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Success with only 6 options in Bank 2 on 2012 Ti
Same story.. purchased a 2012 Ti with dealer installed Remote Start. Engine turned off as soon as I touched the door handle (keyless). I found the remote start module tucked up behind my glove box accessible through the glove box inner back side. The Program Button was obvious and mounted right beside the module along side the red LED.
Option Bank 2 only had 6 options settings when I scrolled through with the brake pedal. I'm guessing some of us have different firmware or something. After playing around a bit, this is how it now functions:
-Remote starts with 2 sec hold
-Honks 4 times on start up and door remain locked to anyone without the fob
-Car DOES NOT shut off when I touch handle or open the door. Nice!
Option 1: LED Off
Option 2: LED Off
Option 3: LED On
Option 4: LED On
Option 5: LED On
Option 6: LED On
The 4 honks are annoying. Still trying to figure that out. I should mention that using the pdf I downloaded here, from start to finish it took me 10 min to get this figured out. The dealership said it would charge me 1 hour labour and $130-150 to do the same thing. Oh did I mention I'm an engineer for Ford? And that I purchased the car on A-plan? If this is how dealerships treat their own... rant rant... I'll pipe down now.
If anyone with a
6 option Bank 2
figures out how to set it up so it doesn't honk AND without restart needed..
please post the settings
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Definition of sprinkle
sprinklingplay \-k(ə-)liŋ\
transitive verb
1 : to scatter in drops or particles
2a : to scatter overb : to scatter at intervals in or among : dot sprinkled the speech with quipsc : to wet lightly
intransitive verb
1 : to scatter a liquid in fine drops
2 : to rain lightly in scattered drops
sprinklerplay \-k(ə-)lər\ noun
Examples of sprinkle in a Sentence
He sprinkled water on the plants.
I sprinkled grass seed over the soil.
She sprinkled the clothes before ironing them.
"Is it raining?" "It's just sprinkling a little."
Origin and Etymology of sprinkle
Middle English sprenklen, sprinclen; akin to Middle High German spreckel, sprenkel spot
First Known Use: 14th centurySee Words from the same year
Definition of sprinkle
1 : the act or an instance of sprinkling; especially : a light rain
2 : sprinkling
3 sprinkles plural : small particles of candy used as a topping (as on ice cream) : jimmies
Examples of sprinkle in a Sentence
It rained last night, but it was just a sprinkle.
She topped the pasta with a sprinkle of parsley.
First Known Use of sprinkle
SPRINKLE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of sprinkle for English Language Learners
: to drop or spread small pieces or amounts of something over something
: to put small drops of liquid on (someone or something)
: to rain lightly
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: a light rain
: a small amount that is sprinkled on something
sprinkles : tiny candies that are put on top of a sweet food (such as ice cream)
SPRINKLE Defined for Kids
Definition of sprinkle for Students
1 : to scatter in drops or particles sprinkle water sprinkle sand
2 : to scatter over or in or among Sprinkle the corn with salt.
3 : to rain lightly
sprinkler\-klər\ noun
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1 : a light rain
2 : sprinkling
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Did you notice this sentence in a Star-Advertiser story on Sunday concerning the potential ouster of UH Manoa Chancellor Tom Apple?
Apple, like other university administrators, did not receive a contract upon hire, meaning there is no need to buy him out of a contract.
A follow-up story today clarifies this statement somewhat:
UH spokeswoman Lynne Waters said Apple, like other administrators, did not receive a formal contract when he was hired in May 2012 at a $439,008 annual salary to replace former Chancellor Virginia Hinshaw.
So the "no contract" line came from Waters, the university's highly-paid associate vice-president for external affairs.
The implication of the "no contract" statement implies Apple is an "at will" employee without substantive rights.
But at least today's S-A story gets the other side of the story from Apple's attorney.
"If it's in writing, it's a contract," Apple's attorney, Hawaii island lawyer Jerry Hiatt, said Monday, adding that no decision has been made to remove Apple as chancellor. "He has an offer and acceptance letter signed by the president. The regents approved his appointment, which is for a five-year term and specific rights to return as a tenured professor."
A May 9, 2012, memo from former UH President M.R.C. Greenwood to the Board of Regents recommended Apple be appointed to a five-year term through June 30, 2017, "subject each year to successful annual performance evaluations at the level of satisfactory or above." (The recommendation was unanimously approved by the board.)
The memo includes a provision that "subject to the successful completion of a review and board approval, Dr. Apple shall be appointed as a full professor in an appropriate department."
Perhaps a letter containing offered terms and conditions isn't the same as a document with written up as a formal "contract," but it would certainly seem to confer employment rights nonetheless, especially when it has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Regents.
So what was the purpose of Waters' "no contract" spin? Was it designed to mislead the media, and encourage the public to view Apple as an "at will" employee?
Or was Waters simply conveying talking points suggested by the university's team of in-house lawyers?
I'm not sure which would be worse, to tell the truth.


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ROBERT YOCHES FINNEGAN, HENDERSON, FARABOW, GARRETT & DUNNER MR. YOCHES: Thank you, Commissioner LEHMAN, it is indeed a pleasure not to be in Washington, D.C. today because of the weather, and also a pleasure to be before this distinguished Panel. For the record my name is Bob Yoches and I am a partner of Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, although I speak today not as a representative of that firm, not as a representa- tive of my partners, and not as a representative of any of thients of the firm. Instead I offer my own views based upon having practiced in the area of intellectual property for patents for fourteen years, and in that capacity I've been before the Pa- tent Office in prosecution, I've litigated patents in the software and computer area, I've licensed patents in those areas, licensed in and out technology, I've been involved in copyright registrations, copyright licensing and litigation, and I've been involved in trade secret litigation. I've represented both large companies that have been well_established, small companies and start_up companies. I've also represented domestic companies and foreign companies, and I've represented those that had intellec- tual copyrights and those that were concerned with other parties' intellectual property rights. And based upon that experience I'd like to offer some observations about the applicability of the patents and the patent law to the software_related inventions. I'm going to restrict my remarks to perhaps unique aspects oftware that make patents appropriate or inappropriate, as op- posed to addressing any of the general attacks on the patent sys- tem itself. I'm not under the impression that there's any large_scale movement to rid ourselves of the patent system, so let me address myself to the specific aspects of software and the specific aspects of how the patent system impacts software. I note that in the discussions today and the testimony given there are three characteristics of software that I think are im- portant, especially from the aspect of how best to implement the Constitutional directive. One is that software is pervasive in our technology. It pervades our lives, it pervades our jobs, it pervades all other types of technology that hithertofore we've considered different. We've heard somebody from the petroleum industry talk. We've heard about a case involving software and the medical industry. There is software in the banks, software in stock exchanges, there's software in your automobiles. Not only does sof e now pervade our lives, it will do so more in the future. A second observation is, you cannot extricate the software and treat it separately, in other words, I question whether we can talk intelligently about software_related inventions, software's such an integral part of our lives. And lastly, the last observa- tion generally on software is that although software has some unique aspects, so does every other type of technology; certainly biotechnology has unique aspects. Certainly chemistry and pharma- ceuticals have unique aspects, but I think there are some things about software that it has in common with other innovations and with other technologies that are particularly important to how patents will affect that. One of those characteristics is software is extremely useful; it is, as I indicated before, pervasive, but it has the potential, and has already actualized much of that potential for dramatic impacts on our life. Second, the more we know about software, and I think there is some testimon$ this point also, the more that is known about software, the greater will be the development in order to avoid ploughing ground that's been ploughed, and the faster will be the rate of that improvement. Given those observations then, what role do patents play and can they play? And I think patents have already played, and will continue to play, a role in three major aspects. The one general- ly starting from what I just talked about is in publication. We heard a speaker this morning testify that indeed one large com- pany allowed publication of ideas because they were protected by way of patents. In addition to that, however, and I think a much stronger point, is the fact that the patents themselves are pub- lications of the ideas, and publications in a very important way that really hasn't existed. They are publications of information in a structured format by way of the Patent Office's own classif- ication system. As the Commissioner spoke this morning, the fact of the matter is that because we have reli(o long on trade secrets there is perhaps a lack of this structured database. The way to solve that is not to avoid the patent system, but rather to embrace it, and to look at and perhaps adopt many of the recommendations that have been made here on how to improve the accessibility to prior art. The second issue, and this has been a key issue here, is that of investment, and rather than repeat what's been said, it has been my experience that not only do investors, and by investors I not only include venture capitalists, but also large concerns that are interested in some sort of partnering agreement, but these type of investors care more about patents than they do about trade secrets, if in all honesty copyrights are kind of a wash. They're there anyhow, it doesn't make much difference. But given that, there's often a choice between whether to keep processes secret or obtain a patent on it, I find investors like patents much better, for two reasons. One is, they don't like dealing with trade secrets b,se they have to sign a confidential- ity agreement and a lot of investors won't do that. The second reason is, and I think even more compelling, is that the inves- tors are afraid that the trade secrets will have a short life- time. They can easily be lost. They can be lost in an instant by an inadvertent publication. They much prefer patents. The third area that I think that patents play in software is that of innovation. There's been I guess some dispute here on whether software is fast_developing or slow_developing, but I think there is one observation we can make, and that is, it's generally easy to change software. It's more flexible to change software than hardware, indeed that's why so many of our developments have software in it. Well, of course one of the options that the pa- tent system offers, and one of the opportunities it offers, is that if there's a patent out there, and you don't feel like pay- ing the license fee for it, you are encouraged to design around the patent, and indeed the Federal 0uit has indicated that a key aspect of the patent laws is the designing_around. Software, by its nature, by the ease and quickness by which you can modify your procedures and modify your algorithms, is partic- ularly adapted to designing around other patents, and particular- ly adapted to then promoting new developments. It has been my ex- perience, in summary, that the patents have served the software type of developments very well, and I believe in general that the Patent Office, especially in Group 2300 with which I've had the most experience, has also done a good job of serving the system well, but I notice, I think, two problems currently, with the Pa- tent and Trademark Office in the area of patent protection of software_related inventions. The one is, I believe in the Sec- tion 101 area as I think other witnesses have indicated, that there is a reluctance, and almost stubborness by the Patent Of- fice to taking the most contrary position that they can on wheth- er subject matter is patentable, and indeed in 4form paragraphs which the patent and trademark office uses as a bases for its re- jections, it had been able to pick and choose among different cases, especially cases from the 1970s, to support their posi- tions. I think that's contrary to the trend of the law. I think it's contrary to two major Supreme Court cases, the most recent cases in this area. Because in the Jacobardi case, as the Notice indi- cates, the patent laws are supposed to extend to anything under the sun made by man, and in the Diehr case, there was a direction that we're supposed to look at the claim as a whole and not dissect it into its old elements, meaning its mathematical algo- rithms, and its new elements. And I do not believe currently that the Patent and Trademark Office is following that, and I think that the result has been, at least in my experience, two things. One is frustration by some applicants because they have abandoned their application rather than pursue this to the Board, and for those people that have pursued to the8rd, at least in our firm, they've been very successful, and all it's resulted in is an additional expense to those applicants. The other issue, and I think the Patent Office I understand the last week made I think a major change, is the Patent Office I understand now allows or will allow Group 2300 to hire computer scientists as examiners. I think that's a very good step. Howev- er, it's my understanding though that if you're a computer scien- tist out practicing in the world you may not currently sit for the Patent Bar. The belief is that you don't have sufficient technical training. I think that should change, and certainly if you're qualified enough to examine patents, you ought to be qual- ified enough to prosecute those patents in front of the Office. Thank you very much. COMMISSIONER LEHMAN: Thank you very much, Mr. Yoches, for coming all this way to share those thoughts with us. Next I'd like to call our final witness of the afternoon, Jim Shay of the firm of Morrison and Foerster.Back to The San Jose Index
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Yes i am
Check it out if you want but i dont have that much done
only bucket so far
Yes i am
Check it out if you want but i dont have that much done
only bucket so far
I worked really hard to get this finished today Im not sure what you guys will think but here it is
that's frackin' awesome ner vod. kandosii! It looks great! I'll have to start workin' on my own characters again or ur gonna be better with them than I am! lol
haha i dont know
I still think of you as a professional and im just someone who knows how to use a pencil
But i did like the way the basalisk turned out
oh and i hope fi likes it
oh yeah ur basilisk looks amazing... I love it! I'm sure she will too.
its what i'm hoping for
Ok are there any other requests??
Sor far i just have one for me and my cousin to do. If anyone else has a request please tell me now (I will check in the morning before i leave)
As you know i will be leaving for a while and i can do some sketchs while im gone
So please ask
I'll PM ya
Ok ive gotten lots to work on Kal never disappoints haha
anyways it pretty much time for my to leave
So all i have to say is this............ in the words of a brilliant man, I'LL BE BACK
oh and one more thing
feel free to post here while im gone
to my second family
I just wanted to say thankyou for skeatching me a drawing of my mando
hey no problem! it will be ready when i get back
he he he now time for a lil thread jacking! jk jk... we'll keep it up in the boards while ur gone ner vod.
HEY HEY HEY Im back until monday
Just a quick update, I didnt have tons of time on my hands, but i did manage to start two sketchs. One for Kal (another with you and your wife but this time shannyn is in it too) and than the one for Maron
Awesome, Kandosii ner vod... working on a similar one myself...even tho I have requests to do...lol sometimes I gotta work for myself first! How's ur vacay/trip?
Pretty good
It was more of a work trip that i do every year
Every year i go to my favorite place in the world! a small village called drake
I help with a little program they have there for almost a week and had a blast!!!!
A have a couple friends there that i only see there once a year so its great fun, and pretty much no work at all!
Gotta leave again on monday though for my actual vacay
hey can you do a neo crusader ?
Like sketch one?
yes please
alright you have been added to the list
os there any specific reason you want one drawn or just want me to draw one?
just want to see you do one
Hope you are alright with waiting a little bit. Vaction and then lots of other sketchs to do
so you might have to wait a little while
ok thats cool man take your time and make it look good as with every body elses
Since Maron Sol is new to TDH i decided i would finish his sketch first so he could have something to work off of
Here it is ner vod


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Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 763818, 13 pages
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US Agriculture under Climate Change: An Examination of Climate Change Effects on Ease of Achieving RFS2
1RTI International, 3040 E Cornwallis Road, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, USA
2Department of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University, 2124 TAMU, College Station, TX 77843, USA
Received 14 January 2013; Revised 4 April 2013; Accepted 23 April 2013
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Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert's pregame patriotism is the Super Bowl's opening act before Madonna takes her spot in the Super Bowl halftime spotlight. It's the pop icon's first time on entertainment's biggest platform. Around 110 million people were expected to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday. No other event gathers so many people together in front of the television. Country stars Shelton and Lambert performed a twangy version of ''America the Beautiful'' before kickoff. Clarkson sang the national anthem, backed by a childrens' chorus, and there were no mistakes like last year, when Christina Aguilera infamously flubbed a line. Clarkson wore a simple black dress and kept vocal flourishes to a minimum, except when she let loose a bit on the final ''home of the brave'' line.
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Exhaust ... :(
Calling Frango and any other experts..... finally got under the Jeep and changed o2 sensors. After doing the "Frango Key Dance" , all codes are gone. Here's the issue.
Still blowing black smoke and running rich. My buddy was under the jeep and was screwing around with a screwdriver and tapped the muffler. He tapped it again and told me. It sounded like it is full. I'm assuming, based on my output of carbon, that it is full of carbon. I'll be swapping it out on Saturday, and I'm sure the I6 will appreciate the reduction of backpressure.
Any ideas? No codes, bad mileage, deisel-like black exhaust output.
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Just forgot the story behind it. Did you check the O2 voltage and the STFT and LTFT figures with a scanner which shows live data? When you don't have a scanner but do have an android phone, then download the app Torque and buy a bluetooth dongle. You can check for faults, reset them and check live data.
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It would help if you told us what you're driving.
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The odd Sturges film out, a more or less serious biopic of WTG Morton, the Boston dentist who accidentally discovered the use of ether as an anaesthetic in 1846, receiving neither fame nor fortune as a reward for this great service to humanity. But Sturges couldn't be solemn for long, and though telling a basically tragic story (like the hero of The Great McGinty, Morton ruined himself through one 'great moment' of charitable impulse), he injects some delightful doses of slapstick and verbal fancy, while using members of his stock company in very unexpected ways. Recut by the studio and generally considered to be a failure, it's nevertheless an oddly moving film that sticks obstinately and agreeably in the mind.
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Unfortunately it may be scarce except in the reloading rooms of avid shooters.
This is a discussion on where is 5.56 NATO NOT sold out? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; i cant find it ANYWHERE...
i cant find it ANYWHERE
Unfortunately it may be scarce except in the reloading rooms of avid shooters.
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No possible rapidity of fire can atone for habitual carelessness of aim with the first shot.
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Regrettably, .223 will have to suffice. Luckily I found a dealer that has some 5.56 FMJ and will grab a 1,000 rounds from him though he's an hour away. I probably should bring my banker and loan officer with me too :)
I should add that once this post-tragedy reaction subsides, you'll see 5.56 available again (until Feinstein and Obama get a hold of it).
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i think cheaperthandirt.com still had some. might be gone by now though.
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just called my local cabelas. they had 3000 mags this morning, sold out. they are also sold out of bulk and small box 5.56
Wideners looks like they still have quite a bit of 5.56/.223
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yeah u can find tracers everywhere, that crap is awful though.
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Church of Scientology Turin took a leading role in this year's Festival of San Giovanni with the message of the United Nations International Day against Drug Aguse and Illicit Trafficking.
Spirits were high a Piazza Borgo Dora in Turin June 24 when the city turned out to celebrate the festival of San Giovanni with a race against drugs.
Organized by the AMECE Association, an organization that provides educational and cultural activities for first-and second-generation North African teens and young adults, the race was sponsored by the Turin and Piedmont Regions, City Hall and Turin District 7. The race was conducted in coordination with the Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life initiative of the Church of Scientology of Turin.
Every year, the San Giovanni Festival in Turin focuses on an important social issue. This year's aligned with the message of the United Nations International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking –"Make health your 'new high' not drugs."
In the multiethnic heart of Turin, athletes, artists, students and volunteers from a wide array of nationalities, cultures, ethnic groups and religions united in a common commitment to creating a world free from the destructive influence of drugs.
In other cities around the world, volunteers from Scientology Churches and Missions held conferences, sports events, pledge drives and other activities to bring the message of United Nations International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking to their communities.
For more than two and a half decades, Scientologists on five continents have been working in their communities to empower others with the truth about drugs. The Church and its members are dedicated to eradicating drug abuse through education.
The Church of Scientology has published a brochure, Scientology: How We Help—The Truth About Drugs, Creating a Drug-Free World, to meet requests for more information about the drug education and prevention initiative it supports. To learn more or read a copy of the brochure, visit the Scientology website [17].
Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard wrote, "The planet has hit a barrier which prevents any widespread social progress—drugs and other biochemical substances. These can put people into a condition which not only prohibits and destroys physical health but which can prevent any stable advancement in mental or spiritual well-being."
The Church of Scientology supports the Truth About Drugs, one of the world's largest nongovernmental drug education and prevention campaigns. It has been conclusively proven that when young people are provided with the truth about drugs—factual information on what drugs are and what they do—usage rates drop commensurately.
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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
My profile was looking overrun and shabby, so I tried to tidy it up a bit. Less is more, you know?
Unless I'm on a rant in a zine, then it's a whole other story..
Here are some of the zines I have made, since forever, I know I've missed titles, but this is the majority of it.
So, other previously written zines published by me, Tasha, include..............
ISSUE #1 "How do you take it?" Theories I have about me, DIY hairdressing, Boobs, Tea? Coffee?? and a simple recipe for date slice. bnw, 24pg 1/4 size available for $2 AU or trade
ISSUE #2 'How do you take it?' Street Art? Zine Fair, Family Antics, Celebrations, Toast Sculpting & a recipe for a pecan thing.. Tasty. bnw 44pg 1/4 size available for $2 AU or trade
ISSUE #3 'How do you take it?' The year that plots to kill me, new beginnings and mental adjustments for a new year bnw cut and paste as always! $2 AU or trade :)
ISSUE #4 'How do you take it?' On Love, Life & Learning, bitter sweet? or hot/cold self reasoning?? have a read, and let me know ;) bnw cut and paste per usual! $2 AU or trade.
ISSUE #5 'When thoughts turn ugly..' don't ask.
ISSUE #6 "In response to myself.." Sometimes we have to stop, breathe, reevaluate and move on... bnw cut and paste (it's what I do ;) 1/4 size, 12pages, $1 AU or trade
ISSUE #7 How do you take it? In the heat of a new year.. I survived 2011, that season of festive depression etc.. so now what to expect? bnw cut and paste 1/4 size, morethanusualpages, $1 AU or trade
ISSUE#8 HDYTI? "I'm not so sure on anything anymore.." Importance of things, life and what really matters.. I write of identity and struggles in family, as a parent what I face (as per usual ;) bnw, cut and paste, 20pg 1/4 size, $2 AU or trade <3
Other projects of mine...
# Life as a white picket fence - pregnancy, parenthood and persistence for normality, b&w only, 16pg 1/4 size available for $1 AU or trade
# Age and Circumstance - my head space from 2001-07, diary entry notes/rants/short pieces, all hand written but the story of 'getting the book', 1/2 size b&w copies available only for trade, or $2 AU, colour printed copies available only on request as costs so much more than anticipated!!)
# Moments like these - Pretty hand written/drawn/sketched/painted 12 pg 1/2 sized bnw poetically poised short zine, centerfold sketch of me by veronica fisher voncantwrite.blogspot.com ; available for $1 AU or trade
# cut up the old - a tale of sorts; featuring 4 definable moments based on distorted, mirrored and possibly somewhat fictional recollections of an alcoholic. 16 pg 1/4 sized bnw, available for $2 AU or trade
# Stitch This! - a small 1/4 size bnw, cut n paste, with a few cross stitch patterns to try out, a bit of fun :) $1 AU or trade
#Still Stitchin'! is another small 1/4 size bnw, cut n paste, with a few more cross stitch patterns to try out w/motivational insert :D $1 AU or trade
# One of the boys - personal issues came to the surface after stumbling upon old written journals of mine and caused me to write/glue this up into what resulted in a bit of an insight to a younger me. 1/4 sized, bnw, cut and paste, ...pages, $2 AU or trade
# Desire is a blue & white checked tablecloth - Limited edition run, bnw text print w/fabric cover, an almost a story of someone I used to know.
# Petless - A short bnw, cut and paste, hand typed explanation as to why we are petless, includes brief notes on previously known furry things. $1 AU or trade
# T shirt material. Not literally - Mini bnw hand drawn, text slogan stencil ideas for t's I'm yet to make. 50c AU or trade
# Y YOUNG? - A Compilation, A Discussion, About Generation Y, By Gen Yer's. Includes survey responses, discussions, artwork, opinions and an article by Lee Zachariah.. join the discussion! 32pg 1/2 sized bnw, available for $4 AU or trade
# She couldn't help herself - #1 'on sleep' experiences, art, reflections and contemplation on sleep or the lack of... 1/2 size, bnw, cut and paste with amazing centerfold of what's in vons bed!... $5 AU (sorry, no trades)
#THIS IS FRANKSTON - A community zine project instigated by #AZineThing, views about Frankston by those who know it best, its residents and frequent visitors of the area. 1/2 sized, BnW, cut n paste, mixed media, etc. Limited run print, FREE if you can get your hands on one. You can also check out thisisfrankston.tumblr.com
....and a few mini 'zines, by my then 3yr old, now 6 1/2 & 4yr old kick arse kids, bastian black & gabriel grimm and myself (Book of a Monster, Mr. Spider *the musical, Dinosaurs V's Robots etc)
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Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Virginia Beach with free breakfast and free airport shuttle
Popular property highlights
Guest Highlights
- Praiseworthy beach
- Good location
- Helpful staff
- Parking wasn't ideal
Situated near the airport, this motel is 1.9 mi (3 km) from Lake Taylor Hospital and 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Cypress Point Country Club. Lynnhaven House and Norfolk Botanical Garden are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Property Features
A restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a 24-hour business center are available at this motel. Free continental breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Other amenities include coffee/tea in a common area, concierge services, and laundry facilities.
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All 99 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and flat-screen TVs. Other amenities available to guests include refrigerators, microwaves, and premium bedding. Private bathrooms are not ensuite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The motel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A 24-hour business center is on site. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available on request). This Virginia Beach motel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and a picnic area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Free airport transportation
- Total number of rooms - 99
- Number of floors - 3
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Free breakfast
- Express check-out
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Picnic area
- Restaurant
- 24-hour business center
- Free self parking
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Premium bedding
- Free newspaper
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom (not in room)
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- In-room safe
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A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites has a restaurant on site.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 5 AM
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 18 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10.00 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for USD 10.00 per stay.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21 years old.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
- Resort fee: USD 5.00 per accommodation, per night
- Breakfast
- Airport shuttle
- Newspaper
- Faxes
- In-room safe
- In-room coffee
- Parking
- Housekeeping
Optional extras
- Early check-in fee: USD 25.00
- Late check-out fee: USD 25.00
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10.00 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Econo Lodge Inn Virginia Beach
- Econo Lodge Virginia Beach
We should mention
One child 18 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Awards & Affiliations
- Econo Lodge Inn & Suites is listed in the 2014 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay and the 2015 Travel + Leisure 500.
- The property is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.


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- Limo Company: Angie Farro Photography
- Ceremony: Bay Presbyterian Church
- Reception: Embassy Suites Cleveland Hotel Rockside
Cakes/Candies Vendor:
Mustard Seed Market and CafeSolon, OH, United States
"The bakery at the Solon Mustard Seed was awesome. They make all natural wedding cakes and attend to special allergy needs of your guests so well. They even threw in a gluten free cupcake for one of my guests that has Celiac disease. The cake was delicious and they duplicated the picture I brought in very well. Sara from the Solon bakery was so much fun to work with. The price was very reasonable too, for a practically organic cake."
Countryside Florist of Richfield4553 Broadview Rd
Richfield, OH, United States
"All I can say is Sandy is wonderful! From the beginning, she made me feel right at home. Personalizing our flowers to every last little detail. I appreciated being able to pick up my hair piece flowers the day before because I had a morning wedding the next day. She even let me inspect my bouquet the day before."
Limo Company:
Angie Farro PhotographyBrecksville, Ohio 44141, USA
(440) 838-0955
"The Farro's were so much fun to work with. They did such a nice job of balancing traditional wedding photos with fun and spontaneous shots. As a family business, their personal touch and joyful work ethic are unparalleled."
Limo Company:
Aqua LimoP.O.Box 45294
Cleveland, OH 44145, United States
"This limo company even called to match the napkins to the bridal colors. That much attention to detail was a surprise to me. We had four children in our limo and the driver was so accepting of it. Very personable."
Wedding Day Beauty Vendor:
A Compliment by Joyce, North Royalton13758 Bennett Rd
Cleveland, OH, United States
"The ladies at A Compliment by Joyce were fantastic. They came in early the morning of our wedding to up-do everyone's hair. I had practice "do" a few weeks earlier to just make sure. It was also very windy the day of wedding, so windy my veil fell off at the beach. Ronni, made my hair stay ALL DAY! It was beautiful for 14 hours."
Bay Presbyterian Church25415 Lake Road
Cleveland, OH, United States
"I have always loved Bay Presbyterian Church. As a child, I remember the "new" sanctuary being built. It was such a pleasure to have one of the pastors I knew since sixth grade perform our wedding ceremony. Bay Pres really knows how to organize weddings. The sanctuary has a simple elegance about it that every bride would love. They are very focused on their music ministry as well with a beautiful organ, grand piano and sound room to record your ceremony. I highly recommend this church for worship as well."
Embassy Suites Cleveland Hotel Rockside5800 Rockside Woods Boulevard
Independence, OH, United States
"Our facilitator, Katie, was a beautiful example of hospitality from the beginning of our relationship. Every little detail was double checked, the tasting was wonderful and represented the receptions menu exactly. At the reception, our servers were very prompt and had a great sense of humor too. As the bride, I needed someone to keep me laughing every once in a while! Our out of town guests enjoyed the suites and the amenities, like the brunch everyday. I've found that people traveling with children to weddings really appreciate having a suite instead of a standard hotel room too. The room block was very reasonable and it was sure a pleasure to visit everyone the next day at brunch after the reception."


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A guide to carbon
A tell tale sign of poisoning is a carbon monoxide headache. It is often described as a
distinct kind of frontal headache. This is common while a person is breathing carbon monoxide and while elevated
carbon monoxide levels are in their system.
However, in the weeks and months (in some cases longer) following poisoning some survivors will experience a
different kind of "carbon monoxide headache".
Some will find themselves having constant low level pressure headaches that just wont seem to go away. Others
may have a series of headaches that seem to rise and fall without explanation. The percentage of survivors that
experience this type of "carbon monoxide headache" is not known.
Each and every day the body makes billions of new cells as older cells die off. This is normal. However, in
months following poisoning there may be a larger than normal cellular die off caused by carbon monoxide damage.
A large cellular die off places a heavy strain on the organs in the body responsible for elimination (liver,
kidneys, colon). The extra work load comes at a time when the organs themselves may have been weakened by
In the months following poisoning this can trigger a "carbon monoxide headache" due to increased toxicity levels
in the body/bloodstream.
A survivor may also find they are more sensitive to stimulus including light, noise,
chemicals, foods, motion, and possibly even electromagnetic fields and electrostatic influences (such as car
The body must regulate itself to maintain balance in its many systems. This is called homeostasis. Sensitivities
can be a sign that the cells and systems in the body/brain are having difficulty functioning normally.
If the body has difficulty regulating itself and staying in "balance" then all kinds of symptoms can appear
including headaches due to:
Headaches can also be related to brain
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After starring in two films already and taking a lead role in Avengers Assemble, movie bosses could have been forgiven for concerns that audiences would be suffering for Iron Man fatigue.
But the third installment in the Marvel franchise has powered to a staggering $195.3 million at the box office in just five days.
The big budget blockbuster - which stars Robert Downey Jr. as billionaire superhero Tony Stark - surpassed last year's epic superhero team-up movie Avengers Assemble by grossing nearly $200 million around the world in 42 countries.
The film's total haul, which includes openings in Europe, Asia, Australasia and South America, exceeds the $185.1 million earned by Avengers Assemble last year.
Disney's distribution executive Dave Hollis told Variety: "The surprise is the magnitude of this opening, not necessarily that audiences are responding to the movie. We believe this to be a strong indication of what will lead to extraordinary word-of-mouth worldwide.
"As people start reading headlines of the size of this opening, I suspect it will act as a catalyst for the Thursday night opening Stateside."
Fans in the United Kingdom led the way, where the film grossed $21.5 million in its opening weekend, while Korea and Australia fought for second place with $19.2 and $18.4 million respectively.
The action movie's blockbuster takings are all the more impressive as it has yet to open in the United States, Russia, Germany and China.
Iron Man 3 is predicted to shatter the overseas grosses of its predecessors, 2008's Iron Man and 2010's Iron Man 2, and it is on course to open with $120 million when it hits cinemas in the US on May 3.
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The Foreland is on the first floor of the hotel in the middle of the building. The room is large 5m x 4m so plenty of room to relax in. The room is furnished with a super kingsize bed with a large headboard. The bed can be split to form two single beds There is one window in the bathroom and one in the bedroom with views directly across Lynmouth Bay and the Bristol Channel to the Welsh coast
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Attorney: Richard A. Guest
The Judicial Selection Project is about research and education: to educate the federal judiciary about tribal issues; to educate tribal leaders about the federal judiciary and the judicial nominations process; and to reach out to elected officials and the public at large about the need for judges in the federal courts who understand the unique legal status of Indian tribes. The research objective of the Project evaluates the records of judicial nominees on their knowledge of Indian issues. The analysis and conclusions are shared with tribal leaders and federal decision-makers in relation to their decision whether to support or oppose a particular nomination. The Project works with the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee to ensure that all nominees are asked about their experience with Indian tribes and their understanding of federal Indian law during confirmation proceedings.
As part of its outreach to Indian country, the Obama Administration continues to seek the names of qualified Native American attorneys, tribal court judges and state court judges who are interested in being considered for vacancies on the federal bench. On September 19, 2013, President Obama announced his nomination of Diane J. Humetewa, an enrolled member of the Hopi Tribe, to the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona. Ms. Humetewa is a well-qualified Native American nominee who served as the United States Attorney for the District of Arizona from 2007-2009. Prior to her appointment, she served as Counsel to the Deputy Attorney General and as Senior Litigation Counsel within the U.S. Attorney's Office. From 1993 to 1996, she was Deputy Counsel for the United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs for the Chairman, Senator John McCain. At this time, no hearing on her nomination has been scheduled by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Early this past summer, NARF was also invited to the White House for the President's announcement of three nominations to fill vacancies on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit-sometimes referred to as the second most powerful court in the United States. Through the work of the Tribal Supreme Court Project, NARF has worked closely with one of the nominees, Patricia Millett, in her capacity as a partner, head of the Supreme Court Practice, and co-leader of the National Appellate Practice at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP. NARF has submitted a letter of support on her behalf to the Senate Judiciary Committee for her confirmation.
The education objective of the Project seeks to replicate the success of the historic visit by Supreme Court Justices O'Connor and Breyer to reservation communities during the summer of 2001. Since then, judges from the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, Tenth Circuit and Eighth Circuit have attended the NCAI Conferences held in Sacramento, Denver and Rapid City respectively. In August 2011 during the Eighth Circuit Judicial Conference, Chief Judge Riley was joined by Supreme Court Justice Alito on a tour of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in a visit coordinated by NCAI and the South Dakota Tribes. In September 2011, Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor visited the Jemez Pueblo, the Santa Domingo Pueblo, the Leadership Institute at the Santa Fe Indian School and the University of New Mexico. During her stay, she expressed her view that a Justice needs to focus on only a few key priorities if they want to make a difference beyond their formal work on the Court. As pet projects, she said that she has prioritized education and American Indian law. At the recent Tenth Circuit Judicial Conference held in Colorado Springs, John Echohawk was able to meet and talk with Justice Sotomayor regarding a possible visit to Indian country.
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Research released a little over a year ago by Out Now Consulting at World Travel Market forecasted that the global potential value of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) leisure travel market was set to reach a record USD$181 billion in 2013. The U.S. LGBT market was expected to take the lion's share at $52.3 billion, or 28.9%, with Brazil, Japan, France and the UK following behind.
Although the economics of the LGBT tourism market have been known for some time, and even the UNWTO (United Nations World Tourism Organization) published its first report on LGBT Tourism in 2012, only a few destinations have understood the enormous opportunity and have put in place strategies, plans, operations and budgets to make it happen.
How can a destination take advantage of this enormous opportunity and build a LBGT business? Do you slap a rainbow flag on your website and door fronts and call it a day? What more does it take?
Although there's lots of market development advice and consultants out there to help you figure it out how to tap the big spending Chinese market or the shoppers from Brazil, the LBGT consultants and "how to guides" are few and far between. The good news is that you don't need to reinvent the wheel and spend a big chuck of your marketing budget to hire consultants. Travel Gay Canada has done much of the work for you and they're giving it away for free (well almost) to anyone that asks.
Travel Gay Canada is Canada's national gay and lesbian tourism industry association. Its goal is to provide gay and lesbian travelers with products and services that meet their needs and expectations, and to better inform them of the unique and vast travel opportunities and experiences available within Canada.
As a tourism consultant who has worked in Canada, mostly recently producing the Tourism Master Plan for Vancouver, I'm amazed and encouraged by the amount of terrific research and educational materials available for tourism businesses and destinations in that country. Even better, in most cases, by changing the references from Canada to "Timbuktu" you can often apply Canada's knowledge and expertise to the issue or question at hand in your destination and get great results.
I encourage destinations that are interested in building their LBGT tourism business to take a look at Travel Gay Canada's "LGBT Travel Market Guide & Development Toolkit." The Guide and Toolkit assists destinations and businesses in becoming LGBT market ready.
The Toolkit section of the document is focused on destination assessment and four essential elements to being LGBT market ready:
- Having an engaged local community
- Offering unique products and experiences
- Providing dedicated investment and planning
- Implementing targeted marketing and promotional activities
Partnership Development and Community Outreach focuses on the active involvement and participation from both the local community and industry stakeholders.
Delivering Quality Service – LGBT Positive Space Training ensures that LGBT customers feel welcome and accepted, and are served in a way that meets their expectations.
Marketing: Building the Strategy starts with setting goals that help you answer two questions: "What do we want to get out of this?" and "Why are we doing this?" Follows are standard but focused marketing tasks associated with LGBT market considerations – product, price, packaging, distribution, promotion and media relations.
Measurement Tools acknowledge that measuring the impact and success of a LGBT strategy is not easy, but it is important to put some context behind your activities to evaluate your strategy.
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John Gunther's homebred Bending Strings will top a field of seven in Saturday's Safely Kept Breeders' Cup Stakes (gr. III) for 3-year-old fillies at Pimlico. Trained by Kiaran McLaughlin, the 122-pound starting highweight will break from post seven. A rider has yet to be assigned. Jockey Pat Day has been aboard the daughter of American Chance in three of her last four outings, including her runner-up finish to Society Selection in the Test Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga in July.The Kentucky-bred filly's sole stakes win came at seven furlongs, in the May 8 Nassau County Breeders' Cup Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont. She had two other runner-up efforts earlier this year in the Golden State Mile Stakes and the Comely Stakes (gr. III).Bending Strings will be making her first start at Pimlico after finishing a disappointing sixth in the Gazelle (gr. I) behind Stellar Jayne.Bending Strings will faces off against John and Susan Moore's Smokey Glacken for the first time Saturday. Carrying 119 pounds, Smokey Glacken will break from the rail with jockey Joe Bravo aboard. Bravo has been atop the Jimmy Jerkens-trained filly in her last two trips to winners' circle. Smokey Glacken has won five of seven career starts; four of those victories were in stakes company at no longer than six furlongs. Her added-money victories include the Aug. 28 Victory Ride Stakes at Saratoga, and Trenton Stakes and Forward Gal Stakes at Monmouth. She made only two starts last year before placing third in the Astarita (gr. II). Jayeff "B" Stables bred Smokey Glacken, the daughter of Forestry in Kentucky. She is a half-sister to champion sprinter Smoke Glacken.Vincent Papandrea's Then She Laughs (by Distorted Humor) is the only New York-bred in the field. Starting from post 5 under jockey Stewart Elliot, the Martin Ciresa-trained filly will carry 117 pounds. Bred by Edition Farm, Then She Laughs makes her Pimlico debut coming off her first stakes victory in the six-furlong Miss Woodford Stakes at Monmouth Aug. 22.Bobby Flay, Robert Masterson, and Barry Weisbord's Gilded Gold will seek her first stakes victory as she starts from post three under jockey Ryan Fogelsonger. Conditioned by Thomas Amoss, the daughter of Gilded Time won a six-furlong allowance race at Arlington Park in her last outing Sept. 3. She was runner-up in the Polly's Jet Stakes at Delaware before that. Gilded Gold was bred by Roger Davenport. She will carry 117.Brilliant Peaks, Ambition Unbridled, and Liz On Polk Street will round out the field of 3-year-old fillies. Safely Kept Breeders' Cup Stakes (gr. III), $150,000, six furlongs, 3-year-old fillies, Pimlico, Saturday, Oct. 2, approximate post time: 4:55 p.m. (EDT)PP -- Horse, Weight, Jockey1 – Smokey Glacken, 119, Joe Bravo
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Senior Engineering Manager, Inventory Performance
Quantcast is an organization that lives and breathes data. Data is used in every aspect of our business, driving everything from our audience measurement service, to our real time bidding and ad personalization, and even corporate operations.
We are looking for a seasoned hands-on data science manager focused on performance targeting and optimization to join a growing team of scientists and engineers in London. This team is responsible for building the online advertising prediction and control systems that power Quantcast. This means getting up-close and personal with cutting edge statistical models and machine learning techniques while you serve as mentor, manager, and joint architect for the systems and processes built by the team. Your team is responsible for shipping production code to meet the demands of the business, so this is not a purely theoretical position and a solid background in software engineering is desired. You'll have the opportunity to work with our real-time systems that process over 2 million events per second, a distributed compute cluster that processes 30 petabytes of data per day, and a training pipeline that builds tens of thousands of models daily.
- Make an impact. Quantcast performs world-class data modeling and engineering of realtime systems with a relatively small engineering team. Data science is the backbone of Quantcast; your impact will be much greater here than at a large company.
- Thrive in a full Big Data ecosystem. Quantcast has invested heavily in its compute infrastructure and has vast amounts of data to aid in decisioning. Almost the entire platform has been built or extended in-house to achieve our rigorous computational needs, with many systems returned to the open source community.
- Make a name for yourself. We publicize our work through open-source projects, blog posts and papers, and we work with amazing advisors, like Trevor Hastie and Jerome Friedman.
- Great timing. We are a fast growing pre-IPO technocracy.
- Manage several projects, including prediction and control systems that are designed to efficiently drive sales and engagements for our clients.
- Lead, don't follow. Drive innovation and contribute to intellectual property. Identify and propose new systems and techniques that bring business value. Everybody codes and participates.
- Hire and manage a growing team of 10+ engineers and scientists of all seniority levels.
- Advise other data science teams and projects in London and globally.
- Ensure that the team is focused on commercially relevant projects, that the pace of innovation is rigorous, and that we meet stringent design, performance and robust quality standards.
- Interface with other teams and leaders in Engineering, Product Management, and Business Operations.
- Prior experience managing machine learning engineers and scientists with production delivery requirements.
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- Experience building complex machine learning models over large datasets, especially in the advertising or behavioral targeting sectors.
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Quantcast helps create a more personalized digital world. We have built one of the world's most sophisticated data-intelligence platforms, using big data and machine learning to solve the biggest challenges in marketing and create more rewarding experiences across the digital landscape. Publishers use our insights to better understand audiences and how content resonates with consumers they want to attract and retain. Marketers use our understanding of online behavior and our predictive advertising capabilities to reach the customers likeliest to engage with their messages. Consumers see the results of our work in relevant stories and advertisements that create a personalized experience across all of their devices.
Join the London team at Quantcast and become part of a global company, honored as a Glassdoor Best Place to Work in 2015 & 2016. Besides its great location, breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks are provided daily (and beer provided Friday afternoons!). To learn more, follow Quantcast on Glassdoor.
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Two layered case protects from bumps, scrapes and drops
The Dilex case is a light, protective companion for smart devices on the go. This dual-layer case for the Google Nexus 7 2013 features a compact and lightweight polymer with a precisely positioned hard skeleton for added protection on the corners and sides. The design and materials in the plastic and silicone provide users with improved device grip too.
Slimline design adds hardly any bulk to your phone
The slimline design of the case adds minimal bulk to the overall thickness of the Nexus 7 2013 whilst still offering great shock and impact absorption.
Compatible with the Nexus 7 2013's wireless charging capabilites
The Seidio Dilex case is compatible with the Google Nexus 7 2013's wireless charging facility and does not interfere with NFC. So you don't have to remove the case to charge the phone via a QI wireless charger.
Integrated multi angle media viewing stand
What sets this case apart from the regular Dilex case is that this one has an integrated multimedia viewing stand, with 10 different viewing angles in a landscape and portait orientation. The bottom of the stand has non-slip pads that help secure you device to the surface that you're working off.
Cut-outs for the main ports and features of the phone
This case has been designed specifically for the Google Nexus 7 2013 and has cut-outs for the main ports and features of the phones such as the camera. The power and volume buttons are covered but remain functional whilst encased.
Please Note: This product does not interfere with NFC. While this case is compatible with many wireless chargers, it is not compatible with the Nexus Wireless Charger (2013).


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Unlike running or cycling, rock climbing is a sport that can't be easily simulated. In the old days, you'd get in your car and drive to a mountain to "practice." These days, more and more options abound. Eurpeans are starting to experiment with "rockmills," giant vertical treadmills that provide various hand- and footholds as you move (hat tip: TJ S).
Of course, indoor climbing facilities are popping up all over the world. And, most interesting to me, regular gyms are also starting to get in on the action. But how do you squeeze a mountain into a gym that's already been constructed? Easy. You convert the racquetball court.
While the dimensions (i.e. height) aren't ideal, according to Cort Gariepy of climbing wall manufacturer Rockwerx, the racquetball-climbing wall is becoming a popular option among gyms trying to compete with the growing number of climbing-specific facilities that might charge around $25 per session.
However, not all rock walls are created equal. Duh.
As the CEO of Rockwerx, Gariepy has spent the last 16 years constructing about 1 million square feet of climbing space (100,000 sq. ft. every year). We asked him to walk us through the three main options for wall-building.
Modular Panels
What it is: 4'x8' pieces of plywood mounted to a 2D wall. Each panel is coated with different substances, including 1) a thin, textured paint that's cheap and feels lightly sanded like a tennis court; 2) liquid acrylic which provides more texture, friction; 3) 3D which is also acrylic, but with much more texture, "in-cut cracks" and bulging shapes (it's also pricier). Note: modular panels are also available in Gym Rock (pictured at top, described below) and Summit Rock (a blend of acrylic and fiberglass).
Benefits: Quick, easy to install; might only take a few hours to bolt in and can be handled by a local contractor or maintenance staff, not a hardcore rock wall builder; relatively cheap ($375 - $1,295 per panel, depending on material); great for rooms that don't have exceptionally high ceilings (above, left), because panels can be arranged horizontally to maximize climbing space; thus, great for kids/beginners.
Drawbacks: Doesn't come close to the real thing, unless you go with a higher-end panel material like Gym Rock; tends to look like a jungle gym or childrens' playground, not a serious mountain.
Price: $
Gym Rock
What it is: A free-standing, steel-framed geodesic structure covered in ¾-inch CDX plywood panels coated with a combination of blended polymers and cement textured to look and feel like Yosemite granite. The structure itself creates various "natural" formations like arches, caves, spires and stalactites (this is also true of Natural Rock).
Benefits: Realistic look and feel, but still relatively lightweight, especially compared to Natural Rock; also half as expensive as Natural Rock (below). Provides more traction than cheaper modular panels.
Drawbacks: Takes 2-3 weeks install, depending on the dimensions/specs.
Price: $$ (cost of racquetball conversion: ~$100,000)
Natural Rock
What it is: A similar steel-framed, free-standing structure covered in panels covered in glass-reinforced concrete molded from actual rock; like free-standing Gym Rock, very easy to replicate "natural" formations, described above.
Benefits: Incredibly realistic look and feel; very durable and rigid; no seems between panels, giving wall a more natural, sculptural appearance.
Drawbacks: Heavier than a Slayer concert; more expensive than front row tickets to a Metallica concert (five of them). Also takes 2-3 weeks install, depending on the dimensions/specs.
Price: $$$$ (cost of racquetball conversion: ~$200,000)