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How sad is it that this has become true... Great story my friend, I wish more people could see right and wrong and not opt out of morality with the good old "moral relativity" argument.
I was in a store that caters to military and police yesterday and witnessed an interesting bit of integrity by the sales staff. An African-American couple were talking to a sales clerk and looking at handguns - apparently they were concerned with crime in their neighborhood. I started paying attention as I approached the counter to buy a holster and the clerk was advising the lady to check on pistol courses through the NRA. He then said they should really go to a range that rents guns and try several out, so they'd know what they like before buying a handgun. I mentioned one range not too far away that rents and another customer mentioned another. At this point the lady borrows a pen and starts writing down the names and is very appreciative as they depart.
It isn't often that you see sales staff pass up an easy sale to do the right thing.
How sad is it that this has become true... Great story my friend, I wish more people could see right and wrong and not opt out of morality with the good old "moral relativity" argument.
I would expect them to make a decision and go back to the store and purchase the firearm they decided on. Integrity should be a two way street but we will never know.
Well said; integrity should be a two way street... in fact it should simply be the norm.
That's the gun shop and salesman that would get my money.
Excellent customer service.
Would you mind mentioning the store?
I'm glad I work at an indoor range that rents out guns, I always tell folks who are shopping to try before they buy.
The store is Quantico Arms, which has several locations in Northern VA - one being the town of Quantico. Lots of tactical goodies - guys heading for deployment usually stock up there. Good folks with integrity. Hopefully the couple will come back and buy from them. QA, along with VA Arms are the best dealers in NoVA, IMO.


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ECRU, Miss. — Promotional upholstery maker American Furniture reported an operating loss of a $35.2 million in 2011, due largely to a 23.1% sales decline and a big non-cash impairment charge.
Sales of $105.3 million for the year were down from the previous year's $136.9 million, and 2009's $141.9 million, American's publicly held parent, Compass Diversified Holdings, reported Wednesday.
Including the charges, American had an operating loss of $35.2 million in 2011, compared with an operating loss of $37.1 million in 2010 and a profit of $6.5 million in 2009.
The company also said sales to retailer Value City, the company's largest customer, dropped about $20 million in 2011 as Value City "restructured their core its core retail product offerings and began sourcing product from a small, low-cost manufacturer."
During 2011, American's sales of stationary upholstery decreased $19 million, motion and recliner sales dropped $11 million, and occasional chairs, accent tables and rugs sales were down $1.2 million, Compass said.
"The decrease in product sales is the result of the softer retail furniture environment, especially in the more expensive product categories such as our motion products, and the increasing presence of Asian import product which offers a better overall value proposition to customers," the company said in its SEC filings.
"The decrease in net sales of recliners, chairs, tables and rugs in 2011 is due to an overall weaker retail market for promotional furniture offerings in 2011 than in 2010. The promotional retail furniture market continues to be impacted by downward pressure from lower consumer spending for new furniture due principally to the limited access to credit available to home buyers," the company said.
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The National Audit Office (NAO) has criticised central government for pushing local state sector bodies, including NHS trusts, into using the private finance initiative (PFI) rather than other methods of finance.
In a new report, the central government watchdog concurs with parliament's Public Accounts Committee, which in January noted that some organisations chose the PFI route due to a lack of other options.
It said the committee had seen "no clear evidence to conclude whether PFI has been demonstrably better or worse value for money for housing and hospitals than other procurement options," adding: "In many cases local authorities and NHS trusts chose the PFI route because the departments offered no realistic funding alternative. This led to the committee's recommendation that departments should prepare and publish whole-programme evaluations."
The NAO adds that under national accounting rules, privately financed projects will often still be off the government's balance sheet, which it says may act as an incentive to use PFI.
The report says that lessons from the experience of using PFI schemes can be applied to other types of procurement and help government achieve major cost savings, but it warns that Whitehall must do more to act as an "intelligent customer".
It says the case for using PFI in public procurement needs to be challenged more, particularly given its previous analysis that the cost of debt finance has increased since the credit crisis by as much as a third.
In August 2010 the Department of Health revealed that the NHS faces a £65bn PFI repayment bill, although this includes costs such as maintenance, cleaning and catering as well as interest repayments. Critics of PFI arrangements say that they are overly complex and hard to exit. In February Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys mental health trust announced that it was the first NHS organisation to extricate itself from a PFI agreement.
The NAO says to secure the best value for money from all types of procurement, the public sector needs to develop the "enablers of success", which it identifies as:
• Better collection of data to inform decision making.
• Ensuring projects have the right skills.
• Establishing effective arrangements to test, challenge and if necessary, stop projects.
• Using commercial awareness to obtain better deals.
The watchdog said that as a result of the current climate, the use of PFI may not be as suitable for as many projects as it has been in the past, and calls on the Treasury and other departments to identify alternative methods for delivering infrastructure and related facilities services to maximise value for money for government.
Amyas Morse, head of the National Audit Office, said: "The public sector should make better use of the hard won lessons from the extensive and substantial PFI programme. This means acting as a more demanding and intelligent customer, by harnessing government buying power through concerted tactics and tougher negotiation."
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Setting up Twitter Auto Song Poster
Setting up the Twitter Autoposter requires you get your own Twitter API keys (free). Once you have entered the 4 required keys into your SHOUTcast panel, SHOUTcast Widgets will post the artist name, song title and your choice of #HashTags every "X" amount of songs that are played on your stream.
- Goto https://apps.twitter.com/ (make sure your logged into Twitter) and click on "Create New App"
- Under Name enter and title you like (ie. Twitter Auto Song Poster)
- Under Description enter anything you like (note only you will see this it will not be seen by website or Twitter users)
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- Leave the Callback URL empty
- Agree to the terms and click the Create Twitter Application button
- On the page that opens click on the Keys and Access Tokens tab
- Scroll to the bottom and click the Create my Access Token Button
- On the page that opens, you should see the 4 keys you will need, Login to your SHOUTcast Widgets Panel, click on General Settings on the left, then click on the Social Tab
- Copy and Paste the 4 keys, Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, Access Token & Access Token Secret into the correct fields then save
- Go back to your SHOUTcast Widgets Panel > General Settings > Social Tab and set the amount of songs between posts, as well as the 2 hashtags (you can leave the hashtag fields them empty if you like)
- Allow a couple cycles before your autoposter gets going, if you set your autoposter to every 5 songs it will take 10 to first begin working at first launch.
- Using the @ sing before the artist is against Twitters terms and has been removed. Do not enter the @ in any of the hash tag fields, this is consired spam and your Twitter API will most likely be suspended in a day or so.
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ITA NATIONAL INDOORS DRAW | SINGLES RANKINGS | DOUBLES RANKINGSThe Vols will face third-seeded UCLA to open the ITA National Team Indoor Championships in Seattle later this week, the college tennis governing body announced Tuesday.
Tennessee, ranked 14th nationally, will take on the Bruins on Friday at 11 a.m. Eastern (8 a.m. Pacific time) at the Nordstrom Tennis Center on the campus of the University of Washington.
The Vols (11-1) have reached the 16-team field at the National Indoors each of the last five seasons, reaching the finals in 2010 and 2011. Washington last hosted this tournament in 2011, and an injury-depleted Vol squad played their way into the title match.
This season, Tennessee has won four matches already against top-40 opponents, three of those victories coming on the road. The Vols split their road trip last weekend, losing to No. 9 Duke 4-1 before beating No. 36 Wake Forest 4-3.
The Vols' sophomore trio will be taking extensive winning streaks into Seattle. Mikelis Libietis has won eight consecutive, including 7-0 at the No. 1 position. Hunter Reese has won 12 in a row and picked up his first collegiate singles title in January. Brandon Fickey upped his winning streak to 10 matches, earning the deciding victory against Wake Forest Sunday.
Tennessee and UCLA have faced the last three years at National Indoors. The Vols won quarterfinal meetings in 2010 and 2011, while the Bruins won 4-0 in consolation match last year.
Sophomore Brandon Fickey entered the national rankings for the first time in his career Tuesday, checking in at No. 87 thanks to his 10-0 start to the spring season.
Mikelis Libietis slid two positions to No. 11 nationally, although he is 22-3 this year and has not lost since the last ranking period. On a 12-match winning streak, Hunter Reese climbed 14 places to a career-best No. 26 entering the National Indoors.
In doubles, there were no significant changes for the Vols. Libietis and Jarryd Chaplin, the Vols' top team, stayed at No. 26. The pair is 13-2 together this year, 9-1 at the No. 1 position.
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What is religious freedom and why does it matter? Anyone who believes that they can sit these questions out will soon learn they cannot. Indifference will no longer be possible. As my friend Erick Erickson likes to say, "You will be made to care." And you will be made to care sooner rather than later.
The landscape of the culture war has shifted. Courts continue to amass victories for proponents of a sexually libertine worldview. Marriage amendments seem to fall by the week. As a result, today's sexual revolutionaries have shifted focus. With the wind at their backs, the goal has shifted from persuasion to the elimination and marginalization of contradictory beliefs. I can't say it better than R.R. Reno:
To be blunt: Religious people who hold traditional values are in the way of what many powerful people want. We are in the way of widespread acceptance of abortion, unrestricted embryonic stem cell research and experimentation with fetal tissue. We are in the way of doctor-assisted suicide, euthanasia and the mercy-killing of genetically defective infants. We are in the way of new reproductive technologies, which will become more important as our society makes sex more sterile. We are in the way of gay rights and the redefinition of marriage. We are in the way of the nones and the engaged progressives and their larger goal of deconstructing traditional moral limits so that they can be reconstructed in accord with their vision of the future.
Traditional religious people are in the way, and many of our fellow Americans are doing their best to push us out of the way.
But what happens when it is fellow Christians that are pushing other Christians out of the way?
After last week's column, Kirsten Powers and Jonathan Merritt have doubled down with a new article chastising conservative Christians, and more particularly, Christians who own businesses, for being biblically selective—even hurtful and un-Christlike—about what weddings their businesses will or will not provide service to.
For both authors, an evangelical cake baker is guilty of hypocrisy for refusing to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding ceremony if the same baker would also provide a cake for a ceremony of a man and woman who have been improperly divorced or unequally yoked. Yet, one difference persists from the beginning. In the cases that Powers and Merritt mention, I don't know of any court case seeking punitive damages or state coercion for Christians refusing to do weddings for unequally yoked Christians. They can call us hypocrites according to their interpretation (which isn't accurate), but I'm not aware of accusations of hypocrisy being liable or deserving of state coercion.
Both wedding photographers and cake bakers are easy targets, I'll admit. Their plight seems harmless after all. We're talking about snapping pictures and mixing flour. Our concerns over religious liberty seem minimal to the concerns of Christians who are being slaughtered, quite literally, overseas. But there are significant and symbolic issues at stake involving bakers, florists, and photographers—issues that America and its laws must work out as the sexual revolution marches on amidst a country populated by conservative Christians.
A lot of the confusion in this debate is encapsulated in the Powers-Merritt article. There are nuances and larger principles at stake here that I think both are overlooking.
First of all, any legislation that would deny a gay individual access to public goods is deplorable. The legislation debated throughout the states doesn't do this. I and other conservative evangelicals affirm that our gay and lesbian neighbors are made in the image of God and entitled to every service available to the general public. The Jim Crow connection, then, is little more than a soaring, imprecise use of rhetoric.
Secondly, there are differences between accessing general public accommodations and asking, or rather, coercing, an individual to lend their talents and services to an activity, action, or gathering that he or she thinks is sinful. Whether an individual is "affirming" or "participating" in their service is actually irrelevant. The locus of this debate is focused on the conscience, not degrees of complicity or accessory. Powers and Merritt seem especially fixated on this point, assuming the government capable of adjudicating these claims. A problem, though, beneath the surface of their argument is the very rationale of how they reach their conclusion: Powers and Merritt put themselves in the untenable position of telling private actors in these scenarios how to think about their services and talents (that their making a cake isn't an "affirmation"), rather than deferring to the internal reasoning left to the actor to decide for his or herself. Powers and Merritt are not in the position to do the cogitating for those they write about. Indeed, only the individual should be able to decide for his or herself the interpretation of their conscience.
At a root level, it is a fact that a wedding ceremony is an endorsement or at least recognition of a couple's love for one another. What is relevant is that laws not force individuals to contribute to a ceremony that he or she believes is founded upon "intrinsically disordered" passions. Or, as one commenter put it, "They can be required to make sin look good, just so long as they don't have to sign a paper saying that it is good."
Third, what Powers and Merritt fail to clarify is that this debate isn't over whether Christians should or should not do something, but whether they must do something. They insist that this discussion is about whether a particular action is right or appropriate to one's faith. Their discussion, though, omits how something that is right (according to them) can't be compelled, which is important. To leave the discussion at that point, however, is to miss the larger horizon of implications.
To explain, I'd like to offer a real-life example: One of my friends once had the opportunity to photograph a fundraiser for a national political figure he did not support. He chose to go ahead and photograph the event, knowing that his services were helping promote a worldview he found abhorrent. He could have declined on the grounds that this person's worldview was such that he couldn't in good conscience help promote it. He should be free and able to obey his conscience. That's what's being asked for here, no more or no less.
The problem in the proposal advanced, however, is such that one should never advocate for unlimited choice in one plank of your platform, and unlimited coercion in another. That's what happens when extremes govern civil society; and that's a stage that is bound to collapse sooner or later. What's needed is a mediating pluralism that recognizes and respect differences, not coercive one-size-fits-all laws that only serve to marginalize citizens. The Merritt-Powers proposal only ensures mutually assured degradation of both sincerely held beliefs and one's liberty.
Were a gay baker to object to providing a cake for a church-sponsored event celebrating biblical marriage, I'd defer to a gay baker's right to refuse, and respectfully seek out business elsewhere. He should be willing to serve Christians generally. He should not be coerced into providing food and drink for celebrating what his conscience forbids. That's what it means to live in a free society. The state shouldn't force the baker to provide a cake for a perspective that he or she vehemently disagrees with. In the same way, an African American who owns a t-shirt company shouldn't be forced to make a t-shirt for a KKK rally. Imagine the stifling harm done to a society where a sign company owned by a gay man would be forced to print the heinously offensive, gospel-denying neon placards of the Westboro Baptist Church. That is no longer a free society. When companies are free to contract according to their conscience, the products of a free society—decency, respect, and civic pluralism—are cultivated.
Finally, religious liberty is not an absolute right used as a bludgeon to circumvent our nation's laws. It was never designed with that intent, nor has it historically been used in this manner. Those proposing possibilities where gay persons are denied service at a lunch counter are simply using these hypothetical and unconscionable scenarios to extract fear from the public and legislators.
The issue never was, and never will be, about Christians picking and choosing what they will or will not do. It's about what Christians are forced, mandated, or compelled to do by state law. Powers and Merritt, in this instance, are on the side of government coercion, and a loss of Christian conscience.
The great concern at issue is a government that would step in, target the Christian conscience regarding marriage, and adjudicate highly complex ethical-theological questions about whether baking a case is indeed "participation" or an "affirmation" by way of legal penalty. What's at stake is theological nuance that the government isn't equipped to meddle in when settling issues of conscience. So, government should trust private citizens, their consciences, and their associations, for no harm is being done.
I have no desire to divine motives, but the context of Powers and Merritt's argument is deeply troubling. Why would they play to secular liberalism's caricature of Christians? Why weaponize arguments for a side that already believes sexual liberty should win over religious liberty? Why proceed to make statements and arguments that will surely aid the opposing side as they litigate against Christian bakers, florists, and photographers? Why aid, incrementally, in the advance of the sexual revolution? Why side against their brothers and sisters by extending Caesar's reach and strengthening his grip on the conscience?
I doubt Merritt and Powers will retract their position. But for those who object to my position or still seeking to learn their own, I'd ask you a couple of questions to examine what your principles are and where they lead:
- If Christians can be compelled to lend their craft to an activity or action their conscience objects to, what can't Christians be compelled to do?
- Can you show us where, in Scripture, Jesus said to endorse or license sin for the sake of compassion and love?
- Is there a vocational exception in Scripture where Christians can wield their talents, skills, and crafts for practices that are sinful according to Scripture?
- Should a Christian-owned advertising agency be forced to help create ads for legal prostitution rings in Las Vegas?
- If a church allows its facilities to be used by the general public for wedding ceremonies, does the church have a right to deny its facilities to a gay couple seeking to get married?


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Many thanks John, good to know I'm not missing something anyway.
I guess the work around is to specify each style explicitly; for
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Just picked up a July 2011 build '11 Summit...I have BB 9330 Bold...we sync'd it when I picked up the car...have not been able to sync it since...keep getting the "no phone available" indicator. The help line in the owners manual is useless.
I cleared the system and the phone, removed and replaced the fuse..they seem to think it is a "loose wire".....wtf??
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You want to "pair" the phone. "Sync"ing it is a totally different thing.
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It is looking increasingly likely that talks on new national security legislation needed for Japan to engage in collective self-defense won't resume until spring or later due to the approach of nationwide local elections.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party and its partner, Komeito, initially planned to resume the talks before the opening of the Diet on Jan. 26.
While LDP lawmakers with defense interests are eager to resume talks quickly, Komeito is concerned discussions on national security could affect it prospects in the nationwide elections, which are scheduled for April.
In addition, the Prime Minister's Office is apparently leery of impacting budget deliberations in the Diet.
The Abe Cabinet controversially decided last July to change the government's long-held interpretation of the Constitution to sidestep the Article 9 ban on collective self-defense.
At a meeting last Tuesday, LDP deputy chief Masahiko Komura told a senior party official with defense interests that he wants to postpone the talks until spring, signaling that his priority is to enact the fiscal 2015 budget and delay the talks until after the April elections.
The two coalition parties remain apart over many security issues.
The LDP wants to allow the Self-Defense Forces to engage in mine-removal in the Persian Gulf by using the revamped legislation, whereas Komeito does not want to see SDF activities expanded substantially at all.
Disagreements also remain over a proposal to draft a permanent law to permit overseas dispatches of the SDF and over whether to allow Japanese troops in U.N.-sponsored peacekeeping operations to rescue foreign troops and civilians in the same operation who come under armed attack in "remote locations."
"The more the two parties discuss the matters, the more evident the gaps between them could become," a government official said.
A senior Komeito official said: "It will be undesirable for Diet discussions to concentrate on security issues from the beginning of the regular session. Debates (on security) should start around spring."
Given the circumstances, a plan is slowly emerging whereby Komura and Komeito deputy chief Kazuo Kitagawa might work behind closed doors to draft an outline for the national security legislation.
But the move drew criticism at a meeting Tuesday among executives of the LDP's defense division that was attended by Lower House lawmakers Shigeru Ishiba, Akinori Eto and Yasukazu Hamada, each of whom has served as defense minister. Some of the participants warned that the submission of the legislation to the Diet could be delayed unless the ruling bloc discussions start this month.
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The Ithaca area has many indoor playgrounds and activity places for kids. Indoor spaces can be great on a rainy day, cold day, super hot day, or just anytime you need to get out of the house! This is not a complete list, but here are many, in alphabetical order. There is also lots of info on indoor pools at the Swimming page.
Atlas Bowl is an excellent venue for birthday parties. Located on main street in Trumansburg, NY, they offer family discounts every Tuesday and have private party options. Celebrators can come during normal business hours or schedule something during the day for a closed event.
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Barnes & Noble- This store has a train table, toys and lots of books to read.
Brooktondale Community Center - Free to community groups for play. You can sign up to be an opener/closer and use the calendar and key available at the Brookton Market. A great place for preschool playgroups, as it's often open in day and has a structure and some push/ride on toys. More info can be found here. http://brooktondalecc.org/
Burger King - South Ithaca Burger King has an indoor climbing structure.
Cass Park Skating Rink - Roller Skating in the summer, Ice Skating in the winter.
Cayuga Nature Center - Part indoors, part outdoors, the Cayuga Nature Center has lots of nature themed activities, some fun animals, a butterfly house, and Treetops, a 6 story tree house.
Circus Culture - Circus Classes, camps, performances, parties, free play and more for kids. Aerial fabric, trapeze, juggling, tight wire, acrobatics, hooping, props, and more!
Cornell Lab of Ornithology - Not so much a "play space," but the Lab of Ornithology has a visitor's center with large windows for bird watching, interactive exhibits with video and sounds, and an outdoor walking trail around Sapsucker Woods.
Discovery Trail - The Discovery Trail is made up of the following organizations which provide excellent indoor and outdoor opportunities. There is more info on these locations here at Ithaca Family Fun or by clicking the Discovery Trail link. Cayuga Nature Center, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Cornell Plantations, The History Center, Johnson Museum of Art, Museum of the Earth, Sciencenter, Tompkins County Public Library
Eastlake Recreation - An three story climbing structure with a ball pit and slide open Fridays from 10am to noon and other times during school vacations. They are also available for birthday parties. For specifics on hours, call 607-277-2151.
GIAC - The Greater Ithaca Activities Center (GIAC) is a center for all ages, particularly youth and teens. A wide range of programs is offered during the afterschool hours of 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. The program is very fast paced and exciting. In the summer, they offer day camps.
Head over Heels Gymnastics- Fun gymnastics classes for 1 and up, as well as camps during times school is out and Unstructured Playtime fall through spring. Unstructured Playtime is an open gym time for parents and kids to play together and get out some energy during those cold months. (6 months - 1 Year Old - $3 for members & non-members; 1 Year Old - 5 Years Old - $5 for members & $7 for non-members), and regular "parent's night out" events. Check the Head Over Heels website and Ithaca Family Fun calendar for current schedules.
Jillian's Drawers - Jillian's Drawers is a natural parenting store with a community room, small bounce house and ball pit for kids under 8 that's only $1 an hour, and other play areas! When there are no classes going on, the community room is open for gentle free play, with some toys and a slide. There are also many awesome classes and meetings there.
Jump Around Inflatables In-door Family Fun Center 10 Cayuga Vista Drive in Lansing -. Jump Around's In-door Family Fun Center is a party facility that features inflatable rides for children and adults of all ages. Inflatable Slides and bounce houses to burn off excess energy and helps keep kids fit, Toddler Playground, Video Games, Air Hockey, Private Party Rooms, open admission rates are available with unlimited times. They also rent.
Lansing Drop-In Center - This drop-off "playcare" has 3 paid staff and a parent volunteer each week. They are open MWF 9:30am-12:15pm during the school year, following the school calendar. You pay $2-$5 depending on what you can afford. They have circle time, on wednesdays a music teacher comes in, and they provide a snack. They also do crafts, playdoh, etc.
Mama Goose - This store not only has some great deals on gently used kids stuff, it's also a nice place to hang out and play on a cold or rainy day.
Museum of the Earth -This museum has exhibits on rocks, fossils, dinosaurs and much more. There's a great mastodon skeleton.
Niki's Party Place -Bounce Place in the mall, Niki's has 4 large bouncy structures, including 1 that is tame enough for babies who can crawl well. They also have a toddler play area. Parents can go into the bounce structures with their children as long as they don't bounce. Especially on weekends, call in advance to make sure they are not closed for a private birthday party. Phone: (607) 330-7979; Monday through Thursday: 10 am – 8 pm; Friday and Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm; Sunday: 10 am – 6 pm
Sciencenter -Possibly the Ithaca Area's finest indoor activity, the Sciencenter is full of hands on fun for children of all ages. There's a triceretops skull, toy ducks in moving water, toy trains, a touch tank, an animal room and tons of other exhibits.
Shipwreck Mini Golf - In Cortland, this is the nation's largest indoor mini golf course, illuminated with black lights. They also have a large outdoor mini golf course, and bounce houses.
Shops at Ithaca Mall - Home to play places like the SPCA and Niki's Party Place bounce houses, the mall is nice place to spend a few hours on a cold or rainy day. There are several seasonal attractions like tractors, Halloween stores, Santa, the Easter Bunny, and a toy store around Christmas time. Plus ride on cars and an archade near the food court. BTW, the food court high chairs are kept near the entrance to Sears. They DO exist.
SPCA Annex in the Mall - This place is a great spot to play with a kitty or two. The workers are friendly and welcome children to grab a cat toy and dangle it for the cats to bat at. They sometimes have a Story time, though the program is dependent on a volunteer organizer. Donating a dollar or two when you visit is a great way to help the non-profit organization. Just be warned, they have a sign that claims "unattended children will be given an espresso and a free kitten." :)
Sunny Days is a gift shop / art gallery / performance space that has a chalk wall that kids can draw on and a basket of musical instruments. Not much but it's something for Parents looking to do some shopping while with their kids!
Tompkins County Public Library - 607-272-4557 ext 273 Located in downtown Ithaca, the Library has a large children's area, regular story times and many programs. The programing takes short breaks throughout the year, so check the calendar or their link for storytimes. In general, regula storytimes happen Tuesday, Friday and Saturday mornings.
In the summer, the library also hosts storytime at the downtown Farmer's Market on Tuesdays at 11:30.
Toy Stores - Alphabet Soup on the commons and Cat's Pajamas in the Dewitt Mall both have train tables to play with, as well as toys & books to look at.
Tot Spot- 607-273-8364 The Tot Spot is a fun indoor play area with two slide/climbing structures, many push and ride toys, books and other fun things. Located inside the Ithaca Youth Bureau at 1 James L. Gibbs Drive in Ithaca, The Tot Spot is generally open from the end of October to Mid-April. Days and times are as follows: Mon/Tues./Thurs./Sat. 9:30 - 11:30. The Tot Spot is for children ages 5 months -5 years. 5-12 months $2.50, 13month- 5 yrs. $4.50 per child. Passes 6 visits for $22. Scholarships available.
Wkids at Wegmans - *W kids is a safe play area for 3+ up potty trained kids. Plus they have a free service where you can drive up and have your groceries loaded into your car for you. Parents must stay in the store, but sometimes mommies plan a Wkids playdate while the grownups eat or drink coffee in the cafe


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University Park, Pa. - The Penn State men's lacrosse team fell to their second ranked opponent in as many games, dropping a tough 6-5 overtime decision against No. 12 Ohio State at Penn State's Bigler Field. Nittany Lion goaltender Austin Kaut (Morton, Pa.) was stellar in the loss, registering 16 saves, including three in overtime. Freshman attackman Shane Sturgis (Downingtown, Pa.) led the Penn State offense with two goals and one assist.
Ohio State struck first just over a minute into the first quarter, as the Buckeyes' Tyler Frederick took a feed in tight from Logan Schuss and deposited the ball behind Kaut. That would be the only offense the Buckeyes could muster in the quarter however, as Penn State settled in and scored four straight goals. Sturgis got the Lions on the board at the 10:00 mark on a feed from junior captain Matthew Mackrides (Newtown Square, Pa.). Sophomore Billy Gribbin (Rockville, Md.) registered his first goal of the 2011 campaign to take the lead just a minute and a half later from Kyle VanThof (Penfield, NY.), a lead that the Lions would not relinquish until the last minute of the game. Nick Dolik (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) scored unassisted at the 6:55 mark, and then Gribbin struck again on a Sturgis assist to put Penn State in front 4-1 at the end of the first quarter.
The second quarter saw several quality offensive possessions from both sides, but neither team could solve the other's goaltender for much of the period. The Buckeyes got the only goal of the second period as Zach Boyt scored unassisted at the 2:36 mark, sending the game into halftime with Penn State ahead, 4-2.
The third quarter was much of the same, until Sturgis found himself playing a cat-and-mouse game with Ohio State defender Matt Kowamota. The Nittany Lion freshman held the ball at X, faking back and forth, waiting for Kowamota to overcommit. Finally Sturgis found his lane and beat the Buckeye's long-stick to his left side, burying the shot to finish the individual effort and push the lead to three. The Buckeyes would answer at the 1:32 mark however; as Jeff Tundo scored on a Schuss assist for Ohio State's only tally of the quarter.
The fourth quarter was dominated by the Buckeyes, as a Ryne Sternberg (Toronto, Canada) illegal body check gave Ohio State a one minute extra-man opportunity at the 8:18 mark. The Buckeyes capitalized, as Brock Sorensen buried a Tundo feed to move Ohio State within one. A Penn State turnover with under a minute left gave the ball to Ohio State, and Schuss beat the Penn State freshman with :34 seconds on the clock, sending the game to overtime.
The three overtime periods saw several sustained offensive possessions from both sides, a number of clutch saves from Kaut, and a :30 second man-up opportunity that Penn State could not capitalize on. It was the third overtime that would see the golden-goal however, as Schuss would find a loose ball in front of the Penn State goal, and bury it behind Kaut to seal the game for the Buckeyes, and give them their second overtime victory against the Lions in as many years, at the 3:18 mark of overtime number three.
Ohio State outshot Penn State 44-36, including a 22-14 edge in shots on goal. But Nittany Lion freshman goalie Kaut was superb all afternoon. Kaut ended the game with 16 saves, including five in the fourth quarter and three in the overtimes to keep Penn State in the game. Kaut now has 41 saves and has allowed only 19 goals in three games as a freshman starter in the net for Penn State.
Penn State sophomore Danny Henneghan (Beverly Hills, Mich.) won six of 17 face-offs for the Nittany Lions and had four ground balls. The Penn State man-up failed to score on three chances, while the Buckeyes were 1-1. The Nittany Lions had 19 turnovers to only 14 for Ohio State. Penn State is now 1-2 on the year while Ohio State moves to 4-1. The Nittany Lions will travel to Villanova on Tuesday, March 8 for a 7 p.m. contest, before returning home to host Rutgers on Saturday, March 12 for a 3 p.m. faceoff at Bigler Field.


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Nov. 6, 2012
Site: Mount Pleasant, Mich. (McGuirk Arena)
Score: #17 Central Michigan 21, #13 Michigan 16
Records: U-M (1-1), CMU (1-0)
Next U-M Event: Sunday, Nov. 11 -- vs. Pittsburgh (Cliff Keen Arena), 2 p.m.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. -- The No. 13-ranked University of Michigan wrestling team claimed five individual matches but was doomed by a pair of falls in a 21-16 loss at No. 17 Central Michigan on Tuesday evening (Nov. 6) at McGuirk Arena
The Chippewas jumped out to a big early lead with a upset victory at 125 pounds, where Christian Cullinan overcame a late deficit to pin senior/junior Sean Boyle (Lowell, Mass./Blair Academy) at the 6:40 mark. Boyle, ranked 14th in the latest InterMat poll, just missed on a deep single-leg opportunity early in the first before finishing on his second attempt late in the frame. He was ridden out in the second but ran off Cullinan's time advantage to hold a one-point advantage late in the contest. The Chippewa wrestler shot in on a leg attack and drove Boyle to his back. As Boyle twisted to avoid the pin, the referee signaled the fall. The upset win provided CMU a nine-point swing.
Central Michigan extended its advantage with No. 2-ranked Scott Sentes' 8-6 decision win over freshman Rossi Bruno (Brandon, Fla./Brandon HS) at 133 pounds. Sentes scored on a pair of single-leg attacks in the first period and added a reversal early in the third, but Bruno cut the gap in the closing seconds, scoring off a front headlock late in the third to even the score before letting Sentes, who had riding time go. The Wolverine was unable to get in on another shot before the buzzer.
Sophomore/freshman Camryn Jackson (Lansing, Mich./Eastern HS) and senior/junior Eric Grajales (Brandon, Fla./Brandon HS) earned back-to-back decisions at 141 and 149 pounds, respectively, to put the Wolverines on the board. Jackson scored on a pair of first-period takedowns and secured an escape late in the third to edge Scott Mattingly, 5-4. Grajales used an escape and subsequent rideout to beat Donnie Corby, 3-2, in the first tiebreaker.
The Chippewas' Luke Smith rode out the entire third period to overcome an early deficit and defeat junior/sophomore Michael Carpenter (Bozeman, Mont./Bozeman HS), 3-2, at 157 pounds before U-M collected consecutive wins at 165 and 174 pounds.
Freshman Taylor Massa (St. Johns, Mich./St. Johns HS), ranked seventh at 165 pounds, cruised to an 8-3 decision against No. 19-ranked Mike Ottinger, scoring on three takedowns -- two in the first period -- and building 2:38 in riding time. Massa nearly had Ottinger on his back at the end of the second and spent the entirety of the third on top looking for the pin but was unable to tack on back points.
Senior/junior Dan Yates (Hesperia, Mich./Hesperia HS) scored a bonus point at 174 pounds, using six takedowns and a reversal to beat Anthony Bill, 18-5. Yates, ranked 14th, went after the Chippewa wrestler in the third, tacking on three late takedowns before drawing a pair of points for stalling on bottom, to dominate the match from start to finish.
Yates' win gave U-M a narrow one-point lead on the scoreboard, but CMU stole in back with a first-period pin from fifth-ranked Ben Bennett at 184 pounds.
Junior/sophomore Max Huntley (Emerald Isle, N.C./Blair Academy), ranked 19th, claimed a 6-3 decision over Jackson Lewis at 197 pounds, scoring on takedowns in the first and second periods and accumulating 1:59 in time advantage. Central Michigan responded again, however, with a narrow 4-0 decision from fourth-ranked Jarod Trice at heavyweight. Sophomore/freshman Justin Dozier (Woodhaven, Mich./Woodhaven HS) kept the final match close, but pulled away with a late takedown in the second period before adding a third-period rideout.
The Wolverines will return home on Sunday (Nov. 11), hosting No. 18-ranked Pittsburgh at 2 p.m. at Cliff Keen Arena. Michigan will hold a free pre-meet clinic, headlined by former U-M greats Ryan Bertin (2002-05) and Ryan Churella (2003-06), from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Keen Arena.
#18 Central Michigan 21, #13 Michigan 16
Individual rankings from InterMat
|125 -- Christian Cullinan (CMU) pinned #14 Sean Boyle, 6:40
|133 -- #2 Scotti Sentes (CMU) dec. Rossi Bruno, 8-6
|141 -- Camryn Jackson (U-M) dec. Scott Mattingly, 5-4
|149 -- #11 Eric Grajales (U-M) dec. Donnie Corby, 3-2 TB
|157 -- Luke Smith (CMU) dec. Michael Carpenter, 3-2
|165 -- #7 Taylor Massa (U-M) dec. #19 Mike Ottinger, 8-3
|174 -- #15 Dan Yates (U-M major dec. Anthony Bill, 18-5
|184 -- #5 Ben Bennett (MCU) pinned #18 Jordan Thomas, 1:41
|197 -- #19 Max Huntley (U-M) dec. Jackson Lewis, 6-3
|Hwt -- #4 Jarod Trice (CMU) dec. Justin Dozier, 4-0
With tonight's loss, Michigan fell to 21-6 in the all-time series against Central Michigan. The Chippewas snapped a two-match U-M win streak in the series.
Junior/sophomore Michael Carpenter made his collegiate dual debut at 157 pounds. He is the seventh different Wolverine wrestler to compete in his first career dual meet this season.
The Wolverines' five individual winners all improved to 2-0 on the season.
Senior/junior Dan Yates has earned bonus points in both of his matches this season, scoring a pin in the opener against Olivet (Nov. 1) and tonight's major decision.
Michigan Assistant Coach Donny Pritzalff
On the team performance ... "Overall, I felt like we outwrestled them at eight out of 10 weights. I was happy with the way our guys wrestled. The result wasn't what we wanted it to be, but we outperformed them. We had them on their heels in nearly every match. There are no moral victories in wrestling -- you win or you lose -- but we're not hanging our heads. It's November 6th. This team is only going to get better."
On the upset pin at 125 pounds ... "I felt like we outwrestled him the whole match at 125. Sean [Boyle] just stopped wrestling a little bit at the end, and something crazy happened. That happens sometimes. That's wrestling in November. That's something he'll learn from."
On other individual matches ... "At 133, we gave up two quick takedowns, but I thought Rossi [Bruno] took it to him. He got out on bottom, which was big for him. Cam [Jackson] kept the pedal down and controlled the whole match and got out of some tough situations. That was a good win against a solid guy. Dan Yates and Taylor Massa looked great. They punished their opponents, embarrassed them in front of their home crowd. That's Michigan wrestling."
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In the early 70's John Tarnate of Maba-ay Bauko, Mountain Province had it in his mind that he needed to help out in his wife's general store business. He then made the rounds of the nearby municipalities of Tadian, Sabangan and Bauko in a beat up vehicle to sell goods. As a rolling store merchant most of his days were spent on the road-selling basic needs to the communities that his truck could reach. An industrious, driven and having the qualities of an entrepreneur, John made good in the business and was able to secure a franchise from Caltex for a small town gas station in 1982. The gas station grew from a small operation to a full service station in a new location, a kilometer away from Maba-ay proper. Lakay John was the prime mover of the family business but not without the erstwhile support of his wife, the former Ms. Marciana Ngoddo of Alab, Bontoc and Sabangan. Lakay John was committed to the needs of his customers so that eventually the business earned the admiration even of the government agencies such as the Department of Trade and Industry for his good business and compliance to fair trade laws. One of the issues that a family business has to contend with is giving the reigns of management to the children or any other family members. Often more than not, it can be a source of family feud. On the other hand, the patriarch of a family business could face a problem if not one of the siblings is taking interest in taking over the reigns of continuing with the business. Children of family run businesses might look into taking on other careers and eventually the business started by the parents would die a natural death-for lack of interest among the children. Lakay John is lucky to have his youngest daughter, Juran to take over the reigns of the business. Our groups, Bontoc Cliklato Photography Club, Inc., were guests of the Tarnate family in the opening of their new business, the Mountain View Café-one to complement the spanking Caltex Gas Station. Inputs from a young entrepreneurial mindset came into the fore as Juran and husband Bobby laid the groundwork for the cafe. Juran said that setting up the café was the answer to the needs of motorists stopping by for gas. While the store at the gas station served coffee, a more comfortable setting complete with a view of the mountains beyond crystallized into what is now the Mountain View Café. Earlier on, Juran did not have an inkling that she would go home after her completing her law studies in Baguio City. A stroke suffered by her old man in 2002 prompted the loving daughter to spend time with her parents. The short time became four years of managing the family business and eventually Juran made a commitment to continue running the business started by his father. In an interview with Juran, the unassuming, humble young woman said that at first, she was hesitant to help out in the business but soon she grew to love and face the challenges and develop an appreciation for the hardships her parents had to go through-starting the business from scratch. It helped that Juran's husband, Bobby Bernardez of Sabangan, had full support for the opening of the gas station café. Bobby is an experienced canteen operator, having one in San Fernando La Union. Earlier on, Juran was also able to set up a Caltex gas station in Samoki, Bontoc. She smiled when I asked how she was able to secure a space in Bontoc. "Well, I am of Bontoc blood too, revealing that she is related to the Ngoddo, and Chumawar clan. " Juran is on to trail blaze the family business. I saw how supportive her siblings and parents were in the grand opening of Mountain View Café. Lakay John was dotting on his grand children, mingling with the guests, Baket Marciana was ever attentive to the needs of the guests. Juran's brother, James came all the way from Baguio with a bunch of flowers to be there for his sister and husband's new project. The rest of the Tarnate siblings are living in the San Diego, California, Jacelyn Tarnate-Aliping, an optometrist and Engr. John Tarnate, Jr. The eldest sister Imma lives in Baguio City. Lakay John and Baket Marciana wear a smile and contentment on their faces. Contentment and joy in the fact that the youngest of the siblings, Juran is there for them and the business.


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Events and exhibitions in Abu Dhabi are the times when locals and tourists come together to celebrate the spirit and essence of sports and culture. With time, Abu Dhabi has made its mark on the global scene as a city with adequate infrastructure and finance to host international events and exhibitions.
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With globalization, Abu Dhabi has managed to better its sporting infrastructure. There are more stadiums, training centers, practice courts, coaches, finance, and everything else to aid the development of sports in Abu Dhabi. Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival and the Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition are just some of the sporting events held in Abu Dhabi.
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What: Tire punctures to vehicles parked on the street
When: Late night/early morning hours approximately 10pm - 6am
Where: Southeast and Northeast Portland from the River to 72nd Avenue (There may be other areas, but this is what has been reported to the police.)
How: Punctures are made through the sidewall of the tire
Portland Police and Crime Prevention coordinators have received numerous reports of tire punctures across the City, but especially in inner SE and NE neighborhoods. Frequently, the punctures are on the tires facing the street. The vehicles are generally parked in residential areas. The owner may notice that the tire is "low on air", but shortly after driving away, the tire quickly deflates. This malicious vandalism is costly to the victims. Some neighbors have had multiple tires punctured. The Portland Police Bureau and Crime Stoppers released detailed information about the vandalism and the reward.
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Re-use sway bar?
Hey guys so im working on mlthe chassis of my 76 Monte..im trying to re-use as much as I can...for example control arms and spindles and send them to the powdercoater..im just going to purchase those energy suspension bushings..should I reuse my sway bars? Car is only for street purposes
Realistically they will last forever.
I have a 454 in my monte and it will have some power behind it..but my intentions are not to race..but who knows..i am in the process of rebuilding rear end with a posi unit...does any of this information matter? Or will cause me to get thivker sway bars?
Your choice..Martin is correct in that they last a long time but if you wish for improved handling and maybe some autocross is in the future or you want to carve corners as well as go fast then some aftermarket sway bars may be in order..
What are your expectations? Realistically they will last forever. But if you are rebuilding everything anyway AND you are thinking about a little better handling now would be the time to go a little bigger. Or poly bushings (I personally have only on one end and rubber on the other so it get the best of both).
I know a little bit of that and gas shocks and a little quicker steering box and my Gran Sport made a BIG transformation when it comes to handling, that baby sticks pretty good.
If you're going to lower the Cg, stiffen the chassis (boxing and/or roll cage), or use super sticky tires, then aftermarket bars would be a good addition. But it sounds to me like you really don't need to go aftermarket. You could, however, use the stiffest factory bars if you can afford them or source them used.
Actually it could be argued an unmodified car will be helped more than a modified car by using them.
In your case I'd put it back w/new bushings and see if that's enough. Adding a larger set of OEM bars will only need a different set of bushings and possibly different bushing brackets if the bar on it now is a lot smaller than the replacement. I ran into this on F-body cars.
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Ok here is some of it. I bought the block off plate from INEngineering. You can probably do this without taking off the bumper beam & lock carrier, but I did just because.
First I located the SAI pump motor which is right behind the radiator. After locating that I then traced all the lines/hoses and found out where they all went.
Second I took out the Bracket holding pump motor. It has 2 bolts in the oil pan and 1 bolt in the cylinder block. They are right under the oil filter housing. You will have to disconnect the Harness connector on the pump.
Disconnect half of the pressure hose on the side of the engine so you have less hose to remove from the bottom. These hoses are disconnected by pushing in and pulling. Remove pump from the bottom thru and around radiator hoses.
Next, take out your intake tubing to gain better access to the Combi-valve. It is kind of a pain in the ass but not to bad.
Now you can gain access to the Combi-valve you have a radiator hose that needs to be disconnected. It might be a pain, but keep at it and take your time to take it off as you will still need it. There are 3 bolts one is on top, one is on bottom and the other is in the middle of the radiator hose and the Fitting Flange on the Combi-Valve. The one in the middle was the real only pain.
You will have to disconnect the ground wire and relocate it. I relocated mine right on top of the Valve cover. (hopefully that works) (Any ideas on where else it could be moved to are welcome).
Install the block off plate and the hose.
The only thing that I have left to do is the vaccum plug leading into the SAI Solenoid Valve(N112). Has anyone done this before? Can I just delete that whole solenoid valve or just plug it?
Where the bracket is located.
SAI Pump motor. You can disconnect the hose in the middle to make removal easier.
Side view of the lines afterwards.
What it looks like with the combi-valve.
Better pic of Block off Plate with hose connected.
SAI Solenoid Valve on the left. Can I just take that compeletly off or just plug that hole?


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Who has adjusted it through the instrument cluster?
I would give it a shot. However, my car isn't here right now.
For those that would like to try it, I found this from Google search. Seems like you need to use Test 19 to unlock the tests, then enter into Test 20 and then change the correction factor.
From what I understand, it is correction factor based. So, X.XX (One . Tenths Hundredths). Similar to that of a dyno.
So go fill up your gas tanks at the gas station. Reset the OBC's MPG readout on the instrument cluster and the odometer mileage. Drive around the way you usually do until you have consumed about 50-75% of your gas tank. Go back to the gas station and refill your gas tank. Then it is a two step process.
1) Read out what the OBC says the MPG is.
2) Manually calculate what your MPG from the odometer mileage divide by the amount of gas you put in your car.
You will find that the MPG you calculate will be lower than what the OBC says. I am assuming that the correction factor is percentage based.
Correction Factor = 1 - [(OBC Readout - Calculated MPG)/Calculated MPG]
Can anyone confirm this hypothesis? My car isn't with me at the current moment. Thanks.
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Philips: In The Chips
Boasting is not quite the thing in staid Eindhoven, the Dutch town Royal Philips Electronics has dominated for a century. But Arthur van der Poel, the 51-year-old chief executive of Philips Semiconductors, can barely restrain himself. His division is outshining the rest of the company. Fueled by explosive demand for cell phones, the $5 billion division is racing ahead at 40% growth. Van der Poel is spending $2 billion to boost capacity on three continents. For Philips Chairman Cor Boonstra, the chip business is an answered prayer. Chips account for just 16% of group sales--but nearly half of Philips' earnings.
While Boonstra is eager to hang onto this gem, he's under mounting pressure to put Philips Semi on the market. Philips executives and board members are debating the merits of a sell-off. A listed chip company would delight analysts and investors. More than that, it would instantly enable Philips Semi to shore up its talent pool with offers of stock options to top engineers. A stand-alone semiconductor company also could use its stock to finance acquisitions. As to the core Philips group, its holding in the new company would probably push up the parent's stock. "The discussion is ongoing," says van der Poel, a member of the Philips board.
ECHOES. Boonstra declined to comment on this debate. But echoes of it resound throughout Europe, as large companies adapt to the New Economy. Financial forces, blind to borders and history, are pushing them to take valuable assets to the market. Europe's phone giants are spinning off Internet and mobile-phone divisions. Companies such as France's Vivendi and Germany's Mannesmann are riding on new divisions and casting off old ones. If the U.S. is a haven of startups, Europe is raising its New Economy from the dismembered limbs of former national champions.
Van der Poel and Boonstra have a template of sorts. In March, Siemens spun off its chip division, Infineon Technologies, creating a quoted company with a market capitalization of $37 billion. Shares of the German giant, which still holds a majority of Infineon stock, have jumped 15% since the spin-off--a point not lost on many Philips investors and analysts. A separate Philips chip division would be valued at roughly Infineon's level--about half of the Philips group's value. "Philips' pieces are worth a lot more than the whole," says Philips investor Michael Kraland, president of Trinity Capital Partners in Paris.
Regardless of his division's corporate fate, van der Poel is building fast. In the last year, he has paid $1.27 billion for California chipmaker VLSI Technologies and begun spending $1.6 billion to expand other plants, including a newly acquired IBM facility in New York. A new joint venture with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing in Singapore should open later this year. Van der Poel hopes to move the business up from its No. 10 ranking. "We have dreams of being in the top five," he says, "but that's possible only with M&A."
Talk of a spin-off, though, begs the question of whether the rest of the group--lighting, medical technology, electronics--has much reason to hang together. Boonstra, brought in from Sara Lee six years ago to fix Philips, has already sold more than 40 companies and divisions. If he lets chips go, he could be remembered as the man who took the Dutch icon apart.
This, say Philips sources, is a path 62-year-old Boonstra is determined to avoid in the year before his scheduled retirement. Indeed, the chip division is at the center of his plan to keep the company whole. Boonstra wants Philips to move from old-line TVs, stereos, and lightbulbs to Internet devices: set-top boxes that turn TVs into Web machines, palm-top surfing devices, and even clothing wired for mobile music downloads and instant chat. The brains in all this, naturally, are to be Philips chips.
SPOTTY HISTORY. A Net triumph would be a huge boost for the consumer-electronics division, which has had a very spotty history. Here the company must build a global brand name, especially in the U.S., and produce scads of slick machines that define new categories. Philips has made inroads, especially in cell phones and in set-top boxes, where it just inked a key contract with AT&T. It has also recovered from a disastrous cell-phone venture with Lucent Technologies Inc. But these are brutal markets, in which top competitors from three continents--Sony, Motorola, and Nokia, to name three--are targeting many of the same opportunities.
Still, Boonstra's slimmed-down Philips is turning skeptical investors into believers. The company, which used to stock inventory for ages, now moves it as fast as competitors. Philips is also benefiting from free-spending European consumers and the cheap euro, which is boosting exports. Commerzbank analyst Peter Knox predicts sales growth of 22% this year, to $34.6 billion. Earnings should rise 75%, to $2.8 billion. "Philips is continuing to find ways of doing more with less," says Knox. Philips' stock has doubled on the Amsterdam exchange in the last 10 months, to 47 on Aug. 23.
Impressive. But Philips would deliver even bigger gains, analysts say, if Boonstra followed Siemens' CEO Heinrich von Pierer and sold chips off. Philips Semi is even a better bet than Infineon, which still makes commodity chips, a business Philips left long ago to focus on high-margin specialty chips. And since Philips Semi already sells to other companies, it would easily weather the separation. Maybe Boonstra's Internet strategy will click. But if it comes up short, look for him or a successor--perhaps van der Poel--to spin off the chip division while the market is still raging.


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Selling my mint condition 1998 Sebring Silver coupe auto with only 15,046 miles. The car truly speaks for itself as it is immaculate inside and out. Click the link for photos and not pictured I have a perfect condition silver roof panel that will go with the car. This car truly special with its low mileage and such perfect condition that I hate to see it go, but I have a 18mo old daughter who won't be able to ride in it for a long time. Heres a list of the mods: -Gloss Black Z06 Spyder Wheels with Nitto Invo tires 18"x9.5" Rears 275/40/18 Tires 18"x8.5" Fronts 255/40/18 Tires - Granetelli Cold Air Intake - BBK Ceramic Coated Shorty Headers - Corsa Touring Stainless Steel Cat Back Exhaust - LS6 Intake Manifold - Stock heads ported and polished with Patriot Valve Springs, Comp Camp Push Rods, Titanium Retainers - Comp Cam Part#54-414-11 Duration 269/273 Duration @.50 216/220 - SLP Performance 2600 Stall Converter - SLP Performance 3.42 Rear Gears Approx.300 miles on everything done except the rear gears and stall converter. The cam install was completed by BEHE Performance of Beltsville, MD. The car was tuned and on a dyna pack dyno, it made 353rwhp and 379 ft lbs tq. I wanted a fairly mild cam that wasn't radical and kept the car almost stock feeling which this car feels like. I have paperwork on mostly everything including, the window sticker when the car was sold, build sheet from GM, and some other literature. Clear title in hand and asking $18,000 or best offer. I am also open to an even trade for the right CTS-V. Myself and the car are located near BWI Aiport in Maryland. Here is the link for the photos. Thanks for looking. Please feel free to call me at 410-925-2521 http://www.flickr.com/photos/99802794@N08/


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What is iCloud, MobileMe, and iWeb?
If you're looking to run and operate your website from an Apple device such as an iPad, an iPod Touch, or an iPhone, now is a very confusing time to be doing it. You could once just use MobileMe, and …
If you're looking to run and operate your website from an Apple device such as an iPad, an iPod Touch, or an iPhone, now is a very confusing time to be doing it. You could once just use MobileMe, and that would let you build your entire website right from your device. This is no longer the case, as MobileMe was no longer available as of June 2012. So what are people supposed to do when they want to run a website from an Apple device? And where does this term "iCloud" come into the picture?
MobileMe was the website publisher that webmasters could use to publish their website to the Internet from their Apple device. That service on its own has been officially discontinued by Apple and at this time, there is no other Apple-specific. iCloud is a service offered by Apple that will wirelessly sync your different Apple devices, as well as any Apple computers that you have. When MobileMe was officially discontinued, iCloud also took over many of its functions including an address book, a calendar, mail, and the backup features that once helped form MobileMe. iCloud however, is not yet available. It will be later this year when iOS5 and OS X Lion are released.
Just to confuse the matter even further, there is iWeb, something that is also no longer available from Apple. iWeb once helped the owner of an Apple hosted website to create their pages and make changes to them, just not publish them through MobileMe. There was a lot of speculation that Apple was also going to discontinue iWeb along with MobileMe, and for a number of reasons. The speculation came from the fact that Apple discontinued iWeb in the App Store, and that it was no longer installed on new Apple computers once OS X Lion came out. Because it had been rumored for over a year that MobileMe would be discontinued, other services and web hosts started emerging, offering different alternatives for those that used MobileMe.
Because of all the different services that are available (and one that isn't,) many people thought that they could publish their website through iCloud. Unfortunately, that's not the case. While iCloud did work together with MobileMe, they were completely separate services with completely different functions. iCloud is strictly for syncing your devices, which will make it easier to publish your website from anywhere. But it won't do any more than that, and you certainly can't publish your website from it.
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The GD lesson manual makes the following comment regarding the story of Amnon and Tamar:2 Samuel 13 contains the story of David's son Amnon and David's daughter Tamar. Amnon was attracted to Tamar and forced her to commit fornication with him (p. 116)Forced her to commit fornication? … [Read more...]
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Urban League of Greater New Orleans Google Training Session
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Do you know how to optimize Google online tools for your small business?
Learn how to use Google tools to benefit your small business. In partnership with Google, the Urban League of Greater New Orleans, Good Work Network and LSBDC is proud to offer Google training sessions for small, thriving businesses throughout the New Orleans area.
Google training sessions will cover a number of key online tools and apps, including: GMail, Google+, Google Calendar, Google Maps and Google Docs. Training is offered directly from Google, with Google College Leadership experts on hand.
This initial session is for business owners who are not currently utilizing one or more of the following tools: Google Gmail account, Google Maps account, and a Google+ business page.
Registration is FREE & OPEN to PUBLIC.
Please bring a computer, if you have one.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
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Seating is limited!
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Dillard University, Professional Business School (Room 101)
2601 Gentilly Blvd
New Orleans,
Tuesday, October 29, 2013 from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM (CDT)
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Women's Business Resource & Entrepreneurship Center
The Women's Business Resource & Entrepreneurship Center (WBRC) partners with private, public and nonprofit resources to build strong, sustainable and successful businesses in New Orleans and surrounding parishes. Small businesses create wealth, develop new and higher paying jobs and contribute to Louisiana's economic health.
The WBRC offers free or low-cost assistance and business training under one roof. An assistance center for the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business, Capital One Bank Small Business and Louisinana Economic Development. WBREC also helps businesses qualify and participate in the state's Small & Emerging Business Development (SEBD) program.


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CultureIQ Raises $3M To Help Companies Improve Their Culture
Y Combinator Expands Open Office Hours To A Different Community Every Month, Starting With Veterans
CultureIQ announced today that it has raised $3 million in seed funding.
Founded by former SecondMarket CFO Greg Besner, the New York City-based startup offers what it calls "culture management software." That includes tools for surveying employees and analyzing the results in real-time, as well as a "culture strategy group" that helps customers explore programs like newsletters, mentoring and intramural sports.
CultureIQ launched its first product a year ago and says that it currently serves 400 customers, including MailChimp, GlaxoSmithKline and General Assembly.
The funding was led by Lerer Hippeau Ventures, with participation from Pritzker Group Venture Capital, Founder Collective and numerous angel investors.


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Code as Craft: Kathy Sierra on The Care and Feeding of the Passionate User
Tuesday, July 24, 2012 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (EDT)
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Event Details:
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
6:30-7:00 pm: Registration
7:00-8:00 pm: Presentation
8:00-9:00 pm: Networking
The Care and Feeding of the Passionate User:
Kathy has long written about the importance of making your users awesome, instead of trying to tell them why your product is awesome. Once you have awesome, passionate users, they tend to feel as much ownership over your product as you do. What then? How do you make that passion a long-term, awesome affair?
About Kathy Sierra:
Kathy Sierra has been applying "brain-friendliness" to everything from software to books since her days as a game developer. She designed and taught New Media/ Interaction Design courses at UCLA Extension and Java programming at Sun Microsystems. A long-time online community specialist, she founded one of the largest (and friendliest) developer communities, javaranch.com, in 1997.
More recently, she created (with her partner Bert Bates) the bestselling Head First tech book series for O'Reilly, and authored the Technorati Top 100 blog, Creating Passionate Users.
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (EDT)
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