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Lingo is a pure scam. They advertised for Unlimited international calling with a terms of 5000 minutes per month. They sent me several warning for exceeding 600 minutes per month. After wasting my hours of energy by talking to them it went no where and I finally I had to cancel it because they suspended my account.
because I exceeded 600 minutes per month. To them 600 minutes per month for international calling is called UNLIMITED. What a scam!!!
This is totally fraud and misleading advertising. Unfair business practice. I spoke with the CEO Mr.Paul and he didn't even sounded he knew what was happening.
They even had wrong customer care number on the advertised page. How poor their concentration towards business.
They posted UNLIMITED word to bring clients, and then they make clients life miserable by sending warning notice and suspending accounts. My cousin also went through the same situation.
My advice, do not go with such a company who plays such a false and fraudulent trick.
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I've installed Taxonomy Picker, and have set it up to search two custom taxonomies. One is a list of services (about 5 possible categories to choose from), and the other is "By name," allowing readers to search for names that begin with A-C, D-F, G-I, and so on.
The "Service" taxonomy drop down search works just fine. But the alphabetical-by-name search is not returning results. When I look at the custom taxonomy, I see that there are 37 posts in the U-Z taxonomy, for example. But when I select that in the search, it's not working.
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Fruit Picker
By SUMS Online Ltd
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Fruit Picker sets a simple puzzle. Can you pick 6 apples in 6 shots? The controls rotate the Fruit Picker by a given number of degrees. The challenge motivates students while ensuring that they improve their understanding of turns of 30, 45, 60 and 90 degrees. There are many different challenges to solve, and the possibility of getting a perfect solution maintains interest.
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This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
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- Category: Education
- Released: 22 December 2010
- Version: 1.0
- Size: 7.4 MB
- Developer: SUMS Online Ltd
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Tabletop gaming had changed greatly in the past decade. Technology allowed for artists to use computer programs and 3D printers to make custom figures. Prototypes could be made and assembled domestically before being outsourced overseas for mass production. Smaller studios that wanted to maintain their own quality control and production process could turn to public funding and keep the work at home. Kickstarter and indiegogo were not only great for music and film producers but also for the game community. The past few blogs showed where crowd funding has gotten large models, batches of miniatures and entire game systems produced. Even the supporting hobby community could use crowd funding to get paint brushes, suited for miniatures made as well.
Some of the games were actually organized by community websites. For example Cool Mini or Not, is a place for artists to post pictures of painted miniatures and models as well as works in progress. It's sort of like DeviantArt or Facebook but without the drama. The artists get feedback for their work and offer tips as well. The site ended up backing Rivet Wars. Think of the system as a fanciful adaptation of the stubby characters featured in Advance Wars or Battalion Wars. To help secure funding they also went to Kickstarter. The Rivet Wars game goal was $25,000 but earned over $345,000 from backers. It was not the record for tabletop gaming though. One of the biggest success stories was Kingdom Death: Monster which had a $35,000 target goal but raised more than $2 million.
Another big winner using the service was DeepWars; Guardians of the Abyss. That game used the Mini-Kickstarter, or 15 day window instead of the usual 30 day campaign. The goal was $2000, they ended up with $24,000 in pledges. The game system was set underwater and put factions of humanoid characters and sea dwellers against each other. It looked to be a great mash up of Jules Verne, HP Lovecraft and Bioshock. The miniatures created for the system looked great and unlike those from other systems. As a fan of underwater based games like In the Hunt, Sub Rebellion and of course the Ocean Hunter, I was more than eager to see DeepWars develop into a full game.
Some people using the service were trying to make inexpensive but highly detailed terrain for hobbyists. Bug Hunt Corridors made of laser cut cardboard and Tabletop Towns made from laminated card stock were lighter and easier to assemble than traditional tabletop scenery. Fans of more traditional terrain, the type that required paint or light assembly were eager to see the Super 3D Dungeon Boards get produced. The campaign had a $10K goal and ended up with $15K in pledges.
The modular terrain could be laid out side by side or even stacked for storage. Players that had been gaming for years using paper maps could now invest just a little bit more effort to have fantastic 3D maps. DeepWars and Super 3D Dungeon Boards showed that the tabletop community was always looking for new products. At the same time the community was also looking for ways to supplement existing titles.
Small independent studios began popping up offering paints, terrain, models and even figures that complimented the work from the biggest studios. Some of them, like Kromlech would sculpt minor accessories, alternative arms, legs, heads or weapons that would fit on miniatures from Game Workshop. These minor changes could help put a dynamic pose on a figure, spruce up a plain character, make a tank more intimidating or an army really unique. The best sculptors were as good as those working at Citadel, Forge World, Privateer Press or Corvus Belli. In some cases the sculptors were the same people working on contract for the major studios and releasing their own miniatures on the side. Felix Paniagua and his Avatars of War would be a prime example of this. Since no miniature studio owns the rights to fantasy characters like dwarfs, orcs, minotaurs, elves and such then any studio can create figures all their own, even those patterned on the style of pre-existing systems. The figures featured in the Avatars of War line could easily fit into a game of Warhammer because Felix employed similar proportions, skeletal structures, poses and levels of detail on his figures. Other studios employed their own "house style" and had different proportions and details that were appropriate for their own worlds.
Two of the most common scales for miniature based gaming were the true scale and the heroic scale. Figures in the heroic scale had larger heads and hands than regular people. The expressions were easier to make out on the tiny figures. Plus larger heads would be easier for painters to work with. True scale miniatures tried to keep the proportions more realistic. Both of these scales had figures with an average height of 28 millimeters or about an inch. The majority of Games Workshop figures, and those used by Privateer Press and the other big studios were heroic scale. True Scale proportions would be seen on miniatures from the Clix series from Wizards.
The example shown here highlights the differences between both scales. Note how large the head on the Space Marine in heroic scale. The power armor for a Space Marine is actually so large that the helmet should fit under the collar, that was unless humans had evolved to have heads that were twice the normal size.The true scale version was much more realistic. The Imperial Fist true scale figure was a conversion by Simon from Master of the Forge. A conversion mixes existing pieces of a miniature and adds custom sculpted components to make the figure appear more proportional to a real person. The immaculate painting for the character was by award-winner Volomir. The figure was created for charity. That single miniature raised over $440 for a dog rescue group. trip to GamesDay It's not hard to see how seriously some collectors take their hobby. For those that don't have half a grand to spend on a one inch figure there are studios that make amazing miniatures that are designed to be focal characters on any army.
Because they are done in much smaller batches the Hitech Miniatures and Scibor Miniatures are slightly pricier per figure than those produced by Citadel. A single character from Games Workshop in the "Finecast" or resin format would go for between $16 and $25. A single character from Hitech or Scibor could go for between $26 and $33. The quality of the sculpts were worth the extra expense. Both indy studios create some of the most unique science fiction characters ever imagined. To be fair the characters are heavily rooted in Warhammer 40K lore but without poaching any pre-existing designs or iconography. The majority of the figures the studios produce are not designed to replace the regular soldiers in an army. The figures are so dynamic and awe-inspiring they could only be heroes, generals or even the primarchs of the Space Marines. The primarchs were the founding fathers of each Space Marine chapter. They had only been written about but were never created in miniature form by Citadel. Fans had been clamoring for the figures ever since Games Workshop began writing about them in the Horus Heresy books. Unfortunately the primarchs were so powerful in psychic and physical prowess that they would greatly unbalance the game. Thankfully the fans that make up the Bell of Lost Souls website wrote a Warhammer 30,000 rule set that could make use of these awesome characters. Not that any of that mattered because a player could put a soda cap on the table and say that it represented a tank and as long as the opponent agreed to it then it would retain all the rules of a tank.
Whether the figures produced by Scibor or Hitech were meant to represent primarchs, generals or just really dressy marines, the fans of Warhammer and Warhammer 40K now had more choices of which characters to field thanks to smaller independent studios and Kickstarter. The future of tabletop gaming and videogaming was going to be very interesting thanks to crowd funding. I hope you have enjoyed this short look on tabletop gaming over the week. Next week I'll have to think of something else to keep you coming back.


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i hold the guitar backwards without the lefty flip on. i dont know im just used to it. but whatever way i hold the guitar when i press the swith at the bottom to play the note i should be able to pull it up or down. with my guitar if i play a red green chord and pull the button towards me, away from me if i was holding it right, it automatically adds the yellow making me miss the note. it only happens on a red green chord. its mine broken or does this happen on all controllers please let me know.


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Looking at some diet products can be painful, especially if there's no scientific backing for the formula. Let's find out if Cardio Cuts is in this group. We decided to do an in-depth review of the ingredients, side effects, clinical research and customer service. We also looked at consumer reviews to see what actual users thought of this pre-workout supplement. We've summarized the information we found into a compact report to give you all the information you need.
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First off, the Cardio Cuts formula is readily available online, but the long list of ingredients can be overwhelming. The main ones are carnitine, linoleic acid, triglyceride powder, taurine, ribose, grape seed extract, green tea extract, magnesium aspartate and more. This pre-workout supplement is designed to be taken as a shake 30 minutes prior to working out and it's easy and convenient to consume.
Cardio Cuts is made and distributed by NDS Nutrition, which has been around since 2002. The longevity of the company, updated website, friendly customer service and easily available products are all great signs that this one could be a beneficial. There are reviews that boast positive results and higher energy levels, which are all encouraging, but read on…
Price – "Second Mortgage?"
The first complaint that many users had was the Cardio Cuts price. The product is designed to be taken twice a day, which means that the 8.5 ounce container that costs over $70 with shipping and handling, will only last 1 ½ to 2 weeks. At that consumption level, you'll spend upwards of $200 a month to maintain a diet regimen that continues to include Cardio Cuts. "Cardio Cuts boasts about amazing results and there are some positive reviews," said our Research Editor. "But most of them are unable to get to their ultimate weight-loss goal because the high cost forces them to quit using the supplement on a regular basis."
"I used it for 2 weeks and had high energy and lost some weight, but I couldn't afford $70 every two weeks," said one user.
"I'll never know how far Cardio Cuts could take my weight loss; I could only afford one container," said another customer.
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The next recurring complaint we noticed was health issues that some people experienced. According to several users, Cardio Cuts may cause jitters, restlessness, and even heart palpitations. Because of the high caffeine content and other stimulants, people that are sensitive may have complications. "I used Cardio Cuts for the first time today, and I couldn't get my heart rate back down," said one online reviewer.
"I should have read the ingredients list first," said another. "The long list of stimulants caused jitters and made my heart flutter for several hours."
Many people agreed with this, but some had an alternative that helps the cost and the health concerns, like this user: "Rather than taking this twice a day, I cut back to once a day and cut the cost in half, while avoiding the jittery feeling that two doses a day gave me."
As we've done reviews on diets, supplements, and workout programs, we've found that if there is something particular about a weight-loss program that is abnormally troublesome or difficult (cost, health concerns, etc.), the odds of long-term success are dramatically lowered. If Cardio Cuts really does have negative side effects like the reviews claim, this could be an issue for some users.
Most dieticians or physicians that are asked about this product will recommend that you limit usage to one dose a day, in order to minimize the negative effect of the caffeine on your heart.
The Science – "Clinical Proof?"
Cardio Cuts is scientifically proven to help improve your energy levels while you work out, but with all stimulating ingredients, this is hardly surprising. Instead, we looked for clinical studies that proved that Cardio Cuts is a better option than the much cheaper stimulant alternatives that you could take pre-workout to achieve similar results. We couldn't find anything proving that it was worth the extra cost, so it seems you could get comparable results with a cheaper alternative if you shop around.
The Bottom Line – Does Cardio Cuts Work?
So, what is the final thought on this one? Cardio Cuts was an intriguing review for our research team. The high success rate with this product, NDS Nutrition's longevity and the fact that most users seemed to like the taste made this seem like a home run. After further review however, we are hesitant to recommend Cardio Cuts to our readers due to the high cost, health concerns and lack of clinical support that proves that Cardio Cuts is a superior option to less expensive supplements that boost energy levels.
If you're still looking to drop a few pounds, we suggest that you find a supplement that offers an affordable option to safely lose weight. We'd also recommend a product with plenty of scientific research proving that it backs up its claims and is better than alternatives.
Among the best products we've seen in 2016 is one called Leptigen. It takes advantage of a proprietary, four-ingredient blend that is backed up by clinical studies and proven to help speed up fat loss and kick start your metabolism. Best of all, in reviews online there don't seem to be complaints about negative side effects or unintended issues with Leptigen and users have seen great results.
The makers of Leptigen are so confident in their product, that they're currently offering a Special Trial Offer, which is encouraging to see.


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Jesse Keating wrote: . The Fedora KDE Live CD is specifically crafted to showcase
KDE, whilst the Fedora Live CD is specifically crafted to put Fedora's best foot forward in a reasonable usable desktop that will fit on a CD. Again, it is not a "GNOME" LiveCD by any means. Many parts of it are not gnome, especially areas like the browser. A Fedora GNOME LiveCD could be crafted that showcases a pure GNOME desktop, like the KDE LiveCD.
I already told you. This reasoning is flawed. The KDE live cd is not one to showcase a "pure KDE desktop" just the GNOME live cd. It has Firefox as the default browser just like GNOME. It has dozens of GNOME components. It might even have Evolution.


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I obviously wasn't there, but it sounds like hoofball has been banished, and we were passing the ball around. If anyone went let's hear the verdict.
I have an open mind on the new manager as I always do in these situations. My biggest concern is the calibre of players that BM will be able to attract. De Matteo would have been my choice, but if this guy can get us playing proper football I'll be reasonably happy. MOT into another new chapter!
Bryan, "reasonably happy" seems meagre praise for a manager who's got Leeds playing football again. McDermott has our existing team playing to their strengths; imagine how a team of his own choosing will play!


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Holiday Inn Express Brooklyn places you within a mile (2 km) of Brooklyn Academy of Music and Brooklyn Public Library. The 115 rooms at this 3-star hotel include coffee makers and TVs and guests can enjoy free breakfast. Brooklyn Bridge and Battery Park are also nearby.
Free buffet breakfast is included with your stay.
Holiday Inn Express Brooklyn's 115 rooms are air-conditioned and provide coffee makers, free newspapers, and free local calls. TVs come with satellite channels and pay movies, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Video-game consoles, safes, and ironing boards are other standard amenities.
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At Holiday Inn Express Brooklyn, guests have access to free WiFi in public areas, a business center, and express check-in. Self parking is offered for USD 35 per night. The front desk has multilingual staff that can help with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include express check-out and an ATM.
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Christensen battled liver disease and other ailments during the past few years, according to The Salt Lake Tribune. But he was known as an active and effusive person who kept himself in good shape. The health issue related to the surgery arose quickly.
Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the second round in 1978 out of Brigham Young, Christensen played 11 seasons in the NFL.
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Manning suffered an ankle sprain in the Broncos' win over the San Diego Chargers on Sunday. An MRI on Monday revealed no other significant damage in the ankle.
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"I haven't given up hope on playing any week. It depends on how I heal and depends on what the next X-ray looks like," Rodgers said Tuesday on his weekly radio show.
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"Well, yeah, you've got to be careful," Roethlisberger said during a conference call with Detroit media. "You'll end up dead if you're not careful.
"This is a great D-line and defence. Yeah, we'll, I tell myself all the time to be alert for those things but then when the bullets are flying who knows what's going to happen."
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As the most-sacked QB in the NFL since 2001 (379 times, according to ESPN Stats & Information), Roethlisberger realizes he and the Steelers' offensive line will have their hands full with the hard-charging and blitzing ways of Suh and Fairley.
Fairley agreed with his teammate that he's not out for blood or to cause injury - or worse - to Roethlisberger.
"I wouldn't say kill someone, but if we stay alive in our rushes, sooner or later we're going to get there," Fairley said.
"He's (Roethlisberger) the type of quarterback that's going to hold the ball to extend plays and watching, coach telling us this morning, we just gotta stay alive."
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I'm making a calendar for a reunion week that begins and ends in May-June. The audience is very unsavvy technically, and may not be able to figure out how to advance the calendar to the month where all the activities are listed. \
Is there a way to set it up so that it opens to May, 2013?
Also, I can no longer get the [eventlist] shortcode to display all the events on the calendar. I entered it in html view, and an event list shows up, just not the same list as is entered in the calendar. I have removed the Events view page so it's nowhere to be seen at the moment (because it didn't work). http://bmcreunion50-1963.com/reunion-details/calendar/


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U School, Wisco share boys honors
Arrowhead again wins girls, combined title
The final day of the WIAA state track meet was miserable, with morning thundershowers that led to a six-hour delay.
That day, however, was most significant for determining top honors in the Journal Sentinel's race for boys school of the year.
Wisconsin Lutheran, sparked by a state record in the 3,200-meter relay, finished second as a team in Division 1. University School, meanwhile, scored an eighth-place finish in Division 2. Both were the best finishes for the respective schools, efforts that helped their athletic programs tie for the top spot in the Journal Sentinel's final standings.
Wisconsin Lutheran and University School scored with 13 points each in a tight race. Catholic Memorial, the 2013 boys champion, was next with 11 points followed by Germantown and Milwaukee Marquette with 10 each.
Wisconsin Lutheran's effort was boosted by state titles in cross country and basketball.
"We were very blessed this year, there is no doubt about it, winning the two state titles and coming close in track to winning that third," Vikings athletic director Jeff Sitz said. "The core of that in track and cross country is an excellent group of distance runners, and it goes beyond Eric Brown and Kyler Lueck. We've got quite a stable of kids there that have really trained hard over the years and done well."
University School won its first boys soccer title, captured its eighth team tennis title in nine years and reached the semifinals of state hockey.
"Our philosophy is and always has been that we don't chase Ws, that we build programs, and I think an award like this or an honor like this is just a testament to the hard work and dedication that our athletes have for the game and the exceptional relationships that our coaches have cultivated with their kids and their families," University School athletic director Rick Johns said.
The honor is determined by a point system based on a school's performance in WIAA tournaments.
Schools received five points for a state championship and three for a second-place finish. Schools earned two points for reaching the state semifinals or for a third- through fifth-place finish. One point was given for reaching the state quarterfinals or a sixth- through eighth-place finish.
When it comes to overall programs, Arrowhead continues to set the standard. The Warhawks, who won the girls crown, won their 13th straight overall title.
The big winners for Arrowhead were football, girls cross country and girls golf, which won state championships.
The football team's second consecutive title was its sixth overall, which moved Arrowhead into a second-place tie with Edgar and Lancaster and within one of Stratford for the most in state history. Cross country became the 10th program in WIAA history to win at least three straight titles.
Individually, Arrowhead also produced the all-around gymnastics champion, junior Jorin Fredman. It also had three state swim champions: senior Mary Warren in the 50-yard freestyle, junior Lindsay Adamski in the 100 breaststroke and the 200 medley relay of junior Alyssa Lewandowski, Adamski, sophomore Megan Doty and junior Maddie Barta.
University School, which also finished second in girls team tennis and reached the state quarterfinals in girls hockey, finished second overall with 17 points.
The Wildcats soccer team, led by all-state forward Isaac Schlenker, started the year by winning its first WIAA state title to cap a 20-2-3 season. University School finished the year at state tennis where they defeated Madison Edgewood 7-0, in the state final. And individually, the school also produced Division 2 doubles champions Julie Veitinger and Taylor Bernard.
University School's success in track and field almost didn't happen. Seniors Djdade Denson (back) and Chris Cooper (ankle) both missed significant parts of the season due to injuries they suffered during the basketball season.
Denson, who competed in just four meets this season, won the triple jump on the first day of the meet with a personal best of 46 feet 73/4 inches to become the school's first boys WIAA track champion. The next day he took second in the long jump (22-7¼).
Cooper finished sixth in the triple jump, which was good for three points. That was the difference between an eighth-place finish for the Wildcats, and one point in the Journal Sentinel standings, and the 10th, which would have garnered zero.
"Chris was there pushing Djdade," Johns said. "That's what creates champions, to have that unsung hero behind you.... I think if you ask DJ, he'd tell you that it was because of Coop that he won that championship."
At Wisconsin Lutheran, its state champions claimed the top prize after coming close the year before. The cross country team was third in 2012 but easily won the title last season with the help of top-10 finishes from juniors Brown (third) and Lueck (seventh).
Individually the school produced its first WIAA wrestling champion in junior Tepra Wright, the Division 2 champion at 120 pounds, and a second consecutive 800 title for Brown in track.
The basketball team didn't have a great individual player but shared the ball and defended like mad men on the way to a 26-2 mark.
The squad punctuated its season by beating West De Pere by 20 in the Division 2 semifinals and Rice Lake by 15 in the title game.
"We haven't really had that one superstar that puts the team on their back and goes," Sitz said. "It's been an effort across the board."
Wisconsin Lutheran 13
University School 13
Catholic Memorial 11
Germantown 10
Milwaukee Marquette 10
Arrowhead 16
Whitefish Bay 12
Oak Creek 10
Mukwonago 9
Muskego 8
Arrowhead 25
University School 17
Muskego 16
Mukwonago 15
Wisconsin Lutheran 15
Whitefish Bay 14
Germantown 13
Brookfield East 11
Homestead 11
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UFC 79: Rich Clementi vs. Melvin Guillard
No Love takes on The Young Assassin in his first bout after being suspended.
Rich Clementi
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 155
Record: 35-12-1
Melvin Guillard
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 155
Record: 39-7-3
50K on my dawg, Rich Clementi.
Don't let me down, Rich. Take him down and sub him. You KO'ed him once before, but play it safe.
This is either gonna be a nice sub victory for Clementi or a KO highlight from Guillard
They're both so damn inconsistent....
Clementi 5k
I'm going for Rich in this fight. I can't stand Guillard, and I hope he does get knocked out again. I know a sub is more likely from Clementi, especially since Guillard will be looking to stand, but I get tired of him saying "nobody can stand with me." Apparently they can.
However, I'm putting a safety bet on guillard... can't lose with these odds.
Rich will tiring him out and sub him in the later rounds. Rich has also never KO'd I believe.
Gotta go with Melvin on this one.
I like me some 4-1 odds.
i pick melvin. His athletism and speed will over power rich.
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I had been sleeping when I was awakened by several lazer-like red beams which seemed to come from the direction of the TV across the room. The red beams spread out and lit the room with a light so intense it reminded me of pyrotechnics. As the light scattered, it collected in the corners along the walls and ceiling and bounced around (similar to sparklers) before dissipating. In the next moment I was aware of a tall thin human shaped being to the right of my bed. He was wearing head to toe black with some kind of sparkles all over but not an intense covering of sparkles. As I was processing what I was seeing I was not fearful, primarily due to the sparkles which in my mind ruled out a criminal element. The sparkles could have even been residual from the light that predicated the appearance of the being. As these thoughts were going through my mind, I hid my face and then decided to take another look and raised my head. He was standing in the same place on the far side of my bed to the right, about 6 feet from me. His arms were crossed in front of his chest but I didn't notice his hands, nor could I see the lower legs. As he stood there with arms crossed, he took a step forward with one foot and turned his head to the left to look at me. I put my head down again and when I looked up a moment later, he was gone. Rather anticlimactic. but I often wonder if he'll be back. So many questions haunt me with no answers. The next day, as I was trying to make sense of it, there was no question that it was not a figment of my imagination, although I had never heard of a tall, black E.T., at least not yet. So I Googled 'tall thin black alien' and found several similAr sightings, but most were in Europe and I am in Texas. One was so similar it was described as having a sheen in lieu of sparkles. But that sighting was 20 years ago and during the day. So all things considered, everything I have learned since my sighting has added credibility to my experience. I only wish there was some way to exchange thoughts with my visitor.
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Parking fees to go into effectJanuary 30,2014
MONTPELIER — Officials in the Capital City are reminding residents that effective Feb. 1, new parking fees will go into effect.
The changes were recommended by the Montpelier Parking Committee and approved by the City Council in November.
Rates for parking meters will go from $0.75 per hour to $1 per hour.
For permits, the 60 State St. lot and the Blanchard Court lot will see increases in permits from $50 to $100 per month, and short-term vending permits will increase from $0.35 per hour to $0.75 per hour. Permits for the North Branch, or Jacobs Lot, will increase from $70 per month to $100 per month.
The old Vermont League of Cities and Towns lot next to Shaw's will see an increase in permits of $40 to $70 per month.
The Pitkin Circle lot will see an increase in the seasonal rate, from April 1 to Nov. 15, from $262 to $325 per year.
Permits for Stone Cutters Way will increase from $41.67 to $60 for 21 permits. The increase does not include 26 spaces still covered by a temporary contract with Connor Brothers Stonecutters LLC, which are locked at $41.67 per month until Dec. 31.MORE IN This Just InSARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Full StoryNORTHFIELD - The 2016 Norwich University mens cross country team is aiming to defend its 2015... Full StoryThe Vermont State Labor Council AFL-CIO has endorsed the Democratic slate of statewide candidates... Full Story
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Gingerbread Houses: The Apartment Therapy Versions
I don't live in a house. I live in an apartment. It's small. It has a handful of rooms, one floor, and no gabled roofs. No candy shingles, that's for sure. So I came up with a new pattern for my gingerbread house. It's much easier; in fact, it's one-dimensional, a canvas for the layout of your apartment.
It involves no architecture and no building skills - just a little drafting with some icing. And for those of you who still yearn for gables and chimneys, there's a one-dimensional version here of a summer cottage too, so you can have your city flat and your house in the Hamptons. No renovations required.
Just download, print on some cardstock, cut out and trace your gingerbread pieces. Bake and decorate with the floorplan of your apartment using royal icing and a fine decorator tip. Or just poke a hole in a sturdy plastic baggie, fill with icing, and use it to pipe the decorations.
To download and print the PDF pattern, click here: City Apartment and Summer Cottage Gingerbread Patterns.
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Federal Contract Awards Reach $11 Billion in 2Q FY05
Awards Declined 40 Percent From Previous Quarter,
But Remain on Pace With Last Year
May 26, 2005, 01:00 ET from INPUT
RESTON, Va., May 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Federal government agencies awarded $11 billion in IT-related prime contracts during the second quarter of fiscal year 2005 (2Q FY05), a decrease of 40 percent from the previous quarter according to a report released today by INPUT, the quantifiable leader in government market intelligence. The federal government has awarded a combined $30 billion in contracts for the first two quarters of FY05, putting contract awards on pace with the same time period last year. INPUT anticipates contract awards to nearly double next quarter to $20 billion. According to the 2Q FY05 Federal Contract Awards INPUT/Output(R) report, just five departments awarded nearly $8 billion, or 72 percent, of all contracts during the quarter. The Department of Navy ranked first due to multiple large awards made in the quarter. The largest award was for the continuing Fielded Training Systems Support (FTSS) services for Navy and non- Navy customers at multiple training sites around the world. Another significant Navy award was for the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center (AUTEC). Dyncorp Technical Services was awarded the contract to provide continued operation and maintenance of the facility. INPUT estimates the contract value at $762 million. The split between civilian and defense agency contract awards was nearly equal at $5.3 billion and $5.6 billion, respectively. "We're seeing the balance between civilian and defense awards swing back towards their typical split after the brief departure we saw last quarter due to a couple large civilian contract awards," said Marcus Fedeli, manager, federal opportunity products at INPUT. "We expect the number of defense awards to eclipse civilian awards by nearly 100 in the third quarter of FY05." Navy also led all agencies in set-aside competitions with 21 set-aside competition contracts, valued at $201 million. The Commerce Department followed closely behind the Navy for set-asides due to one contract, valued at $192 million, awarded to AKIMA/DTSV LLC. The contract fulfills the Patent and Trademark Office's requirement for support services to improve processing and maintenance of applications. Set-aside competition awards accounted for just seven and a half percent of all awarded dollars in 2Q FY05. Fifteen federal departments awarded a total of $826 million in set-aside competitions. Small business set-asides far exceeded all other set-aside competition types with 35 awards valued at $652 million, nearly 80 percent of all set-aside awards. Only one contract was awarded via Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business (SDVOB). The $35 million award was made by the Army to BCP International Limited. "The percentage of set-aside awards remained relatively stable from the previous quarter," said Fedeli. "Given recent legislation, we continue to anticipate a drastic increase in the number and awards of SDVOB procurements moving forward to ensure the three percent SDVOB goal is met." INPUT's 2Q FY05 Federal Contract Awards INPUT/Output report is available to clients of INPUT's Information Services subscriptions. For more information on INPUT's Information Services subscriptions, visit http://info.input.com or call 703-707-3500. About INPUT: INPUT is the quantifiable leader in government market intelligence. Established in 1974 and based in Reston, Virginia, INPUT provides information services, analysis, consulting, software solutions, and events to help technology vendors win more government business, and to help government organizations further advance their IT initiatives. INPUT tracks more than a half trillion dollars in contract and grant opportunities within the US federal, state & local government markets, as well as tender opportunities throughout the European Union. INPUT has built a solid reputation for high quality and in-depth government industry insight and analysis with over 1,000 clients, including hundreds of small to medium size IT contractors and 70% of the top 150. Leading defense, hardware, software, telecommunications and IT services contractors, plus 4 of the top 5 8(a)s, rely on INPUT to help them win more than $45 billion in government business each year. For more information about INPUT, visit http://www.input.com or call 703-707-3500. Proper use of name is INPUT CONTACT: Amanda Morgan of INPUT, +1-703-707-3540, or email@example.com.


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Variations: Three Centuries of Solo Keyboard Variations (Eroica Classical Recordings, 2007)
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Something this big should be voted for in a general election, not a primary, where voter turnout typically is extremely low. The bond issue is being pushed in a slick ad campaign "for the kids," vilifying anyone opposing this as against the kids.
I am a lifelong resident of North Augusta, and a 1984 North Augusta High School graduate who has a senior at NAHS and an 8-year-old future NAHS student. I am adamantly opposed to the additional tax. The facility is close to 40 years old, but could be retrofitted to accommodate for new technology.
We are supposed to blindly sign off on this massive tax burden without even knowing where this new school will be located or what it will look like? This is akin to a business owner going to the bank and requesting money for capital investment without a business plan as to how the money would be spent. How far would this go in the real world?
In this economic climate, the Aiken County school board needs to look internally before requesting a bailout from taxpayers.
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Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding our business,
product and marketing strategies; new service offerings; revenue growth at
QVC, Inc.; the recoverability of our goodwill and other long-lived assets; our
projected sources and uses of cash; and the anticipated non-material impact of
certain contingent liabilities related to legal and tax proceedings and other
matters arising in the ordinary course of business. Where, in any
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include some but not all of the factors that could cause actual results or
events to differ materially from those anticipated:
• customer demand for our products and services and our ability to adapt to changes in demand;
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The term "Interactive Group" does not represent a separate legal entity, rather it represents those businesses, assets and liabilities that have been attributed to that group. The Interactive Group is primarily focused on our video and e-commerce operating businesses and has attributed to it the remainder of our businesses and assets, including our operating subsidiaries QVC, Provide Commerce, Inc., Backcountry.com, Inc., Bodybuilding.com, LLC, Celebrate Interactive Holdings, LLC and CommerceHub as well as our interest in HSN, Inc. including cash of approximately $558 million (at September 30, 2012), including subsidiary cash. The Interactive Group has attributed to it liabilities that reside with QVC and the other entities listed as well as our outstanding senior notes and certain deferred tax liabilities.
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Prior to the Split-Off (as defined below), Liberty's equity was structured into three separate tracking stock groups. Tracking stock is a type of common stock that the issuing company intends to reflect or "track" the economic performance of a particular business or "group," rather than the economic performance of the company as a whole. Liberty had three tracking stocks: Liberty Interactive common stock, Liberty Starz common stock and Liberty Capital common stock, which were intended to track and reflect the economic performance of the separate businesses, assets and liabilities attributed to each group.
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Taking stock of inventory levels
Increasing inventory amid a backdrop of economic uncertainty is never welcome in the used aircraft sales arena, but this time around at least we're just witnessing the continuation of a predictable cycle. In fact, many buyers believe the market is making its long-awaited return to normal levels. International buyers, whose relatively strong currencies against the beaten-down dollar have given them an advantage, have at times effectively shut out a lot of would-be U.S. purchasers. The increase in inventory should provide enough choices to more than fulfill the demand from everyone.
One common cycle is triggered when sellers, who have heard of relatively high sales prices in a market, try-often too late-to capitalize on the apparent opportunities. They keep their asking prices high, and by doing so, encourage new market entrants to follow suit. After a while, all you have is a big inventory of overpriced aircraft, and little sells until the efficiencies of the market take hold. Serious sellers make price corrections and buyers step in. The others typically remove their offerings from the market or let them languish. While sellers set the asking prices, buyers' decisions ultimately determine the sale prices, and their collective voice always gets heard.
Nevertheless, some buyers will continue to shoot too low and some sellers will aim too high. As a result, inventory will most likely keep rising through the remainder of this year. Election-year uncertainty will aid the buildup. It is, however, difficult to view this as anything more than a cyclical pullback for many model types, as their recent increases in ask prices, and as well as some buy prices, have been nothing short of amazing.
With the pounding the financial sector has been through and the collateral damage that may ensue, coupled with runaway commodity prices, one would think the sky is falling- or about to. If that really is the case, then no one will need aircraft. However, Forbes recently published a special issue on the world's richest people-1,125 billionaires-and there also are probably more than a few multimillionaires who didn't quite make the cut, not to mention many companies that can afford to upgrade their jets no matter what the economic climate. With all that in mind, a worldwide inventory of 1,850 used business jets for sale doesn't seem big at all.
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Following the surrender of Nazi Germany, Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day), on May 8, 1945, was marked by celebration among the Allies. However, for many the spirit of victory was subdued by the knowledge that the task of defeating Japan still remained.
As the guns fell silent in Europe, a noose was being drawn around the Japanese home islands. Relentless American submarine attacks slowed the flow of food, oil, and other resources to a trickle, and American B-29s firebombed Japan's urban and industrial bases to cinders. It was clear to most that Japan could not possibly hope to prevail.
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