Bottle." Simon hit his solo peak with the breakneck ending of "Kodachrome" and the soul-stirring African chants of "Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes."
Yet some of the finest musical moments overall came when the two performers stood side-by-side. I've never heard a more gorgeous rendition of Sting's tune, "Fragile," thanks to his intricate guitar-picking and Simon's wisdom-fueled singing. And while it was difficult not to think of Art Garfunkel's angelic tone during "Bridge Over Troubled Water," Sunday's encore rendition served as a reminder of this tour's unique magic. Two voices didn't become one, exactly, but they still succeeded in lifting each other higher.
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Welcome to the Tommie Card Office!
The Tommie Card is the official multi-purpose identification card of the University of St. Thomas. All registered students, faculty, and staff are eligible to obtain a Tommie Card, which is utilized throughout campus (and beyond!) in the following ways:
- Meal Plan card
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2009 Land Rover Range Rover Sport 3.6L V8 twin turbo from Tanzania
Luxury and speed
Nothing has gone wrong with the Range Rover Sport.
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I have the Range Rover Sport HSE. Filled with luxury, this vehicle is very comfortable, as well as extremely fast. 0-100km/h in less than 8 seconds and a maximum speed of 230km/h. The handling is superb, and the air suspension helps around the corners.
Sunroof and heated seats make the journey more relaxing, and surprisingly my fuel consumption is 6.8km/L. A lot of cabin room available, and the black leather seats are a masterpiece.
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Yamaha makes over an old favorite by introducing the 2012 Zuma 50F. The model hits showroom floors in September and will retail for $2,540 in three colors: Raven, Team Yamaha Blue/White and Alpine White.
Key features, according to Yamaha:
- Tough yet sporty four-stroke 49cc scooter makes going places fun, even commuting to work or school.
- Fuel injection provides smooth, seamless power — and nearly instantaneous starts.
- Sharp new styling and twin headlights update the original "tough, off-road" image of the Zuma 50F.
- Fat tires give Zuma 50F that "go anywhere" look.
- Open and roomy ride for two atop the Zuma 50F's stepped seat, along with lots of locking storage underneath it, with added conveniences like an inner pocket and foldout hook.
- The Zuma 50F achieves fuel economy up to an estimated 132 mpg with a fuel tank that holds 1.2 gallons of gas.
Yamaha's engine descriptions:
- Fully automatic V-belt transmission provides easy, twist-the-throttle-and-go operation.
- Pushbutton electric starting gives ultimate ease of operation.
- The air-induction system and exhaust catalyst technology reduce air pollution.
Yamaha's chassis/suspension descriptions:
- Large-gauge steel pipe frame offers strength and rigidity.
- Fuel tank positioned low in the center tunnel provides centralized mass and extra convenience — the tank can be refueled without opening the seat, unlike many scooters.
- Wave-shaped 180 mm front disc brake and rear drum brakes combine for serious stopping power. The front brake caliper is accented with red paint for a high-tech look.
- Large-diameter, 42 mm outer tubes on the front forks enhance to the beefy image.
- 120 mm diameter fat tires front and rear are designed for impressive look with strong-grip pattern.
- Wide, bar-type handlebars emphasize the tough, off-road styling and also make it possible to use accessory bars for a custom look.
- The sturdy rear cargo rack includes an integrated grab bar.
Additional features:
- The under-seat trunk is large enough to hold an XL full-face helmet, etc. (23-liter capacity).
- Two-level seat provides a relaxed sitting position for both rider and passenger.
- Turn signals are equipped with clear lenses for a sleek look.
- Twin headlight design maintains the unmistakable Zuma 50F visual identity.
- Distinctive red accents add style.
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Bayview Gardens HotelLocation: Labuanbajo
Bayview Gardens Hotel is the only boutique hotel in Labuan Bajo with a spectacular view over the harbour of Labuan Bajo and the fisherman villages with the Komodo National Park Islands in the background. Set on a slope of a hill at 160 meters above sea level, it offers perfect red sunsets in the rainy season. The lush green vegetation in the resort makes the guests feel like they are staying in a botanical garden. The view from every room is spectacular.[more info]
Angel Island ResortLocation: Labuanbajo
Angel Island Resort is located on a tiny island off shore of Labuanbajo. The island is locally known as Pulau Bidadari.[more info]
Sea World ClubLocation: Maumere
Sea World Club is a hotel built and managed by the local Catholic Foundation in Maumere - Flores. Located at Waiara beach on Maumere Bay away from the main road, it offers a simple hideaway sanctuary for those who want to experience genuine local hospitality.[more info]
Sumba Nautil ResortLocation: West Sumba
Located on a hill facing the Indian Ocean in a remote place on Sumba island makes Sumba Nautil Resort a good place for your hideaway. Rooms are housed in seven bungalows furnished with Sumba artifacts and crafts.[more info]
Newa Sumba ResortLocation: Waitabula
Newa Sumba Resort is built by the native West Sumba business man, the late Mr. Djakababa as part of his responsibility to his native home island of Sumba. The resort is approximately 100 hectares of flat land space on the beach of Newa with Sumba lowland forests.[more info]
Waecicu Eden BeachLocation: Labuanbajo
Waecicu Eden Beach Hotel is a newly opened accommodation in Labuanbajo built on a beautiful slope of a hill, about 10 minutes by boat north of Labuanbajo. The rooms are housed in local style bungalows well blended with its virgin surroundings.[more info]
Kelimutu Crater Lakes Eco LodgeLocation: Moni
Kelimutu Crater Lakes Eco Lodge is a newly built hotel standard accommodation in Moni - the gateway of the famous Kelimutu Colored Lakes. The lodge is beautifully nestled on the lush green environment next to a creek of Moni with rice fields and mountain view. The rooms are housed on several bungalows and chalets with western style bathrooms.[more info]


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Primo Vert is your compact cell culture microscope
Primo Vert is designed for your cell culture – a compact microscope that combines efficiency and optical performance. The compact design allows the use of Primo Vert right under your cell culture hood.
Primo Vert, your inverted microscope for living cells, is configured for fast and efficient examinations; it is especially suitable for cancer and HIV research as well as for human, animal and plant genetics.
Your Primo Vert is ergonomically designed and saves energy due to its automatic light switch functionality. Besides comfortable viewing, the functional design is award-winning and exceptional.
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Mobile Usage Statistics
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From an article about location-based advertising:
- 10% of cellphone owners use location-based mobile services at least once per week
- 63% of iPhone owners use location-based mobile services at least once per week
- Adults ages 25-34 are frequent users of location services, with 22% using them at least once a week.
- Consumers are interested in allowing their phone to automatically share their location in exchange for perks, such as free use of mobile applications and mobile coupons.
These stats are claimed to be from a demographically representative sample of 100 U.S. adult consumers.
From a separate article surveying 1,600 women on mobile usage, reporting on data gathered by miBuys (a mobile shopping company):
- 85% use the mobile Internet (Internet) almost daily.
- 70% expect their mobile Internet usage to increase in the future.
- 84% have noticed mobile advertising, and 57% have clicked on mobile advertising.
- 67% are interested in receiving mobile coupons or vouchers.
- 93% are always on the lookout for bargains.
- 93% like being up-to-date with new technology.
MiBuys CEO Mark Bamber said in a release: "This research sends a clear message to advertisers that women are already engaged and eager to explore new cell phone services. It also supports our belief that cell phones and portable devices can already play a significant role in connecting retail brands with their customers. It is perceived that women are only just embracing cell phone services, but the truth is they're already well beyond this point and now want access to the entire high street through their cell phone".


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To the City of Sikeston,
Sincere thanks and deepest gratitude.
We, the Sunset Community Reunion Committee, would like to thank the City of Sikeston for your support for our "Return 2 Sunset" 6th Annual Reunion Sept. 1-3rd. This year's celebration was wonderful and the turnout was tremendous fantastic!
Special thanks to City of Sikeston Administration, the City of Sikeston Parks Department, the Rev. Sylvester Morgan and Travelers Rest M.B. Church Family, the Rev. Melvin Strong, Valerie Critten Steward. Special recognition of The Senior Couples of Sunset, The Dynamic Focus Group and all the following businesses/friends who supported us by purchasing ads in our souvenir book and special food donations.
Your continued support is greatly appreciated and we look forward to everyone's participation next Labor Day weekend in 2007. Once again, we thank you!
Fountain of Life Outreach Center, C.W. Boyce, Travelers Rest Church, Priggel Family Dentistry, Westend Baptist Church, Queen Hyler, St. John Baptist Church, Medicap Pharmacy, Old Glory Church, Ivory Dean Tours, Green Memorial Church, Daughters of Sunset, Mt. Pisgah Freewill Baptist Church, Williamson Insurance Agency, Freewill Baptist Church, Semo Chapter 8, Rhema Word Church, Lawrence Williams, Aggie's Income Tax, G&D Communications, Sue Marble, Ms. Ann's Playland, Edgar/Almeter Marshall, G&G Concrete Contractors, Wallace/Annie Watson, Emory McCauley, David/
Leona Burkley, Lee Bowman
Jerome/Ella Mae Robinson, SACC, David/Fannie Handley, S&D Ink, Queen Keyarra Blissett, JFK Transportation, Semo Imprints, Jim S. Green, First State Bank, Greyhound Lines, Alan Wire, Nu You, Nunnelee Funeral Chapel, Everlean Brown, Williams Funeral Home, Carolyn Lawrence, McCord's Cream Castle, MDMC, Stan's Carpet, People's Beauty Shop, Larry Tetley, Lena Carter Memorial, Scott Horman, James/Jessie Williamson Memorial, Rick Walter, Betty Kirk Memorial, Scott Co. elected officials, Albert/Hazel Applewhite Memorial, Southridge Estates, Mitchell/Neal Family Memorial, Wanda Bland, George Knox Memorial, Sikeston Lodge 2319,
Calvin/Bernice Walker Memorial, Peaceful Lodge 181, Wille/Dorothy Walker Memorial, King David Lodge, James Robinson Memorial, Joe Warfield Bail Bonds, Louis Montjoy Memorial, Parkview Florist, Dorothy James Memorial, Pizza Inn, Irene Jackson Memorial, Ruby Tuesday, Ammie Coleman Memorial, Wal-Mart, Holmes/Gross Family Memorial, Knox Family Memorial, Willie C. Woods Memorial, Nell Cox Memorial, Selma Price Memorial, Marks Family Memorial, Edmonia Stevens Memorial, Hunt Family Memorial, Sereda Lindsey Memorial, Yarber Family Memorial, Willis Green Memorial, Griffen Family Memorial.


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XIAFLEX is indicated for the treatment of adult patients with Dupuytren's contracture with a palpable cord.
Important Safety Information For Dupuytren's Contracture
- XIAFLEX is contraindicated in patients with a history of hypersensitivity to XIAFLEX or to collagenase used in any other therapeutic application or application method
- In the controlled and uncontrolled portions of clinical trials in Dupuytren's contracture, flexor tendon ruptures occurred after XIAFLEX injection. Injection of XIAFLEX into collagen‑containing structures such as tendons or ligaments of the hand may result in damage to those structures and possible permanent injury such as tendon rupture or ligament damage. Therefore, XIAFLEX should be injected only into the collagen cord with a MP or PIP joint contracture, and care should be taken to avoid injecting into tendons, nerves, blood vessels, or other collagen‑containing structures of the hand. When injecting a cord affecting a PIP joint of the fifth finger, the needle insertion should not be more than 2 to 3 mm in depth and avoid injecting more than 4 mm distal to the palmar digital crease
- Other XIAFLEX‑associated serious local adverse reactions in the controlled and uncontrolled portions of the studies included pulley rupture, ligament injury, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), sensory abnormality of the hand, and skin laceration (tear). In a historically controlled post‑marketing trial, the incidence of skin laceration (22%) was higher for subjects treated with two concurrent injections of XIAFLEX compared with subjects treated with up to three single injections in the placebo‑controlled premarketing trials (9%)
- In the controlled portions of the clinical trials in Dupuytren's contracture, a greater proportion of XIAFLEX‑treated patients (15%) compared to placebo‑treated patients (1%) had mild allergic reactions (pruritus) after up to 3 injections. The incidence of XIAFLEX‑associated pruritus increased after more XIAFLEX injections in patients with Dupuytren's contracture
- Because XIAFLEX contains foreign proteins, severe allergic reactions to XIAFLEX can occur. Anaphylaxis was reported in a post‑marketing clinical study in one patient who had previous exposure to XIAFLEX for the treatment of Dupuytren's contracture. Healthcare providers should be prepared to address severe allergic reactions following XIAFLEX injections. The safety of more than one treatment course of XIAFLEX is not known
- In the XIAFLEX trials in Dupuytren's contracture, 70% and 38% of XIAFLEX‑treated patients developed an ecchymosis/contusion or an injection site hemorrhage, respectively. Patients with abnormal coagulation (except for patients taking low‑dose aspirin, eg, up to 150 mg per day) were excluded from participating in these studies. Therefore, the efficacy and safety of XIAFLEX in patients receiving anticoagulant medications (other than low‑dose aspirin, eg, up to 150 mg per day) within 7 days prior to XIAFLEX administration is not known. In addition, it is recommended to avoid use of XIAFLEX in patients with coagulation disorders, including patients receiving concomitant anticoagulants (except for low‑dose aspirin)
- In the XIAFLEX clinical trials for Dupuytren's contracture, the most common adverse reactions reported in ≥25% of patients treated with XIAFLEX and at an incidence greater than placebo were edema peripheral (eg, swelling of the injected hand), contusion, injection site hemorrhage, injection site reaction, and pain in the injected extremity
Please see the accompanying full Prescribing Information and Medication Guide.


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"Installation for Neue Nationalgalerie" (2001)
"Installation for Neue Nationalgalerie," 2001
Electronic LED sign.
Installation view: Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin.
Text: Selections from "Truisms" (1977-79), "Inflammatory Essays" (1979-82), "Living" (1980-82), "Survival" (1983-85), "Under a Rock" (1986), "Laments" (1989), "Mother and Child" (1990), "War" (1992), "Lustmord" (1993-95), "Erlauf" (1995), "Arno" (1996), "Blue" (1998), and "Oh" (2001); Photo: Attilio Maranzano; © 2007 Jenny Holzer, member Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York.
"It was more than a little intimidating to work in the Mies van der Rohe building in Berlin because it is a perfect building. That's what stymied me for a while. It didn't need or want any art, and I didn't want to spoil it in any way. One doesn't want to make an imperfect mess in a masterpiece."
- Jenny Holzer


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James Lester convicted in Natchez slaying
Man killed in 2012 shooting
An Adams County jury has convicted James C. Luster of murder in a 2012 fatal shooting.
The Natchez Democrat reported that prosecutors said Carlos "Mo" Wright was shot to death outside his home by Luster on March 6, 2012.
Luster was sentenced Lester to life in prison.
Two men -- Frederick Hunt Jr. and Gerald K. Davis -- also charged in the crime testified against Luster. Davis has pleaded guilty to manslaughter and is awaiting sentencing. Hunt's trial is pending.
Luster's lawyer described Hunt and Davis as liars and said prosecutors had no other witnesses to support their story.
Hunt and Davis testified they saw Luster shoot Wright after an argument. The two men said they also shot Wright out fear that Luster would kill them.
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013
ATLANTA (AP) -- Two men have been sentenced in a hate crime against a gay man in southwest Atlanta.
WGCL-TV reports 19-year-old Christopher Cain and 20-year-old Dorian Moragne were sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in federal prison for beating a 20-year-old man in February 2012 because of his sexual orientation.
Their federal sentences will run concurrently with five-year sentences they've already been ordered to serve in state prison.
A third man, Darael Williams, was also sentenced to serve five years in state prison and all three are ordered to serve five years of probation.
Each of the men was charged with aggravated assault, robbery by force and criminal street gang activity.
This case is the first time federal prosecutors have filed hate crime charges based on sexual orientation in Georgia.
(Copyright 2013, The Associated Press)


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By Sgt. Cody Harding, USDS Public AffairsFebruary 18, 2010
The Wasit province, south of Baghdad, is home to more than 250 polling stations that will be used in the upcoming Iraqi Parliamentary Election. Schools, Libraries and other local buildings are set to house the voting booths where Iraqis will determine their next government representatives.
Although the primary security for the elections will be the Iraqi Police, U.S. forces continue to play a role in helping provide security to the province. For the 252nd Military Police Company of the Tennessee National Guard, the task of inspecting polling sites for security remains a priority.
"It's a coalition effort between ourselves and the Iraqi Police", said Staff Sgt. Brian Culberson, a 1st Platoon squad leader with the 252nd MP Co. "By us working with them, hopefully we can help ensure their polling sites have the security needed so they can have a safe election."
The 252nd MPs, based out of Contingency Operating Base Delta, have a lot of ground to cover, including the cities of al-Kut, al-Hay and Mufuquiya. There they connect with the local Iraqi Police to inspect sites, gain information on criminal activity in the area and catalog the identities of various criminals for future reference.
They also have become familiar with the location of the polling sites, in case the police force requests help from the MPs during the elections.
The role of the 252nd MPs, however, is a support role, in contrast with the active security provided by the Iraqi Police and Iraqi Army, who will secure the towns and polling sites for the election.
Staff Sgt. Culberson, from Cleveland, Tenn., said that the support for the elections has improved considerably since his deployment in 2005, when the last parliamentary elections took place.
"The people are a lot more receptive to it," he said. "The government has a better plan for protecting them, and I believe it'll be a success."
As well as checking polling stations, the MP company works with the Iraqi Police to profile criminals, placing them in a database so Iraqis can keep track of offenders.
Spc. Bradley Taylor, another Cleveland, Tenn. native, said that the Iraqi Security Forces' techniques have improved since his last deployment.
"There's been incidents where they needed to react, and they react quickly," said Taylor. "The relationship they're building with the community is also improving."
With the Iraqis taking the lead in the security of the elections, the MPs from the 252nd believe
that their counterparts are showing them the ability to stand on their own against the challenges of the election season.
"They're not going to need our help," Taylor said. "I think it's a great thing. It shows strength and courage in them to face this on their own without our help."


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Vice President Dick Cheney will be in Grand Junction tomorrow to attend a fundraiser for U.S. Senate Candidate Bob Schaffer.
The vice presidents plane will land at Grand Junction regional airport at about 11:10. We'll have live streaming coverage here on nbc11news.com
Then Cheney will head over to a private home for a fundraiser and reception for Senate Candidate Bob Schaffer. Those attending that fundraiser had to of preregistered and made a significant donation to Schaffer's campaign.
The vice president will leave Grand Junction around one o'clock.
Tune into 11 news today tomorrow at noon for full coverage of the vice president's visit and a live stream of his visit


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Topic: Mac OS X
Apple ends Windows 7 support in Boot Camp for new Mac Pro
03/17/2014, 04:03 pm
Professional Mac users who depend on Apple's Boot Camp to run legacy Windows applications may need to reconsider upgrading to the latest Mac Pro as Apple has dropped support for Windows 7 on the redesigned desktop.
Microsoft releases free OneNote information organizer on Apple's Mac App Store
03/17/2014, 11:03 am
Microsoft on Monday released an all-new Mac OS X edition of its popular OneNote application for free on the Mac App Store, taking the venerable digital notebook cross-platform amid stiff competition from Silicon Valley startup Evernote.
Apple issues second OS X 10.9.3 beta to developers with focus on graphics and audio
03/13/2014, 08:03 pm
Exactly one week after Apple seeded the first OS X 10.9.3 beta, which included new 4K monitor support, the company on Thursday issued a second beta asking developers to concentrate on graphics drivers and audio.
Microsoft-exclusive blockbuster game Titanfall may be Apple-bound, as developer explores Mac port
03/13/2014, 05:03 pm
Newly released shooter "Titanfall," a title upon which Microsoft is pinning big hopes for its new Xbox One gaming console, may not stay exclusive to Microsoft platforms, as the developer behind the game is considering a Mac version as well.
Microsoft to release free version of OneNote for Mac later this month - report
03/12/2014, 11:03 am
In an effort to directly take on popular cross-platform note taking application Evernote, Microsoft will finally be bringing its OneNote service to the Mac later this month in the form of a free app, according to a new report.
Microsoft to release long-awaited Office for Mac update in 2014 - report
03/11/2014, 01:03 pm
Microsoft is reportedly preparing to ship a new version of its Office for Mac productivity suite later this year in what would be the first major update to the software in nearly four years.
Apple to enable pixel-doubled 'Retina' mode for 4K monitors in OS X 10.9.3
03/07/2014, 12:03 am
It appears that Apple will be enabling additional support for 4K displays with the latest OS X 10.9.3 maintenance update, with people familiar with the beta reporting support for so-called pixel-doubling, 60Hz refresh rates with late-2013 MacBook Pros and more.
Apple issues first OS X 10.9.3 beta, asks developers to focus on graphics and audio
03/06/2014, 07:03 pm
A little over one week after its release of the OS X 10.9.2 maintenance update, Apple on Thursday seeded OS X 10.9.3 beta to developers for testing.
Apple issues OS X Server 3.1 Preview beta with added supervised devices support
03/03/2014, 08:03 pm
Apple on Monday released a new version of the upcoming OS X 3.1 Server update, with changes limited to general bug fixes and performance improvements.
Mac owners report OS X 10.9.2 update breaks AirPlay functionality
02/27/2014, 10:02 pm
Following the release of Apple's OS X 10.9.2 update, a number of users have taken to Apple's Support Communities forum, saying the latest OS version has "broken" AirPlay Mirroring and extending of desktops to external displays.
Apple releases OS X 10.9.2 with fix for SSL security flaw, plus new FaceTime Audio
02/25/2014, 01:02 pm
Apple on Tuesday released an incremental update for its Mavericks operating system, with OS X 10.9.2 addressing a critical SSL-related security flaw for Mac users, and also adding a handful of new features, most notably additions for FaceTime calls and iMessage user blocking.
Apple nearing release of OS X 10.9.2 with FaceTime Audio, call waiting, fix for SSL flaw [u]
02/24/2014, 10:02 am
Some employees at Apple have begun receiving a prerelease build of OS X Mavericks version 10.9.2, signaling that the final public release of the software is likely not far behind, and it is confirmed to include a fix for the "goto fail" SSL bug [updated].
New Adobe Camera Raw release candidate adds new 'Before/After' previews, expanded lens support
02/21/2014, 06:02 pm
Adobe on Friday pushed out release candidates for Camera Raw 8.4 and DNG Converter 8.4, with notable inclusions to the Photoshop CS6 and CC tools being a new "before and after" preview system, additional lens support and numerous bug fixes.
Apple seeds latest OS X 10.9.2 Mavericks beta to developers
02/17/2014, 04:02 pm
As part of its weekly beta update schedule, Apple on Monday seeded the seventh OS X 10.9.2 Mavericks beta to developers.
Apple seeds sixth OS X 10.9.2 Mavericks beta to developers
02/12/2014, 07:02 pm
Keeping with its weekly beta update schedule, Apple on Wednesday seeded the sixth OS X 10.9.2 Mavericks beta to developers on Wednesday with no significant changes.
Apple issues new Boot Camp Support Software, updates Compressor with bug fixes
02/11/2014, 05:02 pm
Apple on Tuesday released new Boot Camp Support Software for 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and Window 8, as well as an update for Compressor that brings a handful of bug fixes and stability improvements to the professional-level video encoding and formatting software.
Apple seeds fifth OS X 10.9.2 Mavericks beta to developers
02/06/2014, 07:02 pm
Continuing with its weekly release schedule, Apple on Thursday seeded the fifth beta of OS X Mavericks 10.9.2 to developers with no significant changes.
Steve Jobs wanted Sony's Vaio computers to run Mac OS X
02/05/2014, 08:02 am
Despite stamping out the once-popular Mac clone program upon his return to Apple in the late 1990s, Steve Jobs a few years later reportedly flew to Hawaii to pitch executives of Japanese electronics giant Sony on the idea of selling Mac-compatible VAIO computers.
Apple seeds OS X Server 3.1 Preview with bug fixes
02/04/2014, 05:02 pm
Coming on the heels of Apple's iOS 7.1 beta release, the company on Tuesday pushed out a new preview version of OS X Server 3.1 to developers with bug fixes and minor improvements over last month's version.
North Korea borrows liberally from Apple's OS X in new 'Red Star OS' update
02/04/2014, 04:02 pm
In what is reportedly the third major version of the secretive country's homegrown Linux distribution, North Korean software makers appear to have looked toward Cupertino for inspiration.


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The Global Competitiveness Report of the World Economic Forum demonstrates that Canada's productivity growth is at its lowest in the last five years. To understand the major causes of our decreasing competitiveness and its impact on productivity, the Certified General Accountants Association of Canada (CGA-Canada) undertook a comprehensive review of the subject. The CGA-Canada report draws on information published by the World Economic Forum in the annual Global Competitiveness Report to identify the major causes of competitive decline, followed by an analysis of how these factors have interacted with productivity growth.
Productivity is defined by the efficiency with which goods or services are produced by a given set of inputs, such as capital, raw materials and labour. Productivity is most commonly measured as the output per unit of labour. Creating an efficient and sophisticated production process therefore involves producing the greatest number of outputs with the least number of inputs possible.
Insufficient Investment in Higher Education
Inadequate Quality of Math and Science Education at the Secondary Level
Insufficient Employer-Supported Job Training
Excessive Business Regulation
Inadequate Investment in Capital Goods
Institutional inefficiency and corruption
Invest in Human Capital
Encourage Efficiency and Innovation in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)
Improve Institutional Efficiency in Government
Reduce the Burden of Regulatory Requirements
For more information, contact:
Taylore Ashlie Director, Communications, CGA-CanadaPhone: 604-605-5055 Cell: 604-307-0212 Email: email@example.com


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PARKERSBURG - The 24th running of the News and Sentinel Half Marathon on Saturday encompasses a lot more than just 13.1 miles.
After all, there's both the two-mile run/walk early Saturday morning along with the annual Tiny Tot Trot and Junior Races on Sunday afternoon at Parkersburg's Stadium Field.
Even though a lot of attention is paid to the half marathon, and rightfully so, fifth-year two-mile race director Sharon Marks said the first step to a healthy lifestyle is deciding to do something. For a lot of people, that might mean coming out for the first time and putting in a couple miles at this event.
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"Every year we try to improve the two-mile and it's a family race," said Marks, who has been involved with the two-mile race for nearly a decade.
"It's a fun race, a walk or a run. It's still quite an accomplishment if you are coming from the couch or an inactive lifestyle, running or walking, to finish because it's still two miles."
Members of the committee for the half marathon spent early Tuesday evening putting a fresh coat of paint on the finish line.
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The two-mile race is run five minutes after the News and Sentinel Half Marathon. It uses the same start and finish line.
Marks said everything has gone pretty smooth this year and the biggest thing they've done is increase the amount of ice they will have at the finish line to try and keep everyone cool after the races.
"We just have to wait and see what the weather does and see how humid it's going to be," said Marks, noting they still might increase it more if they feel the weather is going to be rough.
One thing which has been helpful for the Tiny Tot Trot and the Junior Races has been pretty good weather. However, director Mona Moore knows there will be a chance of precipitation this year.
"The biggest thing is the weather and that's out of my control," Moore said. "So far Mother Nature has been pretty good to us."
Races begin at 1 p.m. on Sunday with the 1-year-old boys and will continue throughout the afternoon for children up to the age of 11.
As of Tuesday evening, there were more than 100 youth registered for the Sunday races. However, most of the children sign up the day of the race at Stadium Field.
"Last year we surpassed a lot of expectations," Moore added. "It was the largest crowd we ever had."
Whether or not the youth races can reach the 400-plus mark again remains to be seen, but Moore is anxious to find out. She credits the volunteers for the success the youth races have had throughout the years.
"As long as the volunteers are there, the race happens," said Moore, who added she actually missed last year's races because she had to leave before they started due to her heart condition acting up. "That group of volunteers never missed a beat. That says a lot about our community.
"The volunteers who come out from the running club, the newspaper, the cross country team at PHS down to the janitor at the high school, we get treated so well there and that says a lot about the area."
The cost to enter a youth race is just $5 and anyone interested in running or walking the two-mile has to have their $18 entry fee paid by Friday, which can be done at the newspaper or from 2-9 p.m. on Friday at the Parkersburg Municipal Building.


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Designer BETTY LOU PHILLIPS' Guest Bath in House Beautiful: Gold antiquing and brass hardware dress this vintage display cabinet up to live amongst luxurious bath furnishings.Following my post,
"apothecary cabinets," I discovered a multitude of vintage display cabinets! They're largely metal, and a few are wooden. Most include one to three sides in glass, and are used for storage and display.
LEFT: American Vintage Cabinet from POLISHED MODERN,
RIGHT: Vintage Red Cabinet from 1st DIBSMost date from 1910 to the 1930's
and were originally used as medical dispensaries.
Some of these have enamel tops or trays and are made of steel.
They were originally meant for storage in doctors' and dentists' (gulp!) offices.
The above photo, from the Librairie Alain Brieux (Parisian seller of antique and out-of-print medical books and paraphernalia), portrays the original uses of these cabinets.
VIA retreat173 via flickr, lively yellow paint brings this vintage cabinet to life!An à propos botanical chart and bold blue walls form an exciting backdrop.
And although most of these pieces have squared edges and clean lines, a certain "S-curve" is present in quite a few of them (we won't say Queen Anne, but), perhaps a holdover from the Victorian love of rounded and embellished lines.
Vintage Medicine Cabinet by PLEASE SIR via flickr
It's still about steampunk, apothecary, and
drugstore chic and the era and means of Deyrolle.
It's also linked to early 20th-century science labs....and sometimes includes masses of vintage Ball and Mason jars!
LEFT: 1930's Medical Cabinet via flickr, RIGHT: RINNE ALLEN via flickr.
Cabinets from the 1950's and beyond tend to have a closed base with glass-front top. Some are wooden as opposed to metal.
(LEFT) '1920's French medical-surgical cabinet' via William's Antiks, and (RIGHT) 'rare early 20th century nickel plated brass "sterilizer" cabinet with white opalescent glass top' via Urban Remains Chicago
These pieces seem best in a non all-vintage space. They garner the attention they deserve when carefully mixed with furnishings and accessories of various periods. I love the whole vintage-shabby-chic of today (which is fresh and different from that of the 90's) but think these pieces look best when not mixed with too much of the same....where they may appear junky instead of smart.
Although the above is a refrigerator, (likely used to display desserts in a French restaurant) its appearance falls enough into the industrial cabinet category to be quite the "home accessory" for some lucky individual; especially as it bears the luxury FAUCHON brand.
Odds and ends stored in glass containers and
or Mason jars are everywhere these days, as are collections of colored glass bottles. The same goes for vintage tins, clocks and pharmacy paraphernalia. Perhaps tougher economic times in recent years have created a need for something small, less expensive, but still fun to hunt for at flea markets and attic sales. Ball
How to find one? They are on First Dibs and ebay...but you'll likely pay less at a flea market or, better yet, a garage sale! If you find one at a decent price, scoop it up and ask questions later!
If you prefer something new, or cannot find a vintage piece, consider the following:
So use one of these in your bathroom! Turn it into a bar! Use one as a side table in your living area! There is no end to the "industrial chic" product out there to be found. If you can't find a storage cabinet, look for lockers, credenzas, (large) file drawers, and what have you. The list goes on, and these pieces are here to stay!
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SAN JOSE -- The key to San Jose State's season may be keeping star quarterback David Fales upright and healthy.
The record-setting senior showed an ability to absorb hits last year, particularly when he was sacked 13 times against Utah State but still threw for a career-high 467 yards. But that's not something the Spartans want to be a regular occurrence, especially since they lost that game.
The good news about this year's offensive line is four of five starters return. The bad news is the one vacancy comes at the key left tackle position, where the Spartans graduated a sixth-round NFL draft pick in David Quessenberry.
Sophomore Wes Schweitzer is slated to fill that spot, although nobody is expecting him to replace Quessenberry, now with the Houston Texans.
"Wes has got to be his own player," said offensive line coach Hank Fraley, a former 11-year NFL veteran. "He's just got to play with a lot of confidence and that's what I think Wes brings to the table."
The line play was good last year, with the Aggies game the lone exception. In the other 12 games, SJSU allowed just 13 sacks combined.
Health played a big role. The Spartans started the same line in 12 of 13 games. It almost unrealistic to expect that again, so SJSU is hoping to develop depth.
"You need more than just your starting five," Fraley said. "Who knows, you may need to get down to your 12th guy."
Starters Nicholas Kaspar and Ryan Jones both missed spring practice with injuries but are back now. That allowed some younger guys to get some experience.
Kaspar, a first-team All-Western Athletic Conference right guard, has shifted to center. His only game experience there came in last year's opener at Stanford, when Reuben Hasani missed much of the second half with an injury.
"I love it," Kaspar said. "It's a nice change. We get to make the calls. It's a lot more pressure, but I enjoy it."
Hasani has moved to right guard and Jon Meyer returns at right tackle. Schweitzer is the lone starter who is not a senior, so SJSU figures to lean on its experience.
But Fraley is excited about the reserves. Amar Pal is a senior who can play any of the tackle or guard positions. Freshman tackle Evan Sarver has a bright future, as do freshman guards Jeremiah Kolone and Nick Diaz. Junior center David Peterson and sophomore guard Doug Blacksill, thanks to a lot of reps in spring ball, should be ready if called upon.
The only possession in which the starting offense didn't score came in its only drive against the defensive starters. On that drive, Fales and company drove 46 yards before Austin Lopez missed a 41-yard field goal.
Fales completed 10 of 14 passes for 179 yards and a touchdown. He had a 34-yard strike to Noel Grigsby.


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Email from FNC's Justin Fishel at the Pentagon:
"The classified 2010 Army investigation into the disappearance of Pfc. Bowe Bergdahl found that he had walked of base at least once before, according to a senior US official who has read the report. The Army report (known as a 15-6) cites testimony from Bergdahl's fellow soldiers who said he had walked off the base alone before — out of "boredom" – according to this official. Walking off base alone is a clear violation of military regulations."
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NEW DELHI: Global cargo firm FedEx today announced it will acquire Indian logistics company AFL and its affiliate Unifreight India and complete the transaction by February next year.
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Residents can celebrate Independence Day with free admission from noon to 4 p.m. Wednesday at all Clark County outdoor pools and water parks. Children 8 or younger must be accompanied by an adult at pools, and no alcohol or glass containers are allowed. Participating pool locations include: Cambridge Water Park, 3930 Cambridge St., 735-1664; Desert Breeze Water Park, 8275 W. Spring Mountain Road, 455-7798; Hollywood Water Park, 1550 S. Hollywood Blvd., 455-8508; Paradise Water Park, 4775 S. McLeod Drive, 455-8541; Parkdale Water Park, 3200 Ferndale St. 455-7523; Sunrise Pool, 2240 Linn Lane, 455-7610; Walnut Water Park, 3075 Walnut Road, 455-8422; and Whitney Pool, 5700 E. Missouri Ave., 455-8529. Admission will also be free from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Hollywood Skate Park, 1650 S. Hollywood Blvd. Parents or guardians must sign waivers before children may enter the park. Helmets are available for rent at the park. Visit clarkcountynv.gov.
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It made a noise! Did you hear that?! It definitely made a noise! Fall back positions!
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Wow! This is some brilliant noise-making I'm doing here. I'll bet you I'm the first dog in all of creation to discover this! I am the smartest dog alive!
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My wife's friend recommended that I read a book with the above title by Dr Paul Brand, and felt so strongly about it she sent us the book. The book is about Dr. Brand's experience working with individuals with various conditions such as leprosy, diabetes, and congenital nerve disorders that lead to the absence of pain. Upon reading the first couple of chapters, my view of pain had evolved from pain being a nuisance to pain being a healthy part of being alive.
I have always thought of pain as a negative, imperfect part of the human body. I used to think and imagine what I could be capable of if I did not feel pain. I took this philosophy to my professional life as well, focusing on pain management rather than the cause of the pain.
When the yellow or red check engine light goes on in your car, do you disconnect the dash board so the light goes off and keep driving? No, you research what caused the light to go on and get the problem fixed. It is no different with pain in the body. Pain is our check engine light, and if we ignore it, more serious problems will develop. It is very important we determine the cause of pain so that we can remedy the problem early on. Pain is a warning signal for things like lack of flexibility, training without enough recovery, improper training, muscle imbalance, poor form, etc.
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On Tuesday September 11, 2012 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm in Textor 102, the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance and the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute will co-present a live music performance and 'Stroke of Genius' film documentary.
The Friends of Ithaca College cordially invite you to the 21st annual Founder's Day Concert in the Park!
Director of Ithaca College Orchestras, Jeffery Meyer, Conducts Thailand International Composition Festival Closing Concert
Director of Ithaca College Orchestras, Jeffery Meyer, conducted the Thailand International Composition Festival closing concert on July 14, 2012 in Thailand. This is his third international performance this summer, previously conducting in Russia and China.
Jazz Studies director Mike Titlebaum recently completed the recording of eight of his arrangements and original compositions for large jazz ensemble.
Part of the goal of the project was to collaborate between Ithaca College and the Eastman School of Music. To that end, the group was comprised of a combination of faculty, students and alumni of Ithaca and Eastman. Ithaca faculty included Titlebaum on saxophone, bass professor Nicholas Walker, and drum set instructor Greg Evans. Ithaca alumni included clarinetist Emily Pecoraro (B. MUED '12) and saxophonist Jason Juliano (B. MUED '12). Several Eastman faculty members, students and alumni were also in the ensemble.
Professors Birr, piano, and Hougham, voice, traveled to Germany to perform at Rathaus Schöneberg in Berlin on May 25. The program of German and Spanish Art Songs, and American Musical Theater and Spirituals, was very well received by an enthusiastic audience.


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The first rule of mudball that is played in Croatian village of Gradiste is to cover yourself in mud. The match consists of two halftimes of two minutes, and every player has an assistant to wipe of his eyes.
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Hi Paul,
Back to looking again for William parents. So many Wrights with William as a son. My uncle thought he may have come from Duplin, NC. So off searching again. My mother is gone now and so are others. Not many left in the Wright lines.
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Hello Paul,
we both been working on the Wright lines and wondering if you found anything on William Wright b 1787 d 1839.
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Dear Paul,
First let me say thank you for adding Sarah Elizabeth Schwinn Norton #34098758 and William Frederick Norton #34098425 to Find A Grave.
Sarah is my (Aunt Liz) could you please connect her parents for me?
Jacob Schwinn #77881449
Marie Regina Herfel Schwinn #77881476
Sarah and William were married in 1930.
William was known as an abbreviated form of his middle name "Fred" and he is a Sr.
Sarah was known as an abbreviated form of her middle name "Liz".
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Thank you, Paul for the transfer!
Cheers to you, also!
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Glad to help I live close to cemetery and enjoy helping Paul. Bob Burris
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Hi Paul,
You're welcome. I did not know Virginia, the photograph was scanned from a military photo album. I had also added photos to her husband Claude's memorial.
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I was glad to do it. I think obituaries are such a wonderful source of information.
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Have you been at this cemetery? I was there today and didn't find anything like the picture you have posted. The land is owned by the Gruver family, they escorted me .9 miles south of State route 119 next to a power line right of way. There are 4 grave stones and 4 plastic pipe tees at the head of sunken holes which I take as graves. The area is a wooded area that has lots of undergrouth one stone was covered with a fallen tree that I removed to photo the headstone. This cemetery isn't far from the bank of the Ogeachee River. It is on private land. I have pictures of the cemetery and surrounding area.
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Hi, Paul,
You just email Find a Grave at firstname.lastname@example.com with the reminder that William has passed away and the names of those you would like to take responsibility for.
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Hi, Paul,
William Bernard Cone, Jr., who created so many Cone family sites at Find a Grave, has passed away. I have had Find a Grave transfer some of his sites to me. Would you be interested in asking Find a Grave to transfer the rest of the Cones at http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSmid=46561522& to you?
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I am amused by those who are complaining about the passing of Initiative 1183. Some have even blamed Tea Party members for this. It would be more rational to blame conservative ideology, of which I am a proponent. I embrace the conservative concept of over-taxing a non-essential luxury, especially when revenue is promised to our public schools.
As gullible as it may be to believe this, at least the concept is honorable. Revenue was also promised to public schools by promoters of the state lottery. We all know how that turned out. However, I voted no on I-1183 because my liver is shot and I am not that naïve. Apparently I-1183 passed because most people have healthy livers but are naïve as hell.
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Warning: Spoilers & Theories Ahead
This episode is entitled "Makeup"—but "Point of No Return" is a more appropriate title. Last week things ended with a cliffhanger, but it didn't fully prepare us for what goes down on this episode. There's truly no turning back–the end is in sight. Now the only question that remains is, who will survive?
I loved the slasher flick vibe oozing from "Makeup". I knew the students would go crazy, but I never imagined that they'd all go after Misaki. That was a nice twist, and Twintails best friend made an excellent villain. Although, it was somewhat hard to believe that all the students would turn to murder so easily. It happened
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Another comes to an end next week. Hopefully we aren't left with too many loose ends, or a crazy plot twist in the final minute. If I had to rate "Makeup" I'd give it a 7.5/10. It had a few rough sections (Mei, the students, and the innkeepers' behavior), but the atmosphere was still perfect, and the chaos was delicious. Come back next week for my final thoughts.


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As part of the program, known as Home Safety Heroes, parents of students attending Sikeston Headstart can sign up and have Lowe's and DPS check their homes. They will then install a smoke detector if one is needed or replace batteries.
"It is kind of an evolving thing," said George Hensley, department manager at Lowe's and leader of the project. "So far we have had over 50 people sign up and we have already installed a few smoke detectors in homes that needed them."
Hensley said he was excited about the program but also a little worried about the children.
"I was a little apprehensive at first when the fire truck pulled up," Hensley said. "I thought they might be scared, but you pull up and you see their eyes get real big and wide and they are happy to see us."
The project is part of a national Lowe's program that has been carried out on the local level since 1997. As part of the program, the Sikeston Lowe's could choose between child safety, senior safety, home safety and fire safety. Stores within each district then compete to see who has the best program.
"The winner is awarded a grant to do more for next year," Hensley said. "If we would win we could get $5,000 more to use in working with Headstart."
This year, Hensley said the number of detectors to be given has not been limited even though the project is in its first year.
"With potentially 200 students at Headstart we may get more than we can handle, but we aren't going to turn anyone away," Hensley said. "We joined forces with DPS and they also have a community outreach program similar to ours with no limits."
Hensley was quick to credit DPS and all of the help they are providing.
"We have been very fortunate to be getting help from experts like DPS," Hensley said. "They have put a lot of time and effort into this and they are getting nothing for it. They have been a real godsend."
The program should finish up sometime in mid-November and then will start again next year.
"We just don't want anything to happen like a child burning up in a house when we have smoke detectors here we are giving away," Hensley said.


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By an acclaimed writer at the height of his powers, The Sense of an Ending extends a streak of extraordinary books that began with the best-selling Arthur & George and continued with Nothing to Be Frightened Of and, most recently, Pulse.
This intense new novel follows a middle-aged man as he contends with a past he has never much thought about—until his closest childhood friends return with a vengeance, one of them from the grave, another maddeningly present. Tony Webster thought he'd left all this behind as he built a life for himself, and by now his marriage and family and career have fallen into an amicable divorce and retirement. But he is then presented with a mysterious legacy that obliges him to reconsider a variety of things he thought he'd understood all along, and to revise his estimation of his own nature and place in the world.
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8098 - Hoth Wampa Cave
Front of the box
Back of the box
The Minifigs illustration
After opening the box, you will find 4 bags and the stickers.
And instructions...
Random pages...
I'm a very lucky boy, i've just got a white Boba Feet inside this box! Look:
The minifigs and Luke Skywampa:
For information, Zev is exactly the same than the one of the battlepack 8083.
Luke looks like rebels inside the 8083 set, with some changes, it's a good thing for someone who want an "Hoth" lost Luke.
The parts - Bag n°1
The parts - Bag n°2
The parts - Bag n°3
When you finish it, enjoy!
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Actions you can do with this set:
And finally some ads...
My rating:
Building time: 3/5 - Small set, a kid should take some time to build it but for AFOLs, it's really fast with number printed on the bags.
Playability: 5/5 - Looks good. A kid will enjoy it for sure. A bad thing is the lightsaber system, it doesn't work very well, if you flick strong, the lightsaber goes really far, else nothing append except it move a few outside the hole
Minifigs: 4/5 - Wampa is a bit ugly but i like it, Zev is useless if you have the battlepack, Luke is usefull if you try to make a more accurate Hoth Diorama including the cave event.
Price: 5/5 - 46.90€ seems to be a good price, 4 minifigs (Wammmpppaa ), a ship, the cave, some nice parts, "what else?"
A good set, maybe not a must have if you already have a Snowspeeder and if the Wampa is not interesting for you, else it's a good deal.
Ps: sorry for my english skill, I try to do my best ^^
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