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This is a blog to chronicle this portion of the life of Staff Sgt. Jason Ross, my son, as he mends, after an I.E.D. explosion, on March 7, 2011, while serving his country in Afghanistan.
Monday, February 6, 2012
February 6, 2012
Jason's support nurse came today, the one that will be with him five days a week. He really wasn't much different from Toliver, other than the fact that he was born in Peru. When he first came in I thought he was Mexican, then he started to talk, and his accent was just a little different so I had to ask him where he was from. He has been in the U.S. for about 15 years and is working towards his RN degree. He made some of the same comments that Toliver made, about Jason being so independant already and that he felt like he really wasn't doing that much. I talked to him about Jason's meds, and he said he could, and would, make sure that Jason had them on time. He really only has to take care of the late morning and early afternoon doses, so it isn't much, but it does help - one (two?) less thing for me to have to worry about.
When we took off, to take care of a couple of errands, he jumped right in and helped with making Jason was secure in the van. And of course the van has to start acting up today. Not sure where the problem is, but some of the electrical is not working properly. I used to be able to hit one button and the door would open, the chassis would lower and the ramp would come out. It stopped working today so now we have to hit three different buttons to do the same thing. I'll be giving the Rolex people a call tomorrow, since they are the ones who put the ramp in and set up the hydraulics. The safety isn't compromised, so I have no problems continuing to use it.
One of the big things we did today was to get the girls enrolled in the drop in day care. It did take a little time, but it is something that I only have to do once and now I know there is a good place for them to go, and it is safe. When we have the girls and Jason has an appointment we can just take the girls over there and then head off to the appointment. We are also on the wait-list for the regular child day care (also known as: CDC), though we don't know when that is going to be available for us... soon I hope.
I made spaghetti for dinner tonight, and I'm not really sure what I did differently this time, but the sauce was excellent. Stacy and Jackie were both eating with a high degree of enthusiasm, though Jackie did look like she tried to wear almost as much as she ate. That's not to say Jason and I laid back, we managed to get a couple of good sized plates also.
After dinner, I took the girls upstairs and they got a bath. I let them play in the water for a little bit and then got them out. They were excited because tonight they got to put on their new pajamas, that Jason bought, a couple of days ago. Jackie as tired, so she went to bed first and then I told Stacy a bed time story and then they were both in bed. Tomorrow is going to be a little more relaxing for Jason (and me), so all in all, today was a very good day.
Thank you all, for all your support and continued prayers.
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- AnonymousFebruary 6, 2012 at 10:47 PM
Glad to hear that the girls are getting squared away. Also, great news on getting the new nursing aid for Jason. Sounds as if it was a very productive day. Congratulations on the great sauce!! Nothing like a good sauce with spaghetti. Hope that Jason is resting up those wounds.ReplyDelete
We're going to get a little rain here tomorrow, finally. Trees are blooming and my spring bulbs are poking up. Not much of a winter here.
Tell Jason I'm going to the gym and I dedicate each workout to him. He is my inspiration and hero. I am trying to get ready for our "guns" contest. My husband is working out also, he ran a mile tonight.
Give the kids a hug from me. Praying for continued healing for Clan Ross.
All my best,
Karen and Rob
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Sounds like a good day!ReplyDelete
Know that the Lord is always with you, wrapping His loving arms around you and holding on tight! Praying right now!
Psalms 18:2-6 The LORD is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; my buckler, and the horn of my salvation, and my high tower. I will call upon the LORD, who is worthy to be praised: so shall I be saved from mine enemies. The sorrows of death compassed me, and the floods of ungodly men made me afraid. The sorrows of hell compassed me about: the snares of death prevented me. In my distress I called upon the LORD, and cried unto my God: he heard my voice out of his temple, and my cry came before him, even into his ears.
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My candidate? Since this is a Porsche forum, it's fitting that I put forth the 959. My reasoning? It was considered the most advanced car of its time when it was released, is still very competitive against new cars, and is the only car (that I know of) that has won major off road and road course events (Dakar and LeMans class win) in its variants - no other car even today can lay claim to having that flexibility.
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Beauties in a brasserie for Chanel's Paris fashion show
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PARIS (Reuters) - I'll take a café, a croissant and a black and ivory silk cocktail dress, s'il vous plait.
Under the soaring glass ceiling of the Grand Palais, Chanel's Winter 2015 show was staged in an elaborate pop-up restaurant, complete with surly Parisian waiters in black waistcoats and white shirts and a bar serving champagne and coffee.
Creative Director Karl Lagerfeld showcased dresses and coats worn by models flitting in and out of the "Brasserie Gabrielle", ordering coffee or perusing newspapers.
"It's the daily life of a certain category of people," Lagerfeld explained after the show. "This is down-to-earth daily life - in certain circumstances."
The effect was reinforced by the hard-boiled eggs, croissants and plates of olives and radishes laid out on the bar of the brasserie named after the label's late founder Coco Chanel, whose real first name was Gabrielle.
The saucy and sparkling collection celebrated both the couture house's archives and the German designer's penchant for novel, modern fabrics and textures.
Besides showcasing an array of Chanel staples -- slimly tailored knit suit jackets paired with pleated or cigarette skirts -- Lagerfeld had some fun playing with puckering.
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In the late years of the 1950's, an actor named James Dean arose. Though many people know the name, most of them don't know the man behind it. He was slowly gaining his stardom and earning a famous reputation in Hollywood when he passed on due to a tragic motor accident.
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Beyonce Weight Loss: Queen B Is 60 Pounds Slimmer at Comeback Concert Series
As reported by AOL Music, Queen B is back! Beyonce made her highly anticipated comeback on the live stage over the weekend at Revel's Ovation Hall in Atlantic City, N.J., but it wasn't just her booming voice and on-point dance moves that everyone was talking about.
The new mom showed off her show-stopping new figure after majorly slimming down since giving birth to her first child, Blue Ivy, back in January. Bey was so proud of her post-pregnancy bod that she gushed about the weight-loss journey in front of the audience.
"Y'all have no idea how hard I worked!" Bey told concertgoers during Saturday night's show (May 26). "I had to lose 60 pounds. They had me on that treadmill. I ate lettuce!"
Dropping 60 pounds in less than five months must have called for drastic measures, and Bey had some extra motivation to look fit in her revealing, two-piece stage costumes made by Ralph & Russo.
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my finally finished gain clone (the whole story)
no pictures as yet but heres the story
i made my clone about a year ago.
it is a complete "breadbord" construction. nearly all the parts i used were borrowed apart from the coils and chips.
being a bit of a hermit i just threw it into my setup being "too lazy" to put any heat sink compound between the chip and sink. this afternoon while my other half was shopping i decided id do it.
an iteresting point to raise because somebody will pick it up. no i did not use mica shims because the sinks are screwed into the 50mm thick wooden base with 10mm screws.
theser things are supposed to be cheap eh :)
newayz its stopped shutting itself off and i cant cook my morning fry up on the top anymore.
moral of the story: always finish the job if your actually going to use it as regually as i do.
and a quick question: ive noted that my gain clone really has to be forced to do low frequencies. is there any particuar reason why it favors the high frequencies. (im using my pc as the source so in effect there is a preamp present)
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Swifts' form has to improve for survival: Robinson
Dixie Robinson is demanding a positive finish to the season even though Dungannon Swifts are now resigned to finishing bottom of the table.
Depending on results Dungannon's fate could be sealed this weekend. Should Newry City and Bangor both win and Swifts fail to beat Ballymena then they will be confirmed as the division's bottom side.
All eyes would then be on the IFA Championship and the three-way battle for the title between Loughgall, Portadown and Donegal Celtic.
If the Ports and DC both finish in the top two then Dungannon will be forced to contest a play-off to determine whether they stay in the division.
For a side which has not recorded a league win since late January, that is a scenario which everyone at Stangmore Park will be desperate to avoid.
However Robinson is planning for the worst and knows that Dungannon must hit some degree of form going into any play-off next month.
"It is looking a bit dodgy," he conceded. "There is no doubt about that and we're not going to kid anyone. We're bottom because we deserve to be there.
"We have been poor all season but we now have three games and we are not going to be treating them as a formality. We need to be having a little bit of form so that we are ready if it does go to a play-off situation.
"It is still just one defeat in five games so we have to get the momentum back up again and if we can get something from the last three matches then it should stand us in good stead."
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Lack of allelic exclusion by secondary rearrangements of tumour B-cell receptor light chains in hairy cell leukaemia
Sozzi, Elisa, Amato, Teresa, Sahota, Surinder S., Nuti, Sandra, Raspadori, Donatella, Sicuranza, Anna, Cencini, Emanuele, Tosi, Piero, Lauria, Francesco and Forconi, Francesco (2011) Lack of allelic exclusion by secondary rearrangements of tumour B-cell receptor light chains in hairy cell leukaemia Hematological Oncology, 29, (1), pp. 31-37. (doi:10.1002/hon.952). (PMID:20658474).
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Analyses of the tumour immunoglobulin (Ig) gene (IG) heavy (H) and light chains show heterogeneity of mutational status, but reveal common features of ongoing IGH isotype-switching with multiple IGH isotype expression and preference of IG lambda (IGL) light chain with selective use of IGLJ3. Phenotypic and immunogenetic analyses were performed in a series of 105 HCL patients to estimate prevalence of multiple IG light chain expression by the tumour cells. By phenotype, 3/105 HCL (2.9%) expressed double tumour-related Ig kappa (K) and L light chain proteins. By immunogenetic analysis, functional mutated double IGK(I) /IGK(II) , IGK(I) /IGL(I) and IGL(I) /IGL(II) transcripts were cloned and sequenced in 3/71 (4.2%) HCL. These latter three HCL expressed multiple IGH isotypes with mutated IGHVDJ rearrangements at the time of AID transcript expression. Most interestingly, the three cases had reinduced RAG1 transcript. In the double IGL expresser, single-cell analysis documented co-expression of the tumour-related IGLs in 5/6 cells (83%). In the IGK/IGL co-expresser, evidence of surface IgK/IgL isotype proteins confirmed functionality of the tumour-derived transcripts. The evidence of double light chain expression in single HCs and the new observation of RAG re-induction suggest ongoing selective influences on the BCR that may promote or maintain the HCL clone in the periphery.
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Jan. 28, 2004
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State's inside-outside combination of Lawrence Roberts and Timmy Bowers scored 38 points to lead the No. 11 Bulldogs to a 82-60 over Tennessee at Starkville.
Roberts scored 20 points on the inside, while Bowers added 18 points as the Bulldogs pulled away from Tennessee in the second half, leading by as many as 27 points.
Mississippi State improved to 17-1 (6-1 SEC) on the season, while Tennessee lost its fourth consecutive game to fall to 10-6 (2-4). The Vols lost to Top 10 foes Kentucky and Louisville last week by a combined four points.
Scooter McFadgon, playing with an injured shooting hand, led the Vols with 20 points. McFadgon connected on 6-of-13 from the field, 2-of-4 from three-point range, and 6-of-7 from the free throw line. Jemere Hendrix recorded his second career double-double with 11 points and a career-high 14 rebounds.
Tonight's game was the Vols' fifth against a ranked team in their last six games. Tennessee is now 1-4 on the road this season.
"I don't know if (the Bulldogs) are as deep as some of those other teams," Tennessee head coach Buzz Peterson said. "But one through seven, they're just as good. Mississippi State is 1 second away from being undefeated. This is a very tough stretch for us," said Peterson, who starts two sophomores, a freshman and no seniors. "We've just go to stay positive."
Mississippi State forced 21 Tennessee turnovers that led to 35 points for the Bulldogs.
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It is also known as the Javelina, Tayaussa or the Musk Hog.
They are called Javelina because of their razor-sharp tusks, Spanish for javelin or spear.
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Saturday was a bit slow with the blue bird skies and no wind, but still managed a few.
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Sunday we had a good wind and it was a bit overcast, made for a great hunt for the 4 of us.
We have a good number of birds to get after in the moring, then a nice break until next weekend.


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But the people of the land killed all those who had conspired against King Amon, and made Josiah his son king in his stead.
He was buried in his tomb in the garden of Uzza. Josiah his son succeeded him.
JOSIAH WAS eight years old when he began his thirty-one-year reign in Jerusalem. His mother was Jedidah daughter of Adaiah of Bozkath.
Behold, therefore [King Josiah], I will gather you to your fathers, taken to your grave in peace, and your eyes shall not see all the evil which I will bring on this place. And they brought the king word.
KING JOSIAH sent and gathered to him all the elders of Judah and of Jerusalem.
And Josiah brought the Asherah from the house of the Lord to outside Jerusalem to the brook Kidron and burned it there, and beat it to dust and cast its dust upon the graves of the common people [who had sacrificed to it].
And Josiah defiled Topheth, which is in the Valley of Ben-hinnom [son of Hinnom], that no man might ever burn there his son or his daughter as an offering to Molech.
And the altars on the roof of the upper chamber of Ahaz, which the kings of Judah had made, and the altars which Manasseh had made in the two courts of the house of the Lord, [Josiah] pulled down and beat them in pieces, and he [ran and] cast their dust into the brook Kidron.
Moreover, the altar at Bethel, the high place made by Jeroboam son of Nebat, who made Israel to sin, that altar with the high place Josiah tore down and broke in pieces its stones, beating them to dust, and burned the Asherah.
And as Josiah turned, he saw the tombs across on the mount, and he sent and brought the bones out of the tombs and burned them upon the altar and defiled it, in fulfillment of the word of the Lord which the man of God prophesied, who predicted these things [about this altar, naming Josiah before he was born].


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harrypixel said
Thanks for the reply. I know I know.. regarding the 4% using ipad and iphones but unfortunately as it relates to my customers (consumer electronics) video and audio products the manufacturers all built interfaces for the iphone and ipad. They double as remote controls. I come from the city that makes blackberries and I tried to tell my customers who work there to try and get more consumer oriented. My playbook is more powerful than the Apple products and they dont heat up as an Apple or Android product does. I have android phone and it gets hot and starts to just shut down. If it wasnt for the linkage with my manufacturers that adapted the Apple I could care less about that 4%. Personally I like flash and found it fairly intuitive but I don't have the updates that had fixes in them and with zero support I am thinking that I would be better off just starting from scratch. Thanks for your response. In the ipad 3 it will have flash enabled. and also it will be enabled on the iphone as well.
I think you are misunderstanding adobe's statement about supporting IOS devices with Flash media server, this does not mean that it will have a universal flash player for IOS devices.
Lets not overlook that a new legislation was introduced the same day as the protests that will serve the same purpose these were supposed to. I have not taken the time to read the legislation yet and draw any conclusions(Its called the OPEN act for those who have not heard of it).
I do believe that our government has alot more pressing matters then bailing out yet another industry that will cost the tax payers millions if not billions.
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hope envato will not be in those 9999 remainingbecause this is actually the danger here. I don't care about megaupload but once the roller gets down the hill you may never know who will be hit by the wave including innocent websites
This is exactly it. One only needs to take a look at how the RICO act and all derivatives since have been used to understand how this will end. A law that basically strips a defendant of his/her rights and undermines his/her ability to mount a defense before they receive their first day in court. A law meant curtail the US Mafia, but has since been used against everyone.
And with PIPA /SOPA, the powers will be in the hands of those in the Administration. A department whose head will be appointed by the current President leaving those laws to be handled at the whim of and direction of the presidents political beliefs.
Just to add, since it has not been mentioned, I think it is far from a coincidence that this happened the day AFTER the protests. And was almost immediately followed by the RIAA using it as a tool to push for SOPA /PIPA.
||+520739|DarkNurbs said-|| Can someone please make one thing clear to me about SOPA ? If it's turned into law, which types of websites will remain and which will be banned?
It is not about a certain 'type' of site. To put it simply, an organization notifies the government it believes a site is heavily involved in piracy and the government will take action against that site. No need to prove it is, no notice to the site owners to give them a chance to defend themselves. Actions will be taken, and then the site owners will have to prove themselves innocent.
To anyone who doubts the 'legal' uses of such file sharing sites need to step out of the cubicle and away from the tech world where everyone has their own hosting.
While I was in college everyone used file sharing sites for turning in assignments. Our professors would have us E-mail the links to them.
I ran a site of 70k+ young musicians from all over the world who used file sharing sites to collaborate on music together. I actually created a plugin to our system to allow our users to upload to a certain file sharing site directly from our site in an effort to make it easier for our users to collaborate.
There are real world 'legal' uses for file sharing sites(of which i barely touched on), to doubt that seems pretty insane to me, or maybe just shortsighted and selfish.
And it seems hard to keep this argument from being political. It is this same short sighted 'protect my work at the cost of everyone else, i don't care who gets hurt' attitude that is at the base of the legislation being pushed through the US congress right now.
If I had any domains hosted with them I would transfer in a second.
As it stands now, the 70k+ domains getting transferred is not going to make a huge impact on a company that has 30million+ domains hosted with it. I hope the movement grows though.
I like the idea of my products being used in others work. I got a sense of pride when others would contact me about issues and i seen the different ways my items were used to enhance something and add value. I dont like my product just being repackaged and sold.
So is this how it's going to work from now on? Is envato so scared of license issues that the comminity is left to try and police itself?
So VF has to send Envato a DMCA takedown notice in order for them to do anything. This should never be allowed period. This is insane to me that Envato would even allow such shotty business practices within the marketplace and make the authors jump through loops all the while the offending author is still making money and potentially negatively effecting another authors reputation.
This basically means that unless the previous author he did this to notices or someone tells that author then this guy will continue to make money off his script as well. And Envato could not care less.


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T-Mobile Lays Off 1,900 Workers, AT&T Tells FCC "Told ya so"
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AT&T still isn't done badmouthing the FCC
Yesterday, T-Mobile made the decision to axe 1,900 workers in the U.S. Most of the layoffs will come from call centers located in Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, Kansas, Colorado, and Oregon.
T-Mobile USA CEO and President Philipp Humm explained, "These are not easy steps to take — or, I know, to read. We must address our business realities so we can focus on getting T-Mobile back to growth."
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following the failure of its acquisition of T-Mobile, took the opportunity to kick some mud in the face of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Jim Cicconi, AT&T's Senior Executive Vice President of External and Legislative Affairs, made it clear that had the merger gone through, the jobs at T-Mobile's call centers would have been preserved.
"Only a few months ago AT&T promised to preserve these very same call centers and jobs if our merger was approved," Cicconi chided. "We also predicted that if the merger failed, T-Mobile would be forced into major layoffs."
Cicconi didn't stop there, however. He continued his rant against the FCC and didn't hold back any punches:
The FCC argued that the merger would cost jobs, not preserve them, and that rejecting it would save jobs. In short, the FCC said they were right, we were wrong, and did so in an aggressive and adamant way.
Rarely are a regulatory agency's predictive judgments proven so wrong so fast. But for the government's decision, centers now being closed would be staying open, workers now facing layoffs would have job guarantees, and communities facing turmoil would have security.
So what's the lesson here? For one thing, it's a reminder of why "regulatory humility" should be more than a slogan. The FCC may consider itself an expert agency on telecom, but it is not omniscient. And when it ventures far afield from technical issues, and into judgments about employment or predictions about business decisions, it has often been wildly wrong. The other lesson is even more important, and should be sobering. It is a reminder that in government, as in life, decisions have consequences.
It's understandable why AT&T is still fuming mad over the loss of T-Mobile. The company had to pay a $4 billion USD "breakup fee" when it
decided to walk away from the table
after the FCC made it clear that the acquisition wouldn't be approved. For its part, T-Mobile reported that it
lost 700,000 customers in Q4 2011
. Philipp blamed the lost of customers on its inability to obtain Apple's popular iPhone 4S for its network.
"Paying an extra $500 for a computer in this environment -- same piece of hardware -- paying $500 more to get a logo on it? I think that's a more challenging proposition for the average person than it used to be." -- Steve Ballmer
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Strong All-Around Showings Lead Trio To Weekly Men's Hoops Awards
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Strong all-around performances earned a trio of America East men's basketball standouts weekly honors for the week ending Feb. 5. Maine's Alasdair Fraser and New Hampshire's Alvin Abreu each recorded double-doubles in their lone game of the week are Co-Players of the Week, while the Black Bears' Justin Edwards had his fifth game of at least 14 points, five rebounds and five assists to earn his seventh Rookie of the Week honor of the year.
Fraser (Falkirk, Scotland) tallied his league-best sixth double-double of the season and led Maine to its third straight win en route to earning Player of the Week honors for the second time this season.
The sophomore, who ranks 11th among the league's scoring leaders (13.2 ppg) and fourth in rebounding (7.8 rpg), scored 21 points, including 11 after halftime, and grabbed 12 rebounds in a 77-76 overtime win at UMBC Saturday. Fraser, who also earned Player of the Week recognition on Dec. 26, shot 10-of-14 from the floor and added a career-high four assists and three blocks.
Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) earned his second career Player of the Week accolade after fueling New Hampshire's win over Hartford Wednesday.
The senior scored 20 of the Wildcats' 52 points and hit a three-pointer with just 27 seconds left and the game tied at 49 to lift them to the win. Abreu, who ranks 10th among league leaders in scoring (13.3 ppg), added 10 rebounds for his first career double-double and also had four assists and a pair of steals. The former second-team all-conference selection previously earned Player of the Week honors on Jan. 5, 2009.
Edwards (Whitby, Ontario) put forth a solid all-around effort in Maine's win at UMBC Saturday and earned his seventh Rookie of the Week award as a result. The seven honors ties him with Jon Iati (Albany) and Reggie Lewis (Northeastern) for the second-most honors in a season.
The freshman guard racked up 16 points, seven rebounds, six assists and three steals in the Black Bears' 77-76 overtime win over the Retrievers. Edwards, who also earned Rookie of the Week honors on Nov. 21, 28, Dec. 5, Dec. 26, Jan. 16 and 30, ranks fourth among league leaders in scoring (15.3 ppg), sixth in rebounding (6.4 rpg), seventh in assists (3.4 apg) and third in steals (1.7 spg).
Conference Notes
The Honor Roll
Several other America East players had top performances last week:
• Albany's Gerardo Suero averaged 26.5 points over two games last week, including a 32-point performance against UMBC Thursday.
• UMBC's Ryan Cook averaged 24.5 points in two games last week, scoring a career-high 28 at Albany Wednesday and adding 21 against Maine on Saturday.
• Stony Brook's Dave Coley scored 17 points on nearly perfect shooting (8-of-9) in Stony Brook's win at Albany Saturday. For the week, he averaged 13.5 points and 2.5 rebounds.
• Vermont's leading scorer, Four McGlynn, averaged 12.5 points and shot 53 percent from the floor (10-of-19) in two Vermont wins last week.
League Standings Reset
The conference schedule hits the three-quarter pole for most teams on Monday and Stony Brook looks to stay on top of the league standings with a three-game week ahead. The Seawolves (10-1), who have won six in a row, beat Binghamton Wednesday and Albany Saturday to hold onto sole possession of first place. Vermont (9-2) kept pace by extending its win streak to six with wins over Boston U. and Hartford. Those two teams meet on Sunday in Burlington. Boston U. (8-3) rebounded from its last to the Cats with a winat Binghamton and sit all alone in third place. Albany (7-4) can tie the Terriers for third with a win tonight. Maine (5-5) has won three straight to put a hold on fifth place. Hartford (4-7), UNH (3-7), UMBC (2-8) and Binghamton (0-9) round out the league standings.
Conference Position Crucial
While the team that wins the conference tournament gets crowned league champion and received the league's automatic birth, where teams finish in the regular season goes a long way in determining the league champions. Only twice in America East's 32 year history has a team finished outside the top two and gone on to win the league title. In addition, with the conference championship game being played at the highest remaining seed, hosting that game is crucial as the home team has won 25 of the previous 28 matchups played at school site.
Home Sweet Home
Taking care of business at home has been a consistent theme for America East's top teams. Stony Brook and Albany are a combined 20-1 overall at home this year while the top four teams in the league standings (Stony Brook, Vermont, Boston U., Albany) are a combined 21-2 at home in conference play. The Seawolves, who are 11-0 at home this year, have won 12 straight at Pritchard Gym dating back to last season. The Great Danes are 8-1 at SEFCU Arena this year and had their 11 game home-court win streak snapped by the Seawolves Saturday. The Terriers' lone conference loss came to Vermont on Wednesday. The Catamounts are 5-0 at Patrick Gym in league play.
Seawolves Streaking With D
Stony Brook has won six straight and 12 of its last 13 games on the heels of its top-ranked defense. The Seawolves, who lead America East and rank 20th nationally allowing just 59.2 points per game, have allowed just 55.1 points per game in conference play. Stony Brook also ranks in the top 20 nationally (14th) in rebound margin, hauling in 7.1 more boards per game than its opponent, The Seawolves have also improved their offensive efficiency during this stretch and are up to third in the league averaging 68.0 points per game.
Catamounts Climbing
Vermont has reeled off six straight wins and eight in its last nine games to move into sole possession of second place in the league standings. The Catamounts, who have won those seven games by an average margin of 15.3 points, have excelled offensively in wins this season, averaging 74.1 points per game in its 14 wins against just 58.1 points per game in its 10 losses. UVM's defense has been consistent all season and ranks second in America East, allowing just 62.6 points per game.
Offensive Firepower
America East boasts two of nation's top offensive threats in Albany's Gerardo Suero, who has scored 20-plus points 18 times and leads the league and ranks sixth nationally averaging 21.6 ppg. Boston University's Darryl Partin is second in the conference and ranks 21st nationally (19.6 ppg).
Youth is Served
There is a youth movement in America East. No teams regularly start more than two seniors while Albany and Binghamton are two of nine Division I programs without a senior on its roster and Hartford gets 61% percent of its scoring from freshmen. Additionally, eight of the league's top 20 scorers are freshmen or sophomores, led by Maine's Justin Edwards, who ranks fifth.
Milestone Watch
A few America East standouts are approaching or have recently passed significant milestones:
- Stony Brook's Bryan Dougher is five points shy of becoming the conference's 42nd 1,500 point scorer. He also moved into third place all-time on the league's made three-pointers list and currently has 316 for his career. He trails only Hartford's Joe Zeglinski (393) and Vermont's T.J. Sorrentine (354).
- While Boston University's Darryl Partin surpassed the 1000-point mark earlier this year and is nine more points shy of joining the conference's 1,000-point club. The transfer, who scored 174 career points at La Salle, has racked up 991 points in 60 career games (16.5 ppg).
- Vermont's Brian Voekel grabbed his 500th career rebound against Hartford Saturday in just his 57th career game.
Students First
Albany's Logan Aronhalt and Maine's Andrew Rogers both earned Academic All-District honors form CoSIDA last week. Aronhalt, a repeat choice, has a 3.78 GPA in human biology and ranks fourth in the league scoring 15.3 points per game. Rogers carries a 3.86 GPA in kinesiology and physical education and ranks fourth in assists (3.9 apg).
All Nine in BracketBuster Games
For the first time in league history, all nine teams will play a game as part of the ESPN Sears BracketBusters pool on Feb. 18 or 19. America East teams have appeared on national television as part of the event in five of the last seven years, but did not receive a TV game this season.
America East Sears BracketBusters Pairings
Albany – vs. Rider
Binghamton – at Radford
Boston – at Loyola
Hartford – at St. Peter's
Maine – vs. Marist
UMBC – at Canisius
UNH – vs. Towson
SB – at Northeastern
UVM – vs. Niagara
Team Notes
Albany Great Danes (15-10, 7-4 AE)
Albany split two games at home this past week with a win over UMBC, 87-76, on Wednesday then losing its first game at home to Stony Brook, 75-69, on Saturday ... The Great Danes currently sit in fourth place in the standings and three games back of first place Stony Brook ... The 15th annual Big Purple Growl was held on Saturday against Stony Brook, which was sold out for the fifth time in its history ... For the second time this season Stony Brook halted UAlbany's longest potential winning streak of four ...Gerardo Suero (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) had a career game scoring 32 points against UMBC, going a perfect 10-of-10 from the free-throw line ... Suero continues to find the free-throw line as he is the nation's leader in both free throws made (171) and attempted (207) ... Logan Aronhalt (Zanesville, Ohio/ Zanesville) continues to climb the UAlbany all-time scoring list, scoring 37 points last week pushing him up to 25th all-time at 1,074 career points ... Mike Black (Chicago, Ill./Oak Park Fenwick) is climbing UAlbany's all-time assist's list as he tallied nine assists last week to give him 260 career assists for 16th all-time ... the Great Danes have a quick turnaround to play three games next week with Boston U. on Monday at home then a three-day road trip with two games, one versus New Hampshire on Thursday then Maine on Saturday to cap it off.
Binghamton Bearcats (0-23, 0-11 AE)
Binghamton dropped two games during the week as the team's two opponents shot 53 percent from the field, 50 percent from three-point range and 79 percent from the free throw line. the Bearcats stumbled on the road at league-leading Stony Brook, falling behind by 35 points at the half and losing by 34. Back home three nights later, the Bearcats lost by 15 to visiting Boston University ... Sophomore guard Robert Mansell (Philadelphia, Pa./Cheltenham) averaged a team-best 11.5 points in the two games. In conference play, Mansell is scoring 16.1 points per game... Freshman forward Ben Dickinson (Alexandria, Va./Gonzaga) averaged 11.0 points ... Binghamton drew 3,232 fans to the Events Center for the game against the Terriers, raising the team's America East-best attendance average to 2,771. That figure is more than 1,100 higher than the league average and puts the Bearcats in good position to claim the program's ninth straight attendance crown ... Binghamton has six games remaining in the regular season.
Boston U. Terriers (12-13, 8-3 AE)
Boston University sits in third place in the America East standings after splitting its two games last week, recording a 68-67 home loss to Vermont followed by a 68-53 win at Binghamton ... the Terriers trailed by 16 with 3:28 remaining to the Catamounts but rallied back to pull within one with 20 seconds remaining ... After a UVM layup, Boston U. missed two game-tying 3-pointers before hitting a layup at the buzzer ... The loss snapped the Terriers' 15-game home win streak against America East competition and a 12-game win streak in the month of February dating back to 2010 ... Senior Darryl Partin (Seattle, Wash./La Salle) tallied a game-high 19 points and followed with a team-high 13 at Binghamton ... He now has 991 points in 60 games as a Terrier and is just nine away from becoming the sixth-ever Terrier to score at least 1,000 in his final two seasons ... On Saturday, Boston U. led Binghamton, 44-35, with 11:56 remainaing and went on a 17-6 run to pull away for the victory ... Senior Matt Griffin (Narberth, Pa./Rider) hit four 3-pointers on six attempts to finish with a season-high 13 points ... The Terriers held a league opponent below 60 points for the seventh time to claim sole possession of third place in the league standings ... Boston U. will next visit Albany on Monday night and then host Maine on Thursday (Feb. 9) ... Both games will start at 7 p.m.
Hartford Hawks (4-19, 4-7 AE)
Hartford dropped a pair of decisions on the road in its most recent week of action, falling at New Hampshire (Feb. 1) and at Vermont (Feb. 4) ... A pair of rookies notched career-high performances last week as Mark Nwakamma (Leander, Texas/Leander) scored 18 at New Hampshire and Yolonzo Moore II (Austin, Texas/Akins) tallied 17 on 6-of-9 shooting from the floor ... At New Hampshire, Hartford used an 8-0 run out of the half to pull ahead but the Wildcats heated up and battled back with a 14-0 run, including four three-pointers ... The score see-sawed back and forth down the stretch, but after the Hawks hit a three to go up three with 1:47 left, the Wildcats put the game away with back-to-back three pointers to score the 52-51 victory ... At Vermont, Hartford could not recover from a 25-0 first half run by the Catamounts and fell, 82-56 ... Nwakamma recorded three blocks in the outing ... The Catamounts' 82 points marks the most points scored by an opponent since a double overtime, 89-86 setback at Marist (Dec. 21) ... Prior to the start of league play, Hartford committed 19.3 turnovers per game ... Since league play, the Hawks have lowered that number to 12.6-per-outing ... The Hawks will play two this week, first traveling to UMBC on Tuesday (Feb. 7) before returning home for the first time this month to play host to Binghamton on Sunday (Feb. 12).
Maine Black Bears (11-10, 5-5 AE)
Maine won its third-straight contest with a 77-76 overtime win at UMBC Saturday ... Alasdair Fraser (Falkirk, Scotland/Falkirk Clark Eriksson Fury) had his sixth double-double of the season with 21 points and 12 rebounds ... He also gave out four assists, blocked three shots and had a steal ... Freshman Justin Edwards (Whitby, Ontario/Anderson CVI) added 16 points, seven rebounds, six assists and three steals...It was his 14th game this season with at least 14 points and five rebounds ... He has given out at least three assists in 12 games this season...Gerald McLemore (San Diego, Calif./Worcester Academy) had 20 points, including a key tip-in in overtime...He now has nine 20-points games this season and 1,560 career points, 41 shy Kevin Reed for third on the all-time list at Maine...He also has 303 career three-pointers, eight shy of Reed for the school record ... Raheem Singleton (Boston, Mass./Monroe Community College) made the deciding free throws with under seven seconds left in overtime...He finished with 10 points and seven rebounds ... Senior guard Andrew Rogers (Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan) was named the male recipient of the 'M' Club Dean Smith Award, given to top male and female student-athlete at UMaine ... the Black Bears continue play Monday at home against Vermont.
UMBC Retrievers (3-19, 2-8 AE)
Despite a pair of losses this week, junior guard Ryan Cook (Laurel, Md./Pallotti) had outstanding back-to-back games vs. Albany and Maine... The walk-on transfer scored a team season-best 28 points at Albany and added a team-best eight rebounds ... Scored 15 of his 21 points in the final 25 minutes in the overtime loss vs. Maine, sparking UMBC's rally from 10 a 62-52 deficit in the final 5:35 to force the extra period ... Hit all 13 free throws in the two games and has moved into the top 20 nationally at 89.6 percent (60/67) ... Cook also corralled eight caroms in each game... Freshman forward Chandler Thomas (Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral) started in place of the injured Chase Plummer (concussion) at Albany and had his most productive America East game to date, scoring 19 points and adding 7 rebounds... He played a season-high 33 minutes in that game and came back with 29 minutes off the bench in overtime loss vs. Maine, scoring 7 points and adding 6 rebounds... Plummer returned to the lineup after missing his first career game at Albany and responded with 24 points and 9 rebounds vs. the Black Bears... Plummer tied a school record with 18 free throw attempts (14-for-18) ... the mark is now held by five players, but had not been reached previously since 1991 ... The 14 free throws made is tied for third-best made in a single game... UMBC will meet Canisius in Buffalo in the Sears BracketBuster game on Feb. 18 ... It will be the first meeting between the two schools ... The Retrievers have three games in six days this week, as the host Hartford and UNH on Tuesday and Sunday and travel to face first-place Stony Brook in-between on Thursday.
New Hampshire Wildcats (8-13, 3-7 AE)
New Hampshire snapped a two-game losing streak with a 52-51 victory over Hartford on Wednesday evening at Lundholm Gymnasium ... Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass./Boys to Men Academy) scored 14 of his game-high 20 points in the second half, including the go-ahead 3-pointer that lifted the Wildcats to victory ... Abreu, who shot 7-of-14 from the field, grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds and handed out four assists ... With his four 3-point baskets, the senior co-captain moved into fourth place on UNH's all-time list with 198 treys ... Abreu was named the named America East Player of the Game for UNH, earning his first career double-double ... Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va./Air Force Academy) was the only other 'Cat that scored in double-digits, posting 14 points to go along with four assists and two rebounds ... New Hampshire has maintained its reputation as one of the top defensive programs in the league this season, ranking first in defensive 3-point field goal percentage (.325; 87-268) and third in scoring defense (64 ppg) ... The Wildcats also rank fifth in the conference in defensive field goal percentage, holding opponents to a .434 shooting clip (476-1096) from the floor ... New Hampshire has shot over 40 percent in six of the last seven outings; most recently posting a shooting clip of .426 (20-47) against Hartford (Feb. 1) ... Over the seven-game span the 'Cats shot over 40 percent in four straight games, representing their longest streak of the season ... UNH returns to action Monday, Feb. 6, at 7 p.m. against America East-leading Stony Brook at Lundholm Gymnasium.
Stony Brook Seawolves (15-7, 10-1 AE)
Stony Brook extended its winning streak to six games with victories over SUNY rivals Binghamton and Albany, maintaining its first-place position in the conference...the Seawolves have won 12 of their last 13 games, which is their best 13-game stretch in Div. I history...the win over Binghamton was the team's 12th consecutive home victory, one shy of matching the team's Div. I record of 13...Stony Brook is 10-1 in America East for the first time ever...sophomore Dave Coley (Brooklyn, N.Y.) set a program Div. I record for single-game shooting percentage after going 8-for-9 from the field in a 17-point night at Albany...he scored his 17 in only 20 minutes of action after getting into foul trouble...he averaged 13 points on the week...senior Bryan Dougher (Scotch Plains, N.J.) averaged 13.5 points last week and shot 53% from the field and knocked down six three-pointers...he is only five points away from 1,500 for his career...senior Al Rapier (Chicago, Ill.) posted his second career double-double with 10 points and 12 rebounds at Albany...the 12 rebounds matched a career high...the Stony Brook bench scored a season-high 45 points vs. Binghamton, led by sophomore Anthony Jackson (Columbus, Ohio) and his 14 points...Jackson was 7-for-11 from three-point range last week, including 3-for-3 at Albany...he leads America East in 3-point shooting at 50%...Stony Brook plays three games this week - at New Hampshire Monday, home vs. UMBC Thursday and at Vermont Sunday.
Vermont Catamounts (15-10, 9-2 AE)
Vermont went 2-0 last week and claimed sole possession of second place in the America East standings … The Catamounts opened the week with a 68-67 victory at Boston U in a battle of a pair of 7-2 teams … Sophomore Luke Apfeld (Wolfeboro, N.H./Brewster Academy) let the Cats with 16 points … The Catamounts led by as many as 19 in the second half and had to hold off a furious BU rally down the stretch … UVM has won the last seven games it has played at Agganis Arena … Vermont then returned home on Saturday and earned an 82-56 win over Hartford … Sophomore Sandro Carissimo (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y./Iona Prep) paced the Cats with 16 points and a career-high eight rebounds … Vermont led by as many as 32 in the first half to earn its sixth straight and ninth win in its last 10 games … Eight different Cats scored six points or more … Saturday marked Vermont's sixth straight win at home … With the win Vermont head coach John Becker tied Thomas Keady (1921-22) for the most wins by a first year head coach in UVM history … Vermont has only trailed for a total of 3:29 over its last 93:02 played … The Catamounts return to action on Monday when they travel to face Maine (7 p.m.) and then host Stony Brook on Sunday (12 p.m.) in a game that will be televised on the CBS Sports Network.


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Cazzie Russell Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Nov. 21, 2011
Cazzie Russell remembers the year being 1958 and the place being Chicago. He was just a freshman at Carver High School, but his height -- 6 feet 1 -- was eye-popping.
His basketball skills, however, were not. Russell would go on to a prolific basketball career at the University of Michigan, but he insists he didn't know much about the sport back then.
Fortunately for Russell, one of the inductees into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame on Sunday, that lack of knowledge did not deter Larry Hawkins.
Russell remembers Hawkins as a physical education teacher at the school. Hawkins was also the boys basketball coach, which means he was always searching for height. So after one class that September, Hawkins asked Russell and two other students to stay after class for some drills.
"He wanted us to drive to the basket, make some layups," Russell says. "And I took it serious, man. I ran up to the basket and aimed for the square."
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The Teacher Candidate Professional Portfolio is begun during Autumn quarter and will be a complete draft by the end of Winter quarter. The portfolio is an electronic document that consists of seven key requirements that demonstrate evidence of professional growth and readiness to transition to the role of professional educator. The requirements are based on Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) certification requirements. Some submissions will be taken from the Field Notebook to document analysis of student learning and abilities to plan, instruct, reflect and revise.
Teacher candidates will work with program faculty, cooperating teachers, clinical faculty and colleagues to develop the portfolio that will be shared at the final Professional Practice seminar. The teacher candidates will be expected to document the following elements while also communicating their individuality. Teacher candidates will want to include the portfolio link on their resumes, and they will enhance and expand the portfolio to show further academic growth during the M.Ed. completion classes following student teaching.
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I confess to confusion at failure of Fox News to present the wise words and wisdom of Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld on what is occurring in Iraq. I assume that Don and Dick and their former buddy, George, are prepared to explain how their successful invasion of Iraq has now resulted in control of the second largest city, Mosul, by the most extreme Islamic group in the Middle East. Oh, I forgot, when Dick,Don, and George were in charge there was peace and prosperity in Iraq. Just ask General David Petraeus how he wiped out all evil doers during his famous, "surge." Hundreds of members of the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant(ISIL) now control Mosul in northern Iraq. A city of 500,000 is now under control of Islamic terrorists. Thousands are fleeing the city.
Prime Minister Maliki is in a state of panic. He is now begging for American military assistance. Just two years ago he refused US aid because President Obama insisted that US military aid would be accompanied by trial of US soldiers in a military court, not an Iraq one. The government of Turkey is furious since members of their Consulate staff are now hostages to ISIL.
Say,has anyone thought of finding Saddam Hussein, or his buddies, and placing them back in charge of Iraq??
Flash! Fox News now reports the growth of ISIL was the result of President Obama making nasty remarks about gun control!!


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Bring your national pride to celebrate Canada Day and enjoy free Canadian-inspired activities and entertainment all day at Spencer Smith Park.
|When and Where
Saturday, July 1, 2017 from noon to 10 p.m.
Road Closure
Lakeshore Road from Maple Avenue to Elizabeth Street will be closed July 1 from 9 to 11 p.m for the fireworks at the Canada Day Celebration. Traffic will be redirected and the closure will be supervised by the Halton Regional Police Service.
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Clean your floors without kicking up dirt and allergens with the Shark Rotator Professional upright vacuum. It features a HEPA filter and Anti-Allergen Complete Seal Technology to remove allergens from the air. Its enhanced swivel steering allows for easy maneuverability and the brushroll shut-off allows for both carpet and bare floor cleaning. It also boasts an efficient bagless design that is ultra quiet and never loses suction. Best of all, lifetime belts and filters mean you have zero maintenance costs.
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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
We love this vacuum! And listen to what they did for us.....
By kathnh
from Southern NH
Comments about BJs Wholesale Club Shark Rotator Professional Upright Vacuum:
We got this vacuum about 2 years ago. It is light, easy to maneuver, has a long plug plus it cleans very well. We have two short-haired cats who don't shed much but it picked up more hair than I believed was in our rugs. Prior to this, I'd had 2 vacuums that were considered the leaders in the industry. I loved one of those but it was way too heavy and hard to move around. The other just didn't clean like it should have.I am unable to vacuum now, due to a disability, and my husband has taken over the job. He, too, finds the vacuum easy to use and agrees with my assessment of it. But two weeks ago, he noticed it wasn't picking things up the way it should. He decided to call Sharp when he realized there was a split in the hose, down near the cleaning head. They took our name and address, and today, less than two weeks later, a brand new head arrived in the mail. Now that's what I call service! The man at Sharp implied that others had reported the same problem and he was very nice about it.Nowadays, people are so accustomed to companies not standing behind a product that they don't bother to call. Obviously Sharp is a company who stands behind their product and is pleasant about it!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Worse vacuum I have ever owned.
By nikki
from mansfield, nj
Hose too short and have to bend over to reach floor. Falls over when pulled or using hose.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
light weight but...
By visionary
from Torrington, CT
GOOD- light weight, which is what the wife wants w/Great suction.BAD - any typical parts replacement in future, seems like it could be an ordeal. EX: The brush assy. is sealed, and the belt replacement , is not easy(screwed together) nor allowed under the warranty by customer and the whole unit needs to be shipped to Shark. I was told it's toothed belt, should last long time. And brush seems to stop, when making tight turns. And the brush height is non-adjustable. Hope my carpets can take it and the brush lasts.UGLY- need to empty the small dust cup often. Needs bigger cup. Yes I recommend this. My wife likes it.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Great buy. Have family all getting them
By Lisa
from Virginia beach
This product is easy to move and carry from room to room. Love how I can take apart and clean it. The way it swivels makes it a lot easier to get around all the tables just one push of button and goes to hard floors. With health issues and all makes it easy to clean and love using it each day. My carpet has never looked better. My family and I all love the way the carpet is soft Just love this vacuum.
Works Great & Lightweight!
By SweetPea
from Columbia, MD
After comparing sizes and weights of many vacuums, we decided to try this one for my 90 year old mother. It was a success! Good suction and picked up a lot of dirt that was missed by her old vacuum. Very easy for her to maneuver. I am anxious to try the option of using it on her stairs. It was very easy to do the minimal assembly to get it working.
(3 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
one and a half year
By ticked off
from mass
only lasted 1.5 years the motor overheats and shuts off ...all filters have been thoroughly cleaned and blown with a compressor ... and it still shuts off due to over heating... for the price you pay for it NOT RECOMMEND TO BUY
(5 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Suction Hose broke at bend
By Vacuumer without suction
from Fredericksburg, VA
I bought first and hose broke at perpendicular bend where brush plate begins. BJs gave me a new one, and I was impressed! Second one, same hose break; consumer reporting states common issue. Meanwhile, it has been good to us: good attachments, lightweight for stairs, and filter system is effective. Love the vacuum's concept, however, Shark needs to recall these hoses. Based on research, Shark customer service is worthless. Best can do is wholesale clubs discontinue sale of Shark brand until improved upon?
(3 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Just bought this vacuum today
By Rusty
from Arlington, VA
Seems to do a good job. Wish the canister was larger.
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Nice Little VAC
By Hank B
from SW Florida
Great Vacuum strength. Picks up a great deal of fine particles.Only drawback if used in larger areas even small rooms the Dust container fills up very fast.
(6 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
Bad vacuum - don't buy it
By UpsetAboutBadVacuum
from New York
I bought this after doing a lot of research, I wanted a good vacuum for a decent price. This one had good reviews so I bought it. What a bad decision - the cord is alreadying fraying after only about 6 months of very light use. BJs wont take it back after 90 days and SHARK makes you pay to ship it to them in order for it to be fixed. DONT BUY IT.
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Larry Edwards has committed to spending an extra 30-60 minutes in each film or weightlifting session, a stark contrast to the days when he was eager to get out of either commitment as quickly as possible. He's also changed his off-the-field habits, an improvement his coaches take as evidence he's bought into the theory of off-the-field habits carrying over onto the field. The new Larry Edwards will debut on August 11 when training camp opens, his first opportunity to prove to his coaches he's made significant strides. (Tar Heel Blue)
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The Navajo Generating Station has been serving electric customers for more than 40 years.See plant facts
Latest plant news
The utility owners of NGS voted Feb. 13, 2017, to extend operations to the December 2019 end of its lease, if an agreement can be reached with the Navajo Nation. The NGS owners require a final decision by July 1, 2017. This would preserve, for almost three years, continued employment at the plant and additional revenues for the Navajo Nation and the Hopi Tribe. The decision by the utility owners of NGS is based on the rapidly changing economics of the energy industry, which has seen natural gas prices sink to record lows and become a viable long-term and economical alternative to coal power. See press release and other news.
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NGS is committed to generating energy in a way that is safe and environmentally responsible. Our ongoing investments — more than $1 billion over the last two decades — help us actively address air quality challenges and serve as environmental stewards. We encourage our customers and employees, members of the public and other stakeholders to learn more about the recent environmental regulations and air quality challenges our team is active in addressing. Read more.
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When you create a Data View in Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007, by default the data is most often displayed in a basic table layout. You can change the layout of a Data View quickly and easily by using a built-in Data View layout.
For example, the basic table layout shows a column for each field and a row for each item in the Data View. By selecting the Repeating form (centered) style, you can quickly change the entire layout of your Data View.
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2. Repeating form (centered) layout
To learn more about Data Views, see Create a Data View.
Open the page that contains the Data View that you want to change.
Right-click the Data View, and then click Show Common Control Tasks on the shortcut menu.
Tip: You can also click the Data View, click the arrow in the upper-right corner to show the Common Data View Tasks list, and then click Change layout. Click the arrow again to hide the list.
In the Data View Properties dialog box, under HTML view styles on the Layout tab, select the style that you want.
Tip: Click a view style to read a brief description of it.
If you select and apply a layout that displays fewer fields than your original Data View, those fields are removed from your Data View. For example, if you create a Data View that displays four fields, and then you apply a layout that displays only one field, the other three fields are removed from your Data View.
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Online survey for communication study on energy research
As part of a study on communicating energy research, the European Commission's Research & Innovation DG is carrying out a survey analysing how communication on European energy research is perceived by you, which communication channels you find most useful and in what areas you would like to see more communication.
The on-line consultation is a fundamental tool for this study and we would be grateful if you could spare some time to complete it. Your answers will be confidential and the Commission will not have access to any individual responses.All results of this survey will be treated anonymously and will not be used for purposes other than this study.
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- 05-27-14 04:00 PM #17Cadillac Owners Member
- Automobile(s): CTS V Coupe - 2011
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- Feb 2014
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Re: New appreciation for my V dash....
I agree! I have been using an ATS as a loaner for a few days .... and while the Cue seems like a good attempt to streamline things and it looks pretty cool .... they have over-complicated what should be very simple functions. Changing the radio station and volume, as well as temperature, are really frustrating --- a lot of fumbling around just to change the volume.
- 05-28-14 09:42 AM #18Cadillac Owners Enthusiast
- Automobile(s): 2011 CTS-V wagon
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- Jul 2011
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Re: New appreciation for my V dash....
I cannot comment myself as I've not used the system. My V has been to reliable so no loaners...When I read comments like its too hard to adjust the volume, well I wonder. Aren't there discrete buttons on the steering wheel to adjust the volume? I think alot of the complaints are just not being familiar with the layout of the controls. A friend has an XTS and he really likes cue, and he is no techie.
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Re: New appreciation for my V dash....
As a matter of fact there is an up/down volume control on the steering wheel. I rented an xts for a trip from nc to ny and back for a wedding. Cue was great. And if it's so difficult, the voice recognition is excellent, so there shouldn't be any issues.
- 05-28-14 11:14 AM #20Cadillac Owners Enthusiast
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With the steering wheel controls, many commands are redundant. I think if you actually owned a car with CUE and had all the presets done to your tastes and everything else was fully tailored, most of these complaints would be rescinded...
- 05-28-14 11:47 AM #22Originally Posted by thebigjimsho
I largely use voice commands now to set destinations and make calls even with the outdated tech in my V.
When I drove the new CTS 2.0t I noticed the steering wheel rear buttons were somewhat hard to reach length and keep my full grip on the wheel, and I have long fingers (please no jokes). To me if they were located a little higher up on the steering wheel they would be more accessible.
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f32 coupe News Stories
More BMW 435i M Sport Spy Shots Now with Interior Photosby Mark Jurista on April 24, 2013 at 04:33:00 PM
We first saw a set of photos of this 435i M Sport edition the other day but we have just come into a new set that goes a step further with the inclusion of some interior photos from the car.
The spy shots are coming fast and furious now with more cars being seen almost daily. Given the car show season taking a break until Frankfurt in September, chances are that the F32 4 Series will follow in the steps of the E92 to not be shown off to the public prior to going on sale.
BMW presents the BMW Concept 4 Series Coupeby Tim Jones on December 05, 2012 at 10:47:33 AM
The BMW Concept 4 Series Coupe adds a new dimension to the qualities of the BMW 3 Series Coupe in terms of aesthetics, dynamics and elegance. The 4 doesnt just mark the start of a new cycle, it represents the zenith of a development curve.
4 Series Coupe (F32) to Make Debut at 2013 Detroit Auto Show?by Mark Jurista on November 13, 2012 at 09:07:46 AM
The countdown to the reveal of the 4 Series Concept Coupe has started. We will see the new 4 Series in Detroit at the North American International Auto Show.
What do you think of the new 4 Series naming for the coupe?