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Best wireless Routers
Bestseller No. 1
TPLINK Archer AC5400 Broadband Wireless Router
- Boost Your Wi-Fi - Advanced NitroQAMTM (1024-QAM) and 4-Stream technology increase maximum Wi-Fi speeds on all bands by 25%, achieving combined Wi-Fi speeds of up to 5334Mbps.
- More Bands, More Devices - Tri-Band Wi-Fi offers three distinct wireless bands for more devices.
- Multiple Reliable Connections - MU-MIMO allows the router to achieve 4X efficiency by communicating with up to four devices at once.
- Smoother Performance - Smart Connect automatically assigns each device to the best available band to achieve optimal performance.
- Powerful Processing - Ultra-Fast 1.4GHz Dual-Core CPU and 3 co-processors provide fast and stable overall performance.
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TP-LINK TL-WR841N 300 Mbps Wireless N Cable Router (Transmission Rates up to 300 Mbps, WPS Button, WPA/WPA2 Encryptions) - Black/White
- 300 Mbps wireless speed ideal for interruption sensitive applications like HD video streaming
- Two antennas increase the wireless robustness and stability
- Easy wireless security encryption at a push of WPS button
- IP based bandwidth control allows administrators to determine how much bandwidth is allotted to each PC
- Compatible with IPv6 - the recent internet protocol version
SaleBestseller No. 3
NETGEAR Mini N300 Mbps Wi-Fi Range Extender with External Antennas (Wi-Fi Booster) (EX2700-100UKS)
- Ideal for extending Wi-Fi to devices like the iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, iPad, PlayStation, Kindle, FireTV and Alexa
- Convenient wall-plug design and extend Wi-Fi up to 300 Mbps
- Works with any standard router or gateway
- Fast Ethernet port to connect a wired device
- External antennas for high performance
SaleBestseller No. 4
ASUS RT-AC51U Dual-Band Wireless AC750 Cloud Router (USB for Media Server, 3G/4G Sharing , Erfast 802.11ac Wi-Fi Router with Multifunctional USB for 3G/4G Sharing, AiCloud) - Black
- 802.11ac dual-band wireless at up to 733 Mbps for high-performance wireless
- Expanded wireless coverage with two fixed high-gain antennas
- USB port for printer networking, storage sharing or 3G/4G connections
- ASUS AiCloud app to access, sync, share and stream your files on the go-quickly
- Easy 30 second setup and robust controls like network monitoring through ASUSWRT dashboard
SaleBestseller No. 5
NETGEAR R6400-100UKS AC1750 (802.11ac) Dual Band Gigabit Smart Wi-Fi Router (External Antennas Boost Wi-Fi Speeds up to 450 Mbps + 1300 Mbps)
- High-powered antennas and Beamforming+ technology for faster, reliable connections
- Wireless access, share USB hard drives and printers with two built-in USB 2.0 ports
- ReadyCloud USB access allows you to enjoy personal and secure cloud access to USB storage
- NETGEAR genie app - enjoy your connected home with remote access
SaleBestseller No. 6
NETGEAR WNR2000-200UKS N300 300 Mbps Wi-Fi Router
- N300 WiFi speed offers faster downloads and Internet gaming
- WiFi range for small to medium homes
- Parental controls keep your Internet experience safe
- NETGEAR genie app simplifies home network management
SaleBestseller No. 7
Linksys WRT1900ACS Dual Band AC1900 Gigabit Smart Wi-Fi Router (1.6 GHz Processor, 128 MB Flash, 512 DDR3 RAM, USB 3.0, eSATA, 4 x Ethernet) - Open Source Ready
- Best in class performance wireless router capable of speeds of up to 1.3 Gbps on 5 GHz band and 600 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band. Also featured under the hood is a powerful 1.6 GHz dual-core ARM-based processor, 128 MB Flash and 512 MB DDR3 RAM
- Linksys Smart Wi-Fi software shipped as standard for those that want a simple yet powerful UI to use straight from the box
- 4 removable high performance antennas boost signal performance in all directions of the device to maximise your wireless capabilities
- Control your network with a Smart Wi-Fi feature called Network Map - Network Map provides a visual overview of your network, allowing you to see all devices on your network, view their online status and signal strength and measure how much bandwidth they're using
- Expanded connectivity supports file sharing - 1 x USB 3.0 port, 1 x eSATA/USB 2.0 port, 1 x Gigabit WAN port, 4 x Gigabit LAN Ports
Bestseller No. 8
TP-LINK TL-WR940N 450 Mbps Wireless N Cable Router (MIMO Technology, Transmission Rates up to 450 Mbps, WPS Button, WPA/WPA2 Encryptions) - Black
- 450 Mbps wireless speed ideal for interruption sensitive applications like HD video streaming
- Three antennas increase the wireless robustness and stability
- Easy wireless security encryption at a push of WPS button
- IP based bandwidth control allows administrators to determine how much bandwidth is allotted to each PC
- Up to 3 years warranty (register to active free third year guarantee)
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ASUS RT-N66U 802.11a/b/g/n Dual Band 450 Mbps Multimedia Ultra Slim Gigabit Wireless Router Support VPN Server, USB Storage, Print and Media Server
- Dual-band connectivity for lag-free entertainment
- Optimised and reliable wireless coverage via Ai Radar
- Easy setup through your tablet, smartphone or PC
- Powerful functions, easy management and wireless 3D HD content streaming
- 3 year manufacturer warranty
SaleBestseller No. 10
TP-LINK Archer C50 AC1200 Wireless Dual Band Cable Router (Fast Wireless Speed with 802.11ac, USB Port for Storage and Sharing, 2 External Antennas, USB Port for Storage and Sharing) - Black/Grey
- Supports 802.11ac standard - the next generation of Wi-Fi
- Simultaneous 2.4 GHz 300 Mbps and 5 GHz 867 Mbps connections for 1.2 Gbps of total available bandwidth
- Two dual band external antennas provide stable wireless connections and optimal coverage
SaleBestseller No. 11
TP-LINK M7350 4G LTE-Advanced Mobile Wi-Fi Router/Hotspot (Share Dual Band Wi-Fi with up to 10 Devices, Lightning 4G Speed, Long Lasting Battery, Easy to Use, Unlocked) Pokemon Go Ready
- Create Wi-Fi hotspot on the go for work and entertainment
- 4G LTE supports fast speed internet connection with download rate up to 150 Mbps, selectable 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz dual band Wi-Fi
- Powerful battery backup for up to 10 hours of working
- Easy to use, no software to install
- Unlocked for any operator's SIM card
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WiFi Router Booster Extender Amplifier Wireless Access Point / WiFi Long Range Wireless N Mini AP Router Network Dual External Antenna Complies IEEE802.11n/g/b with WPSeless-N 300 Mbps IEEE802.11n/g/b mit WPS
- Three working modes:Router/Extender/AP
- 300Mbps high-speed data transfer rate
- Dual antenna wireless high speed access
- Travel router convenient wall-plug design
- One-touch wireless security encryption with WPS button
SaleBestseller No. 13
TP-LINK Archer D2 AC750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit ADSL2+ Modem Router for Phone Line Connections - Black
- Supports 802.11ac standard - the next generation of Wi-Fi
- Simultaneous 2.4 GHz 300 Mbps and 5 GHz 433 Mbps connections provide a wireless experience
- Share a printer locally and files and media with networked devices or remotely via FTP server
- Ethernet WAN (EWAN) offers another broadband connectivity option for connecting VDSL, cable or fibre modems
- Simultaneous 2.4GHz 300Mbps and 5GHz 433Mbps connections provide a premium wireless experience
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Coredy N300 Mini WiFi Range Extender/ Access Point / Router with External Antennas (Coredy E300)
- BOOST WIFI COVERAGE: Boosts your existing Wi-Fi coverage, extend wireless network to hard-to-reach areas. Say goodbye to WiFi dead zones
- HIGH PERFORMANCE: External antennas for better performance, reliable wireless N network speed up to 300Mbps covering your bedroom, floors, restroom, garage and garden
- EASY INSTALLATION: Easily expand wireless coverage at a push of the WPS button; or browser-based configuration, accessible from almost any device, including iOS and Android mobile platforms. Smart LED signal indicator helps you find the best location
- CONNECT WIRED DEVICES: While boosting your existing Wi-Fi coverage, the two Ethernet ports can connect any wired device such as a smart TV, multimedia player, game console or PC to your WiFi network, work as a media bridge
- CREATE A NEW WIFI NETWORK: In Access Point (AP) mode, it can be connected to any wired LAN to create a new Wi-Fi Access point, allowing the internet connection to be accessed from laptops, tablets, phones or other Wi-Fi devices
SaleBestseller No. 15
AFOUNDRY Dual Band Wireless AC Gigabit Router,6 External Antennas,Three Processors,Metal Computer WiFi N Router Used in Home,Enterprise,Villas
- This Gigabit Wireless Router support IEEE 802.11ac - The newest generation of wifi technology which is 3 times faster than the previous 802.11n products and the total transmission rate up to 1200Mbps.
- WiFi router, equipped with three processors MT7621+MT7612EN+MT7603 - 3 hearts working simultaneously, more stable signal. Dual band wireless signal 2.4GHz+5.8GHz support.
- This router with 6 Omni ANT - Suffice to penetrate three or four walls and get coverage of 40ft easily. Support 100 devices online (Normal routers penetrate one wall, the signal will be weakened and max 30 devices online).
- Enterprise router wireless with metal shell - Good heat dissipation makes your router more stable and reliable. Moreover, with this router in hand you can experience a different military texture and high-end atmospheric grade.
- USB3.0 port gives you a quick access to share picture, movie and video with your family or colleague via the network.Detail instruction for easy setup and Smart encryption options WPA/WPA2, WEP, WPA-PSK protects your important data.
SaleBestseller No. 16
Orbi - Fast, Secure, Whole Home Wi-Fi System (AC3000 Tri-Band with Router and Satellites) by NETGEAR (RBK50-100UKS)
- Orbi home Wi-Fi system includes an Orbi Wi-Fi router and satellite that delivers a stronger, faster Wi-Fi signal throughout your home
- Two Orbi cover up to 4,000 square feet with high-performance Wi-Fi
- Tri-band Wi-Fi creates a dedicated wireless connection between the Orbi router and satellite delivering the fast internet speed similar to a wired connection
- Easy setup with a single and secure Wi-Fi network, comes preconfigured out of the box
- Enjoy seamless 4K video streaming and gaming without lag, buffering or dropped connections for all your Wi-FI hungry devices like the iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, iPad, PlayStation, PlayStation Pro, Kindle, XBox One S, FireTV and Amazon Echo
SaleBestseller No. 17
Belkin N300 Wall Plug Mounted Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender/Wireless Signal Booster
- Extend Wi-Fi coverage - delivers Wi-Fi signal to hard to reach areas of your home or office virtually eliminating dead spots
- Boost your connectivity - with speeds of up to 300 Mbps ideal for video streaming
- Simple start - simple set-up can be done via laptop, smartphone or tablet device
- Broad compatibility - works with all brands of routers and modem routers
- Compact design - plugs into a standard wall outlet and has a compact design that fits unobtrusively into any home decor
Bestseller No. 18
Wavlink AC1200 Dual Band 2.4GHz 300Mbps + 5GHz 867Mbps Wireless Router with 4 External High Gain Antenna Supports WPS Encryption and Qos
- Supports super speed 802.11ac(The next generation of Wi-Fi) and concurrent dual-band connectivity delivers up to 1167 Mbps data rate for web streaming up to 4K Ultra HD video, smooth online gaming and performing other bandwidth-intensive tasks, Backwards compatible with 802.11 a/b/g/n.
- 4 External high-gain antennas offer wider coverage throughout your home, universal repeater and WIPS function for easy WiFi range extension,elimilate WiFi dead zone.
- Advanced QoS for Bandwidth optimization through client prioritization and Parental Controls for limits device internet access based on a schedule.
- Comes with simple installation requires no CD, supports 64/128-bit WEP, WPA, WPA2 WPA/WPA2 (TKIP+AES) security encryption and connection at a push of the WPS button.
- What you get: 1 x AC1200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router, 1 x RJ-45 Ethernet Cable, 1 x Power Adapter, 1 x User Manual, 1 x worry-free 12 month warranty.
SaleBestseller No. 19
NETGEAR R6220-100UKS AC1200 1200 Mbps (802.11ac) Smart Wi-Fi Dual Band Gigabit Router with External Antennas for Cable Broadband Connections (Virgin Media, Plusnet, BT)
- AC1200 Wi-Fi - 300 + 867 Mbps speeds - 880 MHz processor delivers high-performance connectivity
- Ideal for homes with eight or more Wi-Fi devices
- Connectivity for dual band Wi-Fi devices like iPad/iPhone
- Enhanced parental controls to manage web filtering and accessibility by profiles or devices
- NETGEAR genie App - personal dashboard to monitor, control and repair your home network
SaleBestseller No. 20
TP-LINK TL-WR702N Universal N Nano Travel Router/Wi-Fi Range Extender/TV, Gaming Set-top Adapter with USB Charger
- Ideal for home and travel use
- Supports AP, router, client, bridge and repeater operation modes
- 150 Mbps wireless data rates ideal for video streaming, online gaming and internet calls
- Powered through a micro USB port by an external power adapter or USB connection
- Compatible with most 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi devices
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Roundup: Glads survive OT, Hornets fall
ONTONAGON – Ontonagon got itself a non-conference girls' basketball victory Tuesday night, though it may have shortened coach Dick Franti's lifespan in the process.
In a finish the longtime skipper likened to a root canal, the Gladiators coughed up an 11-point lead after three quarters, forced overtime and eked out the 45-42 victory over Hancock in the extra session.
"It was looking like a horrendous disaster and we managed to snatch one out of the fire," Franti said.
The win gets the Gladiators (6-2) back on the winning track after back-to-back non-league losses last week.
Hancock (3-7) trailed 33-22 after three quarters, then caught fire in the fourth, knocking down several threes and going 6-for-9 from the free-throw line.
The Bulldogs even led 40-39 until Ontonagon's Chloe Ashley drew a foul with about 30 seconds left and split her free throws.
The Gladiators got the defensive stop they needed, then several more in the overtime, in which they held Hancock to just two points.
"If there's any good sign out of it, it's the fact that when we absolutely had to focus, we did," Franti said.
Brooke Turin led all scorers with 13 points. Bobbi Ross had 11 and Chelsea Truscott 10 for the Gladiators, who travel to Lake Linden-Hubbell for a key Copper Country Conference game Friday night.
Hancock, which got 11 points apiece from Molly Berg and Taylor Mattson plus 10 from Taylor Pertile, is at Chassell Friday. The Bulldogs won the JV game.
Hancock 7 9 6 18 2 – 42
Ontonagon 13 5 15 7 5 – 45
Hancock – Molly Berg 11, Quincy Lorenzetti 6, Kirsten Berg 1, Taylor Pertile 10, Taylor Mattson 11, Lily Williams 3; FT: 6-11; Fouls: 16; Fouled out: M. Berg; 3-point field goals: Lorenzetti 2, M. Berg 1, Williams 1.
Ontonagon – Molly Domitrovich 1, Chloe Ashley 1, Brooke Turin 13, Brilynn Pollard 7, Bobbi Ross 11, Chelsea Truscott 10, Rebecca Karttunen 2; FT: 6-16; Fouls: 15; Fouled out: none; 3-point field goals: Turin 2, Brilynn Pollard 1.
Negaunee 56, L'Anse 40
NEGAUNEE – Outscoring visiting L'Anse 24-0 in the third quarter, the Negaunee High School girls basketball team posted a non-conference victory over the Purple Hornets Tuesday night.
Ashley Veale paced the No. 5-ranked Miners with 16 points, six rebounds and seven steals. Teammate Rosalie Anderson added 14 points and seven boards, while Kayla Hakala chipped in 13 points.
L'Anse (7-3), which entered the game without top player Valerie Rajala due to a knee injury, lost Madi Swanson to a head injury in the first quarter.
"She hit her head on the floor a couple of times," NHS head coach Brandon Sager said.
"In the third quarter, we kicked it in. We were patient, took good shots and our defense was really good tonight."
The Purple Hornets, which outscored Negaunee subs 23-2 in the fourth quarter, got 15 points from Kelsey Ross.
Negaunee won the JV contest, 46-41.
L'Anse 8 9 0 23 – 40
Negaunee 16 14 24 2 – 56
L'Anse – Koskinen 2, Ross 15, Swanson 7, Larson 4, Norback 4, LaBerge 1, Lister 4, Johnson 2, Lissy 1; FT:?6-13; 3-point field goals?: Ross 2.
Negaunee – Wilber 2, Hakala 13, Veale 16, LaFreniere 2, Randall 2, Cappoferri 2, A. Anderson 3, R. Anderson 14, Romback 2; FT:?7-10; 3-point field goals:?Hakala 2, Veale 1.
Chassell 49, Jeffers 43
PAINESDALE – Chassell proved just a little better down the stretch to earn a Copper Country Conference victory over rival Jeffers Tuesday.
The Panthers overcame eight Jeffers three-pointers with five of their own and put three players in double figures.
"Their shots were falling the last few minutes and ours weren't," Jeffers coach Kathleen Storm said.
Storm and the Jets had reason to be pleased with the performance. Though Jeffers falls to 0-11 (0-4 CCC), the game was the Jets' closest since the season opener against Watersmeet, also a 49-43 game, and marked their highest offensive output in six weeks.
"The offensive end, it was definitely one of our better nights of the year," Storm said.
Chassell (5-3, 4-1 CCC) took advantage of strong guard play, getting 14 points from Jamie Dompier and 12 from Karli Michaels.
"Karli and Jamie both, they can drive the basket and make it all the way to the hoop. All night, they were getting those easy buckets and they could hardly stop them down low," Storm said.
Chassell led 27-21 at the half, but Jeffers drew to two after three quarters and was neck-and-neck through the fourth, which Chassell won 15-11.
Kirsten Daavettila added 11 for Chassell, which plays Hancock Friday night.
Abbie Rajala led all scorers with 16 points for Jeffers. Kelsey Heinonen added 11. The Jets are at Baraga Friday.
Chassell 11 16 7 15 – 49
Jeffers 13 8 11 11 – 43
Chassell – Jamie Dompier 14, Karli Michaels 12, Kirsten Daavettila 11, Sara Kilpela 4, Madeline Huhta 8; FT: 4-7; Fouls: 12; Fouled out: none; 3-point field goals: Michaels 2, Daavettila 3.
Jeffers – Haley Makela 7, Stephanie Fraki 4, Abbie Rajala 16, Shelby Seppanen 5, Kelsey Heinonen 11; FT: 7-10; Fouls: 15; Fouled out: none; 3-point field goals: Rajala 4, Seppanen 1, Heinonen 3.


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DIXON—The Carl Sandburg College volleyball team lost 25-20, 22-25, 25-13, 25-23 at Sauk Valley on Wednesday in an Arrowhead Conference match.
Freshman setter Lexa Mahr had 33 assists, nine digs, two kills and a block for the Chargers (7-8, 2-6), who lost consecutive matches for just the second time this season.
Sophomore middle hitter Caitlyn Godfrey had 14 kills, 12 digs, two blocks and an ace for Sandburg, and sophomore outside hitter Mercedes Sazone added seven kills, eight digs and a pair of blocks. Freshman outside hitter had nine kills for the second straight match in addition to six digs, two blocks and two aces.
"We have to stop diggings ourselves a hole," Chargers coach Todd Winkler said. "We can fight back, but by then it's too late."
Sandburg travels to face Monmouth JV at 7 tonight and will play in the Harper Tournament on Saturday in Palatine.


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I missed meeting you....darn it! I think I saw you at the clambake but kept missing the oportunity to introduce myself. Hope you had a good time. Maybe we will meet some other time.
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Welcome TeaFriends to TeaDay. Today is could be donned "Fanatical TeaDay"... maybe.
We have been discussing Where we enjoy brewing our tea for the past few days and I got to thinking that it would be interesting to see how 'Fanatical' we are about where we purchase our favorite brew!
Shall we brew and share what is in our cups today...all day! I am looking forward to sharing TeaDay with everyone ... so, bottoms up, refill, repeat often!
Today's TeaPoll and discussion topic is about how fanatical are you about where you buy your tea? Please share.


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Welcome To The Beautiful Foodie Dream World Of GreenChefs Golubka
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Golubka ("dove" from Russian) is a mother-daughter collaboration telling a story about a life revolving around fresh and delicious food. We started a blog to share our love for mindful cooking and eating, photography, and storytelling. The kitchen is the heart of our household, where all our days begin and end, with much laughing and experimenting.
A., the mom and mastermind behind many recipes on Golubka, found her way to raw foods through postpartum health problems that occurred after the birth of second daughter Paloma, now a two year old green smoothie fiend. After regaining her health, A. became fascinated with the idea of taking raw food preparation to an artistic level. With the help of M., the older daughter, Golubka was created.
We enjoy traveling and experiencing different cuisines. Our fondness for adventurous flavours is often reflected in our own cooking, with fearless combination of fresh ingredients.
Our day jobs have nothing to do with food preparation or styling, but we'd very much like that to change, and Golubka is a first step towards our dream.
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The American Kodály institute at Loyola University Maryland provides music educators an opportunity to earn a Master of Education in Kodály Music Education in just four summers. Each summer session runs for three weeks and during that time, graduate students hone their personal musicianship and teaching skills, culminating in a practical, and usable portfolio, in lieu of a final thesis. Kodaly-trained teachers research folk songs and singing games, and determine historical and cross-curricular connections to support the demographics of their students, resulting in a custom made Kodály curriculum created to fit each student population and individual school.
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The American Kodály Institute at Loyola University Maryland provides an engaging and nurturing environment that allows music educators to thrive and reach their peak potential. Graduate students master 21st century applications of the Kodály philosophy and Music Learning Theory. In addition to completing their Kodály certification coursework, they study the intricacies of vocal pedagogy and science, develop methods for teaching students with special needs, and practice folk instrument accompaniment. This program applies the latest music education research with the goal of music literacy for all. Our faculty are master teachers with current classroom experience teaching musicians from birth through adulthood, and inspire our students to become artists, pedagogues, and scholars of the highest caliber. The American Kodály Institute is currently applying for national endorsement with the Organization of American Kodály Educators and is one of a handful of institutions worldwide that goes beyond Kodaly certification and offers a Master of Education in Kodály Music Education.


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Stock Market Today: Correction? What Correction? Stocks Post Weekly Gain
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Wall Street pundits have been crying wolf on a stock market correction for months now, and their cries became louder with Friday's sudden midday pullback. But this wolf still appears to be a long way away. The day's action was nothing more than a sell first, ask questions later situation.
The major U.S. stock markets edged off their worst levels of the day in the final hour of trading Friday and finished the week higher as fears about Russia-Ukraine were balanced by signs that the U.S. economy appears to be on track for a solid, sustained recovery. Bad eurozone economic news has been shrugged off on hopes of more central bank stimulus.
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"Given where we are in economic cycle, these pullbacks are likely to be bought, not sold," said John Canally, market strategist and economist at LPL Financial.
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Stocks did a sudden about-face midday Friday and wiped out opening gains in reaction to an escalation of conflict in Ukraine. According to Bloomberg, Ukraine said its troops attacked and partially destroyed an armed convoy that had crossed the border from Russian territory. The Ukrainian government troops engaged the vehicles that had arrived overnight through a rebel-held section of the border and Ukrainian soldiers continued to come under shelling, including rounds fired from Russia, according to Bloomberg.
MKM Partners' chief market technician Jonathan Krinsky said after the SPX traded up to 1,964 on Friday, just shy of its July 31st high of 1,965, it had seen a "fierce" rejection, trading back near Thursday's low of 1,947 on very aggressive and emotional selling.
The U.S. manufacturing sector remains healthy, according to latest government figures. Industrial output increased by a strong, more-than-expected 0.4% in July. The Empire State Manufacturing Index slid back in August after a substantial gain in July to a still solid 14.7.
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The August University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index came in lower than expected after the stock market's pullback in recent weeks, but is expected by economists to be upgraded in the final August estimate as stock prices have been rallying again and the labor market appears to be expanding.
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Death probe continues in Webster County
OTHO – Investigators hope to get preliminary autopsy results today that will help them determine what happened to a man whose body was found in a roadside ditch west of Otho Wednesday evening.
"We're just going to protect any evidence and we're going to proceed as if it's a homicide until we find out otherwise," Webster County Chief Deputy Rod Strait said Thursday evening.
He said that dental records will probably be used to positively identify the man. The body, he said, "was in a state that it was decomposing."
According to Strait, the body was found by a farmer mowing grass in a ditch in the 2500 mile of Madison Avenue. The farmer called Webster County 911 dispatchers at 5:40 p.m. Wednesday to report that he found what appeared to be human remains. Deputies responded to the scene and confirmed that the farmer had found the body of a man.
The body was taken to the state medical examiner's office in Ankeny, where an autopsy was conducted Thursday.
As of 5 p.m. Thursday the manner of the man's death had been ruled a homicide, according to a report from the Iowa Department of Public Safety.
The death is being investigated by the Webster County Sheriff's Department, the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, Webster County Medical Examiner Dr. Dan Cole, the state medical examiner's office, the Hamilton County Sheriff's Department, the Fort Dodge Police Department and the Iowa State Patrol.
Strait said the Fort Dodge Police Department and Hamilton County Sheriff's Department became involved as the investigation spread into their jurisdictions.
Gerard Meyers, deputy director of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, referred all questions to Strait.


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By 2045 the last living Holocaust survivor will be gone.
Our mission is to educate people on an international scale to ensure that the lessons of the Holocaust are universal, timeless and enduring.
Our story began on April 26th, 1964, when a group of dedicated Holocaust survivors led by Dalck Feith, Harold Greenspan, Abram Schnaper and the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia commissioned renowned sculptor Nathan Rapoport to create a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust. His striking Monument to Six Million Martyrs, which stands at the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and North 16th Street, was the first monument to the Holocaust on public land in the United States.
As the organization grew, its members recognized the growing need to increase awareness of the monument and the lessons of the Holocaust. With this goal in mind, the PHRF was born. Now, nearly 50 years after the monument's creation, our vision is about to come full circle, as we are building our new cutting-edge Education Center entirely around this monument.


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If you're going to be in New York City this Thanksgiving, have a dinner to remember.
After decades of letting a television screen separate you from Snoopy, Kermit and all your other favorite balloons at the Macy�s Thanksgiving Day Parade, you�ve finally decided that 2013 is the year you�re going to join in on all of the inflatable fun. The tradeoff? You�ll have to give up a family dinner at home and let one of New York City�s many venerable chefs do the cooking for you. (Which also means they�ll get to do all the cleanup, so maybe �tradeoff� is a strong word.) From all-you-can-eat Southern-style dining to pricey bites at a Michelin-starred eatery, here are 15 of our top picks for where to chow down on Thanksgiving. A Voce Columbus 10 Columbus Circle, Third Floor; 212-823-2523 We're not going to lie: New York City can get cold. Very, very cold sometimes. And while it�s too early to determine whether this year�s Turkey Day will be a chilly or mild one, for those deep-pocketed few who don�t want to chance a case of chapped lips, we�ve got a solution: breakfast at A Voce Columbus, executive chef Filippo Gozzoli�s Michelin-starred eatery that just happens to offer a perfect view of the parade route around Columbus Circle. But all that warmth is going to cost you: $295 for a two-course breakfast to be exact. Of course those who are willing to brave the elements (and want to save a few dollars) can come back later and opt for either the three- ($75) or four-course ($95) dinner, which offers an Italian take on Thanksgiving classics, such as a pumpkin gnocchi with fonduta, almonds and amaretto and Tacchino al Mattone, turkey cooked under a brick with celery root cream and cranberry jam. Katz�s Delicatessen 205 East Houston Street, at Ludlow Street; 212-254-2246 Katz�s Delicatessen, the iconic, 125-year-old Lower East Side deli, began a new holiday tradition last year when it launched its first-ever Thanksgiving dinner. For $75 ($35 for kids under 12, which includes tax and gratuity), guests can gobble up an all-you-can-eat-and-drink feast of traditional staples (turkey, mashed potatoes, apple and pumpkin pie), Jewish specialties (tzimmes and latkes) and a whole lot more in a no-frills setting. Don�t forget to snap a pic at the table that Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal made famous in When Harry Met Sally� Caf� Boulud 20 East 76th Street, between Madison & Five Avenues; 212-772-2600 �I�ve always loved Thanksgiving for the fact that it�s a food- and family-driven holiday,� says Gavin Kaysen, executive chef at Caf� Boulud on Manhattan�s Upper East Side. �When I became an executive chef it was important to me to create a fun environment in the restaurant for both guests and staff. The way we do this at Caf� is by keeping the vibe relaxed and intimate, and adding a bit of luxury!� Turkey is, of course, the star of this three-course menu ($135 per person, or $55 for children 12 and under). It�s served with ciabatta stuffing (from the same recipe Kaysen�s father used growing up), cranberry marmalade, sweet potato pur�e, savoy cabbage and a sage-infused jus. But the best part comes at the end of the meal, and we don�t mean dessert: Kaysen and his team will send every diner home with a box of leftovers, including a turkey sandwich on a rosemary and sage focaccia bun with braised red cabbage, herbed aioli and apples. Jones Wood Foundry 401 East 76th Street, between First and York Avenues; 212-249-2700 �There�s no Thanksgiving in the U.K., but our British Christmas features a menu much like that of the American Thanksgiving (the U.K. Christmas lunch always has the roast turkey with the trimmings),� says chef Jason Hicks of Jones Wood Foundry, a warm and welcoming British-style gastropub on Manhattan�s Upper East Side. The restaurant will pay tribute to its adopted American home with a $39 prix fixe menu that features butternut squash ravioli with split pea and smoked ham hock broth, roast turkey with all the trimming and pumpkin pie. (The same menu is also available for takeout for $25 per person.) 21 Club 21 West 52nd Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues; 212-582-7200 At 84 years old, the 21 Club may be one of New York City�s most famous restaurants. But in those eight-plus decades, they�ve only opened their iconic doors for Thanksgiving on one occasion�in 2012�and will be doing so again this year, plating up a three-course menu ($105 per person, $55 for children under 10) in the bar room. And this year�s menu, prepared by executive chef John Greeley, will mix elements of the traditional with the unexpected. Main course offerings include Millbrook venison loin with Brussels sprouts, glazed yams and chestnuts; Berkshire pork chop with sweet potato puree and braised cabbage; and, of course, a Heritage turkey with stuffing. �I like to incorporate holiday traditions with family by watching the parade and football, as well as a roasting a Heritage turkey, and I add my own personal touch by preparing a non-traditional stuffing,� says Greeley. Hill Country Barbecue 30 West 26th Street, at Broadway; 212-255-4544 �One of the many things that I love about Thanksgiving is that within a few variations, it is the only meal of the year that the same menu is served and eaten by the entire country,� says Elizabeth Karmel, executive chef at Hill Country Barbecue. �Sure, Italian families add lasagna and there are regional differences in flavoring ingredients, but the basic menu is the same... No one wants to mess with the essence of Thanksgiving. It is the one meal where you�have�to make the same tried-and-true recipes every year�or risk serious mutiny!� Which explains why Karmel and her crew have put together an enormous all-you-can-eat feast ($45 per person; $20 children 10 and under) which skews Southern but leaves no culinary preference unturned. In addition to such Hill Country classics as pit-smoked turkey with pan gravy, beef brisket, pork spare ribs, smoked sausage and barbecued chicken, diners can sample more than 10 southern sides. Save room for dessert and you�ll be treated to some belly-filling caramel apple, classic pumpkin and bourbon pecan pie. Cookshop 156 Tenth Avenue, at 20th Street; 212-924-4440 Family-style is the name of the culinary game at Cookshop in Chelsea, where the $65 dinner kicks off with baskets of corn-rye bread, Parker House rolls, roasted apple sauce, candied pecans and Finger Lakes table grapes for the table. Patrons will then choose from among a range of starters (including spicy rice and barley soup, duck and venison sausage) and main courses (such as free-range turkey with stuffing and gravy, beef borscht and Long Island striped bass), with roasted baby carrots, cranberry orange relish and other seasonal sides served for the table to complete the meal. Candle Cafe 1307 Third Avenue, between 74th & 75th Streets; 212-472-0970 2427 Broadway, between 89th & 90th Streets; 212-769-8900 Candle 79, 154 East 79th Street at Lexington Avenue; 212-537-7179 Think that vegans can�t get excited about Thanksgiving dinner, too? Think again! At Candle Cafe�s trio of organic vegan restaurants, it�s one of the busiest days of the year. �Everyday we share the bounty of nature and give thanks for all the amazing food and people in our lives,� says founder/owner Bart Potenza, �but Thanksgiving is extra special for us and has been one of busiest since the very beginning. For Thanksgiving, our chefs take our food to a whole new level, creating three unique, spectacular menus centered around the fall harvest and the traditions of the holiday.� Just as the menu at each location is different, so too is the atmosphere; the four-course meal ($65 per person) at the laidback Upper East Side spot includes butternut squash soup and maple and mustard-glazed tempeh; whereas the Upper West Side dinner ($72 per person) features pecan walnut-crusted seitan and tricolor pappardelle with saut�ed wild mushrooms. At the more upscale Candle 79, among the four courses ($79 per person) are a truffle-crusted tofu and butternut squash gnocchi. It�s enough to make a carnivore jealous! Benoit 60 West 55th Street, between Fifth & Sixth Avenues; 646-943-7373 How do you say �Happy Thanksgiving� in French? Benoit! Okay, so maybe that�s not an exact translation. But digging into the three-course menu ($70 per person) at Alain Ducasse�s charming Parisian bistro will certainly make for a very happy holiday indeed. The mouth-watering menu puts a Frenchified twist on classic Thanksgiving dishes, including a roasted Vermont farm turkey, which is served with a foie gras and chestnut stuffing, cranberry chutney, fricassee of potatoes, pearl onions, wild mushrooms and salsify. Back Forty 190 Avenue B, at 12th Street; 212-388-1992 On an average night, Back Forty is your typical East Village bistro, serving up an array of fresh farm-to-table dishes, from salads to burgers. On Thanksgiving, the cozy space is transformed into an autumnal wonderland, with a three-course menu ($60 per person) of Thanksgiving-inspired global dishes (think mezze platter with za�atar relish, herb and garlic harissa, pomegranate tahini and grilled onion flat bread) and desserts. In addition to a roasted turkey breast entr�e, veggie-lovers will appreciate the grilled mushroom over farro and goat cheese risotto. David Burke Kitchen 23 Grand Street, at Sixth Avenue; 212-201-9119 For 30 years, renowned chef David Burke has been playing the dual role of artist and chef, in which he couples extraordinary presentations with first-class cuisine. At David Burke Kitchen, located within SoHo�s James Hotel, David Burke Kitchen is preparing a Thanksgiving dinner to remember with a three-course meal ($69 per person) marked by fresh, seasonal ingredients. Kick off the meal with one of 10 innovative starters, including duck meatball lasagna, pretzel-crusted crab cakes or warm oysters with Brussels sprouts and bacon slaw. Main dishes include a crackling pork shank with poppy seed sauerkraut and spicy apple sauce, and (of course) a roasted organic turkey with black pepper cranberry sauce. Cap the meal with a Mitsu apple pie with cheddar crust, Burke�s iconic cheesecake lollipop tree or toffee monkey bread for two. Lexington Brass 517 Lexington Ave, at East 48th Street;�212-392-5976 �What I love about the menu at Lexington Brass is that we have taken very familiar and traditional dishes and reinterpreted them,� says executive chef Chris Leahy of the three-course meal ($45 per person) he has prepared for Thanksgiving. �The Green Bean �Casserole� salad that we will be serving incorporates all of the great things about this dish but it is made dairy-free with crispy fried shallots. Of course, we take great pride in our turkey with rosemary gravy; we are using Heritage breed turkeys from a farm we visited over the summer in northwest New Jersey. The turkey is brined and then roasted while remaining super moist.� Among the bustling bistro menu�s other highlights are family-style sides such as chestnut and turkey sausage stuffing, apple cider-braised greens with apple and squash, twice-baked sweet potatoes and a lineup of delectable desserts that will leave diners full and happy. The Breslin 16 West 29th Street, at Broadway; 212-679-1939 April Bloomfield�s celebrated gastropub, located on the first floor of the Ace Hotel, is doing away with its �no reservations� policy for Thanksgiving to offer diners a four-course dinner ($75 per person) that replaces American tradition with culinary inventiveness. Case in point: you won�t find any turkey on this menu. Nope, here your choice of entrees includes a Cornish rock hen with sage brioche stuffing, cranberry, carrots and pan sauce or Scottish salmon with creamy farro and Brussels sprouts. Daring diners rejoice! Corkbuzz Wine Studio 13 E 13th St, New York, NY 10003; (646) 873-6071� You may think that mashed potatoes are a roasted turkey�s best friend, but at Corkbuzz it�s all about the Riesling. This hybrid bar, restaurant and education center has put together a simple but stellar family-style three-course Thanksgiving dinner. But before you balk at the $125 per person price tag ($40 for children under 12), consider this: each course comes with a perfectly paired glass of vino, gratuity is included and you�ll head home with a deluxe turkey sandwich for the next day (or a midnight snack). Dinosaur Bar-B-Que 700 West 125th Street, at Twelfth Avenue; 646-213-1709 604 Union Street, between Third & Fourth Avenues, Brooklyn; 347-429-7030 First things first: if you want to indulge in what is arguably one of the world�s best barbecue joints on November 28th, you�ve got to have a place�hotel room, friend�s apartment, etc.�to do it. Because Dinosaur Bar-B-Que is closed on Thanksgiving Day, but they do a mean takeout business the day before, where $159.95 will get you enough food for up to 12 people, including turkey with homemade gravy, cornbread stuffing, whipped sweet potatoes and two pies. �Our Thanksgiving to-go packages were inspired by the family recipes of our Dino BBQ employees� the giblet gravy, the cornbread stuffing,� says founder/pitmaster John Stage. �Plus, it�s nice having everything prepared and ready to go!� We concur. Plan ahead and book a hotel room with a space for dining and you can have the best of both worlds: in-person parade and an intimate family dinner that doesn�t break the bank. Brought to you by: Relish


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China set to 'aggressively open up' capital markets
A reform-minded Politburo Standing Committee, the introduction of a new payments system and the potential future full convertibility of the renminbi all point towards an explosion in activity in China's capital markets, according to market participants.
China last week unveiled its new seven-strong Politburo Standing Committee, the body responsible for policy making in the country, with 'reform and opening up' highlighted as the most important element in the constitution.
"With key economic posts being held by Premier Li Keqiang and Zhang Gaoli and these likely being supplemented by reform minded Wang Yang as one of the Vice Premiers in the State Council and Guo Shuqing as governor of the PBOC, economic reform is set to continue and may accelerate in financial markets and currency," said Miranda Carr, head of research at London and Beijing broker NSBO, in a report late last week.
In particular, the introduction of the new China International Payments System, or CIPS, expected in either 2013 or 2014, could have a revolutionary impact on the use of the Chinese renminbi as a world currency, according to Linklaters.
Nigel Pridmore, Linklaters capital markets partner, said: "The introduction of the CIPS will be a game-changer. For the first time, international banks will have a direct route to an RMB clearing system operated by the People's Bank of China and supported by its sovereign credit."
Meanwhile, ongoing reform of the capital markets is likely to benefit overseas banks who have been investing in China for its growth potential.
Rakesh Patel, HSBC's head of equity sales and trading for Asia-Pacific, said: "We expect the new Chinese government to aggressively open up capital markets. This should involve a broad range of deregulation, across interest rates liberalisation, bond market growth and renminbi convertibility within five years."
Last month, for example, Hong-Kong listed Hopewell Highway Infrastructure became the first company to raise equity in a renminbi denominated follow-on share sale outside mainland China.
Patel: "We've just seen the first renminbi follow-on equity offering in Hong Kong and there are likely to be more of these deals."
Meanwhile social media company YY is due to become the Chinese company to list in New York since April. The listing follows a series of accounting scandals regarding US-listed Chinese firms.
Accountancy firm KPMG said in a report in September that the combined net profit at the China operations of 33 foreign banks more than doubled in 2011 from 2010 but they still only make up less than 2% of the Chinese banking sector's total assets.
Consultancy Bain & Company's macro trends group predicted in a report last week that China is moving from absorbing capital absorber becoming a global supplier of financial capital.
Bain said: "We project that China will add $87 trillion (calculated at fixed 2010 exchange rates) to the growth of total global financial assets by 2020. That is more than four times the amount of capital that will be generated by the Japanese economy and will surpass both the US and EU by some $25 trillion."
In addition this month, Guo Shuqing, the new chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, said Beijing will expand investment quotas under its Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors scheme, which allows overseas firms to access Chinese capital markets.
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A Computed Tomography (CT) Scan, also known as a CAT scan (computerized axial tomography), is a diagnostic test that combines the use of X-rays and computer technology. X-ray images are taken of an area of the body from different angles. These images are then put together via computer to create a detailed picture of the area - including bones, organs, blood vessels and tissue - in a single image.
Our outpatient radiology facilities all utilize CT scanners with multi-detector technology, which produces fast, high quality cross-sectional images of the body's organ tissues and vascular systems. This advanced technology allows for new capabilities, including cardiac imaging, and helps our doctors to more effectively detect and treat a wide range of life threatening illnesses, including heart disease, cancer, stroke, and lung disease.
Because a CT scan provides such detailed anatomical information, it is often performed as a complementary test to the PET scan. At The Chester County Hospital, the two scans are done simultaneously for a more accurate reading of the patient's findings.
• If you are scheduled for an oral or IV contrast study, do not eat or drink beginning 3 hours before the scheduled time of the exam (except medications which can be taken with a small amount of water).
• If your examination requires oral contrast you may pick it up, at no charge, at any Chester County Hospital Radiology location (regardless of where your test is scheduled to be performed).
• Individuals with renal/kidney disease and those 60 or more years of age who are scheduled for a contrast injection need BUN and Creatinine lab work two weeks prior to the study. Please check with your physician.
The technologist will take you to a private dressing room where you will change into a gown. Depending on your test, you may be asked to drink a contrast solution - a liquid that improves the visibility of structures within the body. Some tests require an IV contrast, while others require a combination of both IV and oral contrast. If IV contrast is needed, you will be asked to sign an information form.
You will be asked to lie down on the X-ray table. The table will be moved into the large opening of the CT scanner, as a series of scans are taken. You may be given an injection of IV dye to enhance the image of the blood vessels and surrounding organs. The study lasts approximately one half hour.
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New York Times bestselling author of Girl With a Pearl Earring Tracy Chevalier makes her first fictional foray into the American past in The Last Runaway, bringing to life the Underground Railroad and illuminating the principles, passions and realities that fueled this extraordinary freedom movement.
In New York Times bestselling author Tracy Chevalier's newest historical saga, she introduces Honor Bright, a modest English Quaker who moves to Ohio in 1850, only to find herself alienated and alone in a strange land. Sick from the moment she leaves England, and fleeing personal disappointment, she is forced by family tragedy to rely on strangers in a harsh, unfamiliar landscape.
Nineteenth-century America is practical, precarious, and unsentimental, and scarred by the continuing injustice of slavery. In her new home Honor discovers that principles count for little, even within a religious community meant to be committed to human equality.
However, drawn into the clandestine activities of the Underground Railroad, a network helping runaway slaves escape to freedom, Honor befriends two surprising women who embody the remarkable power of defiance. Eventually she must decide if she too can act on what she believes in, whatever the personal costs.
A powerful journey brimming with color and drama, The Last Runaway is Tracy Chevalier's vivid engagement with an iconic part of American history.
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Museumgoers will get to experience the island of Curaçao's finest between 5 and 8:30 pm.
- Digital presentation of Curaçao art and photography by Curaçao artists Brett Russel, Bea Moedt, André Nagtegaal, and Garrick Marchena
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Red Bull leap from space is on againThursday, February 9th, 2012
It isn't quite the edge of space (it's about 50 miles short), but the jump from 120,000 feet was all set to be an extreme Red Bull extravaganza in 2010 until someone brought legal action, saying the idea was theirs first. That issue is settled, and once again preparations are in progress for the jump. Natasha Stenbock, a pilot, TV weather forecaster, and reporter during AOPA Live broadcasts from AOPA Summit, is the official Red Bull blogmaster for the jump. You can see her reports here. The flight will be the highest manned balloon flight, the highest jump, the longest freefall, and the first time anyone has broken the sound barrier with their own body. The record, if achieved, will best Joe Kittenger's 1957 mark of 102,800 feet (19.5 miles) above the earth. He was also the first to make a solo crossing of the Atlantic in a gas balloon. Shot down while a fighter pilot in Vietnam, he spent nearly a year in a North Vietnamese prison camp. He is an advisor to Felix Baumgartner, the base jumper who will make the attempt. Red Bull always plays these events with great secrecy, never confirming in 2010 that New Mexico would be the site of the attempt, and never confirming the day (it was to be in late summer). The only great unknown is what happens to the human body when it passes through the sound barrier in nothing but a David Clark helmet and pressure suit. There's one way to find out.


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With the new year, a new program at the M.M. Ewing Continuing Care Center is off and running, thanks to funds raised with the help of the community.
Ticket sales for the prize drawing held at the Center's recent Holiday Bazaar netted a record total of $7,550 in proceeds for Wish Upon a Star. The Holiday Bazaar, an annual event which takes place in November, has raised funds for Thompson Health for the past 19 years. Numerous vendors showed their support this year, selling hand-made quilts, jewelry and even chocolate. Local businesses, including Patient Portal, Lowe's and Verizon, donated prizes for the drawing.
Coordinated in conjunction with a national nonprofit organization, Second Wind Dreams, Wish Upon a Star launched in October to enhance the lives of residents of the skilled-nursing facility by fulfilling wishes they express. For example, the first wishes filled included a Ukrainian buffet complete with Ukrainian dancers, a shopping spree and a quiet dinner with family.
More wishes are in the process of being fulfilled, including a wish involving a Star Trek-themed party and another that involves getting dressed up and attending a cultural event with family.
Individuals, organizations and local businesses that would be willing to donate their services, goods and/or airline miles to residents benefitting from Wish Upon a Star are asked to contact Lois Schenk at 585-396-6049. Financial contributions to the program are also welcome.


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Get a jump start on your college search before the new school year begins. Learn more about Immaculata's academics, campus life, athletics, and financial aid options at this Admissions Information Session.
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Nvidia Corp.'s Ion platform for Intel Atom processors has received "Certified for Windows" validation from Microsoft Corp., which allows Nvidia to sell its GeForce 9400M core-logic to makers interested in installing Windows Vista onto various computers, including Intel Atom-based netbooks and nettops.
Microsoft's Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL) certification for Windows Vista Home Premium validates the Nvidia Ion platform as customer-ready. Since Nvidia Ion platform is a marketing name for small form-factor designs based on Nvidia GeForce 9400M-series core-logic with integrated graphics core, in practice validation means that makers of various fully-fledged mobile computers featuring mobile Intel Core 2 or Pentium processors may install the aforementioned GeForce chip into their machines without worrying about incompatibilities with Windows Vista operating system.
Considering the fact that ultra low-cost personal computers (ULCPCs) are rapidly gaining popularity these days, Nvidia positions its GeForce 9400M/Ion platform for affordable Intel Atom-based systems on the first place. Nvidia said that it is working with Microsoft, PC manufacturers, software developers, and Windows eco-system partners to bring Nvidia Ion-based PCs to market by summer of 2009. The company also promises that netbooks and compact desktop PCs "will have industry-leading performance at price points as low as $299".
"Customers have told us they expect a full Windows experience across a variety of PC designs. What many people call a 'netbook' today is really a small notebook, and users expect it to perform like one. With Nvidia's Ion platform combined with Windows Vista Home Premium, consumers can get an affordable, premium Windows experience in a small notebook or desktop form-factor. From browsing the web and checking email to streaming music or watching movies, it's an excellent solution for everyday computing," said Mike Ybarra, general manager for the Windows division at Microsoft.
Microsoft has certified the Nvidia Ion platform to ensure that upcoming Ion-based PCs will deliver smooth playback of high-definition video content, including Blu-ray movies, compatibility with DirectX 10 games, support for premium Windows Vista features including Aero Glass and Flip3D.
"It is great to have Microsoft work with us to drive Windows with ION into these new low-priced notebooks and really small desktop PCs, which previously wasn't possible with other solutions. This is a big win for consumers," said Drew Henry, general manager of the core-logic business unit at Nvidia.


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Case tossed against former school TA
SARANAC LAKE – A village judge has dismissed a criminal charge filed against a former teacher's assistant at Petrova Elementary School who was accused of mistreating a 10-year-old boy.
Judge Ken McLaughlin, in a ruling issued Monday, said there was "insufficient evidence" to support the charge of endangering the welfare of a child that village police filed against Michael Heymann on Jan. 24. The judge's decision came after Heymann's attorney, Thomas Grue, filed a motion to dismiss the case in the interests of justice, according to Franklin County Assistant District Attorney David Hayes. Hayes said he didn't oppose the dismissal motion.
"We took a look at the evidence, and a great deal of the evidence was an audio recording, and really, what was on the audio recording wasn't discernible," Hayes said Friday. "That was the main reason why I didn't oppose, and that's my understanding of why the judge went along with the decision."
The charge against Heymann, 24, stemmed from a Dec. 19 incident in a "relaxation room" at the school where disruptive students are sometimes taken.
Police Chief Bruce Nason said at the time that a parent had contacted the school and said their child had marks on his neck "that were left by possibly a teacher's assistant."
The boy, who has autism, later told police that Heymann had grabbed him, pulled him and forcefully restrained him in a chair. His parents, in statements to police, said they suspected their son was being abused in early October and hid an audio recording device on their son, sewing it into the waistband of his pants.
Nason said his officers listened to the recording from the Dec. 19 incident. By the time police spoke to the child, however, Nason said there were no marks that were visible and there were no photographs showing any marks or bruising on the boy.
In a statement to police, Heymann said the only contact he had with the child was placing his hands on the boy's shoulders in an attempt to keep him from harming himself.
Hayes said he didn't think there was enough evidence to move forward with the case. He said he consulted with county District Attorney Derek Champagne before making the decision not to oppose the dismissal motion.
"Usually I don't bring misdemeanors to Derek," he said. "He and I sat down. We reviewed the tape and we both felt there really wasn't enough there. We also looked at Mr. Heymann. He's never been in trouble before. He's a college graduate and seems like a decent guy otherwise. We both agreed that a dismissal in the interest of justice was appropriate."
Nason told the Enterprise Friday that he believes police had enough cause, including what his officers heard on the audio recording, to arrest Heymann.
"I still stand behind the arrest as far as the information that was presented at the time," he said. "At the time, we were comfortable enough with the arrest and we made the arrest."
Heymann, who's from Tully, near Syracuse, resigned from his job with the school district on Dec. 31. He had also worked at the National Sports Academy in Lake Placid but resigned that post sometime in December.
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Not So MuchI don't care for this one, I don't like the way it sits on the skin, Turned out shiney when done applying. — 4 years agoEricaC123 | 454 reviews
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Ehh I don't know...I don't really think this is the foundation for me. It looks a bit cakey and too thick. Doesn't really look natural on me. I'll stick with a liquid foundation because it is easier to blend. — 6 years, 1 month agohleeee | 210 reviews
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My what BIG PORES you have!I never really knew how big my pores really were until I used this. I also noticed mid way through the day it started to oxidize and fall apart. Not a pretty look for a pretty girl! — 5 years, 3 months agoSwoldierGirl72 | 342 reviews
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Bad for oily skinAs soon as I put this on my face I knew it wasn't going to work out well for me. My face felt like an oily slick. I wore if for a couple of hours and had to wash it off. My pores felt clogged and I felt like I was wearing a mask. — 5 years, 10 months agoGeekyChic | 226 reviews
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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT!When I first saw the commercial on tv for this product I had to buy it. After I purchased it, I ran home to try it and was in love. Because it's a mousse, it goes on beautifully leaving my face looking absolutely flawless. I couldn't be happier!! And at $7.99 a tub, you can't go wrong!! I've been using the same tub for 2 months now and still have a good amount left. If you have oily skin, I don't know how well this will work for you but if you have normal, dry skin you will love this. — 5 years, 11 months agolisa2683 | 77 reviews
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I guess you get what you pay forColor match was good (matched it to FIT Me foundation, different review). Put it on using fingers, brush, damp sponge. Dried fairly quickly... Left somewhat spotty, patchy coverage at first that was remedied by blending blending blending and then some powder...for a while. Skin looked airbrushed, flawless, magazine coverage. Woot! Nice look! Finally!!! Went to the movies, saw "Silent Hill 2" wit...read moreh the hubby (please don't waste your money...it was awful)...then nipped into bathroom afterward for a peek and OH MY GOD.... Oompa Loompa Orange(tm). I always thought that was an exaggeration when MUA ladies used that term but Jesus Christ, I looked like I came straight from Willy Wonka's factory! And here I am in town, with no quick fix other than baby wipes in my purse...which I used posthaste to wipe off the I-ate-carrots-babypoop color off my face...a quick dusting of powder and I went from Jersey Shore back to moderately human again. And OH was I not happy!!! Pros: great color match...at first...easy application, nice finish (after some work), relatively cheap price, hefty classy packaging (I'm reaching here) Cons: aforementioned oxidization (don't think I need to continue my already hyperbolic point), takes an hour of blending and lots of powder, odd smell (that fades)...but that SOB oxidization makes me give it five thumbs down. We can travel to the moon but we can't make a drugstore foundation that stays put and doesn't turn unnatural shades of autumn. i returned this after not even applying it all over my face once. I got the lightest color possible and it was like putting light orange paste on my face. The color was terrible. The texture was pretty cool though. Not too sure if it helps oily skin or breaks out as I couldn't even try it. Not much in a small jar either. — 3 years, 10 months agoKbhaber | 35 reviews
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Impressed!I've tried the other foundations in the Maybelline line and found them to be either too sheer or too heavy. This one was just right! It has a creamy consistency but does not come out of the jar easily with my fingertips, so I use a foundation brush instead. (I have never liked sponge applicators as the coverage ends up being too thick.) Once applied, the coverage felt light, yet gave my skin a...read moren airbrushed finish! It lasted all day in the summer heat. To find the right shade (for summer and winter), I will mix 2 colors together. I was surprisingly pleased with this foundation and found it comparable to more expensive brands. — 4 years, 4 months agoPsy1ocke | 155 reviews
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dream smoothI purchased this product in hopes of finding a foundation with good coverage for dry skin. Ive tried other drugstore foundations that i liked but arent perfect for me yet. Ive tried the revlon colorstay for dry skin but still made my skin flake and neutrogena healthy skin which is excellent but too dewy. So i got this one hoping it would be thick and creamy enough for my dry flaky skin and it was!...read more the only thing is there arent enough colors to choose from and i am very fair and it wasnt light enough for me. other than that though there is absolutely nothing i would change about this foundation if youhave extremely dry skin like mine — 2 years, 7 months agokfloyd01 | 37 reviews
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Amazing for dry skinI LOVE this foundation a little too much.. I've struggled with dryness and acne for the past year and any foundation I used either didn't give enough coverage or was way too drying for my skin; but this foundation gives amazing coverage with a very natural skin finish and is so moisturizing, but not oily! I love it! — 2 years, 10 months agomagicallyxo | 2 reviews
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Great foundation!I've been using this foundation on and off for almost a year now. It spreads evenly and stays on all day. It's very opaque and covers all my blemishes and freckles. It's nearly a perfect match for my skin, but don't let that slip you up from purchasing this wonderful product. I have never had a perfect match in foundation and Maybelline is as close as it gets. — 3 years, 5 months agojbutterfly19 | 10 reviews
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In last season's Flying Wild Alaska on the Discovery Channel, we were following the adventures of Ariel Tweto, wondering if she would be able to find time to hit the books and knock out her private pilot training.
Well, wonder no more. In the season (and series) finale that aired on July 20, Ariel took her checkride and passed. Of course, we didn't learn that until the final five minutes of the episode. We had to suffer through much hand-wringing and consternation over the fact that Ariel's examiner would be someone from the FAA rather than a designated pilot examiner. This being reality television, we also had to endure speculation that she might not pass the oral (she did) and that she might blow her short-field landing (she didn't, but she did do a go-around).
In many ways, Ariel's flight training experience mirrored everyone else's. She had an extremely busy schedule, making it difficult to schedule her lessons; her flight instructor John Ponts left in mid-training. She switched aircraft a few times, so she had to familiarize herself with different systems and avionics each time. (At one point, she was training in a Cessna 207, which brings its own set of challenges to a student pilot.) Flight Training interviewed Ariel for the January 2012 issue, and you can read that interview here (and see a video of the whole gang at AirVenture 2011).
Some might argue that Ariel had a lot going for her as a student pilot–she grew up in a flying family and had well-maintained aircraft at her disposal. But she also grew up in Alaska, which probably dealt her more than a few weather delays. And it can't have been easy for her to learn to fly while filming a reality TV show. Often while watching her struggle to land I was thankful no cable station ever wanted to videotape my flight lessons and broadcast them to a national audience. So here's to Ariel, who eloquently summarized her hard-won flying privileges at the end of the episode: "I just need a runway, and then I have the whole world."—Jill W. Tallman


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Morrow plans to help repay cost of 19A special election
ST. PETER – Former Rep. Terry Morrow (DFL – St. Peter) said Wednesday he plans to repay a portion of the House District 19A special election that was spawned by his resignation in December.
Morrow's announcement came after the Minnesota's Campaign Finance & Public Disclosure Board ruled on Wednesday that he could donate his leftover campaign funds to the affected counties. Morrow said he had planned to assist with the costs of the special election since his resignation, but he had to wait for a ruling from the Board. He is now waiting to hear confirmation from the counties that there are no further legal issues and that they are willing to take the funds.
The total cost of the general election, which will take place Tuesday, and the Jan. 29 primary in Nicollet, Blue Earth and Le Sueur counties is estimated at $70,000. The cost comes from the expense of paying for the same number of election judges in each precinct as there were in the 2012 general election. The staff level is mandated despite the fact that special elections traditionally have much lower turnouts, which was highlighted by the approximately 4 percent voter turnout for the primary.
Morrow said he must decide the amount of his contribution. He was quoted around $25,000 for the combined cost of the 19A general election at the time of his resignation. But, a mixup in the timing of the DFL's endorsement convention resulted in the four candidates filing for the primary. As a result, a primary election will full staffing was held in the three counties.
Clark Johnson won the primary with 66 percent of the vote. Other DFL candidates on the primary ballot were Karl Johnson, Tim Strand and Robin Courrier, all of whom threw their support to Johnson after he won party endorsement.
Morrow said that prior to the primary situation, he had planned to contribute all of the approximately $11,000 still in his campaign account and supplement it with personal funds to pay just over half of $25,000. He said he wants to help with the special elections costs as much as possible, but he will only be able to focus on the general election.
He said he has not yet decided when he will determine the amount of his contribution.
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hi, just finishing the huracan 300 and a botched effort/dnf at mile 90 of AZT 300, i am going to do this out and back ride as mostly gear testing, etc for 2 more upcoming self support routes as ITT that i want to do soon (the AML400, the TNGA in both directions). i want to do this practice ride hopefully early in may. if anyone is interested to join here is how i plan to move along:
since i work 2 days/week minimum, I plan to use a wed to wed timeframe around my work days. ride down in 3 days, take a rest day at DC w/hotel, then ride back in 3 days.
i plan to camp all the other nights, even in bad weather (gear testing!!), these will be long ride days for me so i do plan on needing some night ride time to finish(again gear testing lights, etc!!).
lunches i eat on the go by picking up sandwiches along the way. evening food and breakfast are lightweight stuff i carry/pick up along the way that can be made just with hot water or eat cold. other than that i carry enough snacks each day to keep moving/eating, and resupply along the way when i need to (about once/day plan to fill up)
pace isn't an issue, as anyone can ride whatever pace for the designated daily miles, then regroup at campsite/mileage check for the night.
i will keep moving in any rain (pack full on rain gear & mechanical stuff if the grit gets bad) unless it's actual lightening, then i will hunker down somewhere and wait it out. Although i only have 7 days max so if i get held up significantly by weather storms i would have to turn back early.
i am also leaving from my house, which adds about an extra ~40 miles to the start and end for me that i need to account for as well.
if anyone is interested and wants to do one or two full nights riding as well w quick daytime naps, i could do that too (i just don't like doing that by myself too much), but it would actually be a better practice for me in terms of supplies/packing/battery issues and stuff to ride later.


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OKLAHOMA CITY – The Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America announced today that Missouri's Chelsea Thomas (Pleasantville, Iowa) has been selected the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week for the week of Feb. 28- March 6. Thomas went 3-0 on the week with not only one perfect game but two perfect games and a 0.00 ERA.
"It's such an honor to be named National Player of the Week. We had an outstanding week on the diamond, both at the plate and in the field," said Thomas. "With a team like mine, my job is easy."
After sitting out much of 2010 with a medical hardship, the redshirt sophomore earned her first win of the year against Drake, pitching the first perfect game for Missouri since Feb. 17, 2002, and first seven inning perfect game for the Tigers since April 26, 1991.She worked seven innings in the March 2 contest against Drake, striking out 11 for a 5-0 Missouri win.
"I'm so happy for Chelsea," said Missouri Head Coach Ehren Earleywine. "She's been through a lot with her injury and has worked very hard to get be back in the circle. This is a nice way for her to be rewarded for her perseverance."
Following a 7-0 win against Southeast Missouri State (SEMO) on March 4, where she struck out 10 while not allowing a run, Thomas extended her record to 3-0 on the week with yet another perfect game against Missouri State. The Tigers beat Missouri State, 11-0 in six innings, with Thomas striking out a school record 15 batters, edging her own record of 14 set last season.
She finished the weekend with a 0.00 ERA in 20.0 innings pitched and three complete games. She issued 36 strikeouts to one walk and held opposition to a 0.48 batting average.
About ASA
The Amateur Softball Association, founded in 1933, is the National Governing Body of softball in the United States and a member of the United States Olympic Committee. The ASA has become one of the nation's largest sports organizations and now sanctions competition in every state through a network of 76 local associations. The ASA has grown from a few hundred teams in the early days to over 210,000 teams today, representing a membership of more than three million. For more information on the ASA, visit http://www.asasoftball.com/.
About USA Softball
USA Softball is the brand created, operated and owned by the ASA that links the USA Men's, Women's, Junior Boys' and Junior Girls' National Team programs together. USA Softball is responsible for training, equipping and promoting these four National Teams to compete in international and domestic competitions. The USA Softball Women's National Team is one of the only two women's sports involved in the Olympic movement to capture three consecutive gold medals at the Olympic Games since 1996. The U.S. women have also won nine World Championship titles including the last seven consecutive as well as claimed four World Cup of Softball titles. For more information about USA Softball, please visit http://www.usasoftball.com/.


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Topic: Mongrel, Apache, lighttpd, webrick
Ok so now I am really confused whith all these servers, options, configurations and ports.
I want to be able to run multiple rails apps in my local machine (running mac osX) but I am lost whith all these different servers.
I was using webrick locally but then I downloaded typo and typo needed mongrel. Now i can't run typo nor the app I was working with. But I can run instiki with webrick. Adittonallny, I have a -broken- installation of lighttpd. This is making my head spin.
I am not really concearned now about the production server. I presume I can leave all that configuration to my hosting provider (I just signed up with site5, for the time beeing) What I want for now is the capability to run multiple apps at the same time without having to stop, waste time reconfiguring apache or installing yet another server. That would just make the learning procees easier for me. Download some code, run it, read it, rewrite it, run it again, jump to another app, repeat the process, jump back... you know how it is. I have not been able to do this so far.
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Jewell talks upper levels
At the regular Jewell city council meeting on Feb. 11, councilmen addressed a variety of agenda items, including upper level Main Street residency.
Councilman Bruce Johnson made a motion to proceed with changes to the zoning ordinance to allow upper story residency on Main Street, which was seconded. The motion passed, with Leo Reiter voting no and Fred Marcalus abstaining. A public hearing on the change in the ordinance will be March 11, at 7:45 p.m.
City maintenance superintendent Bernie Bell reported to the council that W & G Marketing has been dumping grease into the sewer line, clogging their sewer as well as the sewer owned by the city. Bell will check into their operations and the options that are available to the city. The city sewer lines will be cleaned, with the charge going to W & G Marketing.
A visitor at the meeting was Tom Salor of Alliant Energy. He discussed changes to streets. Alliant will be replacing burned-out lights with new LED lights.
In development issues, the council reviewed a set of covenants from Webster City and plans to look at them further at their next meeting
The council set a public hearing to approve the operating budget for 2013/14, to be held on Monday, March 11, at 7:30 p.m. at city hall.


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Big Tire
Engine: Any engine, tranny, and fuel combination allowed.
Tires: Must run an 11.0" or lager labeled slick, or D.O.T tire.
Maximum front end overhang of 45" as measured from centerline of front spindle.
An approved extension may be used to reach 45" if the front end overhang of the body is less than 45".
Doors Required. Doors must be functional and able to be opened from both the inside and outside of the vehicle.
Cars will run on a .400 pro tree, 1/8th mile.
All cars must pass track tech inspection.
10.5 Outlaw
Engine: Any automotive engine is permitted
Exhaust: All automobiles must be equipped with mufflers. Inserts will be allowed.
Induction: Any induction setup is permitted. Also, any power adder is allowed.
Power Adders: Unlimited!!
Fuel and Fuel Systems:
Any type of gasoline or alcohol is permitted. (NO Nitromethane)
Frame & Suspension
Cars must maintain the factory firewall in factory location. Also, cars must maintain factory stock sub frame, frame or framerails or any bolt on K-Member or subframe allowed with original suspension mounting points. (Note; Coil spring on upper a-arm vehicles may install aftermarket Mustang a-arm or strut type front suspension (must have approval).
Cars are allowed to back-half the rear frame section of the car, and chassis bracing and reinforcing is permitted. Front suspension components may be replaced with after-market bolt-on parts. Rack and pinion allowed on any car.
Any rear tire.
Cars must have WORKING headlights and taillights.
Cars may use fiberglass front clip, doors, decklid and bumpers. No fiberglass bodies
Lexan permitted.
Cars will run on a .400 pro tree, for an 1/8th mile.
All cars must pass track tech inspection.
Big change here is that we are allowing any tire in Outlaw 10.5, and I know that it is no longer a ten five class, but I want to keep the name for now. It is bassically a back half class.
Subject to review and change.
Civil comments welcome.