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Hey, I'm Trevor Maier, a coach at West Coast Camps, and today, I'm going to be riding the hyperlite forefront. Being a coach at West Coast Camps, I've noticed that the majority of campers really struggle with their toeside edge. This board is going to help you out with that. It's got toeside footbed risers,…READ MORE »
The Liquid Force Groove is a shape developed with Collin Harrington. This board is suited to an all-around rider. If you've ever seen Collin's style, he does everything from unreal rail riding to killing it in the wake lab events to just some of the most fluid wake slashing you're going to see. One of…READ MORE »
The Liquid Force Shane is the fourth pro model developed here at Liquid Force with Shane Bonifay. From a ripping grom to two-time rail rider of the year, Shane's always been a leader in both pushing the sport and board styles as well as graphic styles. Shane's new pro model features unique bottom contours, combined…READ MORE »
For 2011, the Liquid Force Plush Wakeboard Binding. Just as the name implies, the Plush is the perfect, comfortable binding for all the gals on the boat. Featuring a flex level of four, the plush is a forgiving binding for everybody. Easy to get in to, you'll spend less time on the swim platform and…READ MORE »
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This is the all-new 2011 CWB Faze, and this is a great package for guys getting out there and getting ready to start riding, and taking all their buddies too. Part of that is because it's got four molded-in fins, and a nice center fin. You can actually ride it without the center fin if…READ MORE »
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1. Call to Order. The regular meeting of the Council of the City of Rogers was called to order by Acting Mayor Davis on Tuesday, May 25, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at Rogers Community Center, 21201 Memorial Drive, Rogers, MN, 55374.
Council present: Rob Bell, Jay Bunting, Jamie Davis, and Steve Rauenhorst.
Council excused: Jason Grimm.
Staff present: Jeff Carson, City Attorney; Stacy Doboszenski, Assistant City Administrator; Rose Lorsung, City Planner; Jeff Luther, Police Chief; John Seifert, Public Works Supt.; Steve Stahmer, City Administrator; and Bret Weiss, City Engineer; Lisa Wieland, Finance Director.
2. Open Forum.
No persons addressed the Council during open forum.
3. Presentations.
3.01 Rogers Lions Club – Rockin' Rogers Days
Paul LeClaire of the Lions Club addressed the Council on the upcoming events of the Rockin' Rogers Day. LeClaire stated over $1 million has been raised and put back into the community. Thanked Council for the support and looks forward to continuing the relationship.
Davis questioned the citizen of the year process. Stahmer stated staff will work with the Lions Club to bring the selection forward. LeClaire stated the selection will need to be made within the next two weeks.
3.02 Audit Presentation and Acceptance of 2009 Audit
Finance Director Wieland introduced Andrew Berg from Abdo, Eick, & Meyers auditing firm. Berg reviewed portions of the audit management letter with Council. Berg reviewed trending in both revenues and expenditures along with peer group comparisons.
Bunting questioned if just metro cities were used, would the numbers be significantly different than cities from across the state. Berg stated he doesn't think it would be substantially different.
Davis asked if the data is available to compare only metro versus outstate. Berg stated if they are interested in specific cities, he would be able to extract that data. Council was interested in the data and requested the information be forwarded to staff.
Berg continued through the management letter discussing the various funds of the city including the debt service and enterprise funds; water, sewer, storm sewer, on-sale liquor, and off-sale liquor.
Berg asked Council for any specific questions.
Motion by Bunting, seconded by Bell to accept the 2009 audit as presented. Motion carried 4-0.
4. Approve agenda.
Additions to Other Business:
8.01 Fire Department – Bunting
5. Consent Agenda.
5.01 Approval of Minutes from May 11, 2010 City Council Meeting
5.02 Approval of Bills and Claims
5.03 Reschedule August 10, 2010 City Council meeting – Primary Election date
5.04 Approval of a 4 Day Temporary On-Sale Liquor License for the Rogers Lions at 21201 Memorial Drive and the North Community Park for June 24th - June 27th
5.05 No Parking Request – Hisco Open House
5.06 JV Field Project
5.07 Rogers Activity Center Advertising Marketing Contract
5.08 Scope of Services for the Master Park Plan
5.09 Authorize Execution of Agreement with Financial Crimes Services
5.10 Request to Waive Community Room Rental Fee for Brandon Wegner
5.10 Davis questioned if the event for Brandon Wegner will be a community event. Luther stated it is being presented by the VFW and Lions Club and is open to the public; Sunday, June 13, 2010 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Motion by Bunting, seconded by Rauenhorst to approve the consent agenda. Motion carried 4-0.
6. Public Hearings
7. General Business
7.01 2010 Equipment Certificate Bond Sale
Wieland handed out the results of today's bond sale and introduced Dave Callister of Ehlers and Associates. Wieland stated the version of the resolution to be used tonight is the Bank Placement Resolution. Wieland stated favorable rates were received for a total bond sale of $370,000. Callister then addressed the Council explaining the bond sale and why there was not a rating. Callister stated bids were received and US Bank out of Fairmont was the low bidder with an interest rate of 2.23% with a reduction of issuance cost. Callister stated the rate is a good rate for a short five year term. Callister stated the projected closing date is June 27, 2010.
Council thanked staff for their work on the bond sale.
Motion by Bell, seconded by Bunting to adopt Resolution No. 2010-17, A Resolution Awarding the Sale of $370,000 General Obligation Equipment Certificate, Series 2010A; Fixing Its Form and Specifications; Direction Its Execution and Deliver; and Providing for its Payment. Motion carried 4-0.
7.02 Adopt Ordinance No. 2010-03, An Ordinance Adding to Section 125-1, 125-35 and 125-36 and Amending Sections 125-193, 125-194, 125-195, 125-196 Related to Interim Use Permits, Home Occupations and Extended Home Businesses and Summary Ordinance No. 2010-03
Planner Lorsung addressed the Council on the ordinance being forwarded from the Planning Commission accomplishing the creation of an interim use policy and creating a better policy for home occupations. Lorsung provided background on the recommended ordinance. The Planning Commission asked staff to review traffic and parking requirements and some changes were made to the ordinance upon review.
Bunting questioned, on page one, the five year period of the grandfathering of Hassan properties. Lorsung explained the rationale behind the five year period explaining how the properties are currently licensed with Hassan Township; a similar process to what they are currently doing.
Bunting questioned section two, number two (any change in the structure). Lorsung clarified the intent of the section.
Bunting questioned section three, letter b, relating to being denied the home occupation; who is the board of adjustments and appeals? Lorsung explained the Council acts as the Board of Adjustments and Appeals.
Bunting questioned section three, letter d, if trailers are allowed. Lorsung stated she will review the zoning.
Bunting then questioned signage for home extended businesses. There was continued discussion on signage for the home extended businesses. Council discussed amending the ordinance to allow for signage.
Motion by Bunting, seconded by Rauenhorst to adopt the Ordinance with an amendment to allow a one (1) square foot sign for home extended businesses. Motion carried 4-0.
7.03 Call Special Council Meeting to Award the CSAH 81 Project on June 4th prior to the Ground Breaking
Engineer Weiss addressed the Council on the request for a special meeting on June 4, 2010 to award the CSAH 81 Project. Weiss then reviewed the complications with the bidding process. Weiss explained the federal funding requirement and Hennepin County language requesting a form to be submitted one-half hour before the bid opening; only four of nine bidders submitted the aforementioned form. The two lowest bidders did not submit the requested form. The bid is to be awarded to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder. In consulting with the attorney and MnDOT, the advice is to accept the bid from the lowest responsible and responsive bid, which increases the bid by $126,000, still significantly lower than the engineer's estimate and what was anticipated to be spent on the project. Weiss stated the request is to hold the meeting on June 4th.
Motion by Bunting, seconded by Bell to call a special meeting of the City Council for 2:00 p.m. on June 4, 2010 at the Rogers Plaza parking lot, or community room if inclement weather. Motion carried 4-0.
7.04 Scope of Services and Timeline for Ordinance Updates
Planner Lorsung explained the scope of services presented by Pulse Land Group for necessary ordinance updates to handle properties as they are annexed into Rogers and the necessary comprehensive plan amendments. Lorsung explained that additional zoning districts will need to be adopted as part of the process.
Davis asked for the definition of large lot. Lorsung stated there are a number of designations within Hassan for large lots.
Stahmer added these ordinance updates were not part of the contact for the comp plan done through HKGI contract.
Bell commented on the meshing of Hassan's zoning with Rogers, and remembered specifically not accepting the large lot zoning districts. Lorsung explained once large lot single family is adopted. Also to be looked at is a large animal ordinance.
Stahmer stated staff can do some research on the minutes to see why large lot zoning districts at one time were being avoided.
Motion by Bunting, seconded by Rauenhorst to authorize the scope of services with Pulse Land Group for $5400. Motion carried 4-0.
7.05 Approval of Resolution No. 2010-18, A Resolution Annexing Property (Matthew Agrimson) From the Town of Hassan into the City of Rogers (MBA Docket OA-992)
Planner Lorsung addressed the Council on the petition before the Council for early annexation of the Agrimson parcel. Lorsung explained the process for early annexation. Agrimson was present, but had no comments or questions.
Motion by Bunting, seconded by Bell to adopt Resolution No. 2010-18, A Resolution Annexing Property (Matthew J. Agrimson) from the Town of Hassan into the City of Rogers (MBA Docket OA-992). Motion carried 4-0.
8. Other Business.
8.01 Fire Department - Bunting
Give staff the leeway to discuss the service area of the fire department by starting discussions with other jurisdictions around the City.
Davis questioned if staff should be revisiting the rate structure built into the fire contracts. Doboszenski stated the letters to the cities are typically sent in July. Council consensus was to allow staff to begin the discussions.
9. Correspondence and Reports
9.01 Update on Transportation Task Force
9.02 CIP – Police Vehicle Purchase
9.03 Rogers Park Board Minutes
9.04 March 2010 Financial Reports
10. Adjourn
Motion by Bunting, seconded by Bell to adjourn at 7:58 p.m. Motion carried 4-0.
Respectfully submitted,
Stacy Doboszenski
Assistant City Administrator/Clerk

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For about two decades, Chrysler has maintained its corporate office in suburban Auburn Hills, Michigan, but the automaker recently leased the top two floors of downtown Detroit's Dime Building. As part of the deal, the 100 year-old building will be renamed Chrysler House to better reflect its largest tenant.
Chrysler will occupy about 33,000 square feet in Detroit's Financial District, which the automaker plans to use for its Great Lakes Business center and several unnamed corporate functions. For now, Chrysler says it will plan to move around 70 employees to the new offices once they are refurbished to its specifications later this summer.
The automaker released a promotional video showing CEO Sergio Marchionne announcing the company's decision to open offices in Detroit.
Chrysler says that the new office, combined with its two Detroit proper assembly plants (the Jefferson North Jeep Grand Cherokee/ Dodge Durango facility and the Conner Avenue SRT Viper facility) and its Mack Avenue Engine factory, bring its total employment within the city limits to 4,000.
Detroit has never actually been home to Chrysler's headquarters; the automaker opened shop in Highland Park in 1925 and remained there until moving to Auburn Hills in the early 1990s.


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Another issue is apparent to me, however, and it's regarding not the nursing shortage but the lack of available nursing jobs. This summer, I lost my job as a school nurse because of budget cuts. A friend of mine was laid off at a major teaching hospital, again, because of budget cuts. Another friend, who is earning her nursing degree and working as a nurse assistant at a large children's hospital, fears that she won't be able to work there in the future because of—you guessed it—budget cuts and hiring freezes. We have all searched in vain for jobs, applying to no fewer than 50 positions in different hospitals and nursing practices. An agency I've worked with was told by one school that they didn't want a nurse with a bachelor's degree. I was essentially told that I have too much education to be employed there.
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Cassini Encounters Titan
Cassini entered Saturn orbit in June 2004 and has already made exciting observations of the moon Titan. GISS scientists Anthony Del Genio and Michael Allison are involved in three of the instrument teams.
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Climatologists Drew Shindell and Gavin Schmidt of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, New York, have received Scientific American magazine's Top 50 Scientist award.
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Acid rain is an unlikely help in limiting the greenhouse gas methane. Scientists recently discovered that low levels of sulfate in acid rain block some bacteria found in wetlands from producing methane.
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Antarctica has cooled over the last 30 years, but the trend is likely to rapidly reverse, according to a new study which examines the effect of depleted ozone and increasing greenhouse gases.
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The total number of slots is 16. If more than 16 players apply, participants will be chosen by lot.
The 16 participants will be divided into 4 groups of 4 players each.
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Each player will battle the other 3 participants in his or her group. The first and second player of each group will proceed to the finals.
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Players will be ranked by points. A player who wins a game receives 1 point. If two players have an equal amount of points, the winner of their battle is ranked higher. If there are still not 2 leading players after the application of this rule, the ratio of lost and destroyed units will be considered.
The finals will be played as a normal single elimination tournament.
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By: Rhett Johnson, Director, Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center, Auburn
Many of us began 2004 on a sad note with the news of the death of a valued
friend and colleague, Jerry Johnson, on the last day of 2003. Jerry was the
consummate professional forester, epitomizing everything our profession aspires
to. He had a long career as the staff forester for NRCS in Alabama and, as such,
played a role in the management of thousands of acres of private lands in the
Jerry was active in professional forestry and wildlife organizations and was
recognized for his quiet leadership on many occasions. Notably, Jerry was on the
original committee that conceived and administered the TREASURE Forest program
and continued to serve on that committee through its various re-inventions until
his health no longer allowed, a period of nearly 26 years. Throughout this
entire time, Jerry worked diligently to guard the integrity of that program,
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Jerry was a long time member and strong supporter of the Society of American
Foresters at several levels. He was recognized for his efforts with induction
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Governor's Award as the Alabama Wildlife Federation's Soil Conservationist of
the Year in 2000. In recognition of his role as a strong advocate of landowner's
rights and the good stewardship of private land, Jerry received the Bill Moody
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Civil War Diarist of Vicksburg
Vicksburg, Mississippi is located on a well-fortified west-facing cliff overlooking the Mississippi River. The Siege of Vicksburg was initiated by the Union Army under General Ulysses S. Grant, whose aim was to gain control of the Mississippi River by capturing this Confederate riverfront stronghold and defeating General John C. Pemberton's Confederate forces stationed there.
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Football fanatic? Party lover? Just watching for the commercials? Well now you can celebrate all three with a super fun Superbowl bash! Superbowl Sunday parties are great because it's super casual and it's ALWAYS a great time.
Prepare to get really festive and bring out you creative side with some of these fun-filled ideas:
1. Okay, let's start with the two teams: New England Patriots and New York Giants. So, why not plan your food and drinks around the Superbowl contestants?
New England: Cape Cod, Boston Tea Party, and clam chowder. . .some of this may ring a bell!
Stuffed Lobster Rolls– these take a bit of prep but they're worth it!
Thick and Creamy New England Clam Chowder– this can cook while you're making the lobster rolls!
Whoopie Pies– famous in the state of Maine, these will fill your sugar craving for sure!
Samuel Adams Boston Lager– the name says it all. . .a true New England drink!
New York: Times Square, the Statue of Liberty, and Central Park. . .and the list goes on!
New York Style Pizza– don't go for delivery or settle for frozen pizza. . .channel your inner Italian and start rolling some dough!
Baked Buffalo Wings– by being baked and not fried, these wings are healthy AND have a quick prep time!
Chocolate Cannoli– cool your mouth off from those wings with these savory chocolate snacks!
The New Yorker– not a beer fan? Try this fresh cocktail!
2. Got some downtime before the game? Challenge your guests with some Superbowl trivia! Before the party begins:
-Research and print out some Superbowl facts
-Cut them into strips of paper and put them in a bowl
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3. Another fun Superbowl party game is buy a small gift (maybe a giftcard) and have your own version of a raffle. Have your guests write down their guess of the game's final score and whoever has the closest score, wins the gift!
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Vancouver's Backyard Chickens II/Bucky Buckaw
The second of a two-part feature on the City of Vancouver's multi-year process to approve backyard chickens. Because of the many similar debates underway within city councils across the country, this focus on Vancouver's efforts looks back over the past few years to track just how this process first began and how it evolved from there. Perhaps other hopeful or illegal backyard chickeners can glean some pointers from Vancouver's efforts. Among the many voices heard on this part II of our coverage is some of the opposition to the proposed bylaw change voiced to the city from local animal welfare organizations.
Also on the show, two segments of the familiar Bucky Buckaw and his Backyard Chicken Broadcast. Bucky shares his thoughts on why he eats chicken and provides some useful suggestions for using eggshells at home.
Leanne McConnachie, director, farm animal programs Vancouver Humane Society (Vancouver, BC)
Shawn Eckles, chief animal protection officer British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)
Lily Ford, policy analyst City of Vancouver (Vancouver, BC)
Andrea Reimer, councillor City of Vancouver (Vancouver, BC)
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Stage Struck
Release Date: April 22nd, 1958
Not Yet Rated|1 hr. 35 min.
Plot Summary
Eva Lovelace (Susan Strasberg) has more confidence than talent, but the New York City newcomer believes her inexperience won't keep her from the stage. In this "Morning Glory" update, Eva talks her way into a production by Broadway impresario Lewis Easton (Henry Fonda), but bad acting leads to her ouster. Playwright Joe Sheridan (Christopher Plummer) gives her a second chance when actress Rita Vernon (Joan Greenwood) quits his show, and Eva surges toward stardom and romance.
Cast: Henry Fonda, Susan Strasberg, Joan Greenwood, Herbert Marshall, Christopher Plummer, Daniel Ocko, Pat Harrington, Frank Campanella
Director: Sidney Lumet
Genres: Drama
Distributor: Buena Vista Distribution Co. Inc.


text: An exploration of the break-up of the British colonial empire of the 18th and 19th century as reflected in literature and history. Emphasis is placed upon the idea of imperialism, the role of culture in imperial expansion, the conception of national character, and the process of decolonization. The readings trace the theory of empire in the metropole and its practice in the colony in both literary and historical works. The course is organized around the interaction of two disciplines: history and literature, emphasizing the ways in which two discourses treat the past. History not only provides an account of the past and therefore a context for literary works, but also incorporates aspects of literary language and method; conversely, literary texts that focus on the past attempt to capture a reality of historical experience. By reading selections from each discipline students are able to gauge how two distinct but related disciplines reflect upon the culture of a particular epoch. While the focus may change in future offerings (another version might choose to focus on Africa, for example), particular attention in this course will be given to the British experience in India.


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Rising Career in Food Technology!
Food Technology happens to be the study of production of food products, the storage, preservation and canning followed by packaging and distribution of the products. It includes all types of food processing activities, thereby including all kinds of food ranging from meat, vegetables, cereals, fish, egg, to fruits, milk, spices etc.
The developing consumerism coupled with fast paced life has resulted in great demands for processed and packed food. The challenge faced by the majority of food processing units currently, is the production of food items that would contain very less amount of preservatives and chemicals. This is where the tremendous need for the food technologists comes in. Thanks to the developing food sector that has made the Rising Career in Food Technology a lucrative one!
The job of the food technologists include the checking of the raw materials, maintaining hygienic and clean conditions and taking care of the quality of food. They also inspect the food, perform checks for adulteration and contamination, thereby certifying the nutritional value of the food products The food technologist also need to devise developed techniques for the processing and preservation of the food products. They are required to analyze the present consumer trends and should be aware of the latest technologies that would help in developing new products.
Eligibility and Courses
Those who desire to pursue undergraduate programs in Food Technology should have passed the 10+2 level with a subject combination of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics, Chemistry, Biology. In order to enroll for the post graduation degree in Food Technology, one should have a B.Sc. degree.
Diverse varieties of courses in Food Technology are available at different levels. One can select from a wide range of degree courses, craft and diploma courses, short-term certificate courses, post graduate programs and many more. Some of the popular ones are:
- B.Sc. with Food Preservation
- B.Sc. with Food and Nutrition
- B.Sc. Tech (after B.Sc.)
- B.Tech. (Food Engineering)
- M.Sc. Food Technology
- M.Sc. (Food Science)
- M.Sc. in Food and Fermentation Technology and Food Sc, Tech.
- M.Sc. (Food and Nutrition)
Personal Attributes
- Must possess average intelligence
- Should have powers to observe
- Should be interested in scientific and technological developments
- Should have a scientific bent of mind
- Should have interest in nutrition and health
- Should have a sense of responsibility
- Should be able to work individually as well as in team
- Should have concentration powers, mainly in the field of research and development
- Should be able to communicate effectively with all types of people
- Should have a discerning approach towards food items
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Career Prospects
A Career in Food Technology opens up opportunities for the food technologists to work at food industries, in hotels, hospitals, distilleries, rice mills, soft drink factories, manufacturing industries etc. Food Technology career offers some attractive and interesting openings at the managerial level as well. For instance, Industrial Production Managers are needed at the manufacturing plants for controlling the operation, sales and marketing professionals are required in various organizations. Further, Food technologists can work in production lines and research laboratories for developing new products, testing of the products, controlling the food quality etc.
Bright prospects are also there for the Food Technologists in the private and public sector. Lucrative offers are provided by Entrepreneurship as well in the business of food processing.
With foreign tie-ups and food chains emerging in India, the food technologists will be offered with immense have opportunities to give their career a fly! They can find job scopes with food research laboratories, hotels, food processing companies, restaurants, educational institutions, catering establishments, government bodies, and Public sector undertakings and many more. The professionals in the field of food technology can also work as health doctors or freelance consultants. In the field of home catering service and dynamic delivery networks, there are excellent entrepreneurial opportunities.
Institutes in India
Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University
Rajendra Nagar,
Hyderabad – 5000 030,
Andhra Pradesh
Central Food Technology Research Institute
Mysore – 570020,
College of Agricultural Technology
Marathwada Krisi Vidyapeeth,
Parabhani – 431 402.
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Fisheries University Road,
Seven Bungalows, Andheri (W),
Mumbai – 400061
Govind Ballaph Pant University of Agriculture and Technology
Patnagar -263145,
Dist, Udham Singh Nagar,
Guru Nanak Dev University
Department of Food Science & Technology,
Amritsar – 143005, Punjab
IIT Indian Institute of Technology)
Kharagpur – 721302,
West Bengal
CSK Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya
Palampur – 176060,
Himachal Pradesh
Harcourt Butler Technological Institute
Nawab Ganj,
Kanpur – 208002,
Uttar Pradesh
Manipur University
Canchipur, Imphal, Manipur
M.S. University
Vadodara – 390002,
Mahatma Gandhi University
Priyadarshiri Hills P.O.,Kottayam – 686560,
Jadavpur University
Department of Food and Technology and Biochemical Engineering,
188 Raja S.C. Malik Road,
Kolkata – 200032,
West Bengal,
SNDT Women's University
1, Nathibai Thakersey Marg,
Marine Lines,
Mumbai – 400022,
National Sugar Institute
P.O. NSI Kalyanpur,
Kanpur – 208017,
Uttar Pradesh
National Dairy Research Institute
NDRI Deemed University
Karnal – 132 001, Haryana
University of Delhi
Delhi – 11007
University College of Technology
(Osmania University)
Hyderabad – 500007,
Andhra Pradesh
University Department of Chemical Technology (U.D.C.T)
Nathalal Parikh Marg,
Mumbai – 400019


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|Objectives of the Game. Rules of Baseball. Major League Baseball Enterprises, 1998.
|"It shall weigh not less than five nor more than 5 ¼ ounces avoirdupois"
|142–149 g
|The Cultural Encyclopedia of Baseball. North Carolina: McFarland & Company, 1997.
|"The final weight is required to be between 5 ounces and 5¼ ounces"
|142–149 g
|Adair, Robert K. The Physics of Baseball. New York, 1990.
|"… are required to change the motion of the 5 1/8 ounce ball from a speed of 90 mph …."
|145 g
|Author's measurement of a Wilson Baseball (Model A1001).
|"142.54 g"
|142.54 g
Baseball was invented around the last quarter of the 1800s. In the game of baseball, we all know that the ball is the main object in the game. A baseball is a small, round, and hard. The weight of a baseball must be between 5 and 5 ¼ ounces (142 to 149 grams) and its circumference from 9 to 9 ¼ inches (22.9 to 23.5 centimeters).
The formation of the ball begins with a ½ ounce (14 g), 2.9 inch (7.4 cm) diameter cork core. A layer of black rubber is then applied followed by a layer of red rubber each weighing ⅞ of an ounce (25 g). Afterwards, 121 yards (111 m) of blue-gray wool followed by 45 yards (41 m) of white wool yarn are added to the outside. The ball is then wrapped in cowhide covering held together by 216 stitches and some rubber cement. Red stitches are placed on the ball to allow pitchers to throw curve balls. Curve balls curve since the air resistance on the stitches is non-uniform.
From my experiment of weighing a baseball, the result came out to be 142.54 grams which fits within the accepted range of 142 to 149 grams.
Christina Lee -- 1999
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The La Habra Redevelopment Agency, along with all 400 redevelopment agencies in California, was dissolved on February 1, 2012, by order of the California Supreme Court in a decision issued on December 29, 2011 (California Redevelopment Association et al. v. Ana Matosantos). On June 27, 2012, the California Legislature passed and the Governor signed AB 1484, a bill making technical and substantive changes to AB 26, the dissolution bill that was found largely constitutional by the Supreme Court on December 29, 2011.
In response to the requirements of AB 26 and AB 1484 the City has created the Successor Agency to the Dissolved Redevelopment Agency for the City of La Habra. AB 26 provides that cities may create successor agencies and continue to implement "enforceable obligations" which were in place prior to the suspension—existing contracts, bonds, leases, etc.—and take title to all of the former redevelopment agencies' housing and other assets. Pursuant to state legislation, the Successor Agency is governed by the Oversight Board of the Successor Agency. The Oversight Board of the Successor Agency, which is required by AB 26, oversees certain fiscal management of former Redevelopment Agency assets other than affordable housing assets.


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Betty Jean Thomas Hendrick age 76 of Murfreesboro, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Saturday January 11, 2014. A native of Rutherford County, she was the daughter of the late Howard and Christine Walden Thomas. She is also preceded in death by sister; Barbara Ann Thomas, and a brother; Ronnie Thomas.
Funeral service will be 10:00am Tuesday at Woodfin Memorial Chapel with Dr. Eugene Cotey and Pastor Noel Schoonmaker officiating. Burial will follow in Cothran Cemetery with Dr. John Dixon, Dr. Steve Embry, Gary Eakes, Bob Verbal, Charlie Thomas, Jason Thomas, Jim Thomas, and Kurt Wooten serving as pallbearers. Honary pallbearers will be Jean Cotey, Pam Pilote, Jonella Prince, Nall Halton, Clara Todd, and Betty Bradbury.
Mrs. Hendrick was survived by her husband of 53 years; Dick Hendrick, her children; daughter Lora Hendrick of Donelson, Rick Hendrick and his wife Sandra of Murfreesboro, Mike Hendrick of Murfreesboro, grandson Austin Hendrick, brother Jim Thomas and his wife Beverly of Murfreesboro, and sister-in-law Pat Thomas of Murfreesboro.
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P2Pool is a decentralized Bitcoin mining pool that works by creating a peer-to-peer network of miner nodes.
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Many people think having school spirit is embodied by your love and fanaticism for your university. However, it also exists when someone is a cheerleader for their students and the promising futures those students pursue.In this way, Dr. Sarah Hawkins, assistant professor of education in the Department of Early Childhood, Elementary and Special Educaton, is one of MSU's biggest cheerleaders – and she's received recognition for it. Hawkins was named Most School Spirited for the third annual Kentucky Monthly Professor Superlative Class. Award winners are chosen by the publication's readers, who nominate their favorite professors for different categories. Hawkins received a bachelor's degree in communicative disorders at the University of Mississippi, a master's degree in early childhood education and a doctoral degree in moderate and severe disabilities at the University of Kentucky.After she was hired by MSU in 2008, Hawkins immediately became a champion for students with disabilities. She organized and hosted a transition fair for students with disabilities. She also founded a chapter of the national Student Council for Exceptional Children at Morehead State, serving as its faculty advisor and on the statewide board for the Council of Exceptional Children. Hawkins said she hopes her efforts will change people's perceptions of the disabled."Many times, individuals only see the disability," Hawkins said. "As educators, it is important to approach each student as an individual and teach them using appropriate learning modes that will ensure positive outcomes. I know these students can acquire the needed skills to become active participants in their communities."Now in her fourth year at Morehead State, Hawkins has made great strides in her instruction and research. "I feel that when most of the students complete my courses, they come out as strong advocates and are not afraid to stand up for students with disabilities," Hawkins said. "They have also increased their self-confidence by taking a stand on what is right."
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In 1961, with the support of President John F. Kennedy, the U.S. Congress declared that "a principal objective of the foreign policy of the United States is the encouragement and sustained support of the people of developing countries in their efforts to acquire the knowledge and resources essential to development and to build the economic, political, and social institutions which will improve the quality of their lives" (Foreign Assistance Act). The resulting creation of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) more than 50 years ago has led to current efforts in more than 100 countries with the purpose of "furthering America's foreign policy interests in expanding democracy and free markets while also extending a helping hand to people struggling to make a better life, recovering from a disaster, or striving to live in a free and democratic country. It is this caring that stands as a hallmark of the United States around the world."
One program that is funded through USAID is the CNFA "Farmer-to- Farmer" program that "provides opportunities for U.S. farmers, agribusiness professionals, and other agriculturists to help contribute to democracy-building and the development of a market economy by sharing their expertise with aspiring entrepreneurs across the globe." I had the great privilege of participating as a volunteer in this program during this past year in the Republic of Georgia. This small country has the Black Sea on its western border and shares borders with Turkey and Armenia to the south, Azerbaijan to the south and east, and Russia to the north. This scenically beautiful country has land area slightly smaller than my home state of South Carolina.
Georgia received its independence from the former Soviet Union in 1991 and it is now a democratic republic with strong ties to the U.S. The population of 4.5 million people is primarily Orthodox Christian and there are historic churches and monasteries dotting the foothills of the majestic Caucasus mountains. Georgia is known for its 8,000-year history of making wine. They also produce citrus near the Black Sea, walnuts, pome fruit, and stone fruit. Both stone fruit and winegrapes are primarily grown in the Kakheti region. As a result of conflicts with Russia (including the Five-Day War in August 2008), the Russian border has been closed to Georgian exports (wine, fruit, etc.). Russia was formerly the single largest importer of Georgian wine and fruits, so the border closure has resulted in oversupply, poor prices to producers, and the need to increase exports to other neighboring countries.
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My time in Georgia involved teaching a week-long, intensive "Peach Growing 101" course, and visiting new and established production orchards, markets, and storage facilities. I diagnosed orchard management and production problems and offered advice and solutions. I demonstrated pruning and thinning techniques and discussed fruit maturity assessment and postharvest management issues. In total, during two trips, I spent four weeks both educating and learning from my warm Georgian friends.
Interestingly, from a practical farming perspective, many of the issues and problems they experience are similar to those of the growers here in the U.S. However, unlike the U.S., with our land grant universities and Cooperative Extension Service, they have no state-funded experts to come and advise them or educate them. Further, their ability to extend the shelflife of fruit through refrigeration (both for storage and transport) is historically lacking. However, I did visit a brand new, state-of-the-art cold storage facility in Tbilisi, the capital city, which has the capacity to handle 7,000 tons of meat, fruit, and vegetables. This is the largest such facility in the country and it should be a terrific new resource for Georgian growers.
Finally, one unanticipated aspect of the trip was the chance to be interviewed for the popular "Our Farm" TV program with an episode about peach growing in Georgia. The episode is supposed to be broadcast nationwide on Georgian TV in September 2012. I am eager to see it. The Georgian people are warm and hospitable. The country is beautiful, the cuisine is delicious, and the hospitality is memorable. Why not visit there one day and even go on one of their famous wine tours?
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This column by Dr. Desmond R. Layne, "The Joy In Serving "Georgian" Peach Farmers" appeared in the September/October 2012 issue of The American Fruit Grower magazine on page 47.
Desmond R. Layne, Ph.D., is a professor of pomology, tree fruit specialist, and state program team leader for horticulture at Clemson University. You can follow him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/peachdoctor and on twitter at twitter.com/peachdoctor. For more information, go to www.clemson.edu/peach.


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Wed 16 Jul 2008
Hello Everyone,
I am a programmer for the 2nd Annual Cinema Verite – Iran International Documentary Film Festival – which takes place in Tehran October 15th-19th, 2008. We're still looking for films to feature in the following categories (see hidden section). Let me know if you or someone you know has a film that fits into any of these categories. We will fly out a number of the filmmakers to Tehran with four nights stay (and we'll take care of visas for you as well). Looking forward to hearing from you.
azad at cimafilms dot com.
Wed 16 Jul 2008
Great. Thanks for posting Azad.
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New funding for documentaries about Social Entrepreneurship
Online discussion about the funding initiative, co-hosted by Cara Mertes, Director of Sundance Documentary Film Program, happening July 15-30 on www.social edge.org.
The Sundance Documentary Film Program, in partnership with the Skoll Foundation, will provide $1.2 million in film project grants to new feature-length independent documentary films about social entrepreneurship (including the work of specific social entrepreneurs).
Films at any stage of development, production or post-production may apply. Completed films will not be considered. The initiative anticipates funding up to 8 films in the range of $30,000-$150,000 per project. Editorial control must be retained by the filmmaker(s).
Request for Proposals OPEN NOW
Deadline for Submissions: August 15, 2008
Awards announced: December, 2008
Thu 17 Jul 2008
Hi, my name is Heather, and I am in need of some help/advice. I recently graduated from NYU, and was filming my documentary thesis on BASE jumpers (people who jump off of "B"uildings, "A"nntenae, "S"pans, and "E"arth objects such as cliffs and caves using a parachute). It's mostly illegal and very dangerous but I've been able to shoot some really great stuff. You can view bits on my youtube site (http://www.youtube.com/tribepictures).
Anyway, to cut to the chase, one of the guys that I've followed around for a year, affectionately nicknamed Maggot, was just in a motorcycle accident this past saturday that has left him paralyzed from the chest down!! That is, unless he can get funding to go to China where they will treat him with their knowledge of stem cell research ...
Doctors have given a deadline of one month before he is deemed permanently paralyzed, and the race to help fund his operation(s) and transportation is underway.
Maggot was the first BASE jumper I had the privilege to meet, and he was with me on my first skydive! Aside from documenting him, he has become a true friend and someone that I see everyone fall in love with. I would absolutely love to follow his journey through this, and I feel like this is really the story I should be following instead of just BASE jumping ... but I've run out of money! Does anyone know of any immediate doc grants or wealthy patrons of documentaries?! I would love any help! I know this is more like a pitch but I'm so frazzled right now by recent events that I just need second opinions. Thanks!!!
Thu 17 Jul 2008
ps – my email is email@example.com ...thanks again!
Fri 18 Jul 2008
Heather, if I knew of any I'd send them your way... But what an intense and crazy story. I want to know what happens! Definitely KEEP THE CAMERA ROLLING. Stem cell research might be an unexpected subject for you to dive into, but given you have a totally engaging and spectacular subject that could be something of a dead end dramatically (BASE jumping), going into Maggot's accident and WHY STEM CELL RESEARCH IN THE US IS IMPORTANT, or more precisely why he has to go all the way to China (if stem cell research is indeed the issue) and wether he makes it or not, might catapult your project to another level.
This may be hard to come to terms with, but helping him get to China shouldn't be your main or only focus. You are a filmmaker, so FILM WHATEVER HAPPENS. Either way you have an extremely powerful flesh and blood example of the real implications of bigotry and narrow minded science policy. Listen, I could go on with this for hours but you shouldn't be reading this. You should be filming Maggot and his doctors and everyone who cares about him and is trying to get him to China.
I don't know, maybe you don't want to just ditch your BASE subject. I'm sure there's a lot more to it than Maggot. But I know that if you manage to combine the two, or rather to start with one story that suddenly, brutally turns into another, it will not only be a faithful record of your experience as a filmmaker, but it will also be a much more powerful film. One that more people will care about and one you'll get more funding for, short or long term. Try stem-cell advocacy groups, they might have ideas.
A quick search brought these up:
And there's a handful of docs on the subject that could probably point you in the right direction.
Maybe if you can convince one of these groups of how powerful an advocacy tool your film would be if you could show how stem cell research did indeed save this person from paralysis, and that he had to go all the way to China to get it, they might help you find the money for the trip.
Fri 18 Jul 2008
i don't normally advocate people to take out loans on their credit cards, but if that's what you need to do in order to fly to China and accompany your subject, then that's what you need to do. if your gut is telling you that this is one of the key parts to your story, you can't miss it.
it's nice to approach foundations and organizations, but there's absolutely NO way that they are going to give you the money you need that quickly – especially not to a recent film-school grad who doesn't have any prominent broadcast credits. so don't waste your time with foundations at this crucial juncture.
the only other option is some wealthy individuals who are either part of the BASE jumping community, or connected to the stem cell advocacy cause. and then there's always your family and relatives... ;)
Fri 18 Jul 2008
Listen to Chris, he knows what he's talking about.
And re-reading your post I realize you didn't need my silly pep-talk. You had already figured all that out. Good luck!
Fri 18 Jul 2008
The request is to fund this person's treatment not figure out how to pay for an $800 ticket to china.
As much as you care about this person, the "China" solution is a scam.
If there were a way to regenerate spinal cord breaks using stem cells, Teddy Pendergass, the late Christopher Reeve, and many other high profile people who have these injuries would be lining up and it would be major news in the medical journals. That is not true.
A decade ago people in my local film community received a similar request for an A.C. who had lost his sight in an explosion to go to Switzerland for an experimental surgery to replace his eyeballs with cameras wired into his brain.
There are unscrupulous doctors around the globe who will do anything to experiment on your body. I understand because I've been there and considered some wild things – thankfully I wasn't facing life as a quadriplegic.
Fri 18 Jul 2008
Robert: Sadly, I think that your right, though that could make the story even more interesting.
I would say Heather that a twist like this is the kind of thing that could make a doc leap out from the competition. Consider the excellent "Favela Rising", which went to every festival in the world, HBO, academy shortlist, etc....if that hadn't ended with the main character having a spinal cord injury (which, like your case, had nothing to do with the plot of the film) and valiantly overcoming it, it simply would not have been Favela Rising.
No two cases are the same though...
Sat 19 Jul 2008
robert, if you read her post, you'll see that it's slightly ambiguous as to what heather is asking money for. but certainly, one of the things she needs is production money. of course, you are correct about the scam nature of all the alternative healthcare remedies in China (and elsewhere).
i agree with nicholas that FAVELA RISING was definitely aided by the lead character's paralysis (and resultant recovery). that, however, is unlikely to be an option in this case. still, documenting this struggle to get one's physical abilities back is going to be compelling on many levels.
Sat 19 Jul 2008
thank you guys for commenting ... it's definitely brought me back down to reality and everything that you've said has made me think more about what i need to do!!
Mon 21 Jul 2008
Sheffield Doc/Fest's MeetMarket is now open for Project Submissions!
Doc /Fest presents the UK's biggest international documentary marketplace and its unique pitching initiative: MeetMarket where, in pre-scheduled match-made one-on-one meetings, documentary makers pitch their newest and most unique projects to dozens of UK and international buyers, Executive Producers, commissioning editors and distributors. MeetMarket provides high quality, original ideas with the possibility to be fast-tracked from development to production, in a supportive and dynamic setting. The projected worth of sales in negotiation sparked at MeetMarket 2007 adds up to £4,321,980, and rising. MeetMarket is a unique and exciting way to pitch and discuss the projects you're most passionate about with the documentary decision-makers who matter
Online project submissions are now open. Projects can be any stage of development and applicants can be from any geographic location and background. Interactive and cross-platform projects are also very welcome. To see the full list of confirmed buyers, see http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/buyerslist <http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/buyerslist> . For more information on applying, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/meetmarket <http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/meetmarket>
"MeetMarket surprised me: I had an extraordinarily creative response to my film from 23 intelligent men and women who care passionately about documentaries. They reflected my story back to me and I came out richer – not just financially, although I have already been offered money to complete my film, but in terms of valuing my project." – MeetMarket participant 2007
Mon 21 Jul 2008
that's 6 times you've posted this?
Mon 21 Jul 2008
It's the British Invasion!
Mon 21 Jul 2008
One posting is enough, Charlie. We love Sheffield so we'll keep them all up, but next time any multiple postings from you will be deleted.
Mon 21 Jul 2008
Eyes of the World Media Group is hiring an Associate Producer/Assistant Editor ASAP. Culver City, Los angeles
Eyes of the World Media Group specializes in socially conscious media. Our work reflects the belief that the power of media can raise awareness to create positive change. Currently we are working on METH INSIDE OUT, an innovative educational DVD series on methamphetamine addiction and recovery produced in partnership with UCLA.
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Candidate must have significant production and assistant editing experience (in Final Cut Pro, After Effects a plus), strong handle on technology, excellent communication skills, and capability to handle demanding workload.
Pay: Compensation range is $700-800/wk depending on experience. To apply, send resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Location: Our office is located near Sony Studios in Culver City, CA.
Dates: Start immediately, through the end of December.
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Tue 22 Jul 2008
sorry, 'technical' error...it's good stuff though...charlie
Tue 22 Jul 2008
Hi Everyone,
I've been on D-Word for a while but this is my first post. I'm teaching two classes in LA this summer and would appreciate it if you would spread the word to your LA friends.
LA-Based award winning documentary filmmaker Jonathan Skurnik is teaching two classes this summer, one on Documentary Fundraising and the other on the Craft of the Documentary. Both classes begin on Saturday, August 2nd. There's a 10% discount for all D-Word members.
To learn more about the classes or sign up, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or go to: www.jskurnik.com
Documentary Proposal Writing and Fundraising: This class is designed to help you create an effective proposal package that will enable you to raise money for your documentary. The class will take you step by step through the proposal process, beginning with clearly defining your story, writing a treatment, creating a budget, designing an innovative distribution strategy and developing your ability to pitch your film with confidence. The class will be limited to six students so each participant will have ample time to workshop their materials in the context of a nurturing and supportive community of their peers. The class meets for three hours on a weekend day for five consecutive weeks. Cost of the class: $395
The Craft of the Documentary Film: Each week we will learn about and discuss a key element of the filmmaking craft—such as conducting interviews, developing characters, and documentary cinematography—and look at clips from classic and recent documentaries to illustrate the brilliant ways that other filmmakers have accomplished their goals. Each class will culminate with an assignment to make a short video utilizing the tools we have discussed. We will then spend the first hour of the following class sharing and discussing our assignment videos. You will finish the course with a body of work, a new–found confidence and pride in your filmmaking skills, and a group of peers upon whom you can rely to help you make your next film. The class meets for three hours on a weekend day for six consecutive weeks. Access to your own video camera required. Cost of the class: $495
What students are saying about the Proposal & Fundraising Class:
"Story, story, story! Jonathan helps you pinpoint your story because without a story you don't have a film. His proposal writing and fundraising class is one of the best I've ever taken." –Joyce G.
"This intimate, hands-on and nurturing class gave me the needed push to tackle the daunting task of funding documentary films. Thanks, J!†–Sheila H.
"Jonathan helped pull me out of the morass of details to get me focused on what to say and how to say it. A safe place to exchange and improve ideas.†–Daniel K.
"For a first time filmmaker, Jonathan's class is an invaluable way to jump start inspiration and bring much-needed focus to the process.†–Dennis L.
What students are saying about the Craft of the Documentary Class:
"Thank you for opening my creative world beyond my expectations. Your class challenged me and helped make my vision even stronger. Thank you for believing in me and guiding me through this process. You have made a great and positive difference to my life.†–Alissa H.
"I so admire your extensive knowledge of filmmaking and the sensitivity and understanding you afforded to each person who attended your class. Everyone came away from your workshop with fresh ideas for staying focused and organized during the production process, as well as a renewed belief in themselves as documentary producers.†–Melissa C.
"It gave me a sense of security that I could do a more complicated documentary and that I wouldn't get lost in the process.†–Leah S.
"You did an excellent job introducing the nuances and complexities of storytelling and explained the concepts in a fun and friendly manner.†–Thomas B.
"The class exceeded my expectations because it was intense, it had abundant information, and the class dynamic was wonderful.†–Nora L.
Thu 24 Jul 2008
this is my second posting on D-word. my first was accidentally made to the industry topic page.
If you know of anyone looking for production space in NY, please let me know. A friend has an amazing space in Tribeca and it's uniquely inexpensive for Manhattan yet vaulted and spacious. Excellent pressed tin ceilings. oh my. a documentarian's paradise.
Fri 25 Jul 2008
Love your picture Guy :)
Mon 28 Jul 2008
I'm trying to contact Sabine Krayenbuhl, editor of Mad Hot Ballroom & My Architect, to see whether she might be available for a job. If anyone has contact info for her, please email me at email@example.com.


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NxtGen Datacenter And Cloud Technologies which provides datacenter and enterprise cloud services to businesses has securedINR 50 crores in funding from Intel capital. Founded by AS Rajgopal in 2012, NxtGen Datacenter provides datacenter & cloud services from it's own High Density Data Center (HDDC) facilities or deploy from their centrally managed On Premise Data Center (OPDC). The company which currently has a datacenter in Bangalore plans to open one in Mumbai and Delhi. As per reports, NxtGen Datacenter has acquired around ten acres of land in the outskirts of Bangalore for setting up an advanced facility and is targeting revenues of Rs 500 crore in next three years. Big corporations including banks and media companies are storing large amounts of corporate data which has increased the demand for analyzing this data. Currently, Indian is witnessing an explosion of data thanks to millions of smartphone and internet users. But, the internet giants are not considering the country as an option to launch datacenters . According to a report , Gartner estimates Indian data center footprint at 4 million square feet, and estimated to grow to 6.6 million sq ft by 2016, with service providers driving majority of the growth. In terms of market size, it is projected to grow to $3 billion (Rs 16,320 crore) from $2.2 billion (Rs 11,960 crore) in the same period. Earlier in March this year, Hyderabad based Ctrl S , an IT enabled Managed Service Provider (MSP) has expanded its overseas operations by setting up a datacenter in San Diego, California, US. Source | iamwire Looking For A Social Media Agency?? – Contact WATConsult – India's Leading Social Media Agency
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Christmas is the season of giving, so why should the NFL stars that make our Autumn Sundays so awesome be any exception?
As with anybody else, it is sometimes easy to figure out exactly the right gift while other times it seems like an impossible task. That's the fun part of gift giving, though: putting your mind to the task of coming up with something that special someone either wants or needs.
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A collection of photographs now on display captures 16 unique scenes from downtown Amarillo.
The exhibition, dubbed a 15 & One: A Photographer's Challenge, opened Thursday in the lobby of Happy State Bank, 701 S. Taylor St.
Center City of Amarillo is sponsoring the show.
I was asked to participate in the exhibition, along with 15 other Amarillo photographers: Sherry Adkins, Tracy Barnett, David Bowser, David Alan Corbin, Ralph Duke, Tom Higley, Gentrye Houghton, Melissa Loftin, Delores Maldanado, Michael Norris, Katy Pair, Philip Periman, Dusty Reins, Cynthia Valverde and Steve White.
Each photographer was randomly assigned a specific street in downtown Amarillo. We could shoot any scene we found of interest, as long as it was within our area.
The final exhibition includes 16 black-framed 11-by-14-inch photographs, but beyond those similarities, each image is vastly distinct.
The show is definitely worth viewing. It will remain on display at Happy State Bank through Jan. 28, then will relocate to the Galleries at Sunset Center through its First Friday Art Walk on Feb. 4.
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When it comes to previous drafts, St. Louis Rams fans are haunted with frightening memories of Tye Hill, Adam Carriker and a number of failed picks.
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Brian Henderson, head of PwC's fast-growth company programme and private business specialist, answers your questions on strategies and investment.
• Q: How important is my website to my business?
If online sales are an important part of your business, then your website is fundamental. There are many traditional retailers where online sales now rival or outgun those of their physical shops, so this is not just an issue for ecommerce businesses.
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