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Feder: Obama Will Soon Put Conservatives in Concentration Camps
Submitted by Brian Tashman on Thursday, 6/13/2013 2:20 pm
Leave it to Don Feder of the World Congress of Families to write a column entitled "Concentration Camp Obama," which alleges that the president may soon "shove you in a cattle car" if you oppose his supposedly Communist government. "In a few years, many of us could be 'camping' in a very real sense," Feder writes, warning that Obama will use "the machinery of government to crush dissent" and achieve his goal of "destroying the conservative movement."
In the 1942 Jack Benny/Carole Lombard movie "To Be Or Not To Be" – about a troupe of Polish actors trying to flee the Nazis – one villain, a Col. Ehrhardt, is referred to as "Concentration Camp Ehrhardt," to which Benny quips, "He does the concentrating. The Poles do the camping."
Since he came to office 4 1/2 long years ago, Obama has been concentrating on destroying the conservative movement – eliminating any opposition to the socialist republic he's creating. In a few years, many of us could be "camping" in a very real sense.
If that sounds alarmist, read on. And try to see the big picture – not snooping, secret e-mail accounts, official harassment and intimidation, sundry assaults on the First Amendment and using the IRS as a presidential goon squad in isolation– but as a deliberate, coordinated, far-reaching plan to use the machinery of government to crush dissent.
Recall Obama's bitter-clinger remarks from the 2008 campaign – identifying resistance to his message primarily among those who cling to religion, guns and "anti-immigrant" sentiment. Think of his anti-nationalism (including the rejection of American exceptionalism) and attacks on the family, via same-sex "marriage" and taking medical decisions out of the family's hands.
The president is harassing his opponents, monitoring their activities, intimidating them, limiting their funding and generally creating a hostile environment for un-Obama speech.
Defending the super-snoops in his NSA, on Friday, the president warned, that if people can't trust their rulers – himself first and foremost – "We're going to have some problems here."
How can you not trust a man who lied to you about what happened in Benghazi, lied when he told you that if you liked your health insurance plan, you could keep it under ObamaCare, lied about not raising taxes on the middle class, lied about the impact of sequestration, lied about the use of chemical weapons in Syria being a "red line," and, just today, promised to keep North Korea from getting the nuclear weapons it already has.
Never mind. You just trust Obama, and you go right on trusting him – until they shove you in a cattle car.
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Gambling for the Good, Trading for the Future: The Legality of Markets in Science Claims
Tom W. Bell
Chapman University, The Dale E. Fowler School of Law
Chapman Law Review, Vol. 5, p. 159, 2002
Good ideas do not always lead to legal acts. Setting up a prediction market in science claims, for instance, certainly sounds like a good idea. Such a market could effectively open a shortcut to the future, answering crucial questions more quickly, accurately, and cheaply than extant institutions. Notwithstanding those salient benefits, however, U.S. law does not clearly permit markets in claims about science. Such a market would not fit neatly into any common law, statutory, or regulatory category, and courts have yet to clarify the matter. This paper aims to dispel some of the legal uncertainty surrounding prediction markets in science claims and, by so doing, to help chart a path toward their implementation. The paper begins with a concise introduction to markets in science claims. It then compares them to their closest analogs in U.S. law: gambling and commodity futures trading. That comparison finds the letter of the law somewhat less congenial to markets in science claims that the policies behind it. Both forms of legal analysis leave room to argue that markets in science claims should escape the limits imposed on gambling and commodity futures trading. Ill-fitting laws threaten to hinder well-meaning acts, however, so the paper concludes by describing a few strategies for implementing fully functional, if somewhat less than fully public or legal, markets in science claims.
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This post from last week on the importance of trying on your wedding garter before your wedding day, got me thinking that I should probably share with you how to actually fit your wedding garter.
Thank you 1820, for introducing elastic to our culture. I mean, seriously could you imagine life with out it? Underwear or socks or pantyhose? OK, maybe pantyhose is a bad example, because they are just horrible in any century. But, what about ponytail holders? Society would be so different without elastic.
Elastic is the key ingredient to a wedding garter, allowing most to be one-size-fits-all. I have, however, seen plus and petite sized wedding garters. As a general rule, if it doesn't clearly say what size it is, then it is a one-size-fits-all wedding garter.
Wedding garters are supposed to be worn just above your knee on either leg. If yours is a little loose above your knee, you can pull it up higher or vice versa.
Your wedding garter should fit snugly so that it won't fall down, but not so tight that it leaves a mark or cuts off circulation. You are going to be wearing your wedding garter for several hours and depending on when/if you do a wedding garter toss, you might be doing some dancing with it on. It should fit you properly and be comfortable. Once you put your garter on and place it where you want it, you shouldn't even know that it is there. (Yes, i've tried on and worn several of my stylish wedding garters for hours on end!!)
Some wedding garters are adjustable. From what I've seen, I don't recommend these types. Most adjustable garters don't have enough elastic to hold up for any length of time, especially under a heavy, hot dress. It is a good concept though and I'd love to be proven otherwise.
Which brings up another point: heat. Under all that material, it can get seriously hot under your wedding dress. Even in the winter or the air conditioning, there isn't enough air flow to keep you cool. Your wedding garter should be made of high quality material so that it doesn't chafe if you sweat. (Wearing comfortable underwear for the heat factor is another post for another day!)
Wearing your wedding garter just above your knee will also curb the "chub rub" friction that sometimes happens farther up your leg. Sorry to be so graphic, but unless you are one of the women who I admire/hate because your thighs don't touch, well then you will know exactly what I'm talking about!
Good luck and happy wedding garter fitting!
More questions about the wedding garter? Check out my garter 101 blog series!
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Great article… definitely agree that the garter should be made of strong, high quality material…no one wants to chafe because of their garter.


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Seed-Starting Kit
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- peat pots and pellets
- popsicle sticks
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Fill jars with seed-starting mix and peat pellets. Attach durable fabric to lids with hot glue then jars. Create wood tags by slicing tree limbs, add lettering with a permanent marker or wood-burning tool.
Create Dibbles
Whittle both sticks to a tapered end and sand smooth. The larger dibble can be used to make a hole in soil, the smaller will be handy for gently pressing a seed into the soil.
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Spray popsicle sticks with chalkboard paint and write names of seeds with chalk marker.
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Pre Manny Steward Lennox Lewis in this era.
How do you guys see the Pre-Steward version of Lewis who fought Tucker-Bruno-Ruddock etc, doing in this era. Right now.
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I still think he KO Current Wladimir. With Manny, Lewis became a top 3 h2h ATG and a beast at his best, but even the early 90's version is just a styles nightmare for Wlad.
Even Young Lewis had better inside fighting than Current Wlad, and he threw a lot more combinations. Body work was beautiful and his hand speed was on another level during the Ruddock-Tucker days.
Prime Lewis beats any version of Wladimir bloody. (No it won't be close as some of you 'historians' like to think)
But Young Lewis Pre Manny was more vulnerable so will be a better fight.
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Lewis was all about the right hand in his younger days - if hed land it on vlad then vlad would be going to sleep no doubt about that, however i can't help but think that vlad would know how to out-think and out-manouvre such a limited opponent.
having said that I do think Lewis could just go into beat mode and make this a very physical fight. If that happened he would KO Vlad and pretty damn quickly as well.
as for other fights I think Lewis may struggle with Haye's power and speed. Vitali would be interesting because Lewis would not be able to man handle him but would have to rely on handspeed and body punches. Having said all that I still think Lewis could beat them all.
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I watched him spar as a young kid against this forums "hero" and gave him everything he could handle, at 17!! He'd do fine against these men because he had much more natural ability and when your overall skills aren't developed yet your athletic ability is a huge plus! He has no problem with any on that list! Ray.
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Attention, harried taxpayers: Have we got a thriller for you! With a convincing dash of Tom Clancy-style techno-detail, a cast of ail-American misfits reminiscent of an Elmore Leonard caper and an attitude Ollie North might applaud, this edgy first novel takes high-powered aim at one of your favorite targets: the IRS.
Let Us Prey's pivotal figure, millionaire patriot Rayburn Varki, has a unique plan for reducing the long arm of the federal government: blow up IRS centers across the nation, jam the tax collectors' computers and thereby hobble the boys who are siphoning off the country's lifeblood into their own pockets and pork-barrel schemes.
To accomplish his grandiose designs, Varki assembles a vivid and vulpine pack of mercenaries that includes a money-laundering priest, a rogue Air Force colonel, a weight-lifting hit man and a Las Vegas call girl. Alas, despite some realistic pyrotechnics and enough blood to float an offshore bank, the plan runs aground.
Branon, a Harvard grad and retired Navy captain, infuses every page with exquisite realism. From how to sight in a sniper rifle to the kind of cuff links a Vegas pit boss wears, a reader senses that the author didn't do research—he did the work. All the more extraordinary, Prey couldn't find a home at first. The author published it himself in 1992 and sold 13,000 copies on his own before HarperCollins bought it. Branon cut roughly 250 pages from his original manuscript. With every page begging to be turned, thriller fans can only, er, pray that next time he will deliver the whole package. (HarperCollins, $22)
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Targeting the mTOR Pathway
The mammalian target of rapamycin, or mTOR, is a long, fancy name for a protein that belongs to the PIKK (phosphoinositol kinase-related kinase) enzyme family. mTOR is involved in cell growth regulation in response to nutrients (such as amino acids), growth factors, hormones (such as insulin), and other stimulants or mitogens. The mTOR enzyme also contributes to many other critical cellular functions, including protein production, protein degradation, and angiogenesis. mTOR is present in all cells, but often has molecular changes when expressed in tumor cells. These changes are thought to make tumor cells more vulnerable to mTOR inhibition than normal cells would be, which in turn makes this an attractive potential anti-tumor therapy.
Current mTOR inhibitors work by first binding to a molecule called FKBP12. This combo then forms a three-part complex with mTOR, thereby rendering the mTOR inactive. Thus they inhibit indirectly, but with specificity.
Current mTOR Inhibitors
CCI 779 was first studied in the clinic in 1999, and is available in both intravenous and oral formulations. Phase Ib/II studies have shown limited activity in renal cell and prostate cancers, but some more promising clinical response in breast cancer. Current phase II studies are looking at patients with renal cell cancer who have poor prognosis, and breast cancer patients, either with or without hormone therapy.
AP23573 is a very potent intravenous mTOR inhibitor. It is relatively safe and has mild to moderate adverse effects, with mucositis as the dose-limiting toxicity. This drug has a lot of desirable features. First, it has predictable pharmacokinetics, meaning that it has a consistent half-life in a patient's blood (48 hrs if given weekly, 61 hrs if given daily). Also, it is not a pro-drug that then has to be metabolized by the body into the active compound. This is an important aspect when using this drug in combination with other therapies. Finally, the level of mTOR inhibition corresponds nicely with the levels of AP23573 in the patient's blood. A phase II study in patients with advanced sarcoma showed remarkable clinical benefit in all 4 sarcoma subgroups (bone, leiomyosarcoma, liposarcoma, and other soft tissue sarcomas). Improvements were seen in tumor-related symptoms such as pain, cough, shortness of breath, as well as on objective measures such as PET scan. Trials investigating the predictive utility of PET imaging in patients treated with AP23573 are underway.


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My first thought as brainstormed ideas for this week's post was to write a counter-point to the guest post that Branko wrote over at Aaron's blog. After all, I make no secret of the fact that I'm refusing to jump on the "Google is evil/a monopoly/ the Death Star in disguise" bandwagon. Google has certainly made their share of unethical or simply unpalatable transgressions of the years, but blaming them for one small business' failure to innovate and compete in an increasingly competitive online marketplace is misguided in my opinion.
At the same time Branko and Aaron are two of my favorite online marketing people (I even went as far as to show off my tattoos to Branko in an alcohol-induced fit of bromance once) so while I disagree with them on this particular topic, I've decided that there's no reason to delve any deeper at this point in time. People disagree on stuff like this, but life goes on either way.
Besides, this entire topic reminds me of one of my favorite realizations about this digital marketing thing of ours; that it's truly in its infancy.
What do I mean? Perhaps a couple of crude analogies might help.
- Internet marketing is about as old now (e.g. roughly 20 years) as the automobile industry was when the Model T became popular.
- Internet marketing is about half as old now as the commercial air flight industry was when this happened
Basically, what I'm asserting is that rapidly-changing landscaping of the industry that we know and
hate love (no seriously, I love this field) is going to continue to rapidly change, rendering the current landscape virtually unrecognizable in the coming years and decades.
For example, consider what will happen when the television industry finally succumbs and reluctantly allows TV to shift from a "dumb" offline media format to a "smart" online media format that allows for robust advertising and marketing analytics and targeting. Or consider what will happen when we finally bridge the current technological chasm that prevents us from properly tracking and attributing consumer behavior and conversion not just across marketing channels but across platforms (e.g. mobile vs desktop vs TV). Heck, imagine what will happen when marketing and advertising can read thoughts psuedo-telepathically?
Ok, maybe that last one is a bit much, but please forgive me. I have a penchant for futuristic daydreaming and it's been a long day.
The point is that it pays to have a little bit of perspective in terms of where we are as an industry and where we're likely going. As the events depicted in the aforementioned Branko guest post highlight, those that fail to plan for the future are setting themselves up for a big fall in this brave new digital world of ours.


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Brooks checks out the brand new GoPro LCD BacPac accessory for the GoPro HD HERO camera. This highly anticipated accessory adds a high quality, full color, 2" LCD screen to the back of your GoPro HD HERO so you can line up shots, review footage in the field, and easily navigate through the cameras menu. It's a very sleek product and is integrated quite nicely with the camera. The package also includes 4 new back "hatches" for your GoPro Housing which allows the LCD BacPac to be contained within the camera's waterproof housing. It comes with 2 hatches for the standard Quick-Release Housing or the Skeleton Housing, as well as 2 for the Wrist Housing, one water proof and one vented (for better audio) for each respective housing.


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Republican gubernatorial candidates Chris Christie and Steve Lonegan squared off for the second time Saturday, trading pointed attacks with just over two weeks left before the Republican primary.
Although the two candidates were friendlier off camera, shaking hands before and after the debate, each scaled up the intensity of their rhetoric.
"Let the missiles fly," Lonegan said during audio testing before taping began.
Both candidates stuck with familiar tactics. Lonegan came out swinging hard against Christie, accusing him of being less conservative and evasive on tax issues. Christie kept most of his attacks focused on Gov. Jon Corzine, rarely mentioning him without also blaming his Democratic predecessor Jim McGreevey for the state's dismal fiscal situation
"Jon Corzine spent too much and borrowed too much," Christie said.
In a shift from the first debate, which was broadcast live by NJN on Tuesday, each candidate was allowed to ask his opponent a question. ¶
Lonegan took the opportunity to jab his opponent for not providing specifics on his tax plan.
After Christie responded to a later question on handling a potential terrorist attack, Lonegan replied, "Chris, it's good to see you have a plan for something, because it's clear you don't have a plan to cut taxes."
For his question, Christie asked Lonegan if he would allow the Obama administration to place suspected terrorists in New Jersey after the prison at Guantanamo Bay is closed. Lonegan said he would allow them to be kept in the state, an idea Christie called "disturbing."
Following the debate, Christie said governors should have the right to block federal authorities from housing detainees in their states, an idea proposed in the "Keep Terrorists Out Of America Act" recently introduced in Congress.
"We're talking about people who are mass murderers," Christie said.
Other questions -- involving budget plans, federal stimulus money and college tuition costs -- were asked by television news anchors Diana Williams and Jim Gardner, Star-Ledger reporter Josh Margolin, and two students from the College of New Jersey.
Both candidates said they would roll back the 2006 sales tax increase Corzine pushed through when he shut down state government, one of only a few points of agreement.
Although Christie stayed focused on Corzine, he also hammered Lonegan over his proposed flat income tax. ¶
"Steve's plan will raise taxes on 70 percent of New Jersey residents and 75 percent of senior citizens," he said.
Lonegan said his plan would bring prosperity to the state by making it more attractive to business.
"My plan will make New Jersey competitive with every surrounding state," he said.
Later, he charged his opponent with continuing Democrat's "left-wing social engineering schemes."
"Everything Chris is saying today means he will follow Jon Corzine and deliver more of the same," he said.
Christie defended himself as a pro-life, law-and-order politician.
"All of those things are conservative positions," he said.
Seton Hall University political scientist Joseph Marbach said it's not surprising the candidates were more forceful in their final televised debate, especially on the issue of taxes.
"Anytime people have to pay money, it's going to be a big issue," he said.
Marbach said voter turnout will be critical on primary day, June 2.
"Lonegan's base will be there," he said. "The question is whether there will be enough."
The debate also provided an opportunity for each candidate to emphasize familiar talking points. Christie reminded viewers of his experience as U.S. attorney and said he would bring better leadership to Trenton.
Lonegan outlined drastic cuts to state government, including eliminating multiple departments and laying off up to 15,000 state workers. He also said he would seek to overturn the Abbott school funding system, where poorer districts get more money than wealthier ones.
After the debate, Lonegan said the differences between the candidates were becoming more distinct.
"We very clearly defined again that Chris has no plan," he said. "Everything rests on that one thing."
The debate, recorded in WPVI-TV's Trenton studio, will be broadcast Sunday at 11 a.m. on WABC-TV and at 1 p.m. on WPVI-TV.
Christie currently leads Lonegan in fundraising, endorsements and in the polls. A third Republican candidate, Assemblyman Rick Merkt (R-Morris), did not raise enough money to participate in the official debates sanctioned by the state's election commission. He will join Lonegan and Christie in two other debates, first on May 26 on New Jersey 101.5 FM and then on May 27 on WOR 710 AM.


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Effective June 1, 2014, study permit holders in Canada who are enrolled in academic, vocational or professional training programs of six months or longer will be automatically authorized to work ¿ up to 20 hours per week during their academic sessions and full-time during scheduled breaks.
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Foreign graduates of Canadian academic, vocational or professional training programs who apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit will be allowed to work while their application is pending. The new rule will provide greater clarity regarding these graduates' eligibility for employment.
The expanded work rights for study permit holders are part of broader reforms to Canada's International Student Program that generally seek to prevent fraud and ensure compliance with program rules. The reforms will require educational institutions to obtain government designation in order to sponsor foreign students and give Citizenship and Immigration Canada greater authority over compliance monitoring.
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…the best part of tonight's victory was that the Rangers came out and played their game. They didn't try to add any wrinkles to combat the Senators skill players. Just rode a relentless forecheck and their defensive system the same way they have all year.
…wouldn't have expected any player other than Callahan to set the tone.
…ridonkulous move by Gaborik waiting Anderson out and burying it using that lightning quick release.
…really not sure how you guys continue to read this blog when I make predictions such as the Richards signing would be a bad move. Just a little off with that one.
…sort of a good timeout by Torts.
…Boyle went from can't buy a goal, to chipping in with a couple, to full blown sniper.
…can someone tell Del Zotto to stop sliding on his stomach because it's not working for him.
…Lundqvist showing early that he is ready for a long run in the playoffs.
…shooting into the empty net from center ice practice for Rupp tomorrow.
…real encouraged with Staal's game tonight. Very physical.
…was that really Hagelin's first NHL playoff game? Didn't look like it.
…the penalty kill is amazing and the power play is in the toilet. All is well in the Rangers' world.
…an assist and a +3 for Stralman. I told you the Rangers play better with him in the line-up.
…i think Kreider had more minutes than Bickel tonight.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Cincinnati and Washington, D.C., still smoldering behind them, the Giants and Cardinals worked out under a gorgeous San Francisco sun Saturday for the NL Championship Series nobody expected.
Last we saw in this town as the Giants headed to Cincinnati, workmen were all but shuttering AT&T Park for the winter.
And the Cardinals. Political ads, taxes and the Cardinals. You can't get rid of 'em.
"On the flight here, we were able to catch a lot of highlights on the [airplane] televisions, and we were able to watch the same things multiple times," St. Louis manager Mike Matheny says of the Cards' stunning 9-7, Game 5 win over the Nationals. "But I'm going to have to watch this game over again. It still really hasn't sunk in, what these guys did.
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"The at-bats these guys had, and the innings the bullpen threw ... they're in a category like I've never seen before, personally."
The Cardinals trailed 6-0 and then were down to their last strike, twice. The champagne was ready in the Nationals' clubhouse. Which is more acute with these Cardinals, their sense of drama or their sense of humor?
The Giants were down two games to none, and Homer Bailey took a no-hitter against them into the sixth inning in Game 3. They managed one hit over nine innings in Game 3 before winning it in the 10th. From there, the Giants became the first team in NL Division Series history to win a best-of-5 after losing the first two games.
"It's almost poetic, playing such a tough opponent in the first round to get ready for these guys," Giants general manager Brian Sabean was saying Saturday. "[The Reds and Cardinals] are similar in what they do offensively.
"If you watched St. Louis' series, you saw a lot of great at-bats. You saw a lot of innings they were able to change because of those at-bats."
Really, this should be the Reds and the Nationals playing in this NLCS, given that each had its Division Series by the throat. In those cities, the scars from this October will remain for a long, long time.
Yet if each of those clubs was going to blow it ... well, it's fitting that it was the Cardinals and the Giants who took it.
What we have here with Sunday's Game 1 of this NLCS is a battle between the past two World Series champions.
Two clubs remarkably similar behind the plate, where the Giants' Buster Posey and the Cardinals' Yadier Molina really should finish one-two in the NL MVP voting, whichever order (with apologies to the Brewers' Ryan Braun).
Two resilient clubs with heart, talent and the distinct ability, clearly, to play from behind.
The symmetry is striking, right down to each club's mad dash across the country just to reach this series in time for first pitch.
The Giants, after clinching on Thursday afternoon, opted to hang around in Cincinnati to watch the Cardinals-Nationals Game 5 on television Friday night. They would have opened in D.C. on Saturday had the Nats won, or at home with a Cards win.
Their wait in the Midwest was one of the craziest holding patterns imaginable.
"We were at a mall," reliever Jeremy Affeldt said. "Then a movie. Then dinner. Then Gameworks."
Talk about a hot hand. At Gameworks, Affeldt reports, he, Posey and Matt Cain won 3,800 tickets.
"Cain did a good job," Affeldt says. "He hit a jackpot and got 1,000 tickets. We ended up giving them all to a young, 8-year-old kid who was there with his mom and dad."
So, hey, Cincinnati: If you see a young boy waiting for the school bus wearing a Giants cap, go easy on the lad. Had Mat Latos, Brandon Phillips, Joey Votto and Co. done their jobs, the Giants would have blown town by Friday night.
As things turned out, they stayed in Cincinnati even longer than they had hoped. Buses took them to the airport around the seventh inning of the Cardinals-Nationals game and, with Washington winning 6-0, maintenance gassed up their charter flight with enough fuel to take them to D.C.
One problem: When the Cardinals came back to win, the Giants planes didn't have enough fuel to take them home. So they waited while the charter flight was re-fueled ... then there was a maintenance problem that delayed the flight further.
In all, the Giants sat on their plane some three-and-a-half hours, waiting. They didn't depart until after 3 a.m. Eastern Time, and landed in San Francisco around 5:30 a.m. Pacific time. The Cardinals arrived close to 7 a.m.
Still, they don't regret sitting tight in Ohio instead of flying home after Thursday's clincher.
"We talked to sleep people," Sabean says. "We consulted with people on what it would do, jet lag, time-zone changes."
The advice: Don't gamble. Don't leave the Eastern Time Zone to go home for what might only be one day, and risk turning right back around to fly across the country again.
Sitting on that plane, they twice were one strike from staying east. They were headed to D.C.
And then Yadier Molina and David Freese put on a clinic in plate discipline, and walked. Then Daniel Descalso tied the score with a two-run single and Pete Kozma broke the Nationals' hearts with another two-run single.
Even by typical dugout standards, what was happening on the Cardinals' bench during the comeback was off the charts.
"That was something I tried to explain to my wife this morning," Matheny says. "Most of the time, you don't wish to have the dugout atmosphere recorded and monitored. But there was so much going on from the first inning on."
Matheny credits ace Chris Carpenter and infielder Skip Schumaker, among others, for diamond-cutter skills at honing the focus.
The moment that will stay with closer Jason Motte came immediately after Carlos Beltran's double to lead off the ninth with the Cardinals trailing 7-5.
"This is going to be an epic comeback!" Carpenter screamed.
"I was thinking, 'This guy is insane,'" Motte says.
"There was an atmosphere there that I'd never seen before," Matheny says. "And it was borderline high school football, where the guys are screaming at the top of their lungs.
"The message was pretty consistent: Keep playing this game, and something good is going to happen. And then it turned into, this is going to be a story people are going to remember if you guys just keep it going."
The game changed so dramatically, and so quickly, that the clubbies were scrambling to wheel the champagne out of the Nationals' clubhouse, down the hall, and into the Cardinals' clubhouse as Motte was squeezing the final three outs in the bottom of the ninth.
"It had to come from somewhere," injured St. Louis shortstop Rafael Furcal says.
Good point. That stuff doesn't just materialize from nowhere.
With that one ninth-inning sequence for the ages, the Cardinals sent the Nationals' clubhouse back to the Prohibition Era, extended their own season and redirected the Giants west from Ohio, instead of east.
The Cardinals now are an astounding 6-0 in elimination games since the beginning of the 2011 postseason. They were down to their last strike twice against the Rangers in last year's World Series before coming back to win. They were down to their last strike twice Friday night.
"Someone asked me last night, 'How do you guys keep doing this?' " Motte says. "Maybe we're just stubborn."
Giants, too. They dumped the Reds in the Ohio River despite getting zero quality starts from a rotation that posted a 5.16 ERA in the Division Series.
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The UTPA GEAR UP Program organized the conference to kick off the summer and fall semesters and celebrate the end of the spring semester.
"Our purpose is to follow every student and make sure they enroll in ninth grade," she added. "We want to get the kids geared up."
Dr. Rodolfo Arévalo, provost/ vice president for Academic Affairs, and James R. Langabeer, vice president for Business Affairs, welcomed school district representatives, teachers and students from Brownsville, La Joya, McAllen, Mission, Rio Grande City, Santa Rosa, Donna, Raymondville, Lasara and Weslaco to the two-day event at the Fieldhouse.
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Mollie Beatrice Robertson, 82, of Amarillo died Thursday, Feb. 28, 2002.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Coulter Road Baptist Church with Dr. Larry Payne, director of spiritual care at Baptist St. Anthony's Health Systems, officiating. Burial will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Moore Memorial Gardens of Arlington. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2820 Virginia Circle.
Mrs. Robertson was born in Hollis, Okla., and was a longtime resident of Amarillo. She married Earl Robertson on Feb. 14, 1998, in Commerce.
Survivors include her husband; two daughters, Delores Johnson and Eileen Fox, both of Commerce; a son, Stephen Griffitts of San Diego; two sisters, Theresa Herrin of Dumas and Ollie Wilson of Amarillo; 10 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
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1st Period.
Why is Lowe wearing a helmet? What is going on? I have no memories of Lowe without a helmet, and I have never heard of this before. This is going to be a long afternoon.
Ist Gretzky Goal = Contemporary. It look like one of these set play plays, that are a regular occurrence these days by the home team, where the defenseman shoots the puck of the boards behind the goalie, and there is a winger standing on the other side of the net waiting for a one timer. But I think in this case that Coffey just missed the net and Gretz anticipated where the puck was going to be. After all three angles, Gretzky starts moving at the same time Coffey shots, I can barely believe it.
2nd Gretzky Goal = the Shot?. 99's assist total, always confuses me into thinking that the Great One might not have been the best goal scorer. But every couple old game I watch, I am snapped back into reality. This time it was the goal of the rush, from Dave Lumley. Perfect corner on Pete Peeter's glove side. Seriously I can't decide which is more stupid: a) why did the Oiler's ever ask this poor pylon between the pipes a job? or b) why is the Great One playing with both Lusley and Semenko? Why?
As I starred at beauty on the screen, I was becoming confused more and more: I recognized the voice of the colour man, but I didn't? I thought I was going crazy. It wasn't till the 3nd goal by the Oilers, Coffey's shot, that I had an idea. It maybe Don Cherry; it was the repetitive comments, on Coach's Cornor, about screening the goaltender and keeping the defenseman's stick out way of the point shot. It all came running back to me, it is the Mafia style Don of Canadian Hockey media calling the game.
2nd Period.
Kinda disappointed that there hasn't been a fight yet . . . I think Don is too. Not much going on but a couple of hilarious comments by the colour commentator: he 'thinks Fuhr should be rookie of the year' and that he and Brett Callighen are sharing hair growing formula.
Stan "the Pride of Ponoka" Weir, wins a faceoff, then there is a complete collapse on his wings (Kurri and Callighen) and the defensive pairing that leads to the Flyers scoring.
3rd Gretzky Goal = Hat Trick. Ten seconds after the defensive melt down that leads to the Flyer goal, Gretz single handedly restores the two goal lead. It is another break away, and is finished with another slapshot (that is two "power" goals by Gretz, according to the colour commentator . . . seriously if only Gene Principe was this funny). Peete Peters blows.
Now, this is a line I can get behind: Matti Hagman, the Moose, and Glen Anderson. Lots of banging, and north and south skating in the neutral zone. But damn them they give up another Flyers goal. A couple shifts later, they are doing a good job of running the cycle behind the right of Peters, and Hagman with Anderson get the puck out to Messier stream rolling by himself in the front of the net. Nice goal, not a garbage goal: good tough play and nice finish. My favorite goal so far this game.
3rd Period.
Well Ron Flockhart of the Flyers sure is an impressive hockey player in this game. His stats for theis season are impressive as well (1981-82, he had 33-39-72 in 72 games). I think we killed off an entire power play with his relentless forechecking. His game is a nice surprise for a young'n like me, never heard of the guy but an fun player to watch.
Then Fuhr puts on a display. I think he has 5 of those half splits pad saves that where his trademark, in two shifts. The Oilers are really on there heels, and it is all Fuhr in the first half of the 3rd period.
Gretzky's 4th goal = The Marvelous. As Andre Breton once said "Let us not mince words: the marvelous is always beautiful, anything marvelous is beautiful, in fact only the marvelous is beautiful." If this does not sum up Gretzky's fourth goal I don't know what would. He picks up a pass tha Coffey carelessly threw to the off wing, and skated towards the Flyer's zone. Just over the blue line the Great One seems to glided into slow motion. He steps around the defenseman, and waits till Peters start going down to fire the shot over his glove hand, again. Two absolutely beautiful slap shots in the top right corner of the net, and two stunning goals by Gretz. This is the most beautiful goal of the game.
Gretz is not done yet. From a neutral zone face off, he orchestrates a set play by shooting the puck to Anderson, on the far wing, from the face off. Then goes in dominates the cycle and rings one off the goal post. The whistle goes and Don cherry reminds that there is 11:02 left in the game. He predicts the 99 will play 8 of the remain 11 minutes in the game. By my count Gretzky played 14 shifts in the final eleven minute, with only 5 shifts going without him.
Goalies? Peete Peters makes a fabulous save on a deke by Gretsky: easily his best save of the game. Then Fuhr falls apart. He had been the Oilers best play for most of the third and then he lets in two weak goal and the Flyers are back into the hockey game.
OTC pulls out a illegal stick penalty out of his bag of tricks. Kurri is sent to the sin bin for have a boomerang for a blade as Mr. Cherry said (this is in his complete anti-European player period, not as it is now when the Nordic countries get a pass and most of the anger is focused on the Russians). Damn you Quinn and your intelligence.
Seriously Lowe is an excellent defender, even at this young age. For those that don't know, I grew up playing defense and Lowe was the player I attempted to model my play against. Those big blocked shots and tough play in the corner: if only we had a real top 3 defensive defenseman on this incarnation of the Oilers. Lowe and Fogolin have played all but the last 20 seconds starting from the 4 minute mark of the 3rd period.
Gretzky's 5th goal = History. I have seen these last twenty seconds of this game most likely a thousand times. This might just be the Great One's most famous goal, everyone can imagine the pass from Anderson up the boards, to Gretz, then his half step around the Flyers' dman and the empty net goal. It is truly historic.
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Our approach is different, and we are proud of it. We have had companies come to us because they were paying thousands each month, and not seeing the benefits. Not only did we drastically reduce the amount they paid for their SEO, we increased the number of visitors to their site by an incredible 70%! You don't need us to tell you what that could mean for your business…
Our Wordpress workshops are designed to help you feel confident maintaining your Wordpress website. Whatever your skill level, we will take you through each Wordpress process, with easy to understand explanations, hands on demonstrations and printed guides for reference.
Our business package gives you 5 hours with a trained professional. Each session will last approximately 2 hours (giving you one session before lunch and a separate session after) with an additional hour for any further questions. For large groups we ask that internet access to a large PC or Projector is provided.
One to one sessions will last approximately 2 hours dependant on your current experience. Internet access is not required for individual training, however if you do wish to be trained on an internal PC, an internet connection will be required.
* Prices are subject to avaliablily and within the North West area only.
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*Don't worry! We do not spam.
The Waitrose Farming Partnership is an initiative that further demonstrates the supermarket's commitment to British farming. The partnership is open to all Waitrose's UK-based farmers, giving them access to significant savings on all farm supplies.
As part of Core Business Solutions we are currently advising on digital marketing and have designed the new Waitrose Farming Partnership website. The brief: keep the Waitrose branding intact whilst developing a standalone Farming Partnership website.
A long-standing feature of Manchester's nightclub scene, 5th Avenue is dedicated to its customers by always promising to be fresh and up to date on the latest in the music industry.
Striving to stay ahead of the competition, 5th Avenue commissioned us to redesign and develop their website with a strong social network focus. Special events are a constantly changing feature on the 5th Avenue calendar therefore the site needed to be flexible enough to support new theme designs to suit each occasion and event.
Stephen Lickrish & Associates (SLA) are one of the largest fraud specialists in the North West. Their experienced team has successfully represented clients from investigations by HM Revenue & Customs, the Serious Fraud Office, the Serious Organised Crime Agency, Trading Standards, the Economic Crimes Unit and the Independent Police Complaints Commission amongst others.
After a string of issues with their previous website developers, SLA came to Pixel initially asking for advice. We helped them at each stage and took over development of the site in 2012. Within a week the website was ready to go live with fully up-to-date SEO and a flexible content management system.
Proteintech Europe produce antibodies that have been designed and raised against the whole recombinant protein, rather than a single peptide antigen. This gives their antibodies superior protein recognition capabilities and versatility, meaning you can use them in any application.
With a huge database of information, products and articles, Proteintech required a design that would integrate with their current system, incorporate their brand and be easy enough for non-technical customers to navigate through.
Final Fantasy XI was the first worldwide online massive multiplayer game. At its peak FFXI was home to a community of over 1.2 million players in china alone. Today FFXI has been superseded by the modern version Final Fantasy XIV. However a smaller community still resides within FFXI.
During its hayday Final Fantasy XI Dats was a social network for players of the online game. Maintained by 5 major admin and countless participants, FFXI Dats home to downloadable content, mods and upgrades for the FFXI online community. With weekly competitions, members blogs, forums, and chat rooms, all long before social networks were popular! So it's no wonder the site had over 10,000 visits each day.
Unfortunately however, along with the decline of the online game, FFXI Dats was closed down in 2008 with many new fan sites competing to take its place.
The 'Get Dirty with Hoover' campaign, from agency Bright Giant, comprises viral marketing content including video, a website with interactive photo upload and banners.
The viral website hosted the video and supporting materials along side the 'Get Dirty' campaign. Participants were encouraged to submit photographs of themselves covered in mud and dirt to the campaign website with a chance to win one of Hoover's latest 10kg washing machines. The initial website was built upon the wordpress platform and allowed moderation during the campaign.
The campaign ran until the end of the year.
"The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust has played an extremely significant role in Kenya's conservation effort since it was founded in 1977, speaking out when necessary on controversial issues and stepping in unobtrusively and rapidly to bridge a gap or meet a shortfall that jeopardizes wildlife during times of Governmental economic constraints. Because in life David Sheldrick strongly censored the extravagance of exorbitant overheads, the Trust places great emphasis on minimal expenditure in this respect, thereby ensuring that donations given in support of wildlife reach their target in full in the most practical and positive manner."
We have advised The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust UK with online marketing, website design, iphone application design and development.
"NoMow are Europe's market leading manufacturers and installers of artificial grass for gardens, schools, nurseries, safety surfaces, and golf courses suitable for all types of gardens and play areas; providing an all weather play surface.
"NoMow have over 20 years knowledge and experience to ensure you have the absolute best alternative to real grass. NoMow can be applied to any surface and provides the perfect solution to any 'problem' areas, where natural grass is not practical."
We have helped NoMow with website design, WordPress development, e-commerce, analytics reporting and SEO.
Adobe Russia came to STAN looking for a 'web 2.0′ site to focus and market their flex software and other products. With emphasis on information architecture and social study we built a resounding community focused website for flex developers to display, comment and contribute their work.
"The inconsequential ramblings of one man trying to make a difference, accompanied only by a snake and his love interest companion TechnoScouse."
Smoking Monkeys is a popular blog, written by an anonymous writer based in the UK. We continue to support the SEO and development of this site whilst keeping the user's required confidentiality agreement.
We were first approached in 2007 by members of the Linkin Park community who wanted a petition to express their love for an unreleased single. This website needed to be online fast with the realese of Linkin Parks new album hitting the shelves that week. Due to time restraints, the design and development was required to be completed that week with a flash player added to allow fans to listen to the song.
Design focus was solely on the SEO in order to try and gain as much publicity for the site without the needed funds for Google Adwords. Good use of organic SEO soon generated more than 10,000 signatures on the petition and led to the band releasing an official statement.
We have a well established network of seasoned professional freelancers with niche skills, who are available from 1 day to 1 month. For special projects or maternity covers, we can provide industry defining talent for whatever timescale your needs require.
You will receive direct contact with a guaranteed Wordpress professional, who has at least 5 years experience in your required project skill set. Our team specialise in website and graphic design, PHP development, JQuery, HTML, CSS and SEO.
Unless specifically required, you will never need to "find the space or equipment" for our team members as we will happily visit for the initial brief and keep in touch via skype for the remainder of the project.
We have worked on many websites that require confidentiality agreements. Should your project require any form of secrecy (subject to copyright) we will be happy to discuss your needs.
* General T&Cs: All invoices are issued within 30 days of project or phase completion and are to be paid within 14 days of receipt.
Work is charged at an hourly rate, unless agreed in advance.
We retain full copyright for our work until full payment is received for the work that has been done.
You are responsible for our professional fees irrespective of whether or not you are instructed by a third party.
Any image or content copyright disagreements are your sole responsibility. We will not be held accountable for any content you have provided without purchase or royalty free.
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Are you looking to expand your business into offering wordpress websites? We could do that for you...
We work for many small businesses as a 'division' of their brand. We are friendly, client facing and have fine tuned a number of processes to enable fast project turnovers. We are so confident you will be happy with our quality and support that we give all new partners an initial discount off their first project.
Alistair Reid ~ Well we needed someone to keep us in check! Alistair is our accounts manager and occasional copywriter. His main role is to maintain an overview of the financial side of things, and making sure the numbers add up.
Alistair's main role is as an independent solicitor-advocate and he has worked for some of the leading practices in the north west. By day he runs crown court trials, and by night he makes the tea and keeps tabs on what the rest of us have been working on.
Alistair is a practicing solicitor, which fills his time away from Pixel most days.
"I agree with Emma she does talk far too much. That means I tend to leave our creative team to what they do best while I quietly make sure that the business side of things run smoothly."
Emma Council ~ Since joining the team, Emma has shown that a bubbly outgoing attitude can hide a multitude of skills in copywriting for SEO. She has a degree in business studies, a national vocational certificate in business and even studied law for 2 years. Her main experience however comes from working with Vertex, one of the leading bodies of medical research in the UK. She has written for their data magazine, newsletters and internal communications boosting their online presence, whilst maintaining professional, targeted articles.
Emma can usually be found in the presence of Oreos, often complaining that there aren't enough. These are now a staple foodstuff in the office, or the union of Emma may go on strike!
"I talk far too much, thats probably why I find copywriting so interesting… I can waffle on for hours about how great I am. It just requires a bit of research, the right hat and our clients are sorted!"
Jason Dexter ~ Jason prides himself on providing amazing SEO results with an efficient turn around. Armed with extensive knowledge and experience, Jason has ensured he has stayed at the very forefront of the search market.
Jason has worked with many companies from all over the world, large and small. In addition to his excellent SEO abilities it is Jasons approachable and helpful personality which allows clients to feel confident in recommending Jason to others.
"Whether you're looking to rank a website for your local flower shop, or want to tap into national and international markets, I'll treat your site as a priority and provide the very best service."
Leanne Borrowman ~ With over 10 years working in the web design sector, Leanne is a WordPress usability and accessibility expert. Fundamental flaws with many websites arise out of how a website directs its users and how it performs across different platforms, such as tablets and mobiles. These are potential problems Leanne considers with every website she creates, and she loves the challenge of designing within optimisation boundaries.
Coming from Liverpool, Leanne has naturally picked up the gift of the gab, although without the strong accent! She is very client oriented and enjoys the benefits of a close client relationship.
"I like to build websites that give clients the confidence to take control and call their own. A common issue within this very design driven industry are graphic designers pushing their ideals over the clients'. I create websites based around my customers' preferences and not my own."
cups of coffee per day or some obscure variety of tea. More often than not it's only Alistair who actually brews up
trees saved per day we keep our office as "paper-free" as possible. This cuts down on waste, without cutting trees
oreos eaten per day a statistic that varies depending on Emma being in the office when a new packet is open
photos made per day Lee's enthusiasm to take pictures, either of the office mascot or any blissfully unaware colleague
emails sent per day keeping everyone in the loop and obviously keeping things running smoothly
spotify hours per day with music as eclectic as our people, we have plenty of tunes to keep the creative juices flowing
Our main office is located in the Stockport, Manchester area. If you would like to arrange a meeting we are more than happy to come to you or to meet for a coffee.
Alternatively feel free to email and enquire anytime. For new website enquiries please enclose a brief explanation of your requirements and we will respond within a day, along with a proposal for your consideration.
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GROWING UP in an Italian family, cooking was second nature for Marc Vetri.
His paternal grandfather, an immigrant from Sicily, settled in Abington in the 1920s and started a family - and a host of cooking traditions.
Marc was born in the '60s, and soon he was spending his weekends helping his grandmother Jenny make everything from fried smelts to ricotta cheesecake.
But it wasn't until he'd graduated from Drexel University in 1990, with a degree in finance and a fierce love for guitar-playing, that Vetri realized that cooking was his life's passion.
After working in a few Los Angeles restaurants, the soft-spoken culinary virtuoso journeyed to Italy in 1993 to study with master chefs in Sicily, Bergamo, Rome and Piedmont. He didn't want to just open his own restaurant back home in Philly, he wanted to make it the most authentic the city had ever seen.


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Top rated vacuum cleaners in 2016
Households need to be cleaned and dust free and for this reason families are searching for professional electronic appliances that can provide substantial aid in this particular aspect. People need a vacuum cleaner that can be controlled with ease and capable of covering large areas so that the time allocated to this activity is not high. Furthermore, the cleaners have to reunite advanced features so that the job is done without the appearance of problems of any kind. This is where information makes the difference between choosing a reliable and efficient cleaner and one that doesn't work. A detailed top rated vacuum cleaners review will help you to identify the product best suited to your needs.
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The Miele S2121 Olympus Canister Vacuum Cleaner is known for its remarkable convenience and lightweight. This unit comes with an air clean filter, dusting brush, upholstery tool and crevice nozzle on VarioClip. Its 29.5-feet cleaning radius has the ability to bring in superior cleaning authority and remarkable cleanliness to any types of floor, whether it is carpeted or not. It also has a six-stage suction system and a one-click rocker switch, so you can easily adjust the rotary dial power selector depending on the type of floor or surface you will clean. You don't have to worry about delicate items and seemingly unreachable corners too because this unit has a three onboard accessories that makes sure that even the smallest area is cleaned. To top it all, it has an auto-seal closing filter bag to absorb the dust thoroughly and keep it closed when you remove the filter bag.
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Many families have a pet that they adore and care for with pleasure and delight. Unfortunately this also means having to gather pet hair, which can be quite difficult. To this extent the Dyson DC25 Animal Ball-Technology upright vacuum cleaner was created to help people quickly clean any signs of the animal, without any problems or headaches. Due to its multi-functional suction system, the Dyson DC25 model is rated as the best vacuum cleaner in 2016 concerning animal cleaning. The animal ball-technology suctions the hair or dirt with ease thus helping the families enjoy rooms without such unwanted elements.
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The Dyson DC44 Animal Vacuum, as consistently mentioned on best vacuum cleaners reviews, is three times faster than other vacuum cleaners. Together with its marvelous speed, its high, constant suction makes sure all areas are free from dirt. This is what makes this unit special and highly favored. Aside from being known as the most power-efficient cordless vacuum, this is equipped with an automatic floor tool with carbon fiber brushes and rotating nylon brushes to clean hard floors thoroughly, even the ones with a carpet. Its articulating cleaner head pivots 180 degrees and is highly maneuverable. And lastly, its self-adjusting sole plate and v-ball technology keeps its floor contact intact and at the same time gives you the ability to clean even the toughest dirt in smaller areas.
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Considered by many technicians and specialists as the best vacuum cleaner in 2016, the Shark Navigator NV22L helps the user clean large areas of the house within a short period of time thanks to its powerful suction power. Furthermore, due to its unique design and additional features, the device can be handled with ease and its mobility ensures a quick relocation from room to room, which is very convenient and time saving. The advanced technology involved in the functionality of the cleaner enables the user to remove dirt, dust and other elements from your home environment.
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Shark Navigator NV352 Lift Away
A detailed and professional top rated vacuum cleaners review names the Shark Navigator Lift Away as one of the most effective cleaners currently available on the market. Capable of cleaning large areas of the room due to its strong suction system, this appliance is certainly a powerful home cleaning tool. Furthermore, due to its unique design, the Shark Navigator Lift Away can absorb follicles of hair from dogs or cats from difficult places thanks to the powerful pet hair power brush.
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Women tend to be overly careful when it comes to cleaning, so the manufacturers managed to conceive a vacuum that can match that. Great power suction, lightweight and a 35 foot cable cord are just some of the many achieved objectives. This vacuum is perfect for those who suffer from allergies. Using a HEPA filter, the dust bag is capable of retaining the vast majority of small particles. You will also receive some useful attachments for easy access to tight areas. The brush and portable canister will give luster to your hard floors without scratches. It has a 5 year warranty. That's probably why the best vacuum cleaners reviews hold this product in such high regard.
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LG Kompressor PetCare Plus
In today's world, homes need to kept spotless, without dirt, dust or hair from animals. To this extent it is only normal for people to search for an effective cleaning tool. The LG Kompressor Canister PetCare Plus vacuum cleaner can help the user to clean quickly and silently, while also covering large portions of the house. With a 100% dust and dirt suction performance that is a direct result of the DualForce system, this vacuum cleaner widens the area cleaned, thus diminishing the time spent during this activity. The two, unique air pathways suction design gives the LG Kompressor cleaner the force and high quality working pattern to get the job done.
Hoover Commercial Elite Upright
Cleaning around the house can be difficult without the proper instruments. These should be capable of limiting the time spent and of covering large areas fast. To this extent, the Hoover commercial Elite upright vacuum cleaner was designed to help people remove dirt, dust and other unwanted agents fast due to the presence of the user friendly interface and the fingertip switch. The cleaner can be taken in a swift motion in any place of the house thanks to the hang-up hook which establishes a wide mobility to the user. It comes as no surprise to see the Hoover Elite model as one of the most used cleaners in Canada and the United States today.


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MOBILE, Alabama – To help replace assets lost during the EF-2 Christmas Day tornado several months ago, the Mobile County Commission has donated 20 IBM computers to Murphy High School students, temporarily attending classes at Clark-Shaw Magnet School.
During the commission's regular meeting on March 11, all three county commissioners voted to donate the computers to Murphy rather than sell them through an online auction site, which has been the usual practice for disposing of surplus inventory, according to county spokeswoman Nancy Johnson.
"We make very little from the internet auctions so (the) commissioners decided there
was a lot better payback to give them to our local school that had made a community-wide request for help," Johnson said.
On Wednesday morning, March 20, Murphy Vice Principal Patricia Hunter and others took possession of the computers, which come with flat-screen monitors and Windows XP operating systems. They were loaded on a truck for delivery to Clark-Shaw.
The county computer surplus is the result of an upgrade to the commission's desktop computers, according to Johnson. And as part of the decision to donate rather than sell the older computers, the commission also gave 8 of the computers to the Prichard Animal Shelter, and 6 to the Dumas Wesley Community Center.