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Upgrade your Range thermometer to Bluetooth
We just announced Range Dial, a precision Bluetooth thermometer. And we're already at 90% of our Kickstarter goal! We want to make the best cooking thermometer you can get that—we... Read more
The next leap for Range thermometers
Hi, backers! Haven't talked to you for a while here. Two things today.
Range app v1.6 update: Live temperature on any device
The biggest request we've had from Range owners... Read more
Introducing Range Oven Intelligence
Last year you backed us as we modernized the kitchen with the Range smart thermometer. Since then, we've noted your feature requests for future versions. So you should be the... Read more
Thank you!
We had an idea for a chef-quality smartphone cooking thermometer, and almost a year ago you helped us realize it. Thank you! We've now shipped out all of the Ranges.*... Read more
Shipping Update
Production and shipping update:
A few days ago we got the last batch of Ranges back from our assemblers — that means if you haven't gotten your Range yet (and... Read more
Range app v1.2 — Rangefinders and an improved timer
Happy (early) Mother's day to all Moms out there! My kitchen skills wouldn't be nearly as good as they are today if I hadn't grown up in the kitchen watching... Read more
Range SDK contest
Hacker backers, we're looking for the best and most creative apps out there that use Range. Want to win internet fame and Supermechanical goodies? Now's the time to develop an... Read more
Shipping and software updates
Did you know Range is designed and assembled entirely in the USA with 82.3% American parts? We're proud to support our local community — read more about what goes into... Read more
Shipping progress and international Ranges
General shipping update:
We just received the next batch of 1500 Ranges from our assembler. Since these are the first Ranges made entirely by them, we'll be testing them to... Read more
1st run Ranges in the wild + Shipping update
Ranges in the wild:
We've heard from quite a few of you that Ranges have reached their final destinations — even as far away as Germany. If you've gotten... Read more
Shipping Updates and SXSW
Range integration:
We're pleased to announce for all our homebrewing enthusiasts that iBrewMaster2 now features support for Range.
Are there any other apps you use regularly that could benefit from... Read more
Happy Valentine's Day!
We hope you are all spending the day with your loved ones and some delicious food. Steak and chocolate covered caramels are on the Supermechanical menu today. What are you... Read more
The Range assembly process
In the last update we mentioned that perfecting the assembly/QA process was a design project in and of itself. That's what we're in the throes of right now — the... Read more
Hardware update: silicone molding
Hardware Update
It's been a while since our last update on the hardware. Last we left it, the silicone tooling was going back to the mold maker and engraver for... Read more
SDK Update and BBQ
Hey Rangers,
Hope you all managed to stay warm this week in the midst of the polar vortex!
Range App
As Range's silicone tooling is being shuttled between the tool... Read more
Happy New Year!
Hi Rangers,
Hope you all had a safe and happy holiday season — complete with good friends and good food. Is it too soon to relive memories of favorite holiday... Read more
Production update and t-shirts
Hey Rangers,
Supermechanical had a really exciting week! John went to Maine (and almost got stuck there in the snow) to meet with our silicone molders.
We are really pleased... Read more
Holiday cards and templates for 3D printing Range accessories
Hi Rangers! Hope everyone is staying warm — winter seems like it's here to stay in Austin.
The tooling for Range's silicone parts is almost ready — they'll be molding... Read more
SDK release and a timeline update
The good news:
If you backed Range at the hacker or developer level, we added a link to download the first version of the Range SDK to your Scooter account... Read more
Access to Scooter — the Supermechanical backer site. (Plus: turkeys, tshirts, and aprons)
Hope you all had an awesome Thanksgiving (we stuck Range in turkeys to celebrate!) and have made it through Black Friday unscathed.
Emails with a link to Scooter, our site for... Read more
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving (a little early)! We hope you all have a safe and happy holiday — filled with good friends and good food.
Big news this week: we're submitting the... Read more
Surveys! (And PCBs, tooling, and graphing)
If you're getting a first run Range, you should have gotten your survey this week — please fill it out! The rest of the surveys will be going out over... Read more
Range app progress: presets
Work on the app continues — the biggest additions this week are the presets. For the initial release of the app, we're planning on including beef, pork, poultry and ground... Read more
No tricks, just treats.
Happy Halloween!
We carved pumpkins and did some ghost hunting to get in the holiday spirit. (If you can't tell, the pumpkin's eyes are the logo for the Range app.... Read more
Programming and yogurt making
Surprise Thursday update! Got to keep you all on your toes.
This week the coding fun times have continued. Unfortunately, David and John are not terribly photogenic when this is... Read more
Ordering components and grilling chicken
Hey Rangers - hope you all had an awesome week!
This week we ordered 59,000 components for Range! They take up surprisingly little space. Some are still on their way... Read more
Tooling, magnets, and chocolate
The most exciting news of the week? We started the tooling process for the silicone molds.
What else? John has been working on prototyping the packaging. We don't want to... Read more
A sweet little update
If you've backed hardware Kickstarter projects before, you're probably familiar with the lull in updates a little while after the campaign ends (don't worry – we're not doing that!). Projects... Read more
And the progress marches on.
It's Friday - week in review time! So, what have we been up to?
We've been designing the testing rigs for Range. We've also started gathering components and taking steps... Read more
Dog days (and the end) of summer
Tomorrow's the last day of summer! Anybody getting some last minute grill time in before fall? It's supposed to rain in Austin, so I'll probably be making soup.
This week... Read more
Testing, testing
Hey Rangers!
Happy Friday the 13th - hope it's been more lucky than unlucky for you!
So, what has been going on at Supermechanical this week? We're continuing our long... Read more
A probing update
Hi Rangers!
Hope you all had an awesome week. Did you cook anything delicious?
So, what have we been up to? Well, we've been finalizing probe choices. It was a... Read more
Thank you!
Range is funded! Thank you all for your support – we wouldn't be here without you. It's been great hearing your comments and suggestions for improving Range throughout the campaign,... Read more
Finalizing the Kickstarter campaign and the handle design
In addition to the boards, we've been finalizing the design of the handle and the plug so we can start getting the molds made. Check out the renderings! As we wrap... Read more
Finalizing Range's hardware
We have good news and better news for you today!
First, the good news. We just passed the $160,000 stretch goal! That means 4.5 foot cables for all Ranges. Now... Read more
Gold Range and watching the Status Board
Throughout the Range campaign, we've been tracking Range's progress on Panic's Status Board app (streamed through an Apple TV so we can all see it ALL THE TIME). We have... Read more
Coal cable testing and stickers
Hey Rangers -
Hope you all had an awesome weekend! We're down to the final week of Range's Kickstarter campaign – time sure flies when you're having fun.
Thanks to you,... Read more
Announcing Coal Range
Coal Range is Ember's big brother, and it's made for the pro griller. If you've gotten burned in the past by flare-ups, this is for you. The standard Range works... Read more
Stretch goals – a longer cord for Range
It's time for Range's next stretch goals!
This picture shows Aqua Range's full current range – 3 feet. Thanks to your feedback, we've heard that you'd prefer something longer. If... Read more
Meet the Supermechanic: Christina
Range reached its next stretch goal - thank you! We'll announce another stretch goal soon.
In the continuing saga of Meet the Supermechanic - it's my turn!I'm Christina, and... Read more
Making Range accessible
We want Range to help all kitchen enthusiasts cook better. That's why we're going to do our best to make the Range app accessible to our friends in the blind... Read more
A delicious recipe: mixing Range with other apps
Beyond the Range app, there are already so many great (and specialized) iOS apps for cooking, brewing, and candymaking. We're talking with a few popular brewing apps about integrating Range... Read more
Old family recipes made new with Range
I grew up in the kitchen with my family. We had family dinners nearly every night of my life before I moved to college – that's where my love of... Read more
New stretch goal: magnetic cable management
Hey Rangers,
Thanks to you all, we blew past our first two stretch goals. Time for a new one! Once we hit $140,000, we'll add magnets to all Ranges. Why... Read more
Meet the Supermechanic: Risto
Who's the guy that will get your Range to you safely? This guy – meet Risto!
Risto is our fulfillment specialist at Supermechanical. In addition to safely shipping Twines around... Read more
Artisan Profile: Austin Homebrew Supply
We don't have a lot of experience brewing (yet!). So when we were designing Range, we deferred to the professionals! We talked to our friends at Austin Homebrew Supply about... Read more
Are you a master chef? You'll want this apron.
Hi Rangers!
I hope you all had an awesome weekend! We sure did – with your help Range blew past the first two stretch goals. We'll announce more tomorrow!
Do... Read more
Ember update and Pinterest
We heard from quite a few of you that 2 inches is too short for the Ember Range. You guys sure do cook some large pieces of meat! We've decided... Read more
Range reached its goal! Now, stretch goals!
Happy Thursday, Rangers!
Thanks to all of you, Range reached its funding goal yesterday!
Guess what time it is now? That's right – stretch goal time!
Our first two stretch... Read more
Meet the Supermechanic: David
Range is 99% funded.
Thank you all for your support! We have some awesome new features to add to Range and its app, and new Range reward levels (some based... Read more
Artisan Profile: Red Rabbit Bakery
Are you a fan of donuts? Of course you are.
While we were designing Range, we did a lot of research on what professionals need. Our friends at Red Rabbit... Read more
Friends, Patrons, and everyone in between
Today we reached over 90% funded! Thank you!
We appreciate all 1077 of you, from our friends to our patrons! I'm very excited to begin tweeting food horoscopes (or horrorscopes...)... Read more
Beyond the Range app
Hey Rangers!
Remember last Friday when there were only 500 of you? We're closing in on 1000 backers now! Thank you all!
We heard from one Ranger who is going... Read more
Behind the scenes with Range
What has Supermechanical been up to lately?
During the past week David's been honing the firmware. He's working on improving the communication between Range and the iOS device and ensuring... Read more
Welcome to the family
Cooking is a family affair, and we want you to consider us part of your family (we think of you as our family). What better way to do that than... Read more
Think outside the kitchen with Range!
What's up, Rangers?!
In case you missed it, Range was featured on Wired today!
We've focused on uses for Range in the kitchen, but we've heard from a few backers... Read more
Want to have BBQ with us?
Greetings Rangers!
Hope you had a great weekend! Cook anything delicious? I've been eating a lot of tomato and arugula sandwiches – it is that time of year.
We have... Read more
What will you use Range for?
Hey Rangers!
There are 507 of you now, WOW. We've had a great time answering your questions and reading your comments this week – keep them coming!
So far,... Read more
Thank you!
Wow! Thanks to all of you, Range had a better first day on Kickstarter than we could have imagined. We reached $30,000 in less than 24 hours, AWESOME.
We still... Read more


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Guest Voice of Johnny Johnson: Voting Rights Act ruling is wrong
As I sat down and attempted to analyze and scrutinize recent events, I have been constantly bombarded with thoughts of who are we and where are we going as a nation.
Tuesday's ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court to vacate "pre-clearances" for states and jurisdictions (mostly in the South) that have shown a proclivity to circumvent and suppress (legally and illegally) statutes of the 1965 Civil Rights Act is more than a step backward. It's an affront to all citizens, black and white, who have died in their attempts to make America the bastion of freedom and democracy.
I was born a son of the South and have lived in the North for the past 43 years. The North was considered heaven by my ancestors once they crossed the Mason-Dixon Line. But during the great migration from the South, they often realized that they were merely exchanging one side of hell for another. Many injustices that they were running away from were also present in the heaven where they fled.
It seemed as if the North and South were in competition to continue Civil War ideas and ideologies. But neither side's hands were clean. Christ addressed those who were preparing to stone the woman who was an adulterer by saying: "He who is without sin cast the first stone." In today's America, there is enough sin to go around.
The decision by Chief Justice John Roberts' court to strike down a key part of the Voting Rights Act is tantamount to the decision by Chief Justice Roger B. Taney's court on March 6, 1857. In denying freedom to Dred Scott, a black slave, and his family, Taney declared: "The Negro has no rights which the white man is bound to respect."
The chief justice went on to write: "It is difficult, at this day, to realize the state of public opinion in relation to that unfortunate race which prevailed in the civilized and enlightened portions of the world at the time of the Declaration of Independence, and when the Constitution was framed and adopted. But the public history of every European nation displays it in a manner too plain to be mistaken. They had for more than a century before been regarded as beings of an inferior race, and altogether unfit to associate with the white races, either in social or political relations; and so far inferior that they had no rights which the white man was bound to respect, and that the Negro might justly and lawfully be reduced to slavery for his benefit."
With all that is happening today in regard to suppressing voters' rights by gerrymandering and other tactics, it is wrong for the Supreme Court to act like Pontius Pilate and wash its hands clean. The justices are out of tune with current happenings in America and have blinded themselves to events and circumstances.
It is said that politics makes strange bedfellows. Justice Roberts should contemplate the impact of his court's decision as well as Taney's decision upon the framework of our Constitution, which is based on freedom, justice, and equal protection under the law for all.
To assume that Congress, which cannot accomplish little things, can become emboldened enough by doing what's right and believing the words "one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all," may be stretching our hopes mighty thin.
I can hear the questioning voice of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. repeating these words, "How long?"
JOHNNY JOHNSON, of Erie, is a reader member of the Erie Times-News Editorial Board. He is a retired teacher and coach from the Erie School District and lived in Georgia before moving to Erie.

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Spaghetti dinner set in East Rochester
EAST ROCHESTER - The public is invited to a spaghetti and meatballs dinner from 3:30 to 6 p.m. today at the New Alexander Christian Church, 9665 Rochester Road. Cost is $7 for adults and $3 for children. Carryouts are available.
'Chicken drive-by' set in Leetonia
LEETONIA - The Leetonia United Methodist Church at 50 Lisbon St. will hold its monthly "chicken drive-by" from 4 to 6 p.m. Sept. 19, or until sold out. The meal consists of a stuffed chicken breast, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans and a brownie. Cost is $7. Proceeds will be used for the new roof for the church.
Rummage sale in New Garden
NEW GARDEN - The public is invited to a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 13 and 9 a.m. to noon Sept. 14 at the New Garden Church on Route 9. Lunch will be available featuring homemade soups and pies, sandwiches, pop and coffee.
Crimson Flood tickets offered
SALEM - Tickets are still available for the Crimson Flood concert which begins at 7 p.m. Sept. 14 at the First Christian Church, 1151 E. Sixth St. Free tickets are available by calling 330-332-4150. A love offering will be taken for the group that hails from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va.
Survival Revival planned
SALEM - The Weaver Believer Survival Revival kicks off at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sept. 22 at the Calvary Baptist Church, 1779 Depot Road, Salem.
The group is comprised of Paul and Chris Weaver who have been married for 25 years, and their eight children, ages 23 to 11, seven of whom travel with them. They were named Bluegrass Band of the Year 2009 by the Georgia Country and Gospel Music Association. For more information contact www.weaverbeliever.com.
'Seasons of Hope' to meet
COLUMBIANA - "Seasons of Hope," a support group for the bereaved, will meet at 4 p.m. Sept. 22 and 29 at St. Jude Church. This ongoing support group meets for prayer, scripture, faith sharing, and fellowship. For more information contact Chris Evans at 330-402-5450 or the church office at 330-482-2351.
Father Kraynak headed to Ravenna
RAVENNA - Bishop George V. Murry, S.J., Bishop of Youngstown, has named the Rev. William Kraynak pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish in Ravenna, effective Aug. 31.
Father Kraynak was ordained June 6, 1981, following seminary studies at Mt. St. Mary Seminary in Cincinnati. He served as associate pastor at St. Paul Parish in Salem, St. Louis Parish in Louisville, St. Charles Parish in Boardman and St. Joseph Parish in Canton. Father Kraynak served as pastor at Sacred Heart of Mary Parish in Harrisburg and St. Joan of Arc Parish in Canton.
Father Kraynak also served as chaplain for the Knights of Columbus, as a member of the Priest Personnel Board, the Council for Catechesis of the Board of Religious Education, the Priest retirement Board and the Priests Council.
Chicken dinner set in North Lima
NORTH LIMA - The Calvary United Methodist Church at 12062 South Ave. Ext. will host its monthly drive-thru chicken dinner from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Sept. 12. The meal includes a stuffed chicken breast, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans and a brownie. Cost is $6.
Grief Share to resume Sept. 18
NEW WATERFORD - Grief Share, a weekly outreach ministry designed to offer support to families grieving the loss of a loved one, resumes at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 18 in the social room of Abundant Life Fellowship. Facilitators are George and Betty Welker, Rick Brown, and Jay Radman, pastor of Lord's Community Church in East Liverpool.
To register call Betty Welker at 330-549-3455 or the church office at 330-457-7317. For more information visit www.griefshare.org.
Author to speak in North Lima
NORTH LIMA - New York Times Best Selling Author, Don Piper, will speak at at 7 p.m. Sept. 18 at the North Lima Mennonite Church, 90 Mennonite Drive. He is the author of "90 Minutes in Heaven - A True Story of Death and Life." According to the press release provided, "on his way home from a church conference in 1989, Piper's Ford Escort was struck head-on by an 18-wheeler. He was killed instantly - pronounced dead by four sets of paramedics. But God worked a miracle and sent him back to a broken body." To date, 34 surgical procedures have taken place. A free-will offering will be taken. For more information call 330-549-2333.
St. Jude Craft Show planned
COLUMBIANA - St. Jude Women's Guild is sponsoring its annual St. Jude Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 16 in the St. Jude Activity Center, 180 Seventh St. Craft vendors are needed. For an applications call 330-482-2351.
Men's breakfast set at church
EAST LIVERPOOL - Men of all ages are invited to the buffet-style men's breakfast at 8 a.m. today at NorthSide Community Church, 702 Orchard Grove Ave. Donations will be accepted at the door.
The agenda includes: 8 a.m., Bob Weber and Pastor Larry Rose, opening/blessing of the food; 8:45 a.m., Bill Crawford, Team MoJo; 8:55 a.m., Bobby Headley, Youth With A Purpose; 9 a.m., Walter "Bing" Newton, Men of Faith Rally in the Valley founder ; 9:15 a.m., Mike Neese, Men of Faith Prayer Warriors; 9:20 a.m., Men of Faith Cross Walkers; 9:25 a.m., Ron Elkins, Men of Faith area coordinators; 9:30 a.m., Ohio Valley Teen Challenge Choir; and 10 a.m. Pastor Lewis Macklin, devotions and closing prayer.
Men are urged to bring canned goods to be donated to The Center in Midland Pa. For more information call Weber at 330-382-1391.


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visitors from the future
One of my very favorite memes of the moment is this string of old-timey photos that have sprung up all across the net, purporting to show modern people in historical locales.
Some have hailed the images as proof that time travel is possible.
Case in point, check out this snap from 1911, which appears to depict a kid texting:
But probably the most infamous of these photos is the one below, snapped in November of 1941 at a bridge opening in Canada.
See the kinda slacker-looking dude with the modern tee and shades? And what's that in his hands, a compact camera? Alas, though the photo is genuine, and up for viewing in the online galleries of a Canadian museum, the guy's stylings are not as modern as they look – it's very likely a forties-era dude after all.
Which only goes to show that the REAL time travelers must be sharp enough to avoid stepping into any photos.
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Just a note – the photo is from 1941. We recently did an episode on our educational podcast series History Matters ~ http://bit.ly/px8B2d ~ it also became a case study for virtualmuseum.ca in viral phenomena in museums ~ http://bit.ly/eKeE3N ~ if you're interested in what the photo meant for its owners.


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Located on the beautiful Hamakua coast of the Big Island, lives the infamous video-makers named Blake and Brent Cousins, more commonly known as Third Phase of Moon. This "company" has been faking UFO videos for over ten years, contributing to the surmounting discrepancies within the UFO communities, rather than helping with the solutions...and making money off you while doing so, by receiving money for each view.
These two are also the creators of "The Night Marchers" movie, a movie demonizing a local Hawaiian legend and making it out to be another "Blair Witch" type movie. A quick Google search reveals at least Blake is an aspiring "actor", with an active listing on the IMDB database. So he's an actor. . .There's our first hint.
Perhaps the ease of which a person can create a believable UFO video nowadays is partly to blame. Better computer technology and software programs like Final Cut or Adobe Premier Pro translates to more fake hoax videos coming forward, most with the hopes of becoming the next "viral-video", especially when a paycheck is involved.
But when it comes to outright faking videos for a profit, when does it start to cross some sort of moral boundary line?
Question: If I was to spend my time creating fake ghost videos and submitting them around the world as authentic, making a bunch of money from revenue clicks on Youtube, how would that make you feel? Satisfied or Scammed?
Again, this ongoing investigation is an attempt at getting to the bottom of the situation. This isn't necessarily a politically correct subject. If we don't do it, who will? It's our obligation as the Big Island's premier paranormal investigators to investigate a possible case of UFO hoaxing right in our own backyard.
After investigating and doing some homework, the time is long overdue for these two to be exposed for what they have been doing. Other researchers around the world have caught on to their schemes, and some have gone so far to debunk some of their videos, calling them out in front of thousands of viewers.
"I really admire her for calling Blake out in terms of faking material. I think it is sad that he is more interested in views than the emotional impact the fake footage does to others." - Anonymous Youtube viewer.
"I'm a professional from the CGFX industry and I've debunked 2 of their videos, what I've been showing was so obviously fake that they got scared and asked Youtube to delete my videos... 6 months of harrasment. Thanks @sheilaaliens"
-Youtuber user TellTheTruthOnline
This list goes on and on.
How about when we compared sound effects from one video with another video... finding they were IDENTICAL! He's using the same effects from one video to the next, and claiming they were recorded on "military property", when in reality, this video is shot at a common hiking trail - Pu'u Waa Waa in Kona on the Big Island. Quite elementary my dear Dawson.
"Talk about muddy the waters. This channel is producing hundreds of ufo videos from around the world. At one time I thought this channel was authentic. I feel it's doing more harm to disclosure then what debunkers do, by faking videos. In one of the clips the channel owner is interviewing for supposed ufo video and we are lead to believe thay are going to pay $10,000 for the exclusive. It's a hoax done by hoaxers to prove what? That Thirdphaseofmoon is authentic? In fact Thirdphaseofmoon has been proven to create CGI videos. It's a twisted plot they weave and for what, revenue dollars?"
UFO Hall of Hoaxing Inductees: Blake Cousins, thirdphaseofmoon, Michael Cohen, Youtube user "MUF0N" (uses a ZERO instead of an "O" in the name)
This has gone so far that youtuber PLANETunderATTACK has created a Hall of Hoaxing around the subject.
As if that makes it all OK...it's time to come clean TPOM.
Blake and Brent Cousins, being part of the 'Ohana of the Big Island, we ask you to COME FORWARD & ADMIT many of your Hawaii UFO videos and other videos were faked on your part and you profited from them and the gullibility of others. Admit you made money by creating and uploading hoax videos to the Internet, accelerating your brand name along the way, claiming these videos were authentic or sent in by viewers.
If you were to make an apology video to all the viewers who you fooled, lied to, and scammed, that would be a step in the right direction. We can upload your apology video to our Youtube channel and to this article as proof you have come clean. Until you do so, we'll consider this an ongoing investigation, and periodically update this article with new information as it comes forward.
If you decide to use your video making abilities for the GOOD of all in the paranormal and UFO communities, that would be a plus too!
As always, the choice is yours.
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THE GREATEST HITS OF PHIL LYNOTT & THIN LIZZY is rated out of 5 by 2.
What people are saying about THE GREATEST HITS OF PHIL LYNOTT & THIN LIZZY
Rated 1 out of 5 by Ginny from Disappointed Although the group were very good we were disappointed that the lead singer wasn't actually at the event. A few people in the audience were aware of this but we weren't. We could have decided whether to actually attend the event or not. We only actually recognised 3 of the hits too, considering it was supposed to be greatest hits, perhaps the rest of the band couldn't actually sing the other hits and just stuck to the ones they could sing in the absence of the lead singer. Sorry to sound so negative but we were all very disappointed
Date published: 2016-01-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by Biddiscombej from Superb gig My husband, teen son and myself thoroughly enjoyed lime house lizzy at Bridgwater arts centre. Excellent musicians, creating energetic atmosphere and audience participation. We'd definitely recommend them and hope to see them again on this tour
Date published: 2016-02-21


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A report from the International Monetary Fund.
Measuring Sovereign Risk in Turkey: An Application of the Contingent Claims Approach1by Christian Keller Peter Kunzel Marcos Souto
A report from the International Monetary Fund.
Sovereign Wealth Funds: Current Institutional and Operational Practices1by Peter Kunzel Cornelia Hammer Iva Petrova
A report from the International Monetary Fund.
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Cold, Flu, & Cough Health Center
H1N1 Swine Flu Still Smoldering in U.S.
March 16, 2010 -- It's no wildfire, but H1N1 swine flu continues to smolder in the U.S.
From mid-January to mid-February, the CDC estimates there were 2 million new cases of H1N1 swine flu, causing 18,000 hospitalizations, and about 310 deaths.
From the beginning of the pandemic in April 2009 until Feb. 13, 2010, the CDC estimates there were:
- Between 42 million and 86 million H1N1 swine flu cases. Mid-range estimate: 59 million cases.
- Between 188,000 and 389,000 H1N1 swine flu hospitalizations. Mid-range estimate: 265,000 hospitalizations.
- Between 8,520 and 17,620 H1N1 swine flu deaths. Mid-range estimate: 12,000 deaths.
Although 2 million new cases in a month seems like a lot, the cumulative estimates are growing much more slowly. This is consistent with reports from state and local health departments suggesting only sporadic cases popping up in most of the nation. Only in the Deep South and in Maine were regional outbreaks continuing last week.
Flu pandemics often come in waves, and there's no guarantee that the U.S. won't see a new wave of infections. The CDC is still advising people to get their H1N1 swine flu vaccine.
The latest estimates support this advice, and indicate that although flu activity is low, people continue to get infected. Serious cases continue to land people in the hospital -- and the estimated 310 deaths are 310 too many.
What's ahead? No flu expert is willing to make a firm forecast, as the disease is notorious for its unpredictability. But there's no sign of a third wave at this point, says James C. Turner, MD, president of the American College Health Association (ACHA). The ACHA conducts weekly surveillance of 197 campuses, with a total population of about 2.3 million students.
"At this point we see no definitive evidence of a third wave of influenza-like-illness disease, even on a regional basis, but we will continue to follow the surveillance data carefully," Turner says in a news release.
The CDC data show that H1N1 swine flu peaked in October and declined to below baseline levels in January. February saw further declines in activity.


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Football in brief, Aug. 24
- Santonio Holmes has been moved to the New York Jets' active roster from the physically unable to perform list, a sign the wide receiver could be ready for the regular season.
Holmes has been sidelined since last September with an injured left foot that left his status for the start of this season uncertain.
- The Jets have signed veteran offensive tackle Jason Smith, who spent last season with the team.
Smith, the No. 2 overall draft pick by St. Louis in 2009, was waived by New Orleans on Wednesday after he fell behind 2010 second-round pick Charles Brown and rookie third-rounder Terron Armstead at left tackle.
- At least Robert Griffin III has a sense of humor about the $10,000 fine over his "Operation Patience" shirt.
The Washington Redskins quarterback accepted the team's offensive player of the year award Friday at their annual Welcome Home Luncheon.
Addressing the crowd, Griffin pointed out the charity auction that had taken place a few minutes earlier, saying: "Those auctioneers did a good job. I would've given them 10 grand, but the NFL took it away from me this week."
- Houston coach Gary Kubiak says the NFL has upheld defensive end Antonio Smith's three-game suspension.
Smith was suspended Wednesday for the last two preseason games and Houston's season opener for hitting Miami guard Richie Incognito with the Dolphins player's helmet.
Smith ripped the helmet off Incognito's head, then hit Incognito on the shoulder with it Saturday night in the teams' preseason game.
The two also went at it in last season's opener, when Smith kicked Incognito, drawing an $11,000 fine. Smith later said Incognito deliberately tried to twist his ankle while holding his legs in the 2012 game.
Smith appealed the suspension, but his appeal was denied Friday.
- Pittsburgh coach Paul Chryst released troubled freshman quarterback Tra'Von Chapman from his scholarship on Friday, less than a month after Chapman pleaded guilty to assaulting a former girlfriend.
Chryst said in a statement it's in "everyone's best interest" for Chapman to continue his career elsewhere.
Chapman, 19, from Kent, Ohio, enrolled in Pittsburgh in January after a standout career at Theodore Roosevelt High. He was arrested in Kent on April 26 and charged with one count of assault and one count of unlawful restraint.
- University of Iowa president Sally Mason was well within her rights to fire the school's longtime dean of students for mishandling a high-profile 2007 sexual assault case involving football players, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday.
In a 7-0 ruling, the court rejected claims by Phillip Jones that he was wrongly terminated and defamed by Mason and a law firm that criticized his response to the assault.
Mason had a legitimate reason to fire Jones: She lost confidence in him after the firm's investigation found he didn't do enough to protect the rights and safety of a female athlete who was assaulted in a dorm room by two football players, Justice Bruce Zager wrote.
-- from wire reports


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The San Antonio Spurs have captured their fifth NBA title defeating the Miami Heat in five games. The team was led by Kawhi Leonard who won the 2014 NBA Finals MVP trophy.
Leonard has made leaps and bounds since joining the Spurs and the young player is a budding star in the NBA.
But don't tell that to Thunder's Kevin Durant. He believes Leonard is just a byproduct of the Spurs' system and isn't jumping on the Kawhi bandwagon.
Apparently Kevin Durant isn't all that impressed with Kawhi Leonard. Tweets have since been deleted. #Thunder #OKC pic.twitter.com/2XJUQKj99l
— Up The Thunder (@UpTheThunder) June 16, 2014
This is an unusual move by Durant who is usually quiet, humble and reserved.
Perhaps this could be a byproduct of KD still miffed the Spurs ended OKC's shot at capturing an NBA crown in the Western Conference Finals.
Regardless, Kawhi walked away a champion and a Finals MVP in his young career. Something Durant hasn't tasted despite the fact he's been in the NBA longer than Leonard.
(H/t Bleacher Report)


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To add a bit more info to this, the application log shows Warning Event ID
6940, Source: Enterprise Vault, Category: Agent Client Broker which
identifies the domain user correctly and the vault that they are trying to
access - also the right one that they do have automatically set permissions
"Graeme Clark"
wrote in message
> Hi All,
> I'm frequently getting problems with the automatically set permissions on
> user's vaults. Some users are getting the access denied message when
> trying to open archived messages even though the automatically set
> permissions give them full access to the vault and there are no deny
> permissions set. I can fix it on a per user basis by granting the access
> manually as well but this is a real pain for 1000 users. Is there anything
> I can check that might be causing this ?
> We are using EV for Enchange 5 sp3 on Windows 2000 sp4. Our exchange
> environment is Exchange 2003 sp1 running on Windows server 2003.
> Any help would be much appreciated.


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From the moment his father introduced him to swimming at the age of 7, Julian Adame has spent much of his time in the water.
Adame, who began swimming more than a year ago in The University of Texas-Pan American's aquatics program headed by renowned swimming coach Ray Mitchell, wanted to make sure other Rio Grande Valley children had the opportunity to learn the sport he loves so much. So he raised $1,500 to pay for swimming lessons for children of UTPA students through the University's Learn to Swim classes, a component of the UTPA aquatics program.
"I saw a need down here," said Adame, a 17-year-old student at McAllen Memorial High School and Lamar Academy's International Baccalaureate program, because there are few swimming programs available for youth.
"It's a very important aspect of a person's life," he said. On Tuesday, Dec. 14, the University thanked Adame with a memento during a check presentation ceremony it held to announce the donation.
Mitchell called Adame's fundraising "incredible."
"It was a very pleasant surprise and what was really neat about the whole project was that it specifically benefitted the students here at the University because it was targeted to the students who have kids," he said. "For us to be able to offer that to students who have children was really neat."
Mitchell said he hopes the aquatics program will be able to continue to help University students and their families be able to participate in the program so that more people will learn how to swim.
"I'm thankful that Julian was able to kick start us on that," he said.
UTPA's aquatics program is composed of its Learn to Swim classes, which is the foundation of the program, a youth swim team and a masters swim club for UTPA students, faculty, staff and the Valley community.
Dr. John Edwards, vice president for Enrollment and Student Services, said the aquatics program allows the University to reach out to the community and provide another venue for exercise and recreation for UTPA students.
Currently, there are about 90 children ages 5 to 18 in the youth swim program and about 75 students in the UTPA swim club/masters program. This is the first masters swimming program in the Rio Grande Valley, said Mitchell, director of the aquatics program.
Mitchell, who co-founded the Terrapins Swim Team in California, which has produced numerous national and Olympic trial finalists, began developing the multi-faceted program with the University about a year ago after he relocated to the Rio Grande Valley with his wife Cindy, a Valley native.
"I think it's great because it gives the kids here at the University the opportunity to engage in a fitness activity that we feel is one of the best fitness activities they can do in addition to what they have here at the Wellness Center," Mitchell said.
The aquatics program not only serves as another athletic and fitness opportunity for the University community, but also serves as another way for the University to reach out to the Edinburg and neighboring communities, he said.
It also allows the University to make better use of its indoor pool located on the east part of campus. Before, the pool was used primarily for the physical education program. Now, the pool has steady visitors from UTPA students, faculty and staff, as well as those involved in the swimming programs.
"It's packed," Mitchell said. "This has been a real good situation to try to get more people down at the pool."
The UTPA swim team already received 45 first place finishes at a competition in November. The team plans to begin competing regularly in January 2011, Mitchell said.
For more information on the aquatics program, visit its website.


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She made it through 13 days in jail and 23 days at an inpatient rehab program, but friends of the actress worry that she's in danger of sliding back into her old ways.
"Lindsay says she's determined to stay sober and focus on work," says a Lohan source. "[But] it's too soon to tell what will happen. We've seen these moments of 'purity' before, but as soon as she gets a taste of the nightlife and the drama, she usually falls back into old habits fast."
Lohan, 24, got a taste of nightlife, at least, in the wee hours of Thursday morning when she was spotted cruising around Los Angeles in a Maserati with friends in tow and an energy drink at her side.
Another source who knows Lohan says the actress "doesn't like staying put and she doesn't like being bored. She needs to be constantly stimulated; it's not uncommon for her to be up texting from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. The people in her life are on a constant roller coaster."
But Lohan's lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley, insists her client is ready to change her life. And for now, at least until a Nov. 1 hearing, Lohan must keep to a strict regimen of random drug testing, psychotherapy and addiction counseling.
"She is serious about her sobriety," Holley told the judge in the case on Tuesday. "She looks forward to proving to the court ... that she's moving forward in a positive manner." Holley later told reporters: "This is a new beginning for Lindsay Lohan."
Friends, though, remain wary and are keeping an eye on the young star.
"Deep down, I think she knows she's in crisis," says the second source. "But she continues to make bad decisions. She still thinks she can get away with anything, get out of anything, make excuses."
Reporting by ALYSSA SHELASKY and AILI NAHAS
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If you plan on coming and visiting us here in Hayes Valley soon, you needn't dip into your laundry fund any longer!
The new meters will now accept credit and debit cards along with the traditional coin system:
The media has been jumping all over this today. With all of the cameras and reporters you would have thought the meters also dispensed beer. No such luck.
After all is said and done, the new meters still have enough room to lock a bike to and that's all we really care about right?


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Now ,I am testing the speed of the IDE(ATA) on a PC.
The hard disk had have a File System on it (made under DOS) ,
so , I use :
then write(fd,0x5000000,number) and read(fd,0xa000000,number);
and so on.
The hard is 7200 speed. The data volumeI impletement a time is
about 100MB
The result is : write:4MB/s
read: 3.5MB/s
I think it is impossible, so slowly !


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Green-glazed funerary jar
China, Longquan kilns
Southern Song dynasty, 1200-1300
Glazed stoneware
Museum no. C.28-1935
Purchased from the Eumorphopoulos Collection with the assistance of The Art Fund, the Vallentin Bequest, Sir Percival David and the Universities' China Committee
The arrival of the Song court in southern China led to a rise in the quality of green-glazed ceramics produced at Longquan, 300 kilometres south-west of the new capital. The Longquan potters produced finely made wares with glazes of many shades and textures for export markets from Egypt to Japan, as well as for Song courtiers.
This jar was made to contain grain for burial in a tomb.


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Norwegian National Rail Administration
|Government agency
|Railway infrastructure
|Oslo, Norway
Area served
Key people
|Elisabeth Enger (Director)
|Norwegian Ministry of Transport and Communications
The Norwegian National Rail Administration (Norwegian: Jernbaneverket) is a government agency responsible for owning, maintaining, operating and developing the Norwegian railway network, including the track, stations, classification yards, traffic management and timetables.[1] Safety oversight is the duty of the Norwegian Railway Inspectorate,[2] while numerous operating companies run trains on the lines; the largest being the state owned passenger company Norges Statsbaner (NSB) and the freight company CargoNet.[3]
The administration operates all railways in Norway, except public station areas and freight terminals built before 1997 and private sidings. All track is standard gauge, with a total of 4,230 kilometres (2,630 mi), of which 2,498 kilometres (1,552 mi) is electrified, and 245 kilometres (152 mi) is double track.[4] The Norwegian Railway Museum is a subsidiary of the rail administration.[5]
On 1 December 1996, NSB was split up; formally NSB and the inspectorate were demerged from the National Rail Administration, and NSB made a limited company. All three became subordinate to the Norwegian Ministry of Transport and Communications. The administration got its own chief executive, Steinar Killi, from 1 July 1999.[1]
State ownership of railways was at first through partial ownership of the many lines built during the 1860s and 1870s; by 1883, the authorities decided to create the Norwegian State Railways (NSB) that would own and operate most lines. By the 1960s, passenger transport on private railways was abolished, and only a few private lines remained; the last, Kirkenes–Bjørnevatnbanen, was closed in 1997. Since then the agency has operated all railway lines in the country, except tramways and the Oslo T-bane, that are operated by their respective counties.
The National Rail Administration was created on 1 December 1996 when Norges Statsbaner was split into two agencies, the Norwegian National Rail Administration and the Norwegian Railway Inspectorate, and one limited company, NSB BA. Until 1 July 1999, NSB and the administration continued to have the same board and the same director, Osmund Ueland.[6]
In 1985, NSB and Televerket agreed to build a national network of optical fiber that would span the entire railway network. This remained part of Jernbaneverket until 2001, when it was transferred to the subsidiary BaneTele. The same year it bought the bankrupt telecom company Enitel, and the whole subsidiary transferred to the Norwegian Ministry of Trade and Industry in 2002.[7]
In 2005, the maintenance division was demerged, and established as the limited company Baneservice, owned directly by the ministry.[8] This was part of a program initiated by the conservative-liberal government to privatize the maintenance of the tracks, by forcing the administration to perform tenders; similar policies were being enforced on the Public Roads Administration and Coastal Administration.[9] The process of privatizing the work of 1,100 employees was discontinued after the 2005 election, following the victory of the socialist coalition government.[10]
All track is now standard gauge, with a total of 4,230 kilometres (2,630 mi), of which 2,498 kilometres (1,552 mi) is electrified at 15 kV 16 2⁄3 Hz AC, and 245 kilometres (152 mi) is double track. Gardermobanen, at 64 kilometres (40 mi), is the only high-speed line. The network consists of 716 tunnels, 2,572 bridges and 3,690 level crossings. The railways transported 61,121,000 passengers for 3,202 million passenger kilometers and 30,271,000 tonnes of cargo for 3,489 million tonne kilometers in 2012. The same year there were 20 train-related accidents, with two fatalities.[4]
The administration is divided into a directorate and divisions for infrastructure management, infrastructure construction and traffic management; BaneEnergi is subordinate to the traffic management and is responsible for supplying electricity to the railway companies. Main offices are located in Oslo, while regional offices are located in Bergen, Hamar and Trondheim, while train control areas are also located in Drammen, Kristiansand, Stavanger and Narvik. The administration also runs the Norwegian Railway College in Oslo and the Norwegian Railway Museum in Hamar.[11] The agency has about 2,900 employees.[12]
In 2007, the administration had a revenue of NOK 5,661 million, of which 1,934 M went to operation, 1,369 M to maintenance, 67 M to Gardermobanen and 2,291 M to investments.[13] Of the investments 82% went to new lines, notably Askerbanen (25%), Stavanger–Sandnes (17%), Lysaker Station (17%) and Ganddal Yard (8%).[14] The administration receives most of its income from the ministry,[15] but railway companies must pay to use Gardermobanen.[14]
At the time of the demerger, all stations were transferred to NSB, but the administration retained ownership of the platforms. All stations opened after 1996 are owned by the administration; this has caused a complex ownership structure where sections of the stations may have different owners.[16][17] The operation of all stations remain at the administration, while the NSB subsidiary Rom Eiendom is responsible for managing the railway unrelated sections of the stations, for instance the shopping center in Oslo Central Station.[18]
Railway companies[edit]
The companies that have agreements to access the national railway are Borregård Rail, Cargolink, CargoNet, Flytoget, Green Cargo, Hector Rail, Malmtrafik, Norges Statsbaner, NSB Gjøvikbanen, Ofotbanen, Peterson Rail, SJ, Tågåkeriet and Valdresbanen.[19]
Rolling stock[edit]
The National Rail Administration maintains a small fleet of maintenance trains and track inspection railcars themselves. All of Jernbaneverkets trains are yellow and diesel operated. When Baneservice was demerged, they took over most of the maintenance units. Jernbaneverket stock:[20]
- 1 Di 3a (snowplow)
- 3 Di R3 (snowplow and shunter)
- 2 Skd 225 (shunter)
- 17 LM2 (catenary inspection)
- 4 LM4 (catenary rebuilding)
- 5 LM5 (catenary maintenance)
- 5 LM6 (catenary maintenance)
- 1 Roger 300 (track inspection)
- 1 Roger 1000 (track inspection)
- 1 YF1 (rescue)
- ^ a b Norwegian National Rail Administration. "About". Archived from the original on December 16, 2007. Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Norwegian Railway Inspectorate. "English". Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Norwegian National Rail Administration, 2008a: 12–16
- ^ a b Jernbanestatistikk 2012 page:4
- ^ Norwegian Railway Museum. "Om Norsk jernbanemuseum" (in Norwegian). Archived from the original on July 23, 2007. Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Nettavisen (2007-10-08). "Jernbane-topp gir seg" (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ BaneTele. "Historikk" (in Norwegian). Archived from the original on October 12, 2006. Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Baneservice. "Historikk" (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Rogalands Avis (2004-12-07). "Lammet hele tografikken" (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Nationen (2005-10-27). "Fornuftig bruk av nødbrems" (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Norwegian National Rail Administration, 2008a: 51–52
- ^ Norwegian National Rail Administration, 2008a: 49
- ^ Norwegian National Rail Administration, 2008a: 47
- ^ a b Norwegian National Rail Administration, 2008a: 48
- ^ Norwegian Ministry of Finance (2007-09-28). "Samferdselsdepartementet" (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Norwegian National Rail Administration, 2008b: 3
- ^ Norwegian National Rail Administration. "Ofte stilte spørsmål" (in Norwegian). Archived from the original on 2008-04-27. Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Rom Eiendom. "Visjon og verdier" (in Norwegian). Archived from the original on July 21, 2006. Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ Norwegian National Rail Administration, 2008b: 8
- ^ Railfan Europe. "Jernbaneverket". Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- Norwegian National Rail Administration (2012). Jernbanestatistikk 2012 (PDF). Oslo: Norwegian National Rail Administration.
- Norwegian National Rail Administration (2008b). Mer på skinner! (PDF). Oslo: Norwegian National Rail Administration.
External links[edit]
- Government agencies of Norway
- Railway companies of Norway
- Government railway authorities of Norway
- Railway infrastructure companies
- Government agencies established in 1996
- Railway companies established in 1996
- 1996 establishments in Norway
- Norwegian National Rail Administration
- Ministry of Transport and Communications (Norway)


text: The owner of Lakeside Market, 411 Sokokis Trail in Waterboro found the Diesel Pump of his establishment damaged and inoperative. Damage is estimated at approximately $25,000 to $35,000. A review of surveillance video showed that a red flatbed tow truck backed into the pump and left the scene at approximately 11:45PM on July 31st. The truck fled south on Sokokis Trail toward Route 202. The truck is believed to be an International Model that was carrying a Ford Windstar Mini-van with two mattresses strapped to the roof. Sheriffs deputies have commenced an investigation and ask that anybody with information to call 324-1113.


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Content of external site in a frame
I don't have that much experience in java, i'm only looking for at solution because some friends of my told me that java would be the most plausible solution.
But i can try to describe my project in details. I'm making a website where people can earn point for playing and registering for contests etc. But the contests are provided by a external site, and for me to give them their points, i have to be sure that they really have registered for the contest. Thats why i wan't to check the URL or content of the frame, to see when it changes to the confirmation page, that you get when you register. I have found 2 danish sites who have a similar system to what i want, it's www.komogvind.dk and www.lotsmorefree.com.
They actually use the same external website for their contest as I, but i can't quite figure out how they have done it.
I have tried with javascript, but of course you get permission denied, due to the cross-frame security thing. But if someone have a solution to the problem, or will make me the code, i'm willing to pay for a working script.
Re: Content of external site in a frame
Which contest you are referring to? I don't see any contest but looks like some auctions. It could be based on RSS Feed. What is the url to the external site you are referring.
You are expecting something without providing much of an information.
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It isn't one specific url i'm reffering to, it's more the site. But you really have to register for those sites, to see it in action.
The thing is, on lotsmorefree.com you register as a user, then you get points for ordering items, signing up for newsletters or contest where you can win an ipod. Then you go and register for one of those, which is provided by either adfair.dk or mmmedier.dk, and when you have pressed the submit button on the external website, lotsmorefree.com registers that, and give you your points for signing up.
I hope this will shed light on the question.
Re: Content of external site in a frame
I still can't get your queries. If some site offers such integration you should ask them how it can be done for your site as well.
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|Home | Contact Us
|Bolton House
Cleveland Clinic Lyndhurst Campus
1950 Richmond Rd.
Lyndhurst, OH 44124
The Bolton House sits on the Cleveland Clinic Lyndhurst Campus, just north of Legacy Village. The mansion, originally the home of Chester Castle and Francis Payne Bolton, was built in 1917. When TRW bought the 68 acres on which the mansion sits in 1985, they built their headquarters just south of the mansion and renovated and restored the home, calling it the "Guest House."
TRW donated the entire property to the Clinic in 2002. The 350,000-square-foot headquarters now houses Human Resources, many conference rooms, and an auditorium. The Guest House, or Bolton House, is a classic country mansion which has been fully restored and modernized. It is used for private parties and functions.
To get to the Bolton House, look for the gated entrance marked "Cleveland Clinic Lyndhurst Campus" off Richmond Road between Mayfield and Cedar Roads (just north of the Legacy Village entrance). From the gate, drive 0.3 mile and turn right. Go another 0.1 mile and turn right into the Bolton House driveway.
See the Resources page for rental information for professional staff.
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text: Explore The Yellow River Shaanxi Ningxia Inner Mongolia Shanxi Henan Share Hui (回, húi) is a vague term, applied to followers of the Muslim faith all over China who have no other obvious affiliation bar Islamic dress and the absence of pork in their diets. Most Hui are descended from Middle Eastern traders who arrived in China over a thousand years ago; men can usually be distinguished by their skullcaps, women often wear headscarves or veils, while the sprouting of minarets is the most obvious sign that you're in a Hui-populated area. While remaining Muslim, the Hui have otherwise long since integrated with Han culture; barring a few Persian or Islamic words, they speak Chinese as their mother tongue. Ningxia is the officially designated homeland of the Hui, who today make up about 30 percent of the province's tiny population of four million. However, most Hui do not live in Ningxia at all, but are scattered around neighbouring regions – particularly Gansu and Shaanxi – to the point where they often seem strangely absent within what is supposed to be "their" land. In Ningxia, as with all the autonomous regions of the Northwest, the central government has steadily encouraged Han immigration – or colonization – as a way of tying the area to the Chinese nation, but the situation of the Hui people is not comparable with that of the disaffected Uyghurs or Tibetans, since there is no talk whatsoever of secession. The Hui population of Ningxia's major cities is rather low, but to immerse yourself more fully in the culture take a trip to Guyuan, the Muslim districts in Xi'an, or the Lanzhou–Linxia route in Gansu province. Read More


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Dragon Age Origins
(PC, PS3, Xbox 360 )
Combat is what you make itBy Eric Schmitz Score:
Nov 03, 2009 6:18PM PST
If you are just using auto-attack, then of course that's all combat will be. Try to at least get up to the first boss, its really fun. After that combat get noticably harder and you definitely have to use all of your party members skills.
Haven't gotten too far, I'm playing it for 360 at the moment. Here are my first impressions.
360's graphics are terrible
The story starts to get really good after your "joining"
Voice overs and music is really good so far.
I'm digging the NPCs
Definitely feels like a PC game first, console game second.
A couple problems I had with the review:
1) Bioware didn't design BG2 no matter how much they want people to think they did. Bioware did the programing, Black Isle staff made the high-level design decisions(Kinda like Enix and Level-5 with Dragon Quest). The only reason Bioware was involved was because Black Isle was short staffed.
2) Console players should really be happy that they are even able to play the game. It was originally going to be PC exclusive but the PC version was delayed 6 months so that all versions could launch simultaneously. I could have beaten this game by now. Plus it would have been a crime to hamper the PC version so that it would be the same experience as the console versions.
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Urology Medical Advances
Minimally Invasive Surgery for Treating Prostate Cancer
Summary: The da Vinci robot enables Emory's urologic surgeons to perform complex laparoscopic procedures, more precisely. This minimally invasive tool is being used for reconstructive surgery, to treat urinary incontinence, and to operate on prostate, kidney, bladder, and testicular cancer.
Robotic Kidney Cancer Treatment
Summary: The Emory Department of Urology is leading the way in the treatment of kidney cancers, treating the smallest to the most advanced tumors. Emory Urology is one of few centers in the world successfully performing the inferior vena cava tumor thrombectomy for advanced kidney cancer.


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A Bloomville man was found guilty of vehicular manslaughter Wednesday after he entered a no contest plea to the second-degree misdemeanor charge in Tiffin-Fostoria Municipal Court.
Spencer C. Miller, 20, had been charged with the traffic offense in December for causing an accident at Miami and Nelson streets Aug. 13 that resulted in the death of 78-year-old Audra DeMoss of Tiffin.
Miller failed to stop at a traffic light at the intersection and collided with a van driven by John DeMoss, DeMoss' husband.
Audra DeMoss died after being transported to Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center by Life Flight.
"This was an unfortunate incident that arose from a lack of attention," Tiffin City Prosecutor Drew Wood said Wednesday during Miller's hearing.
Wood had suggested the acting judge, Herbert Eldo Adams, not impose a jail sentence for the conviction. Adams served as an acting judge in the case because Judge Mark Repp disqualified himself from it.
"Mr. Miller knows he needs to be more vigilant," Wood told Adams.
Tracy Elder, a victim advocate, said Wednesday that John DeMoss had written a victim impact statement that expressed forgiveness toward Miller for the accident.
"He just wants him to pay more attention," Elder said.
Miller also spoke during the hearing Wednesday.
"I'm really sorry, and if I could change that day, I would," he said.
Adams sentenced Miller Wednesday to a year of non-reporting community control and imposed a three-month license suspension that included driving privileges for employment, medical and education purposes. Miller must also pay a $750 fine and six points were put on his driver's license.
A 90-day jail sentence was suspended.


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If you wear the wrong foundation color, everyone will notice. An artist prepares a canvas with gesso before she begins to paint. Foundation is like gesso, helping to prepare your face for a perfect makeup application.
In addition to using the wrong color, one of the most common blunders ladies encounter with foundation is using the wrong type. Here's a look at the different types and how to use them:
Liquid foundation: Provides light to medium coverage, but isn't very forgiving if you choose the wrong color, especially if you use a heavier kind. Play it safe with BECCA Cosmetics. A great, can't-go-wrong BECCA foundation is the Luminous Skin Color because it's extra sheer.
Cream foundation: The type of foundation you generally find in stick form or in a compact. Because it offers heavier coverage than liquid foundation, it's vital that you get the color right. One of the best types of cream foundation is Dew Drop Powder Foundation from Kevyn Aucoin, which is a cream-to-powder formula.
Tinted moisturizer: This type of foundation offers the lightest amount of coverage. The Shimmering Skin Perfector from BECCA Cosmetics doubles as a tinted moisturizer. This option is optimal if you already have great-looking skin.
Powder foundation: Offering full to light coverage, powder foundation provides the greatest selection of colors from which to choose. If you have light to medium-dark skin, try the Jouer foundation Replenish & Protect Hydrating Powder SPF 39.
1. Determine your skin's undertone. Look at the colors of the veins on the backside of your arm. If the veins are bluish in color, you have a "cool" undertone. If the veins are greenish, you have a "warm" undertone. If your veins have a mix of both colors, you have a neutral undertone.
2 Pay attention to your skin's tone. Skin tones are generally classified as olive, fair, pink, yellow or dark. If you're not sure what your skin tone is, wrap a white towel loosely around your neck and notice what color pops out when you look at your face in the mirror.
3. Choose the foundation that matches your skin tone and undertone the best. Your forearm is a good testing spot when you think you've found the right color.
4. Don't be afraid to mix and match. When you're having a hard time finding the perfect color, you might need to mix two colors together to find the right match. (Beauty pros do this all the time.)
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Blush. The blush colors of the season are peach and light pink. Delicately sweep the blush onto your cheeks for a perfectly flushed glow. You can also use a bit of bronzer to contour your cheekbones and achieve a sultry look.
Puffy eyes are a cosmetic ailment a girl faces at least once in her life. Differing from under-eye bags, your eyes can get puffy if the eyelids or corners of the eyes are swollen, fluid retention or if your eyes are dry or itchy. There are several factors that can lead to puffy eyes, including allergies, crying, too much salt in your diet, stress, eye irritation, lack of sleep and sinus problems.


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Mashed potatoes?
For the skin, that's a great source of potassium.
A local chemist and skin management expert has figured out a way to use Thanksgiving dinner leftovers to spruce up your face.
Mix pumpkin pie and yogurt and you've got a facial mask, said Elina Fedotova, owner of Elina Organics and Elina Herbal Skin Care Clinic, 219 S. Westnedge.
"Foods are good for your skin," said Fedotova, who has one downtown Kalamazoo building in which she makes skin care products and another several blocks away where she and staffers use the products for skin care services.
A raw, cut cranberry can refresh your lips and add red color. It helps to prevent cold sores, Fedotova said.
A combination of parsley leaves and root, almond oil and coriander oil can be used to create a facial mask.
So can a cooled puree of carrots, yogurt and milk.
Then, there's a scrub that you can make from pecans and walnut oil.
Fedotova got the idea from the ingredients she uses in her skin-care products. They are all organic and can be eaten. The products are not made as food but can still be consumed, she said.
"You can eat every little single thing out of every bottle here," Fedotova said about her products. "If you can't eat what you put on your body, it is not safe for you."
Skin care products are normally made by chemists who never touch a face. Fedotova, on the other hand, spends two days every week making products and two days offering skin services.
A native of Russia, Fedotova moved to Kalamazoo in 1998 with her husband, Igor Fedotova, who got a job at Western Michigan University as a music professor. She established her skin product business Elina Organics that year in the Austin-Sill House in downtown Kalamazoo, a 160-year-old Victorian-style building.
In 2002, she established a skin care facility, Elina Herbal Skin Care Clinic, at 219 S. Westnedge Ave. Her products are for men and women.
One of Fedotova's regular clients is Kalamazoo Mayor Bobby Hopewell.
Her products are used and sold in spas in San Francisco, Beverly Hills, Dallas and Houston as well as Kalamazoo.
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Elina Fedotova offers these foods and recipes to help your skin:
Parsley infused face restoring oil
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Use a crock pot to heat up almond oil. Add parsley root and leaves. Then place cover on to create an infused oil. Put on low for 8 hours. Cool then add up to 15 drops of coriander essential oil.
Stir. Store in a dark glass bottle. If you're going to keep more than two months, place in the refrigerator.
Do not freeze.
Carefully massage this oil into your skin.
Elina Fedetova offers these foods and recipes to help your skin:
Mashed potato mask
2 Tablespoons warm mashed potatoes 1 Teaspoon organic sour cream 1/2 Teaspoon organic lemon juice
Mix all three ingredients together and apply to skin for 5-10 minutes to soften and purify the skin. Rinse the mask off and gently pat dry skin dry with warm wash cloth.
Benefits: This mask especially is good for dry, sun damaged complexions. Potatoes are a great source of potassium, Vitamin C, calcium and copper — all essential nutrients that help build skin collagen. The lactic acid in the sour cream and alpha hydroxy acids in the lemon juice will help to gently exfoliate, brighten and moisturize your skin.
Cranberry lip treatment
Raw organic cranberries
Simply cut a raw cranberry in half with a knife. Massage the juicy part of the berry on your lips. Pat lips dry with a tissue or warm wash cloth.
Benefits: The powerful antioxidants in the cranberry will refresh your lips and add an allnatural red color.
Pecan and walnut oil scrub
5 Pecans 1/3 Cup organic sugar
1/2 cup of walnut oil
Put the pecans and the organic sugar in a blender or food processor and blend. Add the walnut oil and mix all three ingredients together. Use this gentle, nourishing scrub a couple times a week over the face and body. The size of the particles can be adjusted. Use finer particles for the face, and coarser grains for the body. Rinse off and dry the skin with warm wash cloth.
Benefits: The Vitamin E, omega 6 fatty-acids, antioxidants and alpha linolenic acid contained in the pecans provide anti-aging, restorative and emollient effects on the skin. This scrub will help protect and prevent it from becoming over dry in cold weather.
Boiled carrot and yogurt mask
1 carrot 2 tablespoons organic yogurt 1 teaspoon organic honey
Boil the carrot and put in a blender or food processor with the organic yogurt and honey. Warm the mask up and apply to the skin for 5-10 minutes.
Benefits: This mask will benefit all skin types and improve both the tone and texture of your complexion. The beta carotene and Vitamin A in the carrot are key nutrients for healthy looking skin.
Yogurt contains friendly bacteria (probiotics) and lactic acid which
helps to balance and moisturize the skin. Honey is a known
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Walnut oil
Use organic walnut oil to moisturize and protect your skin.
Benefits: It's a wonderful source of omega 3 fatty-acids and is rich in both magnesium and copper, which have anti-wrinkle and skin healing properties. Apply over the face and lips to nourish and protect your skin from the cold weather.
Pumpkin pie mask
Many of the ingredients in pumpkin pie are great for your skin.
Elina suggests mixing 2 tablespoons of pumpkin pie with an egg white. Apply to the skin for 5-8 minutes and rinse off with water.
Benefits: The enzymes in the pumpkin, along with the cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg traditionally used in this Thanksgiving dessert will help to gently exfoliate, brighten and give your skin a wonderful holiday glow.
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Published: 23rd January 2012 | Source: Corsair | Price: £107.99 |
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The packaging is big and bold with every important element highlighted, yet without turning the box into a cluster of arrows and descriptors. The most important element of the K90, the macro keys and aluminium construction, are nicely visible with the clear cut-out on the left hand side.
Sturdy would be the first word that came to mind when taking the K90 out of the box. It's a weighty thing indeed and with the all-metal top it's as rigid as a tank. Round the back we have two height feet and some decent rubber feet, although you'd have to be trying really hard to shift the K90 when it's in situ.
Included in the box is a very nice wrist rest that screws into the front of the keyboard (although it hasn't been in these photos). It's of a good quality and perfectly fine for just taking the pressure off your wrists, although hardcore typists will need something softer and higher.
Although it's not minimalist, the shallow profile is really emphasised when looking side on. The keys appearing to float above, rather than be an integral part.
The two business bits of the K90 are, as always, to be found on the extremities. The 18 (count them) macro keys are within easy reach on the left hand side, although the decision to use a black background makes them appear to be more of an afterthought than they actually are. It would look much nicer if the whole keyboard was finished in the brushed aluminium. Above the escape key are the three memory bank buttons and the macro record button, all handily placed.
On the right hand side we have, from left to right, lighting adjustment (three levels), Windows Key lock, Mute, and a volume barrel that feels as well hewn as anything we've ever seen. Below that are the regulation media keys.
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classy looking keyboard
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classy looking keyboard
if the G-keys were lit too, i'ld buy one
Are all the keys on this 1 mechanical? I have the K60 and on that the Escape, F-keys, print scr, scroll lock, pause, insert, delete, home, end, page up and down are non mechanical which you really should mention if that is also the case with this 1 and do believe that is the case.
it looks damn easy to clean too - i hate having to turn my G19 upside down, and banging it, to get **** out of it. the k90 would just need can-o-air (or a make-up brush)
How is it Tom that you can't stand noisy fans, but are totally ok with the loud noise this keyboard makes when typing?
There is a difference between a clicky sound that you know will come when you press a button and listening to a leafblower for 30 mins.
There is a difference between a clicky sound that you know will come when you press a button and listening to a leafblower for 30 mins.
Well, for that matter, you are well aware of the fan sound too and you know it's coming...
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* Willie L. Priester, 29, of Millville, was arrested Thursday on a failure to appear warrant and lodged in Cumberland County Jail on $550 bail.
* John D. Walock, 51, of Spruce Street, was arrested Thursday morning on a failure to pay fines warrant and lodged in the county jail on $277 bail.
* Wayne L. Norman, 46, of Fayette Street, was arrested Thursday morning on the charges of simple assault and harassment. He was released on his own recognizance.
A 32-year-old South Avenue woman who spent the night "partying" with Norman accused him of grabbing her by the throat and throwing her onto his bed after she had refused to have sex with him and began to leave his home. She signed the complaint against Norman.
Norman told police he was just trying to prevent the woman from leaving with his cell phone.
* Ricky B. Jackson, 43, of Millville, was arrested late Wednesday on a failure to appear warrant and lodged in the county jail on $3,500 bail.
* Kimberly A. Hayes, 23, of Vineland, was arrested Wednesday night on the charges of disorderly conduct and hindering apprehension. She was released on her own recognizance.
Hayes is accused of loudly cursing in public, on the 100 block of Bank Street, then lying to police about her name.
* A 15-year-old West Commerce Street resident was arrested on Egret Street at 10:50 p.m. Wednesday for violating the city's juvenile curfew. He was released to a parent/guardian.
* Ronnie D. Hill, 22, of Mount Vernon Street, was arrested Wednesday on a child support warrant and lodged in the county jail on $7,210.62 bail.


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Facing hundreds of ideas for changes and worries over transition, the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations is pushing the target completion date for a rewrite of its widely accepted internal control framework into the first quarter of 2013 and is planning supplemental guidance to be issued with the final framework.
COSO received nearly 100 comment letters and an equal number of survey responses to its exposure draft of a revised Internal Control-Integrated Framework, which is relied on heavily by public companies in the United States to achieve compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley internal control reporting requirements. The rewrite was meant to modernize the 20-year-old framework to make it more consistent with modern business practices. U.S. capital market players saw it as an opportunity to call for more substantial change, and their suggestions are all over the grid.
"We received input from some that said the old framework is working well so don't do much to change it," says COSO Chairman David Landsittel. "And we received input from some that would say we ought to start all over again with a clean sheet of paper. That illustrates the diversity of comments." The COSO board needs more time than it originally anticipated to sort through "literally hundreds of ideas," he says. The board accepted comments through March 30 with plans to finalize the revised framework in late 2012. Now the board is allowing more time to study the feedback and finalize the framework in the first quarter of 2013.
The extended time frame also allows the board to address other concerns that cropped up during the comment period, Landsittel said. Public companies that rely on the framework to fulfill reporting requirements raised concerns about whether a December release would obligate them to apply the new framework to their 2012 reporting. "We never would have expected instantaneous application of the framework, but to issue it in the first quarter of 2013 takes away that question and takes away any pressure," he says. COSO says it also will use the extra time to provide some supplemental guidance that was called for during the comment process – an appendix with examples to illustrate how the principles in the updated framework can be applied, and some further guidance on assessing the effectiveness of internal control.
John McLaughlin, a partner at BDO USA and a member of the COSO Task Force at the Center for Audit Quality, says the added time gives companies some welcome comfort that they won't face a scramble to update to the new framework and comply with it for 2012 year-end reporting. It also suggests the COSO board plans to take seriously the wide range of views. "It tells me that they're committed to getting it done right rather than sticking to the original time frame," he says. "This should stand the test of time and last for another 20 years, so what's a couple of months to get it right?"
Landsittel said it's too early in the process to indicate whether the delay suggests the board might be open to more substantive changes in the framework. "We are more in the organization stage, figuring out what our process will be, than discussing the issues that have been raised," he says.


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Thursday, May 8, 2014
Katies Krops began with a 9-year-old girl who somehow managed to grow a cabbage until it weighed 40 pounds, and then proceeded to take it to a local homeless shelter and feed over 275 people. That little girl would go on to start vegetable gardens and donate her bounty to help feed people in need.
Now, Katie Stagliano is 15 years old and her nonprofit organization has helped kids across the country create and maintain more than 60 vegetable gardens.
Stagliano has been recognized on numerous occasions on a school, regional and state level. Now she has been recognized on a national level.
In April, Stagliano was recognized by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards as one of South Carolinas top two youth volunteers of 2014.
On May 3, Stagliano traveled to Washington, D.C. to participate in national recognition events, along with 101 other state honorees from across the nation.
On May 5, out of all the participating state honorees, Stagliano was named one of the top 10 high school youth volunteers of 2014.
Staglianos award included $5,000 toward her organization. She said she was still processing what had just happened.
Its incredible, she added. Its just mind-boggling.
The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, conducted by Prudential Financial in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals, represent the United States largest youth recognition program based exclusively on volunteer community service.
All middle and high schools in the country, along with all Girl Scout councils, county 4-H organizations, Red Cross chapters, YMCAs and affiliates of HandsOn Network, were eligible to select a student or member for a local Prudential Spirit of Community Award last November.
Stagliano said prior to the awards ceremony she spent her time in the nations capital touring the area and getting to know the other state honorees. She said she met kids who worked to fight a variety of world issues including sex trafficking, bullying, hunger, abuse and more.
I just thought it would be a great experience to just get to meet some awesome kids, she said. Theyve made such a big impact.
Now, Stagliano is looking forward to a special summer camp this June which will have 14 Katies Krops growers commence to learn new gardening techniques and collaborate on ways to better help people.
Stagliano said she had no idea she would be picked as one of the top 10 honorees.
Its been one crazy, amazing experience, she said.
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