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Klug re-signed with the Titans on a long-term deal Friday, Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reports.
Klug recorded 31 tackles and two sacks while playing defensive end in the Titans' 3-4 system. His role on the defensive line won't lend itself to much meaningful IDP intrigue, but he still represents a valuable cog for the Titans.
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Titans DL Karl Klug will focus on playing defensive end this season.
After a seven-sack rookie year, Klug dropped off to record just 3.5 sacks in 2012. With the additions of Sammie Lee Hill and Antonio Johnson to go along with Jurrell Casey and Mike Martin at defensive tackle, the Titans have decided to focus on using Klug at defensive end, where he'll see more one-on-one matchups.
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The Nashville Tennessean suggests DT Karl Klug may be on the roster bubble in training camp.
A seven-sack revelation as a 2011 rookie, Klug managed 3.5 sacks in 2012 and earned just 22 percent of Tennessee's defensive snaps. Adding Sammie Lee Hill and Antonio Johnson this offseason, the Titans are trying to get bigger up front. At 6-foot-3, 275, Klug is the club's smallest interior defensive lineman.
Karl Klug DL TEN (13) 4 years ago
Titans DT Karl Klug recorded his first sack of the season in Week 12.
Klug led the Titans with seven sacks as a rookie. His production and role are way down this year. Klug has managed just three tackles in 11 appearances this season, playing behind Jurell Casey, Sen'Derrick Marks, and rookie Mike Martin.
Karl Klug DL TEN (13) 5 years ago
Fifth-round rookie DT Karl Klug leads the Titans with seven sacks this year.
The total is the most by a Titans or Oilers rookie defensive tackle since sacks became an official stat in 1982. Klug also has nine quarterback pressures and 29 tackles while playing primarily on passing downs. Klub has combined with OLB Akeem Ayers, DT Jurrell Casey, and MLB Colin McCarthy to give the Titans defense four major contributors from the 2011 draft class.
Karl Klug DL TEN (13) 5 years ago
Titans fifth-round rookie Karl Klug is listed as a starter on the team's updated depth chart.
He also started the preseason opener, so the promotion seems to be for real. Initial expectations were that Klug would play end with the Titans, but he's been getting a ton of first-team reps inside. Despite his low draft status, it's worth noting that Klug was more productive than both Adrian Clayborn and Christian Ballard at Iowa last season in terms of sacks and tackles for loss.


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|Michelle Stafford Exiting Y&R! (Update 5/21)
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|May 20 2013, 11:21 PM Post #61
MS is much more popular than MCE at YR. If the PTB attempt making Chelsea the nuPhyllis, it's an epic fail. Chelsea is boring as she can be.
The character bores me to tears with the crazy destructive antics.
Edited by bellajewel, May 20 2013, 11:35 PM.
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|May 21 2013, 05:58 AM Post #62
All these references to what JFP did over at GH and what's she's doing now on Y&R remind me of what she did to Another World in the mid-90s. From late '95 to late '96, she really set AW on its painful, three-year march toward death, beginning with making it over as an ER (the prime-time series) clone.
She was also well-hated on Guiding Light before. Basically, everything she touches turns to shit.
|May 21 2013, 06:41 AM Post #63
|I know MS is more popular than MCE. But if MS leaves, that will bring on a popularity switch and MCE will be the popular one. The other actresses on that show have shown they don't have what it takes to replace MS.
|May 21 2013, 07:51 AM Post #64
|glad she is leaving. :cheer:
|May 21 2013, 08:08 AM Post #65
I dont think CBS will be inclined to hire VR back.
She certainly haven't censored her comments towards the shows and the network.
And quite frankly, I dont want her back. Also she and her two fans will not increase the ratings either.
Ms. Stafford on the other hand, is more politically correct in her interview comments.
Ms. Phelps mentioned in one of the many interviews she gave during her first few months that she was hired
as a budget/cost cutter while still giving fans something to enjoy.
I dont think she will want to hire VR because she will probably cost too much and demand too much.
Why hasn't VR gotten any serious acting jobs since leaving Y&R?
Is she that desperate to be back on a show in which she is not wanted?
|May 21 2013, 08:53 AM Post #66
Recast or recasting. Sorry but it just drives me crazy when I see recasted.
|May 21 2013, 08:58 AM Post #67
Michelle left before and was gone a number of years before she came back this time, since her little girl is in the toddler stage she might feel that she wants to be with her more, who knows why I'm sure all will be revealed and cussed and discussed, I for one will not miss Phick I liked her with Jack but since that is being shut down I won't miss her but they are making Avery and Chelsea the new queens of the soap, SC may be on her way out, who know maybe Michael and Lauren will split up for good and she may be the next one to go, after all the newbies don't make the money the vets do, but then they don't act as well as the vets and we know the vets stories. Avery is known around my house as "smiley" because she always smiles even when she is given "bad news" and she isn't well liked around here either. So as they go off one or two at a time Y&R will ceased to be our soap and JFP can be thanked for saving Sony a lot of money. Of course we can help by not buying their products either if they cancel the soap. But if she keeps up she'll soon be out of a job as there won't be anymore soaps she can ruin.
Edited by Soapwatcher, May 21 2013, 09:14 AM.
|May 21 2013, 08:59 AM Post #68
How many times can we see dumb ass Sharon spreading her legs or having a breakdown? And worse yet, she is over 40 on a show with an EP that caters to a young audience. According to NB, SC is safe because she is a team player. I think translated that means, unlike MS, SC will take a pay cut and do any and all demeaning storylines they write for her character.
|May 21 2013, 09:10 AM Post #69
|Not true till M.S. confirms it.
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|May 21 2013, 09:10 AM Post #70
It worked out so well for her the last time she left... :whistle:
|May 21 2013, 10:43 AM Post #71
I doubt Rowell will be returning even with Stafford leaving.
Wasn't it the president of SONY that basically prevented Rowell from trying out for a role on DAYS?
|May 21 2013, 10:59 AM Post #72
Excuse me, but Stafford was a wonderful extra in Double Jeopardy :)
While my previous comments about MS have been critical, I honestly want to know if the rumor is true. Did she really start her career in porn?
|May 21 2013, 11:03 AM Post #73
|I think JFP's tenure at YR is getting an unfair rap. What vets has she fired? What giant mistakes has she made? We don't know why the banshee left. It is hating for the sake of hating.
|May 21 2013, 11:10 AM Post #74
My reaction to current Y&R ...
I don't know, the same amount of time we saw Phyllis spread her legs or wave her hands around like a freak? :shrug: I believe MS has massive ego issues. I wouldn't be surprised at all if this was about lack or airtime. MAB catered to her constantly, this new regime put some shock into her. No longer is she on 23 episodes a month (thankfully).
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|May 21 2013, 11:44 AM Post #75
"Dedicated to the brotherhood of healing. "
Not true. JFP has an established record as an egotistical hack who transforms long running soaps into a shadow of their former "glory " (I use the quotes because some of the shows she destroyed had a head start before she got there and even after her butchering, were further degraded by her successors.). She plays favorites and brings on personal friends as recasts of existing characters or air hogging newbies. She said herself in the beginning of her Y&R tenure that she'd be bringing a "scalpel " to the show. Granted NB isn't the most reliable of sources but he usually at least gets the timing of of contract negotiations right. I'm obviously not privvy to the backstage wranglings but JFP also has a track record of disposing of popular FEMALE characters /performers. Look at most of her new hires. Cronies from other shows playing new characters and a few established younger ones. I base my "hate " on her history and some of the moves she's made since landing at the show I've watched from day one. This show hasn't been right since LML took over. There was some false hope (at least on my part) at the very beginning of MABs run but she went way off the rails. When those women took over, those who expressed concern were "jumping the gun " and were "Chicken Little "s . But they were proved right in the end. MS has indeed been overexposed, inconsistently written for and is guilty of overacting and phoning it in. It isn't so much about her. It's about popular performers being culled from the show come contract time. Pardon the novel length response.
|May 21 2013, 11:45 AM Post #76
I disagree with you. MCE will not have a popularity shift when MS leaves. MCE doesn't have what it takes, she's barely hanging on as Chelsea on the show.
Some actresses/actors aren't replaceable, MS is one of them.
Edited by bellajewel, May 21 2013, 11:54 AM.
|May 21 2013, 12:06 PM Post #77
EXCLUSIVE! Y&R's Michelle Stafford Confirms Exit
By SOD � Posted: May 21, 2013
Emmy-winning actress Michelle Stafford (Phyllis, Y&R) tells Digest exclusively that she is, indeed, heading out of Genoa City. "I would like to personally confirm to the fans that yes, I have decided to leave THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. It has been a glorious 16 years and one of the greatest rides of my life. The constant support and love from the fans is not lost on me. I think I'll miss you the most." The actress wraps up her run in mid-June; look for a full interview with Stafford in a future issue of Soap Opera Digest.
|May 21 2013, 12:19 PM Post #78
It would be nice if they honored her character by killing her off.
I think a hit and run would be the way for her to exit the show. LOL.
|May 21 2013, 12:23 PM Post #79
|I want Christine to send her ass to jail.
|May 21 2013, 01:07 PM Post #80
My reaction to current Y&R ...
|MCE isn't even close to being the most popular actress on Y&R after MS goes. LMFAO!
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Minutes from the November 2007
Connecticut Robotics Society Meeting:
Total Attendance: 15
The meeting commenced at 11:00AM with a general build session. Several members took advantage of this opportunity to work on various projects including: a frequency generator; a CNC machine; and manual stepper motor control. Les B. also brought in a collection of magazines for giveaway during this session.
At 12:00 lunch was served: pizza and soda from a local restaurant.
At 1:00 the group took a slight detour and sat in on a local student team meeting discussing their work on biodiesel. More information on their project can be found at www.ghamas.com/biodiesel
Around 2:00 the group met for 'show and tell'. Several members talked about what they worked on during the previous build session. Another member also demoed his 'Scribbler' bot showing off several of its capabilities including line following and obstacle avoidance.
At 3:00 Art gave a talk on CAD software.
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In baseball, the season of giving is upon us yet again.
This is the season of free agency, the time of year when teams bestow riches upon the finest players in all the land.
This used to be the season of the Angels and Dodgers. To Albert Pujols, from the Angels, $250 million! To Zack Greinke, from the Dodgers, $147 million! To Josh Hamilton, from the Angels, $125 million!
Last off-season, however, was a quiet one for the local teams on the free-agent front. There were nine-figure contracts handed out, but none by the Angels or Dodgers. That figures to be the case this off-season as well. Neither the Dodgers nor Angels won last off-season, but each team won its division...


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Very good restaurant and same menu available in the bar area. First class breakfast
Restaurant closed at 8.00pm on Sunday evening
Staff were friendly and helpful, food was excellent value, both for evening meal and breakfast.
Friendly hotel with good service. We arrived late and left early (before normal breakfast hours) but they still made sure we had something to eat and a coffee. Big thank you for that.
The staff were always very friendly and helpful. The room was very clean and tidy.
It was a small but handsome room. The hotel is at a central location. There was a nice breakfast buffet
Friendly staff,excellent food and a picturesque setting.
Friendly staff, big and spacious room and good restaurant.
Nearby church bells provide a lot of noise on Sunday for 5 to 10 minutes.
The service was excellent, the hotel was what we had expected as we had stayed at the Hotel the year before.A very relaxing village in the heart of Holland.
The Church bell was a little annoying
The service from the staff was excellent. The room was clean and well presented and maintained. The breakfast and dinners were excellent quality.
Nice hotel clean and tidy
Overbooked our room which was booked in oct 2009 so 2 of the party ended up in broom cupboard at a nearby hotel
Very friendly and helpful hosts. Nice location near to the village centre which has a couple of good resturants/pubs. No bar, but they have 3 fridges in the breakfast room for you to keep your beer/drinks cool, and you can drink them in the small garden which has plenty of tables and seats. Very relaxing feel to the place.
The helpfulness of the staff bearing in mind that I did not arrive until very late in the evening
The Breakfast was very good. There were many choices and different flavors of Tea. The Location was great, very quiet Countryside but the Freeway and town were not far away. There was Nature, Sheep and Horses right outside. Free Parking.
The room was rather smelly. Whatever it was, it should be taken care of.
Friendly, helpful personnel
I liked the fact that the room was clean and that the staff were very friendly.
I did not like the absence of a full-length mirror (very impractical when you are attending tango workshops) and the very small basin in the bathroom.
Good breakfast selection
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Glacier Bay-branded recalled medicine cabinet, model S2127C-WHT
Bathroom medicine cabinets
The mirror or its back panel can separate and fall out, posing an injury hazard to consumers.
RSI toll-free at (888) 774-8062 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, online at www.homedepot.com and click on Product Recalls or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
About 14,000
This recall involves four models of Glacier Bay®-branded bathroom medicine cabinets, manufactured between July 15, 2013 and October 10, 2013. They have a mirrored door, two adjustable and two fixed interior shelves. Some models have exterior display side shelves. They were sold in 21, 23 and 30-inch widths and in three finishes: cognac, java and white. "VOC" and the manufacture date are stamped on the exterior of the cabinet's back panel. The models below are included in this recall. The model and SKU number appear on the product's box.
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Product Description
23" Swing Med Cab Open Side Cognac
30" Swing Med Cab Open Sides Cognac
21" Curved Swing Med Cab Java
21" Curved Swing Med Cab White
RSI has received two reports of the cabinet's mirror or back panel detaching and falling out. No injuries have been reported.
Consumers should immediately stop using and uninstall the recalled bathroom medicine cabinet; and return it to The Home Depot for a full refund.
The Home Depot stores nationwide from August 2013 through October 2013 for between $70 and $90.
RSI Home Products, of Anaheim, Calif.
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Creating content can be rewarding and fun for your business. But it's easy for a message to get lost in translation if content isn't branded.
Small businesses often focus on "churning it out" instead of creating quality. Here are a few things to think about before, during, and after the content creation process.
A Consistent Voice Speaks Volumes About Your Business
Big pun intended.
Not having a consistent voice throughout your content is like sounding like a different person every time you talk to someone. How absurd is that? How would you feel if each time you talked to a friend his voice had a different pitch? You'd probably be weirded out. And you'd probably not trust that "friend" because you don't really know who's on the other end.
Don't let your content have a multiple personality disorder.
Find a consistent voice that represents your brand – and speak from that same pitch throughout your content. Don't be fun and engaging in one blog post. And then boring and bitter in another. It's not amusing. It's confusing.
Hook on a Feeling
When you speak honestly about what you know well, your message resonates. Consumers can tell when someone is making up facts to sell. And the truth is, it doesn't matter what the facts say. Customers don't buy based on intellect. They often buy based on feelings.
An Italian restaurant sells more Mama's Minestrone on a cold, winter day because it provides the feeling of warmth. It's more about how customers feel when they put the warm soup to their mouths. It's less how they feel when they buy it at half off.
Offer a sense of identity
Branded audio content is one way to give your business a sense of identity. When I worked in national radio for a talk show, we played Cannonball by The Breeders for the show open. The cannonball rolling down suburban streets in the video matched the "loose cannon" personalities of the hosts. Listeners rarely knew where their conversations would go – but no one seemed to care. They rolled along. Choosing this particular song gave the show an even greater sense of identity.
Branded audio and video content allows small businesses to be their own radio show. But it's important to make sure the music that you choose vibes with the rest of your tone and messaging. Can you imagine if Meet the Press played Notorious B.I.G. in their show open? (clearly I'm going through 90s music withdrawal).
Make It Uniquely You
Replicas of the Mona Lisa may exist. But everyone knows the original is the unique work of Da Vinci.
Branded content is distinct. It's unique. And if you treat it as a labor of love, and pursue value and meaning, it's art. And no one can steal it. Because it's purely about you and your business.
Why is branded content important for your business? Please comment below.


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From deterring theft and intruders to preventing fires and injuries, Maximum Security has got you covered. We specialize in customized security solutions for your home or business, as well as advanced technological monitoring solutions. We've been a security leader in the Grand Strand area for over 25 years and with our dedicated team, we're the one to call for guaranteed peace of mind.
Maximum Security doesn't stop at burglary and theft. We want to be your complete security solution and include services to secure your home or business. We even offer an extra layer of protection with our medical monitoring service - Maximum LifeAlert. We go the extra mile, offering you next-level security technology that doesn't break your wallet.
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Roane Newspapers
Before Midway hosted Grace Christian Academy Friday night, most prognosticators did not expect many bright spots for the Green Wave.
Kingston's hopes of winning the District 4-AA regular season championship came to an end Friday night as the state's top ranked Class AAA team, Christian Academy of Knoxville (CAK), downed the Yellow Jackets on senior night, 48-21.
The Rockwood Tigers moved one step closer to securing a berth in the Class AA playoffs Friday night with a dominating 40-0 victory at Tellico Plains.
Last year, the Oliver Springs Bobcats dropped a 53-52 heart-breaker to
the Sunbright Tigers.
It was a day of near sweeps and one sweep in the Tennessee Valley Athletic Association (TVAA) last Saturday around Roane County
Kingston avoided a sweep by beating Oliver Springs in the mighty mite game. Oliver Springs rolled to three wins after that.
In what was nothing short of, as people in East Tennessee would call, a "gully-warsher", the Kingston Lady Jackets made it rain soccer goals Tuesday evening against the Scott County Lady Highlanders on senior night in Kingston.
The drought is over for the Harriman Middle School Blue Devils, as Thursday night Baron Tapp's squad defeated Midway in the Clinch Valley Conference small division championship game, 36-16.
You should see my shiny, powerful new high-rpm toy. I have it parked in the basement — right next to the dryer.
I know.
Not too many people get excited over a new clothes washer, but this one is perfection. It's an energy-saving high-efficiency, high-capacity top-loader with a gleaming stainless steel tub.
A pair of bridge replacement projects will temporarily close Hwy. 72, the South of the River roadway to Loudon County from Roane County.
Tennessee Department of Transportation officials announced the roadway would be closed to traffic beginning Friday and should be reopened to traffic by Monday, Oct. 24, at 6 a.m.
The bridges being repaired are over Paint Rock Creek and Stamp Creek.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation put up signs along Kentucky Street near the Interstate 40 exchange this week announcing the roads closure.
Two former county chiefs — Mike Farmer of Roane County and Becky Ruppe of Morgan County — have applied for the Rockwood city administrator position.
Farmer served the term prior to current officeholder Ron Woody.
Rockwood City Council will be interviewing them and Jack Miller, a former city manager in Crossville
at a workshop Monday, Oct. 17, at 3:30 p.m.
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March 28, 2013
Vicente "Bamba" Garcia, 80, of Amsterdam, passed away peacefully Thursday morning at St. Mary's Healthcare.
Born in San Jose de Lajas, Havanna Cuba on Feb. 19, 1933 the only child of the late Vicente and Maria Carmela Gomez Garcia, he emigrated to Spain and later came to Amsterdam in 1974.
He worked for Montco and later for Breton Industries as a pattern cutter before he retired. He was a parishioner of the former St. Michael the Archangel Church and currently St. Mary's.
Vicente loved to play dominoes and visit the Racino and was most happy when he was with his family.
He leaves his beloved wife of fifty years, the former Odelia Echezarreta; son Vincent Garcia and his wife Elizabeth of Amsterdam; daughter Diana and her husband Robert Kelly of Albany; grandsons Andrew Garcia and Maddox Kelly; cousins also survive.
Relatives and friends are invited to his Mass of Christian Burial which will take place Monday at 11:00 am at St. Mary's Church, 156 East Main Street. Fr. John Medwid, celebrant.
A calling hour will precede the Mass from 10:00 am to 11:00 am in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel of the church. Interment will follow in St. Michael's Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
His family has entrusted his care to the Betz, Rossi & Bellinger Family Funeral Home, 171 Guy Park Avenue.
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LIMA, Ohio - A 16-year-old Lima boy has been sentenced to at least six months with the Ohio Department of Youth Services after admitting to his role in a plot to blow up Lima Senior High School.
The youth pleaded guilty to a felony charge of inducing panic. Judge David Kinworthy of Allen County Juvenile Court gave the boy the maximum sentence - at least six months in a juvenile prison, but no incarceration beyond age 21.
Jerome Doute, the boy's attorney, said his client was a loner who was seeking companionship when he teamed up with three other boys on the bomb threat. The four were arrested Feb. 27 after police and school officials learned of the plot.
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Pretty solid day now.
The Dow is up over 80 points.
S&P up 0.6%.
So far so good.
5 innovations in radiology that could impact everything from the Zika virus to dermatology
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Career Cruising
Submitted by James on May 27, 2009 at 12:13 pm.
keywords: General Interest, Jobs & Careers
Career Cruising offers a suite of online career guidance and planning tools designed for people of all ages. Using our tools, you can find the right career, explore education and training options, build your own portfolio, manage your school's course selection process, or set up a career development network in your community.


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Theodore (Ted) Kahan passed away peacefully on March 31, 2013 after a long life of over 100 years. A 1935 graduate of the Univ. of Chicago and retired chemist, formerly of Phila.,he had lived in Akron since August 2003. He was a member of Beth El Congregation and an Associate Life member of Hadassah. His hobbies included tennis, bridge, and competing in the Sr. Olympics, where he earned 40 medals. He loved to dance.
He is survived by his children: Daniel(Trudy) and Nancy (Mel) Mermelstein; grandchildren Robyn(Michael) Eberst and Michael (Rhonda Tyger) Mermelstein; and great-grandchildren Abagail Lewis and Marisol DiFeo.
Funeral service were held in Akron, Ohio. Please send condolences to Nancy Mermelstein at 1785 Brookwood Drive,
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When it comes time to get ready for Sunday brunch, there's only one pretty pick for you - this sweet ivory top. With floral-patterned lace framed with strings of pearls, it's no wonder that this flowing, cotton-blend top is among your most cherished!
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RADARSAT Constellation
The RADARSAT Constellation Mission (RCM) is a 2018 space launch mission by the Government of Canada that will consist of a three-spacecraft fleet of Earth observation satellites. With satellites smaller than RADARSAT-2,[1] the RCM will provide new applications—made possible through the constellation approach—as well as continuing to provide C band radar data to RADARSAT-2 users.[2] Improvements include more frequent area coverage of Canada and reduced risk of a service interruption.[3] The launch of the three satellites that will form the constellation is scheduled for 2018.[4]
On July 30, 2013, SpaceX announced that it was awarded a launch reservation contract with MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. to launch the three satellites that make up the RCM on a Falcon 9 rocket in 2018.[5]
Government and commercial applications broadly include:[citation needed]
- national security
- resource management (e.g., disaster management and ecosystem monitoring)
- sustainable development
- transportation
Specific examples:[6]
- maritime surveillance (e.g., ship detection)
- monitoring/tracking ice
- detecting oil spills
- monitoring floods, landslides, eruptions
- aiding forest firefighting
The prime contractor on the project is MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates.
See also[edit]
- ^ "MDA Starts Work on Next Generation Satellite Constellation". Retrieved 2006-09-03.
- ^ "MDA Space Missions - What We Do - Satellite Missions - RADARDAT Constellation Mission". Retrieved 2006-09-03.
- ^ "Canada To Build, Launch Three More Satellites". Retrieved 2006-09-03.
- ^ "Canadian Space Agency - RADARSAT Constellation". Retrieved 2013-08-02.
- ^ "SpaceX Awarded Launch Reservation Contract for Largest Canadian Space Program". Retrieved 30 July 2013.
- ^ "COM DEV to Participate in Canada's New RADARSAT Constellation Mission". Retrieved 2006-09-03.


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Farnell - PRODUCT NEWS
New Freescale Freedom development platform KL26Z now available from Farnell element14
Low cost MCU offers 32-bit processing and low power consumption
15 October 2013, London Farnell element14 has announced it will stock the new Freescale Semiconductor Freedom development platform KL26Z, designed to assist design engineers in the evaluation of the latest KL26 and KL16 devices.
Featuring the new Kinetis MKL26Z128VLH4 MCU, the KL26Z Freedom Development Platform offers design engineers high processing power at a low cost, making it the ideal board for evaluating the latest KL26/16 devices. The development platform is available through Newark element14 in North America, Farnell element14 in Europe, and element14 in Asia Pacific.
The Freescale Freedom development platform KL26Z will be available for $15 and is designed for low-power consumption devices with high processing demands, supplying 32-bit processing power alongside a broad set of analog, communication, timing and control peripherals. The KL26 offers designers the highest memory and pin counts of the KL2x range of devices, as well as incorporating a full speed USB 2.0 On-The-Go controller with an integrated low-voltage regulator.
Other features include 128 KB flash memory, 12-bit DAC, 16-bit ADC and standard communication peripherals, including I2S. Onboard extras include a capacitive touch slider, 6-Axis Xtrinsic Sensor with Integrated Linear Accelerometer and Magnetometer, tri-color LED and Arduino form factor compatible headers.
David Shen, Group CTO at Premier Farnell said, This is a positive product development for us as it represents a true step forward in the performance available to those developing low-power microcontroller-based solutions. Thanks to its extensive connectivity capabilities, the KL26Z opens up a world of energy efficient analog, communication, timing and control applications to engineers.
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Farnell element14 is a high-service distributor of technology products and solutions for electronic system design, maintenance and repair. Bringing together the latest products, services, and development software, all connected to an innovative online engineering community where purchasers and engineers can access peers and experts, a wide range of independent technical information and helpful tools. Whether researching a new technology, designing an electronic product, or looking for parts to repair an existing system, Farnell is the trusted source to find the answers and parts you need to keep your project on the fast track, right from the start.
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Since we're awfully fond of bakers here at the Bulletin, we thought we'd adopt
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offer--so don't expect an even dozen. Please feel free to copy, download, or link to these
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To Teachers, With Love
Once again it's September, and for the first time in twenty-some years I am not returning to a classroom. After years of schooling, then teaching, then more school, I find myself somewhat at a loss. This fall I have no freshly-sharpened pencils, no books to buy, no lessons to plan. In reflecting on the teachers I've had over the years and the teacher I myself have been, I realize that what stands out most are the relationships I developed with my teachers and my students over the years. When teachers believe that their students are special, communicate this to them daily, and help them find the internal motivation to grow and learn, powerful positive connections are forged and miraculous things can happen. This list is in honor of those special teachers and for the students who desperately need them.
--Jeannette Hulick, Editorial Assistant
Mrs. Kempczinski is an enthusiastic and creative teacher, and her third-grade students miss her when she is hospitalized mid-year with cancer, though she does manage to return at the end of the year to "check up on [their] third-grade style." Heavy, angular watercolor illustrations depict students and teacher with energy and emotion. (BCCB 6/99)
Trapped between her two perfect sisters, middle child "Ant" (Antonia) MacPherson feels ignored and unloved. She has trouble trusting anyone except her best friend, Harrison, and her pet chihuahua, Pistachio, until art teacher Carol Samberson comes along and singles Ant and Harrison out to help her with her volunteer work at the local zoo. Smart and sharply-written, this story is both funny and poignant. (BCCB 7/01)
Fifth-grader Nick invents a new word for "pen" after his sharp-as-a-tack language arts teacher Miss Granger explains how continued usage of a word can cause it to be added to the dictionary. This is a good one for provoking thoughtful classroom discussion about language in action. (BCCB 10/96)
Young Matilda's incredible intelligence and amazing powers enable her to help kind and gentle first-grade teacher, Miss Honey, who (like everyone in the school) is squashed under the thumb of evil principal Miss Trunchbull. Quentin Blake's cartoonish pen-and- ink drawings are a good match to the "over-the-top" tone of Dahl's text. (BCCB 10/88)
Thirteen-year-old Marcy hates her life (she's overweight, shy, and her father is a verbally abusive tyrant) until English teacher Ms. Finney inspires her and her classmates to love learning and to like themselves and each other in this "oldie-but- goodie." (BCCB 1/75)
Lilly's teacher, Mr. Slinger, is a wonder--she wants to be just like him when she grows up, as do all her rodent classmates. Lilly's adoration turns to anger when Mr. Slinger takes away her new purse (she is disrupting the class with it), but she later feels remorse and is relieved to find that the understanding Mr. Slinger still likes her after all. As always, Henkes' mouse characters are endearingly drawn and delightfully detailed with humorous, individual touches. (BCCB 10/96)
Fifteen-year-old Mary falls in love with her homeroom teacher, Mr. Flickett. He also feels affectionate towards Mary but he gently persuades her that they should not act on their impulses, a decision that Mary initially finds painful but ultimately realizes is right. Quiet and touching, this will provide food for thought for readers with teacher crushes of their own. (BCCB 4/85)
A girl named Fred (Frederika) describes the year (shortly after WWII) that the English Miss Agnes comes to teach the children of this small Athabascan fishing village in rural Alaska. Through her inspired teaching, Miss Agnes gradually expands the world for Fred, her peers, and her community and decides, as no teacher before has done, to stay a second year. Hill's evocation of a particular place and time is specific and accessible to young readers. (BCCB 11/00)
Great-Aunt Arizona grows up in the Blue Ridge Mountains where she goes to a one- room school, studies to become a teacher, and teaches for fifty-seven years, inspiring her students to dream of traveling to faraway places and providing them with a seemingly endless supply of hugs. A vibrant Arizona with braids and high-button shoes is shown living and working against a verdant landscape in these bright, folksy illustrations. (BCCB 4/92)
When her beloved fifth-grade teacher, Ms. Simpson, is replaced by Mr. Garrett, Ellie is against him from the start, finding him "unfair and mean." Eventually, however, she is won over by his fair and sensitive treatment of the students (especially after the death of the class rabbit) in this fresh and genuine middle-grade novel. (BCCB 11/91)
Twelve-year-old Sarny is a slave (soon to be put to work as a "breeder" by her cruel owner) who risks punishment in order to learn to read. "Nightjohn" is the former slave who returns to teach her and others, even though it means dismemberment if he's caught. The unadorned language, brevity, and intense subject matter will appeal to older reluctant readers. (BCCB 2/93)
Convinced she is just "dumb," fifth-grader Trisha has endured years of humiliation about her inability to read until her new teacher, Mr. Falker, discovers the extent of her difficulty and helps her to finally learn. Polacco's watercolor illustrations of Trisha's range of feelings as she struggles and succeeds with reading are particularly effective in this autobiographical title. (BCCB 6/98)
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Twenty-four-year-old Esmé is sassy, enthusiastic, stubborn, and determined to motivate her inner city public school fifth-graders and provide them with a good education no matter what obstacles stand in the way. This real-life diary is frank, funny, and sometimes heartbreaking as "Madame Esmé" (as she's called by her students) documents her day-to-day experiences with her pupils, their parents, and a less-than- supportive administration.
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The Voicemail Of A Lifetime: Interview With Chris Webb - CEO and Founder Of 'CelebCalls'
We had some time this week to sit down and chat with an entrepreneurial genius, who has managed to create a very unique product for entertainment aficionados and celebriphiles alike called 'CelebCalls.' It lets anyone give their friends and family a very special call they will forever remember.
We got in touch with Chris Webb, founder and CEO of CelebCalls, and chatted with him about what the intricacies of his product was, and what it was like to build it from the ground up.
SP: Can you tell our readers what CelebCalls is, in a nutshell?
CW: CelebCalls allows you to send personalized phone calls from celebrities to your friends and family or put celebrity voices on your voicemail greeting. We are the digital version of a greeting card. We feel we can do to the greeting card industry what iTunes did to the music industry.
SP: What was your inspiration to Create CelebCalls?
CW: I managed some athletes and celebrities in the past and on a daily basis people would reach out to me and literally beg me to have my clients call someone in their family for their B day or tell them to get well. People love to interact with celebrities and CelebCalls wants to make people happy and smile.
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SP: Which was your Favorite Celebrity to work with? Why?
CW: I love working with all of the CelebCalls family. Dr. Phil is super smart. Mike Tyson is one of the hardest workers you will ever meet. Justin Bieber is amazing. I would have to say ICE T is my favorite client. He was our first client and believed in us first. Ice T is the man and you definitely can not mistake his voice.
SP: Ice T! Nice! Can you give us an a quick rundown of the process? How do you capture their voices so well?
CW: Most of the time we go to our celebrity partners homes and take a large amount of recordings. They record 800-1,000 names. And we then compile those recordings into our software. It took some time but we feel like we have perfected our process.
The calls are sent from the senders phone number giving the illusion that the sender is sitting right there with the celebrity and hand them their phone to make the phone call. The recipient thinks their friend is hanging out with the celebrity. This makes it a pleasurable experience for both the sender and of course the recipient's go crazy. My favorite part of what we do is the reaction of people when they receive a CelebCall
SP: How long does the recording process take per celebrity?
CW: 2-3 hours.
SP: Where do you see CelebCalls expanding to in the future?
CW: I see CelebCalls as a worldwide brand helping celebrities connect to their fans. Ultimately becoming a portal for all types of digital distribution.
SP: Can you tell us what new celebrity voices we might see next on CelebCalls?
CW: I am terrible at keeping secrets so this is a tough question for me. I will say that you can expect to see some of the biggest names in the music and entertainment industry sending calls from the CelebCalls platform very soon. We are very excited about our future announcements.
SP: Very exciting. We're looking forward to it. Last, but not least, which celebrity would you personally want to receive a call from?
CW: Charlie Sheen, he has a big heart and does a lot of good people don't always hear about and at the same time you never know what he might say.
CelebCalls officially launched yesterday, December 3rd, and you can go to their website HERE to find more information about how YOU can make a CelebCall.
Additionally, Starpulse is helping to run some really sweet Contests, which you can enter to win to go see Justin Bieber or Doctor Phil. You can check out those Contests on our Contests section HERE:
We want to thank Chris Webb and the team at CelebCalls for taking some time to talk to us about their newest venture!


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Hello, just wondering if anyone received the Citi Diamond Preferred MC with a dark logo? The Citi website shows the logo as white but I keep getting the card sent to me with a very dark almost black logo.
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Could be a design change. The MC logo is also a very dark shade of red and orange vs other cards.
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I have the dark citi logo on top right of my card and it is 9 months old. This is the lighter color Citi logo.
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FAYETTEVILLE, NC - Fayetteville State's Tyrell Tate and Anthony Shelton combined their talents to stampede Barber-Scotia 83-63 in Felton J. Capel Arena. The duo scored more than half (44 points) of the Broncos points on opening night. Shelton led the first half with 21 of his 24 points as FSU led at halftime 44-42. Tate dominated the second half with 14 of his 20 points.
"It was an exciting time for a regular season basketball game," commented Head Coach Alphonza Kee. "It was an outstanding crowd for it to be Veterans Day weekend. We played hard and good enough to win."
Barber-Scotia (0-1 overall) put forth a gallant effort during the first half. The Sabers led by as much as nine points and held the advantage throughout the half. BSC made five-of-nine three-pointers and 11-of-18 free throws.
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Clearwater, Fla. The Clearwater and Largo Police Departments will team up to take on the Tampa Police Department in the 10th Annual Charity Softball Challenge. The game will benefit the three children of Tampa Police employee, Deanna Mendoza, who was the victim of a domestic homicide on January 24, 2013.
The charity softball game begins at 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $17.50 and include all you can eat and drink from 5:00 8:00 p.m. and admission to the Clearwater Threshers vs. Tampa Yankees immediately following the charity game. Children under the age of four are free. There will also be games for children and a silent auction.
Event: 10th Annual Charity Softball Game
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