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The Earwig is commonly identified by pincer-like appendages, called cerci, that are located on their backside. These are used in defensive and offensive behaviors, to hunt as well as protect a nest. A brown or black color range is typical, with a long body and flatter shape. Living outside, this pest feeds on natural material and deceased insects. An earwig infestation can be indicative of a moisture issue, as they prefer wet habitats, and will be found hiding under shelter. Outdoors, an earwig population could be easily overlooked as it will be covered in something like mulch or stone.
Gaining entry by using exposed and unprotected or untreated cracks, holes and crevices Once inside the Earwig will change eating behaviors to fit new food sources. Active predominantly at night, indoors they seek shelter and hide in damp, dark, concealed spaces.
Treating indoors is similar to treating for cockroaches, focus on cracks and crevice areas, under furniture and cabinets, and in areas with a tendency for moisture. Being very susceptible to insecticide control products, like Suspend SC, earwig elimination should be a fairly easy task.


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a young storm victum boy from louisiana who has no friends, is very fat, and is extremely gay. His father has an uncontrollable foot fetish, his brother is too gay to function, and his mom is a raging skanky alcoholic slut. Wow what a fucked up fanily lol. This kid is also extremely poor and had to sell halo 2 to pay the mortgage on his dog shit filled box he calls a home, u also may see many dirty condoms laying in his box, i mean his mom is a skanky whore what do u expect lol. oh yea i almost forgot he also has a great job that pays him a mear dollar an hour how fucking wonderful hahahahaha.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Canisius College erased a 22-point second-half deficit and rallied to beat Youngstown State in overtime, 84-82, in the second round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament played before 2,596 in the Beeghly Center on Saturday night.
Billy Baron got fouled attempting a three-point shot with 2.1 second left. He missed the first, but made the next two to provide the winning margin and cap a comeback that started with the Griffs trailing, 53-31, with 17 minutes left.
"We told them to stay focused, try and get it within 10," Canisius coach Jim Baron said. "For some reason they [Youngstown] got very lethargic and we kept playing to win. We stepped it up, outrebounded them and made plays. Billy made the big shot down the stretch and our bench gave us quality minutes."
The Griffs got 29 points off the bench led by Alshwan Hymes with 19. The Penguins only got one point from their reserves.
Baron finished with 30 points on 10-of-19 shooting, for his third 30-point game of the season. Hymes scored 14 of his 19 in the second half. Canisius shot 49 percent from the floor in the second half and only turned the ball over six times.
The Griffs never led in regulation despite going on a 20-0 run to get back in it. The run started on a Chris Manhertz jumper with 17:56 left. Baron had eight points during the run while Hymes hit two three-pointers. His second three-pointer pulled the Griffs within two points at 53-51 with 11:23 left.
Canisius took its first lead with 2:28 left in overtime when Josiah Heath dropped a free throw making the score, 79-78.
The Griffs had a chance to win in it regulation with 35 seconds left and the game tied, 73-73, but they were unable to get a shot off.
The Griffs improved to 20-13 giving them their first 20-win season since 2001. It was only the Griffs' second overtime game of the year with the other coming on Feb. 28 against Saint Peter's.
The Griffs could potentially host a third-round game. An anouncement could come as early as today.
The Penguins fell to 12-5 in the Beeghly Center this year.
The Griffins outrebounded Youngstown State, 43-41. Josiah Heath grabbed eight rebounds off the bench.
The Griffs were coming off a 69-53 win over Elon on March 20 in the first round of the CIT. That win was Canisius' first postseason victory since March 23, 1995.
Youngstown State was led by its backcourt. Guard Blake Allen made 10 of 18 from the floor to finish with 27 points while his counterpart Kendrick Perry added 20. Damien Eargle and Kamren Brlin added 14 each.
Youngstown ended the season 18-16 overall and posted a 7-9 record in the Horizon League.


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Determined to prove her independence, Mia Monroe is no longer Daddy's little rich girl. Buying an old car with the last of her money, she sets out for who knows where…until her clunker clunks out in Cricket Creek. With no plan and no credit cards, Mia has to find more resilience than she's ever needed before. And a little help from an attractive new acquaintance wouldn't hurt…
As first baseman for the Cricket Creek Cougars, Cameron Patrick has two jobs: win games and stay out of trouble. If he can do both, he might just make it back to the minor leagues. He knows Mia is trouble from the moment she catches his eye—but he can't stop looking. And maybe her kind of trouble is exactly what he needs.
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ImmunoCellular Therapeutics appointed Gary S. Titus to its board of directors...TVAX Biomedical added Philip Haworth, Ph.D., as CEO...Ambrx named Lawson Macartney, Ph.D., as president, CEO, and to its board of directors...Orgenesis hired Sav DiPasquale as president and CEO...Alexza Pharmaceuticals appointed J. Kevin Buchi to its board of directors...Rolland Carlson, Ph.D., is now president and CEO of Asuragen.
Cubist Pharmaceuticals added Thomas J. DesRosier as svp, chief legal officer, and secretary. Currently, he is svp, general counsel North America of Sanofi. He also served as svp, chief legal officer at Genzyme. Prior to that he was at Wyeth Pharmaceuticals.
CorMedix promoted Randy Milby to CEO and Richard M. Cohen to CFO...Coherus BioSciences named V. Bryan Lawlis Jr., Ph.D., as chairman of its scientific advisory board...Omicia appointed Mike Aicher as CEO and to its board of directors...Hookipa Biotech appointed Stanley Plotkin, M.D., Michael Mach, Ph.D., Arnaud Marchant, M.D., Ph.D., and Franz Heinz, Ph.D., to its scientific advisory board; Paul-Henri Lambert, Ph.D., as chair of the board; and Thomas Monath, M.D., as CMO.
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For all blogs, content is king. Between status meetings, financial reports, marketing planning and sales team ramp-ups, however, creating regular B2B blog content can be daunting.
"5 Types of Posts to Feed Your Business Blog" was a Hubspot blog post that compared five very different types of food to the different types of content that best populate a business blog. Author Rick Burnes maintains that between spinach posts (longer posts that showcase your expertise) and roast posts (in-depth posts that require research and showcase data and analysis), all bloggers need some raisin bran:
Raisin Bran – Useful, Everyday Posts
Most of your posts should be raisin bran. They're very practical and usually framed as how-to advice. Serving dentists? How should they use new tools? Serving restaurants? What's the most efficient reservation software?
You should work hard to make sure you're good at these posts — that you can whip them out, and that your readers engage with them and like them.
No matter what industry you're in, these types posts will serve as core content, round out monthly editorial calendars and allow more time for your staff to focus on "big picture" blog posts. These planned features, which could be included weekly, bi-monthly or monthly, provide readers with regular, expected content.
Here are five core content ideas to start with:
1. News roundups
B2B companies seek and receive news every day, whether it comes from a daily monitoring e-mail sent put together in PR, a Twitter stream, mobile news app or (gasp!) the newspaper. You're always on the lookout for breaking news, feature stories, columns and opinion pieces that affect your company, your competitors, your customers and your industry. So why not share it?
Putting together a weekly news roundup post helps your readers (and potential customers) stay on top of of the same issues you are monitoring, and provides added value to them by putting all of the week's important stories in one easily shared post.
Make it happen: Monday is a great day to post a news roundup, as many people are actively seeking news to start off their weeks. Pull together five to seven news articles or blog posts from the week and bullet each out, including the article title, source and a brief excerpt or summary. Take it one step further by adding your own thoughts and engaging readers by asking a question about each article.
2. Twitter roundups
Similar to a news roundup, a Twitter roundup highlights the people and organizations you find valuable to follow. Memes like Follow Friday exist for a reason: Just like in the business world, it's worthwhile to recognize and thank people who are valuable contributors.
Make it happen: Use the "favorite" option on Twitter to flag tweets that make you pause, think, disagree or set off a lightbulb in your head. Pull those tweets together at the end of each week and use the data in different ways: The first week of the month could be a list of key industry tweeters to follow; the next, a collection of linked screenshots that connect to interesting blog posts. Feeling extra adventurous? Post tweets that offer up advice, suggestions and opinions sans links – it's hard enough to relay a worthwhile idea in an entire blog post, let alone in 140 characters or less.
3. Meet the team
Use what – or, this case, who – you've got.
Social media helps put a voice, face and name to organizations, making it easy to spotlight employees in your organization who make your business successful. Using an interactive medium such as video breaks up the usual text-heavy paragraphs of blog posts and makes an employee more than just a voice on the other end of a phone call.
Make it happen: Invest in a Flip Cam for less than $200 and use it to interview members of your staff. Blogs are about personality, so dig deeper than questions such as "Where did you go to college?" Use the opportunity to let employees show off their expertise, passions, hobbies and anecdotes. Let them deliver first-hand stories about their experience in the company, without relying on canned talking points. In the text of the post, offer up their contact information so readers can continue the conversation. If your organization is small, use subsequent weeks to check in with team members to see what they're doing, their thoughts on industry news and predictions for coming months.
4. Mailbag
Think of this feature as an interactive version of the FAQ page on your Web site, and use it to point out features, services, Web site pages, contact information and facts about your organization that readers may not know.
Make it happen: Utilize your sales team – they're on the ground, talking with customers everyday. What questions do they hear most often? What misconceptions do they run into about your product or services? Social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook are also good places to find out what kind of information people are searching for. Invite people to leave their own questions for future Mailbag posts in the blog's comment section.
5. Social media and (your industry here)
If readers are finding your blog (and using Twitter and Facebook to get there), chances are they're interested in social media. Spotlight non-competitors, customers, researchers, educators, media and others in your industry who are engaging in social media. This builds relationships, gives the person you interview a reason to link to and promote your blog, and helps you learn something along the way.
Make it happen: Keep an eye out for good candidates and approach them with an interview request. If they're from out of town, send them a few questions via e-mail, record a podcast over the phone or get extra mileage out of that Flip Camera and interview them in person. Focus on takeaways other could implement from their experience, and ask them how they feel the social space is impacting the industry. When you post the interview, send him or her the link so they can promote it on their sites, and tweet it out using their Twitter handle.
What other types of core content do you use to build out your B2B blog's editorial calendar?


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quote: Now they can just compete. They are more than capable of competing, they just need to go back to that and try to innovate some advanced to IOS to catch up to the competition.
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Sunday, May 5, 2013
God touched her and she slept.
Ethel Vernelle "Nelle" Hammond Stein, 91, of Camden, wife of the late Jack R. Stein, passed away Sunday morning, May 5, 2013 following a brief illness.
Nelle was born in Stoneboro, S.C., the daughter of Carl Vernon and Susie Stover Hammond.
She is survived by three daughters and their families, four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Her daughters are Judy Stein Watts (and her husband Pat) of Summerville, Jeannie Stein Hill of Rock Hill and Janice Stein Hayes (and her husband Jim) of Lake Wateree.
Her grandchildren are Sean Patrick Watts (and his wife Maya and their daughter – and Nelle's great granddaughter – Rook Altae Watts) of North Bend, Oregon; Paul Robert Watts of North Charleston, Kathryn Lee Hill of Charlotte, N.C. and John Alexander Hill of Rock Hill.
Nelle graduated from high school when she was in the 11th grade. She continued her education at Winthrop College in Rock Hill where she studied bookkeeping. Her professional career began at Thomas & Howard Company where she worked in the office, and met her future husband Jack Stein.
The couple made their home and raised their three daughters in Camden.
In addition to Nelle's excellent homemaking skills and her reputation as a great cook, she worked as a bookkeeper at the former Camden Hospital when it became a nursing home, Jaclyn Mills and as a bookkeeper for the late Judge and Speaker Pro-Tem Claytor Arrants.
Nelle was very active in her church, was an excellent bridge player and was always available to cook a meal for anyone in time of crisis.
The family would like to thank the staff of Morningside of Camden for the gentle, loving care they gave her during her final years. They would also like to thank all the friends and family who visited and called to brighten her days.
The family will receive visitors at Kornegay Funeral Home from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 7. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 8 at Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church. Burial will follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
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Seborrheic keratosis (seb-o-REE-ik ker-uh-TOE-sis) is one of the most common noncancerous skin growths in older adults.
A seborrheic keratosis usually appears as a brown, black or light tan growth on the face, chest, shoulders or back. The growth has a waxy, scaly, slightly elevated appearance. Occasionally, it appears singly, but multiple growths are more common. Seborrheic keratoses don't become cancerous, but they can look like skin cancer.
Seborrheic keratoses are normally painless and require no treatment. You may decide, however, to have them removed if they become irritated by clothing or for cosmetic reasons.
A seborrheic keratosis usually has the appearance of a waxy or wart-like growth. It typically appears on the face, chest, shoulders or back of the body. A seborrheic keratosis:
You may develop a single growth or cluster of growths. Though not painful, seborrheic keratoses may prove bothersome depending on their size and location. Be careful not to rub, scratch or pick them. This can lead to inflammation, bleeding and, in rare cases, infection.
See your doctor if:
The exact cause of seborrheic keratoses isn't known. They are very common and generally increase in number with age. They tend to run in some families, so inheritance may play a role.
Although anyone can develop seborrheic keratoses, you may be more likely to develop the condition if you are older than 40 and have a family history of seborrheic keratosis.
You're likely to start by first seeing your family doctor. However, in some cases when you call to set up an appointment, you may be referred directly to a specialist in skin diseases (dermatologist).
Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot to cover, it's a good idea to be well prepared for your appointment. Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment, and what to expect from your doctor.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions will help you make the most of your appointment. List your questions from most important to least important in case time runs out. For seborrheic keratosis, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment.
Your doctor is likely to ask you several questions. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over any points you want to discuss more. Your doctor may ask:
Your doctor can usually diagnose seborrheic keratosis by inspecting the growth. If the diagnosis is uncertain, particularly if the lesion might be cancer, your doctor might recommend removal so the tissue can be examined under a microscope.
Treatment of seborrheic keratoses usually isn't necessary. However, you may want them removed if they become irritated, if they bleed because your clothing rubs against them, or if you simply don't like how they look or feel.
Your doctor can remove seborrheic keratoses using several methods, including:
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The technical side of theatre. Including (but not limited to): Light design/board, spot op, sound board, backstage crew, set desingn/construction etc. Called the dark side because of techies affinity for the dark, and that they dont spend as much time actually in their bright lights than the actors.
I turned to the dark side a two years ago and plan to stay there throughout high school.
by Brian August 08, 2005
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liars about having cookies
evil dude: "Come over to the dark side, we have cookies"
some guy: "ok"
some guy: "hey where are the cookies?!??!!!?!"
evil dude: "its the dark side, what did you expect"
some guy: "ok"
some guy: "hey where are the cookies?!??!!!?!"
evil dude: "its the dark side, what did you expect"
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The evil side of the Force in the Star Wars Saga.
Anakin Skywalker is such a fag for goin to the dark side.
by Darth_ToCA September 25, 2005
The marketing department, if you work in product development.
See you guys later. I've got to go to The Dark Side for a scheduling meeting.
by kilkrazy January 10, 2005
We have cookies.
The dark side has the best cookies evar!!!!!
by Darth douchebag May 28, 2010
where african americans tend to gather during assemblies.
"pardon me mr. caucasion, but your a blemish on the face of the dark side."
by wankstas anonomous October 20, 2007
a term describing the "popular girls" group from outside groups.
I think she might surrender to the dark side and leave us
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Dr. Ahuja's research is focused on the role of DNA methylation in tumorigenesis and exploring the translational potential of these methylation changes. Current studies in the laboratory include the development of biomarkers for early detection of cancer and to predict recurrence in breast and colorectal cancers. Her laboratory has shown that DNA methylation changes can be used in stool DNA as a very sensitive and specific marker for early detection of colorectal cancer.
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- Downing, S.R.; Datoo, G.; Oyetunji, T.A.; Fullum, T.; Chang, D.C.; Ahuja, N. "Asian race/ethnicity as a risk factor for bile duct injury during cholecystectomy." Arch Surg. 2010 Aug;145(8):785-787.
- Hayanga, A.J.; Mukherjee, D.; Chang, D.; Kaiser, H.; Lee, T.; Gearhart, S.; Ahuja, N.; Freischlag, J. "Teaching hospital status and operative mortality in the United States: tipping point in the volume-outcome relationship following colon resections?" Arch Surg. 2010 Apr;145(4):346-350
- Poultsides, G.A.; Reddy, S.; Cameron, J.L.; Hruban, R.H.; Pawlik, T.M.; Ahuja, N.; Jain, A.; Edil, B.H.; Iacobuzio-Donahue, C.A.; Schulick, R.D.; Wolfgang, C.L. "Histopathologic basis for the favorable survival after resection of intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm-associated invasive adenocarcinoma of the pancreas." Ann Surg. 2010 Mar;251(3):470-476.
- Stojadinovic, A.; Ahuja, N.; Nazarian, S.M.; Segev, D.L.; Jacobs, L.; Wang, Y.; Eberhardt, J.; Zeiger, M.A. "Translational research in surgical disease." Arch Surg. 2010 Feb;145(2):187-196.
- van Vlodrop, I.J.; Baldewijns, M.M.; Smits, K.M.; Schouten, L.J.; van Neste, L.; van Criekinge, W.; van Poppel, H.; Lerut, E.; Schuebel, K.E.; Ahuja, N.; Herman, J.G.; de Bruine, A.P.; van Engeland, M. "Prognostic significance of Gremlin1 (GREM1) promoter CpG island hypermethylation in clear cell renal cell carcinoma." Am J Pathol. 2010 Feb;176(2):575-584.
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- $50,000 grant, from Abell Foundation for development of blood test for early detection of pancreatic cancer , 2014
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Canisius coach Dave Smith wasn't in the best mood after watching his team build a two-goal lead before losing to the top-ranked team in the country, but at least he maintained his sense of humor. He hunched toward the microphone, smiled and jokingly filed a minor complaint.
"The 10-minute cooling off period isn't enough," Smith said. "I don't know who makes that suggestion to the NCAA. I don't know if a 10-day cooling off period would be enough."
Smith will need a few days to make sense of the season after pushing Quinnipiac, the No. 1 team in the nation, to the brink of an upset before it all fell apart in the final 12 minutes Saturday in the NCAA tournament. Canisius had a 3-1 lead early in the third period before losing, 4-3, in the Dunkin' Donuts Center.
Allow me to make this clear: It wasn't a Buffalo thing, where one of the local teams chokes or loses by some fluke goal or bad call. Canisius gave it everything it had but couldn't keep up with a faster, better team in the end. Quinnipiac had more talent and depth, and it systematically took over in the third period.
There was no shame in Canisius losing the game and no shame in how the Griffs lost the game. They lost after executing a game plan to near perfection, riding goaltender Tony Capobianco for as long as they could, allowing themselves to believe they could beat the best and delivering a blow that would have buried most teams.
Canisius did all that and lost. And that was a shame given how far the Griffs had come in so little time.
Kyle Gibbons scored the biggest goal in Canisius history early in the third period with a great individual effort. He pounced on his own rebound and buried a shot into the open side as he was falling on his belly. It gave the Griffs a two-goal lead and threw a good scare into the Bobcats, given how well Capobianco played.
It could only go one of two ways. Quinnipiac would either buckle to the pressure or show why it was the top-ranked team in the country. Smith pleaded with his players to adhere to the same aggressive style that carried them to eight straight wins. They were the hottest team in the nation because they played like they had nothing to lose.
He urged them to keep swinging.
"I'm a boxing fan," Smith said. "We talked about it. In a heavyweight fight, you have to throw punches. You can't rope a dope and hide in the corner because you won't win.
"I thought our guys did that. I thought we were throwing our punches. I thought our guys battled hard and showed growth in the game."
Ten days from now, Canisius growth over the final three weeks of the season will matter more than how they handled a 6�-minute stretch that led to their doom Saturday. Quinnipiac was getting flustered with Capobianco, who was brilliant again, before Matthew Peca broke through with a great shot in tight quarters.
Qunnipiac cranked up its speed, played with more urgency and continued getting pucks to the net when Russell Goodman tipped a shot past Capobianco to tie the game.
Less than four minutes later, Kevin Bui banged home a rebound for the winner with about 5� minutes left in regulation.
It was a matter of time. The result was hardly a surprise, but it was still shocking after Canisius came so close before losing. The same thing happened to Niagara on Friday night in Grand Rapids, Mich., when it took a 1-0 lead over North Dakota into the third period before losing in the first round.
Casual college hockey fans could say Niagara and Canisius suffering first-round knockouts suggested they were miles from challenging the top teams in the country.
Actually, it's quite the opposite. The tournament revealed just how much ground the two schools have gained on the elite. The next step is beating them.
Niagara was nationally ranked for 4� months but was mostly ignored in our lovable little hockey hotbed. It would have changed drastically if it survived against North Dakota and beaten a Yale team that knocked off Minnesota.
Yale was seeded fourth but ended up reaching the Frozen Four next week. The two Western New York teams lost, and yet they still made progress.
Canisius' reward for winning the Atlantic Hockey conference tournament was playing the top-ranked team in the country. It was the best thing that could have happened to the program. It gave them an opportunity against the best and provided more exposure to the school and its program.
Smith didn't need 10 days to add up everything. He didn't need 10 minutes, either. It was evident 10 seconds after seeing his team play until the last second, until defenseman Duncan McKellar fired a shot toward Eric Hartzell at the final horn.
"It's a leap forward, not a step forward," Smith said. "We want to be on the other side. We want the 20 minutes until the press conference like the winning team gets. We saw it. We tasted it with 15 minutes left."
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Private and public donations have pushed a reward fund to $40,325 as of Friday for information leading to suspects in three possible arson fires, two of which merged to become the Two Bulls Fire that threatened thousands of homes west of Bend, officials said.
"The fires are suspicious in nature, and the ongoing investigation indicates suspicion of potential arson," Sheriff Larry Blanton said in a statement issued Wednesday morning, the rest of which is below:
The Multi-Agency Investigation Team wants any information citizens can provide. Please call with any information about activity, individuals, or vehicles seen on Cascade Timberlands property in the days leading up to the fire.
After learning that the most recent fire, caught quickly south of Skyliners Road at a quarter-acre on Tuesday, also was determined to be suspicious, Sheriff Blanton and Deschutes County have added to the reward.
The sheriff and county have added $5,000 to the reward and the city of Bend also contributed $5,000. Taylor Northwest contributed $2,500 to the effort (Tuesday) night.
With Cascade Timberlands' initial $2,000 contribution, that brought the total reward to $14,500 to anyone with information that leads to a successful conviction of the person or persons responsible.
But then came a flood of more reward donations -- $10,000 from Smith Properties and Friends Dr. James Verheyden, Kevin Spencer and the Garcia Family, and $2,000 from Dalton Baarstad/Brennan Ventury of Vape Game, LLC, pushing the total to $26,500.
Thursday morning, Capt. Shane Nelson reported that Eric and Robin Coats of Shevlin Sand and Gravel had contributed $5,000, putting the total at $31,500. By afternoon, it had reached $36,825, after new donations including $2,500 from Maria and Bob Lotter. Nearly $4,000 more in contributions had been donated by Friday, for a $40,325 total.
Anyone with information that could help identify the suspects is asked to contact the Crime Stoppers Tip Line at 1-877-876-8477 (TIPS).
Those interested in making reward contributions is asked to contact Capt. Shane Nelson at (541) 617-3386 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
NewsChannel 21 heard Wednesday from a private donor offering to match all public donations in the next 48 hours, up to "a four-figure number," so that anyone with information about the fires comes forward so those involved can be held accountable.
"We are concerned about our citizens and, given the fact this latest fire is suspicious and human-caused, we need the persons responsible located and held accountable," Blanton said.
"Our community has endured trauma as a result of this fire, and the taxpayers have been burdened by its cost. Their lives have been disrupted, community services have been disrupted, government agency employees have been exposed to dangerous conditions while working this fire, and I truly hope this reward encourages anyone with information to come forward," the sheriff added.
"The public are the eyes and ears to provide information for a successful investigation and effective public safety. Report suspicious activity because if it doesn't look right, it probably isn't," Blanton said.
"The consequences from these fires could have been catastrophic for the city," said City Manager Eric King. "It's important that we find the cause and who's responsible for starting these fires and a reward contribution from the city is the responsible thing to do."
If citizens see suspicious activity or something that doesn't look right, we encourage them to report it to Deschutes County 911.
Capt. Shane Nelson said late Wednesday the donations had flowed in for the fund, and the new total was $26,500, including:
Major Contributors to the Reward Fund
- Deschutes County Sheriff's Office $2,500
- Deschutes County Admin/BOCC $2,500
- City of Bend $5,000
- Taylor Northwest $2,500
- Smith Properties and Friends $10,000
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- Dalton Baarstad/Brennan Venturi $2,000
Vape Game, LLC
- Cascade Timberlands $2,000
Taylor NW has its property on Bull Springs Road, near where two fires that later merged into one broke out Saturday afternoon. The fire began in the area of the Deschutes National Forest boundary with Cascade Timberlands' state-protected forestland.
Cascade Timberlands offered the initial $2,,000 for tips that could identify suspects in the area in the days before the blaze.
For more information on reward contributions, contact Capt. Shane Nelson, (541) 617-3386 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The disturbing news came late Monday as an army of firefighters reported another day of strong progress and lines that held, despite the return of winds, moving to 40 percent containment of the blaze that forced evacuation of 200-plus homes and still has about 2,000 others under a now-reduced Level 1 advisory.
A joint investigation of the origin and cause of the fires is being conducted by the Oregon State Police, U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement, Deschutes County Sheriff's Office, the Walker Range Fire Protection Association and Oregon Department of Forestry.
Here's the rest of the initial release, issued Monday night:
"Investigators located the origin of both fires, collected evidence, and have determined that the fires were human-caused.
"The investigation team is interested in any information members of the public can provide. Please call with any information about activity, individuals, or vehicles seen on Cascade Timberlands in the days leading up to the fire.
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SALEM -Local attorney Fred Naragon received his first train at the age of 5 or 6 and he's still playing engineer to this day, sharing his collection with other kids at heart on New Year's Eve.
"It brings back a lot of memories," he said.
Everybody remembers something they had or still have and they want to show their kids or grandkids.
With help from some friends, the Salem resident assembles a display which is open to the public as a venue for New Year's Eve Salem at the rear of his law office, entered off of Sugartree Alley.
Known as the Sugartree Alley Depot, the model train display includes trains of varying sizes, some on elevated tracks and some which travel over bridges and past an oil rig, water tower, stations, coal processor and baggage claim building, among other accessories.
New this year is a hot air balloon which rises up and down with Santa Claus as the passenger.
"We try to add something every year and rearrange it so it's something different," Naragon said.
The collection of trains includes a 1927 Lionel model which dwarfs the other trains in the display due to its large size, using a standard gauge track over 2 inches wide. Naragon explained that the size had to do with the size of the motor and back then, that was as small as they could make an electric motor.
The display includes a 1937 steam engine and trains from 1947 and 1957 and old metal buildings from the 1920s and 1930s. He said it's easy to see the progression of trains due to the sizes.
Back in the old days, model trains were run by battery hidden in a power house. Switches were hidden behind a building and the wiring was also hidden.
"I'm an engineer. I like stuff like that," he said, adding that the craftsmanship on some of the older pieces is "just incredible."
Besides being a lawyer, Naragon has a degree in chemical engineering and does some patent work. He said he likes the mechanics of model trains. Setting up the display and getting it going is the fun part for him. He gets help from friends Pat Mango and Rich Zepernick, his bandmates from the Sugartree Alley steel drum band Patty Plummer and Jeanne Wilson and people who help him operate the display, Daryl Fink and Jim Null.
"Everybody pitches in," he said.
He was expecting about a hundred people to show up for the display which takes a couple of weeks to set up. The tracks suspended from the ceiling remain in place all year round.
Naragon is a member of the Train Collectors Association and has continued to add to his collection over the years. The association has people who make parts for some of the older trains, which would be hard to come by without an association. He noted that Lionel modeled a lot of the buildings off of real buildings and bridges.
One bridge in his display is a replica of the Hell's Gate Bridge which still spans the East River in New York. One of his working bridges is a replica of a bascule bridge, or a draw bridge. There's a working bascule bridge in Ashtabula which lifts into the air on a regular basis.
The display has plenty for the eye to see, whether it's the trains themselves or the many displays around the tracks, included a band shell and three performers representing the Sugartree Alley steel drum band.
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It was previously thought that Australopithecus afarensis walked in a crouched posture, and on the side of the foot, pushing off the ground with the middle part of the foot, as today's great apes do. We found, however, that the Laetoli prints represented a type of bipedal walking that was fully upright and driven by the front of the foot, particularly the big toe, much like humans today, and quite different to bipedal walking of chimpanzees and other apes.Quite remarkably, we found that some healthy humans produce footprints that are more like those of other apes than the Laetoli prints. The foot function represented by the prints is therefore most likely to be similar to patterns seen in modern-humans. This is important because the development of the features of human foot function helped our ancestors to expand further out of Africa.
Our work demonstrates that many of these features evolved nearly four million years ago in a species that most consider to be partially tree-dwelling. These findings show support for a previous study at Liverpool that showed upright bipedal walking originally evolved in a tree-living ancestor of living great apes and humans.
Australopithecus afarensis, however, was not modern in body proportions of the limbs and torso.The characteristic long-legged, short body form of the modern human allows us to walk and run great distances, even when carrying heavy loads. Australopithecus afarensis had the reverse physical build, short legs and a long body, which makes it probable that it could only walk or run effectively over short distances.
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Today technically marks the end of seven years at the helm of the Charleston County Aviation Author-ity for outgoing Airports Di-rector Sue Stevens.
She announced July 23 that she was stepping down after claims of being bullied by board members, slighted because she was the female head of an all-male, 13-member board and subjected to alleged misdealings among some board members related to the $189 million construction overhaul of Charleston International Airport's aging terminal.
Though she has been in the office only briefly since dropping those bombshells, today is her official last day on the job after 26 years with the Aviation Authority in different capacities.
In her place, the board temporarily named longtime Deputy Director Bill New, and then quickly hired state Sen. Paul Campbell, a former Alcoa executive, as new head of the county's three airports.
New agreed to stay on until Jan. 31, when he plans to retire. But that most likely will change.
During the last board meet- ing, Aviation Authority Chairman Andy Savage said talks were on to keep New around through June 30, the end of the agency's fiscal year.
New said it's not a done deal, but he is considering hanging around the embattled agency a little longer. The airport authority is under a State Law Enforcement Division investigation related to construction contracts referred to in Stevens' letter of resignation.
The reason New is being asked to stay is simple.
Lawmakers go back into session in January. That means Campbell will be in Columbia three days a week through early June, when the General Assembly adjourns. Though Campbell insists he can do the job from afar, Aviation Authority members probably quickly realized that with Campbell running the agency on-site part-time and New leaving in January, no one would be left on-site full-time to oversee the task of running three airports, including the state's busiest while it undergoes a total makeover over the next two years.
So, it appears New will helm the ship while Campbell is in Columbia, at least next year. After that, it's up in the air. Let the speculation begin.
Reach Warren L. Wise at 937-5524 or twitter.com/warrenlancewise.


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Students may register for a regular audit (one-half of credit tuition) according to the following guidelines:
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Bunheads' Bailey Buntain is a little more than Ben bargained for on Baby Daddy.
On Wednesday's episode (8:30/7:30c, ABC Family), the former ballerina guest-stars as Bailey, a fast-talking spitfire whom Bonnie (Melissa Peterman) sets up with her son Ben (Jean-Luc Bilodeau). When Ben suddenly realizes Bailey is pretty much the mini-version of his mom, he tries to break up with her - but to no avail.
Baby Daddy gets its hands on Dot Marie Jones
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A euphemism for atheist. Used to lessen the negative connotations behind the term atheist.
I'm an atheist, but I call myself a hooraytheist so I don't offend my super-religious friends.
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From the simpsons. An atheist who converts to Christianity.
G.K. Chesterton is a notible hooraytheist, as is C.S. Lewist.
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Systemwide Events Calendar
Archaeology LectureOctober 8, 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Manoa Campus, Crawford Hall 115
Archaeomagnetic Investigations of Copper Slag Deposits in the Levant
Erez Ben-Yosef, Phd.
Lecturer in Archaeology, Tel Aviv University
Cyprus: largest slag mounds in the Ancient Near East
Copper slag - the waste of metal production process by smelting - is an an excellent recorder of the ancient geomagnetic field. In the research presented here we have used slag deposits from the last 8th millennia to reconstruct geomagnetic field variations in the Levant (modern days Israel, Jordan and Cyprus), focusing on its intensity (strength). In addition to interesting discoveries regarding the field itself - one of the more enigmatic phenomena in Earth Sciences - our research has resulted in important insights regarding the beginning of metallurgy in this part of the world and new dates for the earliest (and controversial) metallurgical sites.
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Maui Campus, Pilina Bldg., Wellness Center
|Mobile Veterans Center on Campus
Manoa Campus, Legacy Path between Andrews Outdoor Theatre and Krauss Hall
|STREAM: learning fun for children
Manoa Campus, Lyon Arboretum, 3860 Manoa Rd.
|Visiting Artist in Glass John de Wit
Manoa Campus, Art Building, Room 117
|MSW Distance Education Option Information Session
Queen Liliuokalani Children's Center (Wailuku)
|Mock Law School Admissions Panel - Who Gets In?
Manoa Campus, Friedman Room, Saunders Hall 624
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Manoa Campus, St. John Auditiorium (St. John, Room 011)
|Anthony Chantavy, piano
Manoa Campus, Orvis Auditorium
|Sociology Final Oral
Manoa Campus, Saunders 244
|Archaeology Lecture
Manoa Campus, Crawford Hall 115
|The Hut in the Forest: Asceticism and Architecture
Manoa Campus, Hamilton Library Room 301
|MSW Distance Education Option Information Session
Maui Campus, Laulima 102
|PST - Touring Hawaiian Ahupua'a (Session #1)
Windward Campus, Hale 'Ākoakoa 107 & 109
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Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900
An Ongoing Project of the Illinois State Archives & the Illinois State Genealogical Society
Since 1985 the Illinois State Genealogical Society (ISGS) has cooperated with the Illinois State Archives to create an index to Illinois marriages occurring prior to 1901. Today more than one million marriages, or two million names, are included in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index. Data entry has been done by Archives staff and volunteers working on mainframe terminals at the Illinois State Archives and by other volunteers who have entered hundreds of thousands of marriages at home on their personal computers.
The sources for this index include original county clerks' marriage records, such as marriage registers and licenses, as well as publications of county genealogical societies and private individuals. For each marriage, the index includes the names of the groom and bride, the date of the marriage or issuance of the license, the name of the county in which the marriage was performed, and a citation to the original record—volume and page number for registers or file number for licenses. Volume and page or license numbers are omitted in the index when published sources failed to provide this information.
The following abbreviations were used in the license field when marriages were entered from a source other than a marriage register or license:
- AFD ONLY — Affidavit Only
- APLONLY — Application Only
- CA CH RC — Catholic Church Record (St. John the Baptist Catholic Church)
- CHUR REC — Church Record
- DEED BK — Deed Book
- FINK — Sam Fink's Index to Chicago Marriages (1833–1871)
- FR NEWSP — Freeport Newspaper
- IRQ JRNL — Iroquois Journal
- ISGS ART — Illinois State Genealogical Society Quarterly
- LICRETUR — License Return
- NO MARR — No Marriage
- NOT MAR — Not Married
- PER COLL — Perrin Collection (Illinois State Archives)
- The date shown in the data returned as a result of a search may be either the date of the marriage or the date a marriage license was issued depending upon the source from which the information was extracted. The date is shown in the following format: YYYY/MM/DD (e.g., 1836/09/06).
- Illinois marriages were not required to be performed in the county of the bride's or groom's residence. If your search does not find a marriage in the county you expected it to occur, try selecting STATEWIDE in the location option box.
Copies of marriage records included in the Statewide Marriage Index may be obtained from the Illinois Regional Archives Depository System if IRAD holds marriage records for that county or from the county clerk in the county in which the marriage occurred.
- Request a Marriage Record from IRAD — Illinois Regional Archives Depositories (IRAD) hold original marriage records or microfilm copies for many Illinois counties. The IRAD holdings include marriage records for over seventy of the 102 counties in Illinois. Consult the Local Governmental Records Holdings Database to see if IRAD has marriage records for the county and date of the marriage you are requesting. Type the search term MARRIAGE in the title field to return all marriage records in the IRAD holdings. If IRAD does have marriage records for the county you are searching and for the pertinent time period, write the appropriate IRAD depository and include in your letter all of the information on the marriage given in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index. The addresses and telephone numbers of the Illinois Regional Archives Depositories are listed in the IRAD section. Marriage record searches are free, but a small copy fee will be billed for records found. IRAD provides uncertified copies only. Certified copies must be requested from the county clerk.
- Request a Marriage Record from a County Clerk — County clerks are the official custodians of all marriage records recorded in Illinois counties. To obtain copies of marriages found in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, write the appropriate county clerk and include in your letter all of the information on the marriage given in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index. Only county clerks may issue certified copies of marriage records. Search and copy fees will vary from one county to another.
- Copies of marriage records are not available from the Reference Unit of the Illinois State Archives in Springfield.


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Nob is the common misspelling of "noob", commonly mispelled by illiterate Mexicans, Brazilians, and just about anyone from South America, or people who aren't English in origin. Other common examples by such people are "nib" and "nb". Such people actually believe their misspelled version of Noob is correct, and will not correct their spelling or even acknowledge they're doing it wrong.
Mexican: ow i die ur a nob
North American: You mean "noob"?
Mexican: nob
North American: You mean "noob"?
Mexican: nob
Resent of ijji GunZによって 2011年06月16日(木)
a nigger on a bike that rides around your neighborhood then breaks into your car to take your twenty cents but leaves your stereo
That nob just broke my window and took my change
Captain Kookieによって 2010年01月28日(木)
to fuck or have sex (Ali G)
I was nobbing my bitch!
I want to nob her.
I want to nob her.
urs trulyによって 2007年06月12日(火)
some one who takes advantage of you when you are at your lowest or is just a total dik
dude: hey u all right?
chik: NO!!!! i caught him wif her last night
dude: man what a nob
chik: NO!!!! i caught him wif her last night
dude: man what a nob
your mum thinks im sexy 95によって 2009年06月28日(日)
1) nob- noob with a single "o".
Man... that guy is a fucking nob!
penor menorによって 2007年08月16日(木)
Nickname of Taniguchi Nobutero, one of Japan's top drivers in the sport of drifting. NOB stands for "No One Better".
In addition to being one of Japan's top drifters, NOB is a highly skilled grip driver as well.
zoomによって 2005年07月14日(木)
the appendage that projects from a male groinage, also known as a peni. this protusion is used for stabbation of females unless the nob in question expands due to fellow nobs, these nobs should be removed. when the nob enjoys itself it produces a substance which is the staple diet of cock monsters
his nob dangled between his legs
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A fetish of the saggy tits, someone who is turned on by old wrinkly boobs and vagina.
One who watches old people Porn... is someone who probally has a Daveed fetish...
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A Gay Fat "Boy" being the only male child with 2 sisters. is very lazy and cant do anything. he is said to be gay.
hey look at that daveed over there, he is so gay and lazy.
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Southpaw Cody Gibson returned to form and Whittell's bats broke loose for a 6-1 victory over White Pine on Friday afternoon.
The win earned the Warriors a split in the Battle Mountain Crossover Tourney. Gibby was in control on the knoll, allowing a single earned run, striking out nine and walking none. The Warriors played errorless ball behind him.
Hitting stars included Matt Elliott, who smacked a triple, Robbie Poet who garnered two hits, and Quinn Kixmiller who also hit safely. Alex Barnes "wore" one for the team, getting hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to force in a run.
The win over the Bobcats puts Whittell at 5-8, matching their win total for all of last season.
UP NEXT: Whittell will be in Covina, Calif., for a Northview High School tournament Monday through Thursday.


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A woman rapidly jerking two guys standing adjacent to her.
"I was at this party the other night bro and I waked into what I thought was the bathroom and here was this chick speed skiing. So I dipped out as soon as possible"
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BALTIMORE (December 5, 2013) -- The Joint Enforcement Task Force will hold an open meeting on Tuesday, December 17, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at
the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, 1100 N. Eutaw Street, 6th floor, Room 600, Baltimore, MD 21201.
Created by Governor O'Malley on July 14, 2009 (Executive Order 01.01.2009.09), the interagency Joint Enforcement Task Force on Workplace Fraud is charged
with coordinating and enhancing state efforts to combat and prevent workplace fraud.
The Task Force is chaired by Leonard J. Howie III, Secretary of the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, and includes staff from the
Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, the Attorney General's Office, the Comptroller's Office, the Insurance Administration, and the Workers'
Compensation Commission. Task Force members share information related to suspected workplace fraud, coordinate enforcement efforts among the different
state agencies and divisions impacted by workplace fraud, and study best practices and enforcement techniques. Task Force members are also working to
increase awareness of the problem of workplace fraud through outreach to business, labor, and community groups.
The Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation protects and
empowers Marylanders by safeguarding workers, protecting consumers,
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The Impact of Catholic Charities Atlanta's In Home Parenting Education Program
Catholic Charities Atlanta provides in home parenting education to moms who lack support and are a part of a high risk population due to homelessness, domestic violence, mental health issues, and learning disabilities. Some of the moms we assist are also young, inexperienced, and ill-prepared for motherhood. Our goal is to help these mothers become self-sufficient and provide them with the skills necessary to effectively and lovingly parent their children and prevent child abuse and neglect.
Our caring, experienced Parent Specialist meets with over 30 women each year for a six to nine month parenting program. She visits these women in their home and helps them with basic parenting skills, baby safety, nutrition, child development, and budgeting. Additionally, the parenting specialist assists the moms with referral information for accessing and linking additional services that they may need (i.e. WIC, Medicaid applications, financial literacy, legal services and counseling.)
The Parent Specialist's individualized work makes a significant impact on the lives of the moms who participate in this program. Below is one of the many letters that we receive from grateful clients who have benefitted from our parenting education program, called "Parent Talk."
"Some of the best things in life come unexpectedly. I first heard of Catholic Charities Atlanta from a friend of mine, who recommended that I call and see what services I can get to help me take care of my daughter better. By the time I made my first call, I was seven months pregnant. The information I got was that there was a short waiting time period and someone would get back to me and luckily enough after giving birth and my daughter was a week old, I got the call, that it was my turn. In about two weeks I got to meet the social worker and that was the start of a very interesting learning adventure.
A lady by the name of Esther Gonzalez called me on the phone, a parent specialist, introduced herself and told me about Catholic Charities. She told me what to expect and finally we set up a day to meet. As I waited for the agreed upon date, a lot went through my mind. Though she had told me what to expect, I still waited anxiously. I have learned a lot that I have applied in raising my baby girl. Esther handled and interacted with my daughter with much care and patience. She taught me safety, nutrition and what to expect at different stages of growth and development. I have used the informative handouts/booklets and videos as reference and guides so many times to raise my daughter. Esther listens too and I strongly believe that is one of the best characteristics that define a good person. Many of us, most of the time, need just someone to listen. Also, she was very concerned about our well being, in a way you cannot imagine. To sum it up, I would like to thank Catholic Charities for the wonderful help that I have received from them. Importantly, the parent teaching sessions, diapers, wipes, clothes, handouts/booklets, and videos that I have applied in raising my daughter. Also I want to thank Miss Esther Gonzalez, for the good heart and wonderful teachings, patience and listening. I would definitely recommend it to any mother out there."
Thank you,
About Our Parent Talk Program
Catholic Charities Parent Talk Program serves to educate, strengthen and support pregnant and parenting families to raise their children in a safe and healthy environment so that they may achieve their full potential.
We serve a diverse mix of clients (adults and teens), including high-risk expectant parents, new parents and other caregivers/guardians raising infants. Services focus on family support and early intervention.
Parent Talk is a voluntary intensive, parenting skills education program with services provided in your home including:
- Assistance with goal setting to help moms meet their basic needs;
- Free baby supplies and layettes when available
- Counseling Services
- Information and Referral
- Case Management
- Child/Family Assessments
- Child Development Screenings
For more information, please contact our client intake line at 404-920-7745 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The In Home Parenting Education Program is provided free of charge to the mothers who participate as most of them live below the poverty level and do not have the support of family. To help Catholic Charities Atlanta continue to provide this vital program for mothers in our community, please consider making a donation to our Mother's Day Appeal by clicking here.
Additionally, we accept donations for new moms in the form of gift cards, diapers (newborn to size 4), wipes, pack and plays, baby toiletries, and baby rash creams. To donate baby supplies, please contact Sandy Thompson at 404-920-7748 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Ironworkers for Walsh Construction Co. place the final steel piece of the Richard P. Howe Bridge's undercarriage during a so-called topping-off ceremony Tuesday. The bridge, named after the former city councilor and mayor, is being built to replace the University Avenue Bridge and will connect Merrimack Street to UMass Lowell's North Campus.
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The traditional view of the entry-level laptop often involves cheap, low-powered machines that can barely handle simple office tasks.
However, times have changed. Intel's development of its powerful yet highly affordable range of Core i3 processors has meant that budget notebooks can pack power too. So what's the best Core i3 laptop?
The Intel Core i3 has two independent processing cores on each chip allowing you to smoothly multitask your software applications, and combined with HD graphics, it's now easier than ever to enjoy rich high-definition multimedia on the most affordable machines.
We've brought together four sub-£499 laptops, all powered by Intel's Core i3 processor range. Anyone looking for an entry-level portable that doesn't skimp on performance need look no further.
1. Lenovo G560 - around £310
Boasting impressive usability and performance, the Lenovo G560 () is one of the best laptops we've seen at this price point, and its few small quirks (such as an average battery life) don't detract from an excellent overall user experience.
Intel's first-generation Core i3-350M powers the G560, and though it isn't as potent as the latest Sandy Bridge chips, it's still more than capable of keeping up with most everyday home uses.
The Intel integrated graphics mean that playing the latest games is out, but HD video looks great on the 1366 x 768 display.
Read the full Lenovo G560 review
2. Packard Bell EasyNote TS13 - around £450
The EasyNote TS13-HR-035 is a great and cheap way of enjoying and editing your media on the move. Performance is strong thanks to the inclusion of Intel's Sandy Bridge Core i3 processor, and the display is satisfyingly vibrant.
There's no discrete graphics card, so Intel's integrated chip is all that's on offer for gamers, but when you consider that the TS13 comes with a dedicated button for launching a social networking app, you realise that hardcore gamers aren't really its target market. For everyone else, it's got more than enough power, and a few other handy features.
Read the full Packard Bell EasyNote TS13 review
3. HP Pavilion DV6-3112sa - around £450
If you're looking for a powerful home machine, the HP Pavilion DV6-3112sa (around £450) is a fantastic buy, and is one of the most capable budget machines on the market.
The first-generation Intel Core i3 processor is plenty powerful, even if it isn't a Sandy Bridge chip, but it's only a small part of the DV6's secret sauce. It's combined with a whopping 6GB of RAM and a dedicated ATI Radeon HD 5470 graphics card, blowing all of the laptops reliant on Intel's integrated chips out of the water when it comes to gaming.
Those combined specs really are an incredible bargain when you consider the price, and the resulting performance is hugely impressive.
Read the full HP Pavilion DV6-3112sa review
4. Medion Akoya E6221 - £480
The Medion Akoya E6221 offers tremendous value for your hard-earned cash. With impressive performance that exceeds the low asking price, a strong TFT screen and long battery life, this is a fantastic bargain that will suit students and cash-strapped yet demanding users.
The trick to its success is including Intel's latest Sandy Bridge technology in the form of the Core i3-2310M processor. This is coupled with a handy 4GB of RAM and Intel's much-improved integrated graphics technology. All this combines to make a machine that only those using extremely resource-intensive applications or high-end games will find limiting.
Read the full Medion Akoya E6221 review
Best Core i3 laptop: The verdict
When it comes down to a balance of performance and price, there can be only one winner here.
For such a relatively budget price, we're just astonished at the hardware HP has packed into the Pavilion DV6-3112sa. It's the only laptop here to feature a dedicated graphics card capable of running new games, and that hefty 6GB of RAM means even HD video editors may find it a capable machine.
Of course, the DV6 isn't even really designed for gaming or advanced editing. It's really for home use, and with this much power, home users will never find themselves waiting for it to catch up.
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n. Short for police officers. Originated from the TV show Hawaii 5-0 which was a copp show in the 1970's. Hawaii is the 50th state, hence the nickname "5-0".
Put that blunt out, five-o, five-o!
作者 thug4life 2002年9月29日
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An expression that is used to tell people that a police is around.
Yo! Five O is down tha street
作者 Alex 2004年3月04日
refers to police / law enforcement. From the TV show "Hawaii 5-0" about the 50th State's Police Department.
"Are you mofo's 5-0 ?? "
作者 CCC_Trinity 2005年6月02日
Urban slang for police officers. Derived from the police drama "Hawaii 5-0."
Five-O is following us, and we've got six bags of crack in the trunk. Damn, we're doomed.
作者 GuidoPosse69 2005年2月08日
A generalization of the name of the Honolulu Police (as in the old TV program "Hawaii 5-0") to refer to any police agency or generic cop(s).
Douse that doob, man, the five - o is on our ass!
Five O - n. its very simple this word = THE POLICE!
The Five O likes to beat on minorities.
作者 Kale 2006年3月29日
n. When someone says five o they are referring to police. This was derived from the engine of the ford cop cars. The cars ran on 5 liter engines and had a 5.0 symbol on the side. In fact, the same symbol is used on the sides of the 5 liter ford mustangs.
Oh shit, five o. Dipset; we'll meet by the car in 10.


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This is the present day main entrance. One enters through a hall (into the esonarthex) and past a set of bronze doors taken from a second century BC temple at Tarsus under Theophilos (829-842). Above the entrance to the esonarhex is a mosaic from the mid-tenth century AD of Maria with the Christ child – blessing - on her lap. On her right is Constantine the Great, on her left Justinian, respectively offering models of the city and the church.
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Getting Around Salt Lake
Utah's naming and numbering system for streets is based on a "grid" system with Temple Square (LDS Church Headquarters) as the center of town. The streets begin with 100 (or 1st) and continue upward by block, and are named by their position (north, south, east, west) relative to the center. So, Westminster College, at 1840 South and 1300 (or 13th) East is located eighteen and a half blocks south and thirteen blocks east from the center of the city. The towering Wasatch Mountains are located to the east.
The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) runs the bus and light rail (TRAX) system and is the most convenient way to get around if you don't have a car or a ride. Westminster students can use their Westminster ID as a FREE UTA premium pass. There is a UTA bus stop to the east (1300 East) and to the west (1100 West) of the Westminster campus.
Most Westminster students carpool to local ski resorts.Transportation to the ski resorts is not covered by the free UTA bus pass, though students can connect to busses that run to the resorts.
Carpool Connection Website is an online way to find other Westminster folks to share a ride.
Bicycle Resources
Westminster Wheels is the college's FREE bike rental program. Check out one of our lovely Kona Africa Bikes from the Westminster Bicycle Collective.
Westminster Bicycle Collective offers a do-it-yourself bike shop on campus where you can get help with your bike for FREE.
Bike theft is a problem on every college campus. Although Westminster College has a low theft rate, it is still important for students to lock their bike properly (with both a U-Lock and a Cable Lock) in order to insure you are not the next theft victim. Bicycle racks are located adjacent to most buildings on Westminster's campus. The college also has several partially or fully covered bike parking spots on campus and a restricted access bicycle cage in the northwest parking structure with parking for more than 50 bikes. Click here for more complete bicycle use, registration, and storage information on campus.