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Quick tech tip: Change the default color of comment boxes in MS Word 2010.
In any MS Word document, select the "Review" tab, click on "Track Changes" then select "Change Tracking Options.
Next to "Comments" click the dropdown menu and select the color you'd like.
Any document you open now will use that comment color.
Bonus tip: Use the keyboard shortcut to insert comments more quickly. Highlight the text you want to comment on, then press CTRL-ALT-M. After a little practice, the key combination will feel natural to you.
7 Responses to "QTT: Change Comment Color in Word 2010"
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Thanks for this. It's a shame that there's not more control over the colors of different comments within the same document. Apparently to have different colored comments in one document, there must be different authors – even then, the colors are assigned arbitrarily.
I am a language tutor and I've been looking for a way to color-code my comments so that students recognize green comments as comments on their vocabulary usage, for example. I've found what I think will be a workaround by changing the author name to "Vocabulary" or "Grammar" with the author initials "VOC" and "GRA".
I've made a custom feedback toolbar with the Ribbon feature and assigned macros to buttons in that menu. These macros simply change the author name, and my students will now see color-coded comments on their vocab, grammar, etc…
One obvious disadvantage is that I have no control over what color they see, so I'm unable to use a consistent color system between hand-written and typed work. Also, I'll need to remember to change the author name back to my name after each marking session, although this can be done with a macro-button!
Anyway, thanks for the post – I've just stumbled on your site and it looks extremely useful!
Very helpful. Thank you. I couldn't stand the pink that appeared on my document.
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ScottH brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 30 Designs von 11 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
I'm looking to create a stylish design that can combine the bbq with the outdoors.
Eggcellent BBQs and More
The company is focused on selling Big Green Eggs, grills, and bbq accessories. In addition we will be bring on vegetable gardening supplies in early 09.
- Item 1... The use of 2-3 colors max with one of them being a dark green like the Big Green Egg, one being grey, and another color that works with the design.Another color I'm tossing around is burnt orange.
- Item 2... A logo that is easy to read since it will be on apparel and signs.
- Item 1...No characters / mascots or flames.

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British Academy of Film & Television Arts honors the creative professionals behind British television's most captivating programs
Avid unveils major advancements across all product suites and extends MediaCentral Platform into the cloud, showcases end-to-end 4K/IP workflows, enhances immersive workflows and expands Alliance partner ecosystem--delivering innovations for students and aspiring artists, educational institutions, creative professionals and media enterprises
Avid announces extension of its MediaCentral Platform and its industry-leading tools into the cloud with new hosted client applications, cloud media services, and infrastructure on demand that can easily be added to existing on-premises deployments
Next-generation video/audio interface offers extensive format support, including 4K monitoring and universal mastering capability, to enable video professionals to quickly and easily meet today's varied content demands and wide-ranging delivery requirements
Fully featured video editing solution will enable anyone to create professional-quality videos for free, based on the same creative tools that the industry's top professionals rely upon
New program brings deeper partnership engagement, industry connections, and collaborative workflows for campus-wide production along with remote and classroom implementations
New software release, available to all new and current customers of Avid NEXIS, delivers greater system bandwidths, enables scalability to larger storage capacities, and now offers support for Pro Tools to optimize professional audio production workflows
Avid and Dolby collaboration delivers the industry's deepest integration and the most efficient audio mixing workflows for powerful immersive audio experiences
The Storyteller's Dilemma, written by Avid Chairman & CEO Louis Hernandez, Jr., explores the economic consequences of the disruption from digitization—and shares his vision for the future of the media industry, while examining the potential opportunities in this age of the digital revolution
Flagship live sound console provides powerful mixing efficiency for Icelandic theatre productions including musicals, dance pieces and children's shows
Senior media executive will bring additional strategic and operational expertise to the company's board of directors as an independent director
Avid showcases industry leading media creation tools and workflow solutions, including studio display tool TD Control, NEXIS storage and audio solutions for post and live production
Investors in Avid Technology, Inc. saw new options become available this week, for the May 19th expiration.
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Legendary investor Warren Buffett advises to be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful. One way we can try to measure the level of fear in a given stock is through a technical analysis indicator called the Relative Strength Index, or RSI, which measures momentum on a scale of zero to 100.
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Safety and efficacy of radiopharmaceuticals 1987
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BeschreibungSafety and Efficacy of Radiopharmaceuticals was established as a very important and comprehensive subject at the First Europe an Symposium on Radiopharmacy and Radiopharmaceuticals in Denmark in 1983. The interest in this subject has grown considerably since then due to the growing interest among national authorities to deal with radiopharmaceuticals. The introduction in recent years of nuclear medicine techniques based on radioactive labelled cells and on monoclonal antibodies has stressed the importance of a well functioning approval system for the clinical trial and use of new radiopharmaceuticals. The process of transferring the experience from the non radioactive drug field into the area of radiopharmaceuticals is still ongoing. International organisations such as the World Health Organisa tion is also including this into their quality assurance programme from both the radiopharmaceutical and the radiation hygiene point of view. In order to give an up-to date survey of these areas, experts were invited to prepare review papers under the following headings: Safety and Efficacy of Radiophar maceuticals with Emphasis on Biological Products, Radiophar macy/Radiation Hygiene, Legal Aspects of the Introduction of New Radiopharmaceuticals and some selected aspects of Good Radiopharmacy Practice.
1: Safety and Efficacy of Radiopharmaceuticals with Emphasis on Biological Products.- 1 Design and development of radiopharmaceuticals based on monoclonal antibodies.- 2 Newer Technetium-99m radiopharmaceuticals.- 3 Labelling methods with radioactive iodine.- 4 Labelling with Indium-111.- 5 Labelling methods with Technetium-99m.- 6 Animal models for the evaluation of radiopharmaceuticals.- 7 Models for safety testing of immunoreactive pharmaceuticals.- 8 A mouse tumour model for screening radiotracer uptake into primary neoplasms and metastatic disease.- 9 Monoclonal antibodies and their radionuclide conjugates: Practical and regulatory aspects.- 10 Specifications and quality control methods for labelled cells.- 11 Radiochemical purity determination of labelled proteins.- 12 Safety aspects of human use of labelled cells.- 13 The basis for preliminary clinical trials of monoclonal antibodies for diagnosis and therapy.-
2: Radiopharmacy / Radiation Hygiene.- 14 "Dose" validation - How do we garantee that the patient is given the prescribed activity.- 15 Daily Practice in radiopharmacy with special reference to therapy.- 16 Waste disposal.- 17 Tc-99 - A waste problem?.-
3: Legal aspects of the introduction of new radiopharmaceuticals.- 18 Report on the WHO workshop for administrators in the field of radiopharmaceuticals.- 19 Current trends in the requirement for safety and efficacy of new drugs.- 20 Relationship between industry, hospitals and authorities.- 21 Relationship between industry, hospitals and authorities.- 22 Relationship between industry, hospitals and authorities.-
4: Selected aspects of Good Radiopharmacy Practice.- 23 Design of a hospital system for production of radiopharmaceuticals (Quality Assurance programme for a labelled biological product).- 24 New developments: Laboratory facilities / product quality.- 25 Process validation.- 26 The radiopharmacy as an information center.- 27 Current trends in the training and education of pharmasists in radiopharmacy.
Pressestimmen` We feel this book is an essential addition to the library of nuclear medicine departments, and we would without hesitation recommend this book to libraries. ' P.J. Ell in the British Journal of Radiology, January 1989.
Untertitel: 'Developments in Nuclear Medicine'. Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1987. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Springer
Erscheinungsdatum: Februar 2012
Seitenanzahl: 388 Seiten
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Battle girls basketball continues historic run
Spartans earned school's first ever district title over the weekend
Battle girls basketball has already made history in just its first year.
The Spartans beat Notre Dame (St. Louis) on Friday, 55-51, for its the school's first district title.
"It is nice to get our name out there for once," junior guard Cheyanna Weaver said. "Instead of Hickman and Rock Bridge, now it's Battle. And now is our time to show our school off."
Battle, classified as Class 4 this season, faced a tough schedule with 11 Class 5 teams and 11 Class 4 teams. The Spartans are coached by Angie Roberds, who previously coached at Mexico and Fulton.
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Stuffed Pork II
Stuffed Pork II
2 pork loin fillets
1/2 mango
2 passion fruit
1 nectarine
5 oyster mushrooms
4 vine tomatoes
5 cherry tomatoes
1 large carrot
1/2 small brown onion
1/2 small butternut squash
2 cloves garlic
2 tbsp Balsamic vinegar
4 Desiree potatoes
1 lemon
Olive Oil
Crush the garlic
Cut the veg into thick pieces and place in a roasting dish
Add the garlic, squash seeds and balsamic vinegar
Cut the loins in half lengthways across the middle. I.e from this - to this =
Using the flat end of a meat mallet, hammer the loins to a 1/4 inch thickness (or as thin as you can get them without breaking them)
Note - When hammering the pork, place a clean tea towel over them and have a sturdy board beneath the chopping board.
Scoop the passion fruit into a small mixing bowl
Destone and quarter the nectarine. Dice the pieces
Cut the mango up and add to the bowl
Mix together, then add 1/5 of the mixture to a food processor and blend into a thick sauce. (I.e pulse on the lowest speed for 5-10 seconds)
Spread the fruit (not the sauce) over the pork loins and roll so that the fruit is stuffed inside the loins in a swiss roll fashion.
Tie the pork up with string, using two bits of string per piece of pork
Place the loins in a small roasting dish
Pour the sauce over
Peel the potatoes and cut into golf ball sized pieces
Wash thoroughly and place in a pan of boiling water with one quartered lemon for 5-8 minutes (until soft)
Place some olive oil (copious amount) and the juice of 1 lemon in a roasting dish and stick in the oven on gas mark 7
Drain the potatoes and give them a quick shake
Add the potatoes to the roasting dish and place on the top shelf on the oven
Place the veg and pork on the middle shelf of the oven
Cook for 40 minutes, basting the potatoes every 10 minutes
Turn the loins over after 20 minutes
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Just because you want a better music experience doesn't mean that you need to break the bank. Interestingly enough, it also doesn't mean that you should necessarily stick to big, well-known brand names. The Wicked Reverb full-size headphones carry a suggested retail price of just $30, making them a seemingly great value.�But are you really getting a good deal or are you just throwing thirty bucks down the drain? Let's find out!
Who Is Wicked Audio?
You're not alone if you've never heard of Wicked Audio. In fact, a Google search doesn't even reveal an official website. It was only after some digging around that I found that Wicked Audio is an off-shoot from Empire Brands. Even then, you can't even find the Reverb headphones on their website.�That's not very good from a brand marketing perspective, but it does help that these headphones are being sold through major outlets like FYE, Wal-Mart, and Amazon.
You may not have ever heard of Wicked, but there's no way that you'd miss these headphones if you saw them in the electronics aisle.
Yes, it's quite possible that they're biting some of the "edgy" style you may find with a better known brand like Skullcandy, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. These headphones have style; whether they're your style is up to you decide.
Specifications and Box Contents
Inside the box, you get the headphones themselves with the attached four-foot cord. Aside from that, there is a six-foot extension cord and 1/4-inch audio adapter.
The version being reviewed here is the Wicked Reverb WI-8200. These full-size headphones come in a black and white color scheme. Alternatively, you can opt for the WI-8201 or WI-8202 for a blue or red color scheme, respectively. From a technological standpoint, the three headphones are identical.
In terms of specifications, you get a 20Hz to 20MHz frequency range, 32 ohms of impedance, and a pair of 40mm drivers. These are just regular headphones, so don't expect a simulated 5.1 experience like you would with something like the Saitek Cyborg gaming headset but a little more like the experience you'd get from Ultrasone's S-Logic Plus technology. The Reverb is made for music (and movies).
General Audio Performance: Thumping Bass
While the bass is massive, this comes at the expense of somewhat muffled mids and highs, but I can't say that the mids and highs are terrible either. The highs aren't harsh at all, which is a good thing. The range is decent and there's no shortage of brain-shaking sound.
Just as I had some issues with the Creative Aurvana earphones, depending on the audio source, the same applies (to a lesser extent) here. Sound is great straight out of my laptop and it's pretty good from an iPod, but going through a pass-through on my USB-connected 5.1 surround speakers left much to be desired. This re-affirms the importance of your audio source and how clean the signal is.
MegaTechie Bumping or MegaTechie Nothing?
I went in with fairly low expectations. After all, how good could $30 headphones really sound when they are compared to headphones that cost up to 10 times as much (if not more)? No, the Wicked Audio Reverb full-size headphones won't sound as good as the $200 alternative, but they do sound really good for the price.
The bass is particularly impressive and the lightweight construction is actually quite comfortable, even for longer listening sessions. There is some sound "leakage," but your neighbors shouldn't be bothered all that much. The bigger concern comes from the cheap materials and cheap build quality. Handle them delicately and you'll be just fine. Luckily, the price tag does come with a lifetime warranty, however we have yet to test the effectiveness of this value added feature. Though I'm sure all the usual "abuse" stipulations apply and all that is required is that you hang on to that receipt.
At such a budget price -- I've seen them for as little as $20 online -- the Reverbs are a pretty stellar deal.


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This is really starting to boggle my mind. The NCAA comes up with a bunch of reasons as to why they cannot pay their athletes, but seems to always find money for its coaches. Now new media deals are making it possible to pay coaches more, ultimately for selling their unpaid athletes' talents out to the media. The data shows that there is a high demand for football, which explains why top football coaches deserve to get paid more. But it seems like the money is falling into the wrong hands entirely. What about the athletes who literally pour out their blood, sweat and tears on the field? What about the universities or the community or anyone other than the coaches?
USA Today gathered some data that shows the salaries of Division I football coaches. According to the information gathered, 42 coaches make at least two million dollars a year and 13 coaches receive a base salary of 3 million dollars. Head coaches Mack Brown from Texas and Nick Seban from Alabama make well over 5 million dollars in their base salaries. Athletics departments have been giving out media rights and bringing in more money for their departments and their football programs. The Pac-12 conference is able to pay coaches more because of a 250 million dollar deal that they made with ESPN and Fox.
The Southeastern Conference's (SEC) median base salary for football coaches is 2.54 million dollars. Other conferences like the Pac-12, Big Ten and Big 12 also pay their coaches over 2 million dollars on average. So why can't student athletes be paid? Minimum wage or a yearly stipend is surely possible when your coaches are making on average 2 million dollars a year.


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On the run: Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Aloysius "Al" Casey, 81, of Redlands, was a cinch to win his division in the Carlsbad marathon Sunday.
After all, he was the only person entered in the "80 and older" category of the Tri-City Medical Center half marathon.
Although he didn't check his time, or even wear a watch, Casey finished the race in a respectable 3:13:07.
Speed is something he knows a little about. After all, Casey once commanded the U.S. Air Force Ballistic Missile Office.
He has run 111 full marathons since his first at age 43 (averaging almost three a year). In fact, Casey regularly runs the Scranton (Pa.) Steamtown marathon, where his hometown gives him a race number that matches his age. Last October he was No. 81.


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Which is basically to say there is no Retail version, and there never will be. You can choose to upgrade if you have an eligible license, or purchase the System Builder/OEM disc, which now has a license wherein you may uninstall on one machine and install on a new one, as was permitted in Windows 7 Retail versions. Not all retailers are selling the OEM versions, which is incomprehensible to me personally. I went with OEM Win 8 Pro and am quite satisfied. Download the Release Preview version for free from microsoft to see if you like it first, it will work until January. But do a complete back-up first in case you want to bail out with zero money spent.
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The last bill anyone should ever ignore is a tax bill. Yet, that seems to be exactly what many landscaping businesses – and their owners – are doing. What will happen and what you should do if you cannot pay your taxes on time?
It is well documented that the Internal Revenue Service wants "its" money immediately and has many tools at its disposal for collecting any and all tax debts. Less well-known are the legitimate options available to help avoid the trouble, interest and penalties that accompany unpaid tax bills.
There are procedures for requesting payment extensions as well as installment payment arrangements which will keep the IRS from instituting its' collection process (liens, property seizures, etc.) against a landscaping business – or its owners.
Penalyzing penalties. The IRS is only too happy calculate the penalties and interest for all unpaid tax bills since few taxpayers are aware that there are, in general, three separate penalties:
– Failure to File Penalty
– Failure to Pay Penalty
– Interest
The "failure to file" penalty accrues at the rate of 5 percent per month or part of a month (to a maximum of 25 percent, reached after five months) on the amount of tax the return should show as owed. The "failure to pay" penalty is gentler, accruing at the rate of only 0.5 percent per month or part of a month (to a maximum of 25 percent reached after fifty months) on the amount actually shown as due on the return.
If both apply, the failure to file penalty drops to 4.5 percent per month, so the total combined penalty remains at 5 percent. Thus, the maximum combined penalty for the first five months is 25 percent. Thereafter, the failure to pay penalty can continue at 0.5 percent per month for 45 more months, yielding an additional 22.5 percent. In total, these combined penalties can reach 47.5 percent of the unpaid liability in less than five years.
Both of these penalties are in addition to interest charged for all late payments. If estimated tax payments were also missed, an additional penalty is tacked on for missed estimated tax payments. This penalty is computed at 3 percent above the fluctuating federal short-term interest rate for the period.
When it comes to paying the tax bill, and hopefully avoiding penalties and interest, the options include borrowing or paying by credit card.
Borrowing to pay taxes. Given the rate at which the above-mentioned penalties and interest grow, many landscape contractors and business owners borrow money to pay their taxes. In many situations, the rate of interest paid to a family member, or even to a bank, is less overall than that which would have to be paid to the IRS.
Loans from relatives or friends are often the simplest method to pay the bill. When loans from relatives, friends or the operation's owners/shareholders are not available, a loan from a bank or other commercial lender might be the answer although such loans are unlikely to be made on favorable terms to any hard-pressed taxpayer. Moreover, unless business related, interest on a loan to pay taxes is usually nondeductible personal interest.
Charge it. There are a number of advantages to paying taxes by credit card, including the fact that it is convenient. A landscaping business or its owners can file early and make a payment by credit or debit card later, thus delaying out-of-pocket expenses.
Credit card loans are however, likely to carry high rates of interest, interest that is not, in many cases, tax deductible. While the IRS does not receive or charge any fees for card payments, so-called "convenience" fees are charged by the service providers. While the IRS cannot pay or reimburse any convenience fee to taxpayers, service providers "convenience fees" are a deductible business and individual expense.
Keep in mind that federal tax deposits cannot be made through these options. Furthermore, amounts not properly deposited may be subject to a 10 percent penalty for failure to deposit through an authorized financial institution or the IRS's Electronic Federal Tax Payment system (EFTPS.
Procrastinate. The IRS is quite clear: it wants all taxes paid when due or sooner, even demanding immediate payment when granting extensions of time in which to file the tax return. Under some circumstances, however, a short-term (120 day) extension may be arranged. A short-term extension gives a contractor or business up to 120 days to pay. No fee is charged, but the late-payment penalty plus interest will apply.
An extension of time to pay is also available to those who can show that payment would cause "undue hardship." Qualifying for an undue hardship extension means an extra six months in which to pay the tax shown as due on the tax return. The failure to pay penalty will be avoided although interest will still be charged.
Should the IRS determine a "deficiency," i.e., taxes owed are in excess of the amount shown on the return, the undue hardship extension can be as long as 18 months and, in exceptional cases, another 12 months can be tacked on. However, no extension will be granted if the deficiency was the result of negligence, intentional disregard of the tax rules, or fraud.
Naturally it is not enough to show that it would just be inconvenient to pay your tax when due, payment must be shown to be a real hardship.
Time trap. The IRS will often accept installment payments for some tax debts. Generally, the IRS allows taxpayers to make installment payments on the taxes owed -– if $25,000 or less. In fact, the IRS is required to enter into a "guaranteed installment agreement," where the tax liability is $10,000 or less (not counting interest and penalties.
If more than $25,000 is due, payment plan options also exist although the IRS must first determine eligibility.
Unfortunately, while partial-pay installment agreements are relatively easy to obtain, the IRS can re-evaluate the terms every two years. If, for example, the IRS thinks a taxpayer can afford bigger payments, then the partial-pay installment agreement might have to be re-negotiated. The taxpayer can also request re-evaluation at any time should circumstances change to such a degree that the agreed upon payment can no longer be made.
Making the IRS an offer. Yes, negotiating is an acceptable practice when it comes to tax bills. An offer-in-compromise is an IRS program that many contractors and business owners have used to settle their tax debts for a fraction of face value. It cannot, however, be requested beforehand.
Naturally, the taxpayer must be in compliance and must have the ability to pay and to borrow. For example, the taxpayer must be current on estimated tax payments or federal income tax withholding, must be making payroll tax deposits on time, and must have filed all tax returns when making an offer-in-compromise.
Like any creditor, the IRS prefers a partial payment to no payment at all. Thus, the IRS might be willing to settle a tax bill for less than the full amount if: (a) the owner or the landscaping business are unable to pay the full amount, (b) there is doubt as to how much the tax liability is, (c) collection of the liability would create economic hardship, or (d) due to exceptional circumstances such as a medical condition that prevents proper management of financial affairs, or reliance on erroneous advice from the IRS, the IRS's collection of the full liability would be detrimental to the fair and equitable administration of tax laws.
Reasonable cause. If the owner or the business can demonstrate that a reasonable cause exists to abate or remove tax penalties, they may be surprised to find those penalties forgiven by the IRS. The IRS determines if reasonable cause exists by considering all the facts and circumstances.
Ignorance of the law is generally not an excuse to avoid meeting one's tax obligations. However, whem combined with other factors such as the taxpayer's level of education, whether the taxpayer was subject to this tax before, if the taxpayer was previously penalized by the IRS, if there were recent changes in the law or forms that the taxpayer could not reasonably have known, or if the complexity of the issue involved was substantial, penalties may be abated.
Serious consequence avoidance. No contractor or business owner should allow an inability to pay their tax liability in full keep them from filing all tax returns properly and on time. It is also important to remember that an extension of time to file tax returns does not extend the time to pay the tax bill.
Generally, businesses and/or their owners have several alternatives for resolving unpaid taxes: installment agreements, partial-pay installment agreements, or an offer-in-compromise. Two other options, filing for bankruptcy or being declared "not currently collectible" by the IRS are far less desirable strategies.
The complexity of the tax rules and the many options available to every landscaping business and business owner unable to pay their tax bills obviously require professional guidance.


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113 Forsythia Drive
Newark, Delaware, 19711
Commute to Downtown Newark
Most errands require a car.
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113 Forsythia Drive has a Walk Score of 49 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Newark. The closest park is Carousel Farm Park.
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Greenville girls win conference, lose game
GREENVILLE — The Greenville girls basketball team are conference champions for the first time since 1990.
The Yellow Jackets were already assured of the first O-K Bronze title — prior to Wednesday's tipoff — courtesy of a loss by second place Forest Hills Northern on Tuesday to Grand Rapids West Catholic.
Unfortunately, the Yellow Jackets (15-4, 7-2) did play with the same efficiency they have for their first eight league games. Greenville struggled defensively, missed close shots and missed plenty of free throws in a hard fought 45-43 loss at home to Forest Hills Eastern.
"We didn't deserve to win," Greenville coach Eric Nichols said. "We did not do the little things and we did not finish. That is the first time where we really struggled to finish with some really good looks."
Eastern (11-8, 5-4) came out of the gate with a lot of intensity and a clear desire to knock off the Yellow Jackets. Greenville defeated the Hawks 49-29 on Jan. 25.
It was senior night for the Yellow Jackets and they came out to start the game emotional, though, it didn't translate well on the court.
"The girls were emotional. This is a good senior group and they are a tight group," Nichols said. "This was their last game at home and they were emotional. That's expected and that's OK."
Eastern led 12-6 after the first quarter and 27-20 at halftime.
Greenville trailed most of the first half, but took the lead 20-19 on a basket by Nikota Howe with 2:53 remaining in the half. Eastern, though closed out the half with an 8-0.
The Yellow Jackets took control in the third quarter outscoring the Hawks 12-6 to pull within 33-32.
"Defensively, we were very good in the third quarter, finally," Nichols said. "We had a nice little spurt to get back in it and I thought we were OK. But again, we had good looks and didn't finish. Just one of those nights."
Leah Somerfield gave Greenville the lead with a driving basket to start the fourth. She was fouled on the play and made the free throw for a 35-33 lead.
The teams traded baskets until Kirsti Reininger drained a three-pointer to give the Hawks a 40-37 lead. Greenville never had the lead again, but were within one point twice.
Reininger led the Hawks with 12 points, while Kaleese Jeffries finished with nine points.
Somerfield scored 13 points for Greenville. Kae Page added 10 points and Taylor Baker eight.
Neither team shot well from the free throw line. Eastern was 5-for-16, while Greenville was 11-for-22.
"The line never lies. It tells the truth," Nichols said. "We were not very good at the line. We got there, did what we wanted to, but it just comes down to being able to finish whether they are puppies (close shots) or free throws."
Despite the loss the Yellow Jackets donned conference champion T-shirts following the game and each took turn cutting down the net.
"I told the girls to celebrate it tonight, they earned it," Nichols said. "It's been 23 years since our last league title, so we are going to enjoy it and hope to finish strong at West Catholic. Then we will sprint into the district."
The loss was Greenville's first at home all season, as they finished with a 7-1 record at North Gym.
Greenville will finish the regular season Friday at West Catholic.
FH Eastern 45, Greenville 43
FH Eastern 12 15 6 12 — 45
Greenville 6 14 12 11 — 43
FH EASTERN (10-9, 5-4) — Goble 2 1-2 6, Rose 4 0-2 8, Harvey 2 0-1 5, Reininger 5 2-6 12, Fatum 2 1-2 5, K. Jeffries 3 2-3 9. Totals: 18 5-16 45. Three-point goals: K. Jeffries 2, Goble, Harvey. Total fouls: 16. Fouled out: None.
GREENVILLE (15-4, 7-2) — Baker 2 4-11 8, O'Brien 0 2-4 2, O'Herron 3 0-2 6, Page 4 0-0 10, Howe 2 0-0 4, Somerfield 4 5-5 13. Totals: 15 11-22 43. Three-point goals: Page 2. Total fouls: 16. Fouled out: None.


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International cooperation
The Goethe-Institut is one of the founding members of the Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE). This body has been in existence since 1990 and now has 31 members who create and conduct language examinations in 26 European countries.
The goals of ALTE are as follows:
The goals of ALTE are as follows:
- the standardization of levels in order to promote international recognition of language certificates within Europe,
- the standardization of quality criteria for all phases of the creation and processing of examinations, i.e. test construction, examination performance, assessment, certification, evaluation and data storage,
- cooperation in joint projects as well as the exchange of experience and specialized knowledge.


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MEN'S BASKETBALL: Lakes State Bank, Pecarich Marketing advance
Lakes State Bank and Pecarich Marketing advanced in the winners' bracket in the YMCA men's basketball league playoffs.
Lakes State Bank beat Ameriprise 54-44 as Jessie Sullivan scored 12 points and Joel Schramm 10. Ameriprise was led by Luke Schumer with 14 and Kendall Brown 12.
Pecarich Marketing defeated Shep's 53-49 as Matt Pecarich scored 19 and Todd Vanek 10. Shep's received 18 from Joe Hoelscher and Travis Dixon added 11.
In losers' bracket games, The Pines eliminated Elite Underground 58-48. The Pines received 24 from Tim Johnson and 18 from Jesse Nelson. Elite's Scott Huber scored 12.
Garrett eliminated BlackRidge BANK 55-34 as Corey Maus and Ethan Kreklau each scored 19. BlackRidge's Craig Hagen scored 12 and Jake Huser 10.
Feb. 20 Games
6 p.m., Shep's vs. Garrett (loser eliminated)
7 p.m., The Pines vs. Ameriprise (loser eliminated)
Feb. 22 Games
6 p.m., Lakes State Bank vs. Pecarich Marketing
7 p.m., Feb. 20 winners


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Game Seven: Illinois 58, Indiana 54
March 10, 2007
Illinois Fighting Illini
Q. Shaun, I was just wondering if you could talk about that last sequence when you shot four times and scored. You started off with the fadeaway. How did you get back under the basket so quickly to get the first rebound?
Q. Warren, can you talk about what it feels like to win these two games and get to Saturday, and Coach was saying this was a pretty key win.
Q. Warren, at the end you made some defensive plays. This turned out to be a nice night for the big guys. Did you and Shaun talk about that, the way the game was evolving?
WARREN CARTER: Me and Shaun always joke around, we say Shake and Bake off of Talladega Nights. Whenever our front court can do well, whenever our team can go inside out, I think that's always a good sign for us. Especially when teams go man, we always look to get the ball inside to Shaun and we try and play off of him.
Q. Could you talk about getting this done in the United Center? You guys have a pretty good run going on here, and being from the area, do you guys get a little extra push from this building? Just talk about that.
Q. Shaun, you look pretty tired right now. You've admitted it. How much will you have in the tank for tomorrow's game? How deep will you have to dig?
Q. If you guys are Shake and Bake, who's Ricky and who's Cal?
Q. Warren, talk about this game. Does this game kind of summarize you guys' whole season the way it turned out?
Q. Trent, for you sitting out last year and then obviously playing a pretty big role all through this season, how does it feel for you personally to get a win that maybe gets you into the NCAA tournament?
Q. Following up for any of you guys, even though it's not over until it's over, do you feel you can exhale a little bit now in terms of the NCAA Tournament?
Q. Could you just talk about how big Shaun played today? It's kind of an era where so many teams don't even have a true center. I was just wondering if he played like a throwback true center tonight?
Q. Could you talk about what was going through your mind when Shaun is missing and rebounding and rebounding and missing, and just the overall feelings after coaching a game like this.
Q. In terms of looking forward to what you have to do these next two days in the tournament, your guard play, your starting guards the first three quarters of the game, they just defended well or they were not in sync? It was a big man's game.
Q. Talk about the play of Calvin Brock tonight. He didn't score a lot of points but he did a lot of other things for you. Elaborate on that.
Q. For you to see them play like this, considering this year and it's been very difficult, for you is there a level of satisfaction to make this level?
Q. How do you think you're different and Wisconsin is different since the game you played against them?
Indiana Hoosiers
COACH KELVIN SAMPSON: First of all, congratulations to Illinois. I thought their team defended and rebounded. I thought they showed great toughness tonight, and I thought our team did, too, two teams that just really guarded each other. We hold them to 35 percent, we shoot 31 percent. Both teams only turn it over ten times. It's just hard to find a good shot. Both teams are good defensive teams. When you have two teams that play this way, it's going to be a low scoring game.
Q. Earl, how much is your shoulder still bothering you? It looked like when you were heading to the basket you kind of held up except for that last drive. Is it a concern going to the rim and making contact?
Q. D.J., can you just talk about the physical battle tonight? You were obviously involved with a lot of rebounds, just a defensive battle. What was it like being involved in that for 45 minutes?
Q. How do you feel about your team going into the NCAA Tournament? Are you okay with the way you're playing right now?
Q. You touched on this before, but you weren't it didn't appear you were able to get the ball into D.J. very much in the second half.
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Pork Tenderloin with Soy, Ginger, and Lime
This Asian-style marinade transforms a mild cut of pork into an exotic dish. Serve it with a mix of summer vegetables, such as Sauteed Snap Peas with Scallions and Radishes.
- Prep:
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- Servings: 4
Source: Everyday Food, July/August 2008
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 1/4 cup rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil, such as safflower, plus more for grates
- 1 teaspoon grated peeled fresh ginger
- 1 pork tenderloin (about 1 pound), excess fat and silver skin removed
In a medium bowl, combine soy sauce, vinegar, lime juice, oil, and ginger. Add pork to marinade, turning to coat. Marinate at room temperature for 30 minutes (or refrigerate, up to overnight).
Heat grill to medium-low; lightly oil grates. Lift tenderloin from marinade; discard marinade. Grill, turning occasionally, until an instant-read thermometer inserted in thickest part of pork registers 145, 18 to 20 minutes. Remove from grill. Tent loosely with aluminum foil; let rest 5 minutes before slicing.


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Submitted to: Journal of Medical Entomology
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 11/12/1996
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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: Scientists at the USDA, ARS developed computer models that were originally designed to help scientists study and public health workers to control an increasingly widespread human disease transmitted by mosquitoes, Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF). This illness, mostly affecting children, is considered the most important insect-borne viral disease of man. The models are now being used for a new purpose, to predict the consequences to human health of anticipated changes in the world's climate. Researchers who study climate believe that global temperatures will rise between 1.0 and 3.5 degree C (about 2 to 6 degree F) during the next century. Scientists from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the World Health Organization have concluded that the most serious health consequence will be an increase in diseases transmitted between people by the bite of insects, diseases like DHF. This article describes a cooperative effort between the Universities of Florida and Delaware and the USDA to improve technical details within the Dengue computer models regarding temperature. The improvements will make the models more accurate for use in proposed climate change studies with the USDA and Environmental Protection Agency.
Technical Abstract: Two new approaches have been developed to estimate water temperatures and water heights in containers which are commonly used as breeding sites for mosquitoes which are the primary vectors of dengue fever. These estimates are used in a recently-developed stochastic simulation models used to describe the daily dynamics of dengue virus transmission in the urban environment. The water temperature estimates are provided through a regression model which includes meteorological variables not previously used; results show that they are significantly better than those used in previous dengue transmission models. The water height models use a climatic water budget approach which estimates moisture storage within containers. These model are less precise than those developed for water temperature, but results are nevertheless superior to those used in previous models. The application of the new approaches should improve on estimates of the impact of weather on the dengue vectors.


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Verdant Restaurant at GardenWay
Mothers Day Breakfast Menu Mothers Day Lunch Menu
Verdant Restaurant located in Brisbane's western suburbs, offers a relaxed dinning experience in tranquil botanical settings, making it the ideal destination to meet with friends, family or work colleagues.
With ample parking, gourmet dishes, delightful coffee, sumptuous desserts and unforgettable ambience, there's no need to fight the crowds in other dinning precincts; we have the perfect dining experience here in the western suburbs.
- Breakfast
- Morning Tea
- Lunch
- Afternoon Tea
Licenced.From relaxed breakfasts, delightful coffee, gourmet lunches to scrumptious desserts, Verdant Restaurant is the ideal place to meet friends and enjoy lunch or a coffee and cake. To make a booking please call the restaurant on 07 3375 2108 or email email@example.com.
Children's Menu available on request
High Tea….. Tea for two or two for tea.
Verdant Restaurant caters for those needing a little cake break with their special occasion high tea service. Enjoy macaroons, homemade scones and cakes or try the savouries option with baguettes and dainty sandwiches with your choice of tea or coffee. Perfect for baby showers, bridal showers, birthday celebrations, working morning or afternoon tea or just a catch-up with the girls. Bookings are essential for the High Tea Service, please call the restaurant on 07 3375 2108 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
(available everyday expect Mother's Day, which is a seperate High Tea event)
Unique function experiences
Verdant Restaurant is a unique function venue for a business event (including business breakfast events), fundraiser or Christmas party. Our Restaurant Manager Carolyn can work with you to tailor a sumptuous menu plan to fit your culinary requirements and budget. Give Carolyn a call on ….. or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
"MontroseAccess has held our Tuscan Tables dinner at Verdant Restaurant for the last two (2) years. The service, food, table decorations and the little extra touches made the event very special. We look forward to holding similar events at Verdant in the future." Pam, Fundraising & Events Officer MontroseAccess


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saw all sorts of things i've never seen before.
salted snake heads in a jar, all sorts of different rice papers, soy bean pastes, dried and picked fish parts, pickled quail eggs in a jar, etc.
are there any good books dealing with authentic asian cooking? utilizing some of this stuff is a mystery to me at this point, and i need some guidence.


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Cory in the House
TV Series Review
Kids want to know what life in the White House is really like. Can you order a banana split from the kitchen staff at 3 o'clock in the morning? Does a game of hide-and-seek actually put dozens of secret rooms and passageways at your disposal? Movies and TV shows such as The American President and The West Wing have already offered a somewhat stuffy, grown-up take on life at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Now the Disney Channel is electing to loosen things up with its tween comedy, Cory in the House
A spin-off of That's So Raven, this series finds Raven Baxter's wily little brother Cory (Kyle Massey) living in the nation's most famous digs. With Dad (Rondell Sheridan) working as the president's head chef, Cory gets the unenviable task of babysitting the spoiled-but-cute first daughter, who has the entire staff wrapped around her finger.
If only Cory could land the same quantity time with his not-so-secret crush Meena Paroom (Maiara Walsh), the beautiful daughter of a Bahavian ambassador (yes, it's a made-up country) who befriends him on his first day at Washington Preparatory Academy. She's just one of the many privileged kids with whom Cory rubs shoulders every day. They're the children of senators, dignitaries and Supreme Court justices. These kids arrive at school via limo ... or helicopter. And when they fail to mind their manners, it can turn into an international incident.
Naturally, Cory finds himself at the center of most of those incidents. Sometimes it's by accident. Other times it's a consequence of poor choices, such as when he tricks the president's daughter into letting his rock band play on national TV for her father's fundraising concert. But it's not always Cory in the wrong. Meena disobeys and lies to her father—offenses that get smoothed over after our commander in chief advises Dad to bend a little. There's also name-calling, a few mildly questionable phrases ("shut up," "what the heck," etc.) and the occasional dose of bathroom humor.
For fans of the Disney Channel, this is typical fare. It's silly, illogical, sometimes corny, but ultimately redeeming. Despite a few flubs, the show regularly concludes with clear lessons about telling the truth, working with others and kids being proud of who they are, regardless of their backgrounds or where they live. Even if it's at the White House.
As for those age-old hide-and-seek and 3 a.m. banana split questions, it looks like we'll have to wait for a probing History Channel documentary to know for sure.
Episodes Reviewed: Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 2007


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On my way back from a card game tonight it had snowed pretty bad while I was inside so I had to trudge home in two inches of snow. I have to say my '89 Fleetwood did exceptionally well with no slippage of any kind. All I did was lock out the O/D and take it easy under 35 and absolutely no problems what so ever. How would you rate your 80-92 Fleetwood Brougham in the snow? Not the 93-96 with the traction control, spoiled as you all are! Haha. I'm talkin' the bare bones of RWD.


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Information flows follow a similar route within most organizations. Proprietary information builds up in databases, from where its funnelled into reports that rise up the chain of management. Then there's external data, that which is gathered from public sources, accumulated from feedback, purchased from information suppliers, or simply harvested from the internet.
Most Big Data follows this route at present, but these pathways are changing as the physical world around us slowly transforms itself into the primary source of our information. This concept – the Industrial Internet – refers to the vast number of connected 'things' – actuators and sensors that are embedded in physical objects, be they pacemakers, cars or something as colossal as road bridges and nuclear power plants. These 'things' are all linked together via networks that often use the same IP as the Internet itself, and they churn out data that flows to computers in previously unheard of quantities. Physical objects now possess the capability to sense the environment around them and communicate what they learn, effectively becoming tools that allow us to understand complexity, and more importantly, respond to it quickly.
We've only just begun exploring the possibilities that the Industrial Internet might be capable of, yet already it's driving the developer community onwards and upwards. Developers are racing to maximize its potential by connecting businesses and people to the 50 billion machines in our world. Meanwhile, in turn, vendors such as EMC and VMWare are striving to make it easier for developers to do so. As SiliconANGLE founder John Furrier predicts, these new APIs and apps "will allow businesses to analyze and understand the Big Data being generated by machines and stored in the cloud".
The Industrial Internet Arms Race
Furrier likened this new competition to an "Industrial Internet Arms Race", one that promises untold riches for whichever companies and developers can cross the line first. These sentiments were echoed by VMWare's CEO Pat Gelsinger himself, when he spoke of a "$50 billion dollar market opportunity" in the industrial internet, something that's just too big for vendors to ignore.
For a good many years, the Industrial Internet was the sole domain of IBM. Its Smarter Planet division, which launched more than five years ago, is the chief reason why its now the leading power in the Big Data arena – indeed, it was one of the few bright spots in Big Blues' otherwise poor Q1 results earlier this year.
Not surprisingly, other vendors are starting to take notice at the success IBM's been having, and are looking for avenues and opportunities to exploit this opportunity. The newest kid on the block looks to be GE, which last month wrapped up a $105 million investment in EMC & VMware's lovechild: Pivotal, a project that is heavily focused on this modern new era of developers and the cloud.
Vellante recently spoke about the implications of this investment, saying that, "The combination of GE, and now EMC and VMware and Pivotal, essentially brings another big player to the Smarter Planet world… the Industrial Internet, this is now upon us and we're seeing a real example of collaboration to drive that forward."
Thanks to GE's investment, VMWare and EMC are now well positioned to realize their goal of expanding the Industrial Internet's horizons and taking advantage of potential Big Data analysis services with cloud applications. Dr. Muddo Sudhaker, VP, Cetas Cloud and Big Data Analytics, VMware, appeared on theCUBE earlier this week, explaining that the Pivotal Initiative will take a combination of open source and proprietary code, and the two companies will combine in a software stack designed to attract developers to build the next generation of applications to the cloud.
IBM is suddenly faced with the prospect of serious competition, but it's unlikely to be worried just yet. That's not because the GE/VMWare/Pivotal collaboration isn't a formidable one – it is, very – rather, the reality is that this new world of intelligent, interconnected devices presents such an enormous market opportunity, there'll be plenty of space for both entities. GE and IBM may compete on certain fronts – as will up-and-coming players like Cloudera – but ultimately there's so many possibilities that each will find its own opportunities for growth.
That's not to say that the Industrial Internet is all about vendors growing their bottom lines, because its not. As Wikibon's Jeff Kelly pointed out last month, the rise of the Industrial Internet will lead to solutions for a swathe of the world's problems, helping to provide clean drinking water, rebuild crumbling infrastructure, prevent climate change and a myriad of other challenges. In other words, when these vendors succeed, the entire world will be able to share in that success.


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Historic Village came alive on Saturday when dancers hit the streets in the Movers and Shakers Bazaar.
Young and old from local dance groups entertained guests with their dance demonstrations and cultural performances.
The Gate Pa School Girls' Club showed off their skills, alongside Zumba performances, Scottish Country Dancing demonstrations and more.
Rhythmz Dance Company 'boys only' class and Tauranga City under-12 girls marching team also got up and encouraged people to get up and dance.
A Bazaar is held at the Village on the second Saturday of each month. Entry is free.


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Homespun Recipes
Centrally located to provide convenient access from the guest elevators and casino floor, the restaurant features wholesome favorites such as piping hot soups, crisp green salads, fully loaded sandwiches and classic desserts made from the freshest sustainable ingredients for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night. Breakfast will be available 24-hours a day for guests wishing to enjoy fluffy pancakes, hearty omelets and robust scrambles, even after traditional breakfast hours.
Hours of Operation
Mon - Sun Open 24 Hours
Information 702.696.7050
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Pantry Happy Hour
3pm-6pm & 11pm-2am
They say Happy Hour is the best time, so we are celebrating it twice a day. Join us in Pantry 24 Hour Kitchen for mouthwatering homespun Happy Hour specials.
- 2 for 1: Domestic Beer 6, Imported Beer 7, Well Drinks 9
- $5 Chicken Wings Two Ways, Caprese Flatbread, Crispy Calamari
- $18 Burger and a Drink
- $28 12oz Grilled Center Rib Eye and a Drink
Pantry is located by the Guest Elevators.
From the Mirage Self-Parking
Walk into the Casino and turn right just past Lobby Bar through the Atrium. Turn right past Heritage Steak towards OTORO. Turn left and walk through the Casino Floor to the M life Desk. Pantry will be on your right just before the guest Elevators.
From the Main Valet (Strip Entrance)
Enter the resort from Las Vegas Boulevard. Walk through two bronze mermaid statues towards the Atrium. Turn right past Heritage Steak towards OTORO. Turn left and walk through the Casino Floor to the M life Desk. Pantry will be on your right just before the guest Elevators.
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Carnegie Delicatessen
The Mirage
Drop in for a quick bite at a deli straight from Seventh Avenue in Midtown New York City.
Daily | 8 AM - 11 PM
Cuisine: Deli - Fast Casual
Average Check: $18
The Mirage
Cravings Buffet satisfies even the biggest appetites and thirsts with unlimited beer & wine!
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Sat - Sun | 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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Timothy Bradley to greet fans before title fight
COACHELLA, Cali. - Local boxer Timothy "Desert Storm" Bradley Jr. will greet fans today at Spotlight 29 Casino before he leaves for his June 9 welterweight title fight against Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas, a casino spokeswoman said.
Bradley's meet-and-greet will be from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the casino lounge and will be free and open to the public.
"Guests will have the opportunity to meet and take a picture with the undefeated former two-time WBC light welterweight champion," casino spokeswoman Lisa Herman said, adding that an HBO crew would accompany Bradley.
The casino is holding a viewing party for the fight, which is for the World Boxing Organization welterweight title. The fight will be broadcast live from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas at 6 p.m. on June 9.
The 28-year-old Bradley -- a Cathedral City native who lives in Palm Springs -- is 28-0, according to boxing website BoxRec.com.


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Machine Tool Technology
at St. Cloud Technical and Community College
Program Details
- Award: Diploma
- Credits: 55
- Delivery: Face-to-face where some online courses may be available or required.
- WIOA Certified
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- Advanced CNC/CAM Machinist, Credits: 17
About this Program
The Machine Tool Technology Programs provide training in the latest techniques of conventional and computer numerical control (CNC) machining. The lab is equipped with a variety of machines that are representative of today's industry. Machine Tool Technology is a large and expanding occupational field that offers unlimited opportunities to the energetic and competent person who wants to meet the challenge. Employment in the machine tool field is expected to be excellent far into the future.
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This one is for the Candians and Americans that happen to have a Tim Horton's in the area. These cards are great and offer more flexibility and more security than any old gift card. The Tim card is an easy quickpay system that allows you to "reload" your card at participating locations, access several additional features of the Tim Card program such as protecting the balance on your card from loss and theft, reload your card with a credit card and view your most recent account activity, and hey - you can use it in both Canada and the US!
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Red Sox manager Terry Francona announced following his team's 7-3 loss to the White Sox Monday night at Fenway Park that Jon Lester wouldn't pitch again until June 7, allowing the lefty seven days of rest.
The announcement comes after Lester turned in one of his worst outings of the season, a 5 2/3-inning appearance in which he was charged with seven runs and allowed a total of 14 baserunners.
"I don't need to reinvent the wheel. I don't need to go out there and figure things out," said Lester, who saw his ERA go to 3.94 after the loss. "I just think it was one of those deals I got a little ahead of myself working east to west instead of north to south. I threw the ball up in the zone and that's what's going to happen when you do that. I don't need to throw an extended bullpen, or anything like that. It will be nice to get an extra day, we've been going pretty hard at it these past couple of go-rounds. It will be nice. Hopefully it's not going to go the other way and be too much. Give the body a break, come back on Tuesday and just try and go after it again and see what happens."
Frnacona talked about perhaps an over-reliance on the cutter by Lester, who was driven from the game by an two-run bloop single from Alexei Ramirez on the starter's 127th pitch. It was the second-most pitches the lefty has thrown in his career. According to MLB.com, the starter threw the pitch 43 times.
"He's gotten in a little bit of a mode where his cutter is so good, but he's throwing a lot of them. We've got to get him back to where he's establishing his fastball, changeup, breaking ball, and using the cutter to put people away," Francona said. "It's getting to the point where it's more and more … it is a great pitch, but he's throwing a lot of them. We'll go back to the drawing board a little bit and have a good side with [pitching coach] Curt [Young]."
Lester pointed out that one of the reasons he used his cutter so much was due to a lack of feeling for any of his other pitches.
"It was the only pitch I could throw for strikes," he said. "I had to throw it. I had no command of my fastball. I threw a couple of decent changeups and I think I threw one curveball for a strike just because I got a checked swing at it. It was really the only pitch I could command so we had to use it."
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Wall Street Charges Main Street Least Since 2009: Muni Credit
Wall Street is charging Main Street the least since 2009 to sell its bonds, giving U.S. states and cities an added boost as they borrow at the lowest yields in more than four decades.
The average fee for municipalities to issue debt in the $3.7 trillion local market fell last year to $5.84 per $1,000 of bonds, from $6.82 in 2009 during the financial crisis, according to data compiled by Bloomberg for long-term, fixed- rate sales. The debut of Build America Bonds that year also drove up underwriting costs.
The shrinking commissions reflect rising demand for munis amid a two-year rally, said Bart Mosley, co-president of Trident Municipal Research in New York. The drop also signals the increasing dominance of the largest banks wielding their balance sheets to win business, he said. Bank of America Corp. (BAC) and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), the two biggest U.S. banks by assets, led underwriter rankings, Bloomberg data show.
"When that extra muscle is combined with a market where it's much easier to sell bonds, it's very tempting to go after" a higher ranking by lowering fees, said Mosley, a former head of municipal arbitrage trading at UBS AG. (UBSN)
Refunding Wave
Savings on bond sales are helping states and localities that are still mending their finances after the 18-month recession that ended in 2009. Last year, municipalities took advantage of the lowest borrowing costs since 1965 to refinance about $200 billion of higher-cost debt, more than half the $345 billion of long-term debt, fixed-rate issuance through competi- tive and negotiated sales, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Refinancing will fuel bond sales again this year as interest rates remain depressed and as public officials decline to take on new debt, Michael Zezas, a muni strategist at Morgan Stanley (MS) in New York, wrote in his 2013 outlook.
Municipalities disclose underwriting costs in the official statements that outline details of their bond sales.
In September, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey paid $3.87 million to firms led by the Royal Bank of Canada to manage a $2 billion bond sale, the largest in the agency's 91- year history. The fees amounted to about $2 per $1,000 of bonds. A year earlier, the agency sold $1 billion of bonds for a fee of $6.3 million, or $6.30 per $1,000.
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"The result with respect to the underwriting spread is extraordinary," Executive Director Pat Foye said at a meeting last year where the agency unveiled expected fees on the deal. "This result is significantly lower than the prior experience with the Port Authority and also significantly lower than public issuers around the country have achieved over the last 12 months."
A push into the market by banks that traditionally haven't been major muni underwriters, such as RBC, Canada's biggest lender, has also helped lower fees, said Mosley.
RBC ranked fifth among underwriters of U.S. state and local government debt last year, up from seventh in 2011, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
"The current industry cycle we are seeing is mainly due to a robust fixed-income environment, and to a far lesser degree, the enhanced competition," Elisa Barsotti, a spokeswoman for RBC Capital in New York, said in an e-mail.
In a departure from the previous three years, negotiated sales, in which municipalities select a bank in advance to price bonds, cost issuers less in fees than auctioning debt competitively.
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The average cost of issuance for negotiated offerings in 2012 was $5.76 per $1,000 of debt, compared with $6.37 for competitive offers, Bloomberg data show.
Negotiated deals tend to be bigger than competitive sales, reducing the relative expense of fixed underwriting costs, said Michael Decker, co-head of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association's municipal securities division.
There are also more firms chasing the business, allowing issuers to squeeze pricing, said Decker, who's based in Washington.
"It's a very competitive environment in terms of underwriting spreads, especially on negotiated deals," he said.
After peaking in 2009, issuance costs fell to $6.40 per $1,000 in 2010 and $6.08 in 2011, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
The runup in costs during the financial crisis came after Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. filed the biggest U.S. bankruptcy in September 2008, leading banks to charge more to find buyers for bonds, Mosley said.
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Taxpayers also paid banks more to underwrite Build America Bonds, which debuted in 2009 as part of President Barack Obama's economic stimulus. The program, which expired at the end of 2010, subsidized 35 percent of interest costs on taxable debt.
To sell the new bonds, governments and banks sought out investors who typically held corporate debt, including pension funds and international buyers. That boosted underwriting fees.
"Especially the early deals were fairly labor-intensive," Decker said. "You had to do a lot of investor education and a lot of marketing transactions to customers that weren't used to the municipal market."
In 2012, Bank of America Corp. took the top spot for arranging U.S. muni sales, unseating JPMorgan Chase & Co. Bank of America, the second-largest U.S. bank, managed about $48.7 billion of issues at an average cost of $4.55 per $1,000 of debt, Bloomberg data show.
Revenue Source
The company generated about $222 million in revenue from those deals, based on the issuance figures. The Charlotte, North Carolina-based bank bought Merrill Lynch in 2009 after Merrill suffered at least $50 billion in losses and writedowns from the collapse of the U.S. subprime mortgage market.
New York-based JPMorgan, the biggest U.S. bank, arranged about $39.4 billion of muni issues in 2012 at an average cost of $4.69 per $1,000 of bonds, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Justin Perras, a JPMorgan spokesman, declined to comment, as did Zia Ahmed, a spokesman for Bank of America.
In muni trading last week, yields on 10-year benchmarks fell to a one-month low of 1.69 percent, Bloomberg Valuation data show.
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NEW JERSEY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY plans to issue as much as $2.2 billion of school construction bonds and notes this week, according to Moody's Investors Service. Proceeds will go toward refunding debt, which will reduce variable-rate securities and terminate swap agreements. (Updated Jan. 22)
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Residents upset after stray bullets from police shooting strike homes
There are 64 comments on the WTKR story from Sep 17, 2009, titled Residents upset after stray bullets from police shooting strike homes. In it, WTKR reports that:Norfolk police shot a man waving a gun Wednesday night, but now neighbors are angry that their homes are riddled with bullet holes.
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#1 Sep 18, 2009
so how many times did they fire at this guy? maybe we need some better target training if they fired multiple times and merely wounded the guy
#2 Sep 18, 2009
if i were the people that got their houses riddled by bullets from the police i have the police repair that and have that money come out of their asses luckily no one in those homes were hit or even killed
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#3 Sep 18, 2009
The guy is standing there, not cooperating. Why are there bullets in every which direction? Can't the cops shoot straight?
#4 Sep 18, 2009
Does anyone here know how difficulty and scary it is to shoot a gun? Not that I don't agree with the fact that there shouldn't be stray bullets just flying around & maybe police need better practice but everyone needs to remember they we doing their job. Now how mad would people be if the police didnt do anything in responce to the civilian waving around a gun? Probably very. No one is ever going to be happy are they? Have the police fix the holes police be more careful calm down this is not the biggest problem in the world.
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#5 Sep 18, 2009
good question from the neighbors. how is it that thier houses are all shot up. "a number of houses with bullet holes". the real question is if the cops were shooting at the perp why isnt he dead. these cops were lousy shots!
#6 Sep 18, 2009
And what would have happened if someone from one of those homes got shot and killed. The city would be in financial ruins with the lawsuits that would come out of it.
That sticky, tricky, itchy trigger finger that so many cops have needs to calm down. Those two cops definitely need to get more practice in, but NOT on the civilians please...go to the range and practice, practice, practice.
One or two shots going straight would have been enough.
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#7 Sep 18, 2009
"difficult and scary to shoot a gun" WTF? SHooting a gun is not difficult or scary. Please refrain from speaking without knowledge. Bottom line is the police practiced poor firearm control...
#8 Sep 18, 2009
Shooting at a paper target is easy....I would like to see all the people who ALWAYS question the police after every shooting incident, try standing in front of a person who is shooting at them, and see just how accurate and easy it is.
#9 Sep 18, 2009
Its called " reckless endangerment ". A criminal charge. But because the perps were wearing badges, no charges will be filed. If a civi did that - straight to jail with the charge mentioned above. Our heros in blu at work yet again. This brings my count of sleaze bags in blu to 28 (cases) for this month. "sleaze bag in blu award " is when cops commit felonies, by their own admissions and official reports. Yet no charges filed, no terminations. Makes me sick every time I open cnn.com .
#10 Sep 18, 2009
I'm a gw 1 vet with extensive exp. and I say its easy to shoot someone else ! These cops are out of control. Totally lacking in skill, discipline and bearing, self control. They (cops) are 100% wrong- if you cant shoot straight then you should not have a gun. Least we forget Police are supposed to help, not shoot wildly into multiple wrong houses
#11 Sep 18, 2009
Sounds like the police are using Gang like drive-by-shooting tactics. Are the police not trained to think about the direction they are shooting in? My gosh!
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#12 Sep 18, 2009
It's not a question of why the police opened fire. The man was armed and not following instructions. The police are not paid to get killed. If you want to blame somebody than blame the cause and that is Mr. Newcomb.
#13 Sep 18, 2009
Next time they should ask the guy to stand in front of a brick wall or a huge mound of dirt.
Silly bullets...not stopping after they missed him.
#14 Sep 18, 2009
HAHAHAHAHAHA. Just another thing for people to complain about.
#15 Sep 18, 2009
"Shooting at a paper target is easy....I would like to see all the people who ALWAYS question the police after every shooting incident, try standing in front of a person who is shooting at them, and see just how accurate and easy it is" Hi Stupid ! How in the world do you translate,
"he made a move towards the police" translate into
And also, these are supposed to be 'trained' police officers, if they can't do their job right, they need to GET THE HELL OUT.
#16 Sep 18, 2009
I do not have a problem with the cops shooting him. He posed a risk to them and to anyone nearby. However, I do wonder why so many rounds were fired. It should take at most three since there is no mention of him being on PCP or wearing any kind of body armor. It sounds like some inexperienced officers (not necessarily rookies) got a little too nervous and did not stop squeezing the triggrer until they were out of ammo. As I said, I have no problem understanding why they would shoot and completely agree with it. It is better that one gunman dies than even a single cop and definitely better than an innocent civilian.
#17 Sep 18, 2009
Who trained these idiots to shoot?
#18 Sep 18, 2009
Has anyone thought that maybe all those shots weren't from the police. Maybe the guy with the gun did the shooting before they even arrived.
#19 Sep 18, 2009
You obviously watch too many movies...this is reality and you are taught to shoot for body mass. You may have a split second to save for own life and can't take the time to say,,,hold still so I can make sure I don't miss while your jumping around waving a gun.
#20 Sep 18, 2009
The Police did as most are trained...."Fire until the threat is stopped" It's not like in the movies where one bullet stops the bad guy every time.
I recommend all you arm chair quarterbacks..STFU.
You're the same whining punks that would scream the Police did not do enough to stop him had the crazy hurt someone else.
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