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Robert Wadley, M.D. was born in Myrtle Beach, S.C. and graduated from The College of Charleston and earned his Doctorate of Medicine from the Medical University of South Carolina in 1984. Because of a family military tradition and financial need, Dr. Wadley won an Army scholarship to help pay for medical school. While he was in the Army for 8 years he became board certified in Anesthesiology and served in locations such as San Antonio, TX., San Francisco, CA., and Seoul, Korea. He was also assigned to the 8th Evacuation Hospital in Saudi Arabia during The First Gulf War. After practicing anesthesiology for 18 years, he decided to follow his heart and do a one year pain medicine fellowship at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Mi. " I was at mid career and this very challenging program was just what I needed to launch me into the second half of my career." Dr. Wadley's heart was still in the South, so he decided to raise his young family in the best state in the country, North Carolina. "This is where I will raise my family and finish my career."
Dr. Kim is a board certified anesthesiologist and an algiatrist board certified by American Board of Pain Medicine. He is also a member of American Academy of Pain Medicine. He grew up in the Boston area and attended Tufts University School of Medicine. He completed both his residency and fellowship at New York University in anesthesiology and pain medicine, respectively. He enjoys spending time with his wife and friends and rooting for his beloved Boston sports teams.
Dr. Bradford completed Austin High School in Knoxville Tennessee in 1962 and graduated from J. C. Smith University- Charlotte NC in 1967 with BS in Chemistry and General Science.
He worked as an electrochemist at Pratt and Whitney aircraft's Advanced Materials Research and Development Labs where he helped develop the onboard fuel cell power system for the Apollo Space Mission.
Dr. "B" graduated from Howard Univ. May 1974-starting his Family Practice Clinic in St. Paul's in 1975. He later started working in Emergency Medicine until he met and married the love of his life subsequently working with her clinic until an opening presented in Pain Management. Dr. Bradford treasures his relationship with the Lord, is an avid golfer, sings occasionally and enjoys travels with his wife.
Dr. Fletcher was born in Springfield, Ohio, but he grew up in Columbia,
South Carolina. He graduated from Furman University (Greenville, SC) in
1989 with a BS in Chemistry. Subsequently, he served 10 years in the U.S.
Army as a Medical Service Corps officer. During this time Dr. Fletcher
worked in medical supply/logistics and health care administration. He left
the Army briefly to attend medical school at the University of Texas from
1999-2003. He then returned to the Army and attended residency training in
both anesthesiology and family medicine. Dr. Fletcher finished his career
with the Army as a board-certified Family Physician, and he retired as a
Lieutenant Colonel.
Although he is not a pain specialist, Dr. Fletcher has years of experience
treating Soldiers with chronic pain issues. He served as the chief medical
officer for Warrior in Transition Units in both San Antonio, Texas, and
Fort Hood, Texas. He was responsible for coordinating the care and future
dispositions for hundreds of Wounded Warriors returning home from combat
operations in Southwest Asia. This experience led him to pursue further
work in pain management and addiction medicine after retirement from the
Dr. Fletcher is a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha honors medical society,
the American Academy of Family Physicians, and the Association of Military
Sugeons of the United States. He currently resides in Greenville, NC, with
his wife Mihaela and stepson Leonardo. Dr. Fletcher enjoys reading,
traveling, watching college football, and collecting vinyl (records). He
is excited to be a part of the BCIPS team.
Mrs. Eure resides in Winterville, NC with her husband and children. She has been a Registered Nurse since May of 1980. In 1995, she was designated as one of the Great 100 Nurses in North Carolina. She has attended East Carolina University, earning both a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Nursing. In 1995, she graduated from Duke University, receiving a further degree as an Adult Nurse Practitioner. She has specialized in pain management for the last 10 years and is a Fellow in the American Academy of Pain Management. Mrs. Eure has a special interest in palliative pain management and pain control in the cognitively impaired. Mrs. Eure is a member of member of Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Society.
Mrs. Gold graduated from Rosemont College in Rosemont, PA earning a Bachelor of Arts. She realized her passion was to help people so she chose a career where she could help others. She extended her education by pursuing a career as a Physician Assistant. Mrs. Gold received her Masters of Health Science and Physician Assistant degree from Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA. Mrs. Gold is married with one son. She enjoys traveling, exercising, watching movies but most of all spending time with family and friends.
Emily Walter, ANP-BC graduated from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and continued on to East Carolina University to obtain her Masters of Science degree in Nursing. She specializes in Adult Care and has previous experience in primary and intensive care. Mrs. Walter is a member of Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honors Society. She lives in Raleigh, NC with her husband and enjoys spending time at the beach and attending "UNC Tarheel" athletic events.
Tamiqua Jackson graduated initially with her Associate Degree in Nursing from Wake Technical Community College in 2005 and after practicing as a Registered Nurse for 5 years decided to further her education and received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Winston Salem State University in 2010 followed by receiving her Master of Science in Nursing as a Family Nurse Practitioner from University of Cincinnati in 2013. Prior to obtaining her MSN, Tamiqua actively provided compassionate care in a variety of setting which included Cardiac Procedure, Hospice Care, and Post-Surgical Procedure. She is certified through the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners as a Family Nurse Practitioner, a member of Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Society, and a member of American Association of Critical-Care Nurses. Tamiqua resides in Raleigh, NC with her daughter and enjoys reading fictional novels and participating in a variety of family activities in her spare time.
Diana has been in the medical field for over 30 years. She started out as RN in critical care, worked with Duke Life flight prior to earning a Master of Science in Nursing from Duke University and becoming a family nurse practitioner. Diana worked in nephrology for several years. Immediately prior to starting with pain management, she assisted Robeson County in opening their first employee wellness clinic. She resides in Fairmont with her husband and they have 4 grown sons.
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Shake Weight. Let's try not to get lost in the giggles of how ridiculous those things actually look. Or how… ummm… weird they actually are.
Okay, we can giggle for a second. Here's the "official Shake Weight" commercial.
Honestly, that has nothing to do with today's post, I just find that commercial to be hillarious. And… ummm… weird.
But seriously. Let's talk about a WAY better way to work those muscles. A way that doesn't leave even a super muscle-man panting and saying "whoa, that's it!" after only seven weak-sauce minutes.
I guarantee if you follow my plan, in 18 years your muscles will be ginormous.
It's a really simple eleven step program.
STEP ONE: Acquire a baby. There are lots of methods to do this. You could have one. I've heard that's fun. You can adopt one. I've done that and can recommend this method. You can steal one. Risky, but pays off for some people. However you do it, just get a baby.
STEP TWO: Don't actually steal a baby. Come on.
STEP THREE: Get a workout by using your baby as a weight-set. Since babies are so small, you can usually hold 'em with one hand which will let you work almost every muscle in your arms, back, chest, and shoulders. Just hold your baby and do whatever you'd do with a dumb bell or one of those freaky kettle balls.
DISCLAIMER: Do not do with your baby whatever you'd do with a Shake Weight. That would cause Shaking Baby Syndrome. And you'd feel bad forever.
STEP FOUR: Get creative to complete STEP THREE.
STEP FIVE: Don't drop your baby.
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TLC's Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes Will be Making An Appearance on Their Up-Coming Tour
Now, I'm not totally sure how I feel about this whole, hologram/projection thing, because it's kind of creepy, but what they did with Tupac was really cool, and I have a feeling that this is just the beginning of something huge for the music industry. I mean come on, it's almost like their resurrecting the dead. Creepy, and awesome all at the same time. And more awesome news, one of the most successful girl groups of all times is going on tour this summer, and what's a TLC concert without the late Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes? Notta, and that's why they're taking her with them!
Surviving TLC bandmates Tionne 'T-Boz' Watkins and Rozonda 'Chilli' Thomas have confirmed that they will be going on tour this year. Left Eye will be part of the tour — she will be projected on screens on the stage, just like the hologram Tupac at Coachella. April 25th was the 10th anniversary of Left Eye's death, she passed away tragically at the age of 3o in a car accident. They released on iTunes a "new" track from her yesterday (by new, it's a previously recorded track that was never released.) Get more info on the tour at PopCrush.com!
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Rosen is the sixth Penn player to earn the Geasey Award, but just the second since Tony Price won it for the 1978-79 season. (The first was Ibrahim Jaaber, in 2006-07.) The others are Corky Calhoun (1971-72), Ron Haigler (1973-74 and 1974-75), and Keven McDonald (1976-77).
Rosen will be presented with his award at the annual Herb Good Banquet, which will take place on Monday, April 23 at 6:30 p.m.in the Fox-Gittis Room at Temple's Liacouras Center. Tickets for the Banquet can be reserved by contacting Al Shrier at Temple (firstname.lastname@example.com or 215-204-1821).
The first three-time captain in program history, Rosen will graduate as the Penn men's basketball program's all-time leader in assists (588), games started (115) and minutes played (4,198), and his point total (1,723) is third behind only Ernie Beck and Ugonna Onyekwe. This season, Rosen set program single-season marks for assists (173), starts (33) and minutes played (1,259), while his point total (602) was the best since Tony Price scored 633 points in 1978-79. Rosen also hit 75 three-point field goals in 2011-12, the seventh-best single-season total in program history.
In addition to leading Penn in scoring, assists, three-pointers and free throws made (105), Rosen was second on the team with 46 steals. He scored in double figures a team-high 31 times in 33 games -- including 17 in a row to end the season -- and had 13 games with 20 or more points including six with 25 or more. Rosen had three double-doubles, all coming via a points-assists combination.
Among the other awards Rosen has received during this postseason, he was a unanimous selection as Ivy League Player of the Year and first-team All-Ivy. He was the only Ivy Leaguer named to the ECAC All-Star Teams, receiving second-team recognition, and was an All-District selection by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association (USBWA). Rosen was brought to New Orleans during the Final Four to celebrate his being one of 10 finalists for the prestigious Lowe's Senior CLASS Award, and he was also one of 20 semifinalists nationally for the Bob Cousy Award as the nation's top point guard.
Penn finished the season 20-13 overall, their best win total since 2006-07. The Quakers finished the regular season with an 11-3 Ivy League record, finishing in second place behind Harvard. In the postseason, Penn played in the College Basketball Invitational (CBI), defeating Quinnipiac in the opening round before falling to Butler in the quarterfinals.
Rosen was also named first-team All-Big 5 along with Temple's Ramone Moore and Khaliff Wyatt, Villanova's Maalik Wayns, and Langston Galloway from Saint Joseph's. The Big 5 second team consists of Tyreek Duren, Earl Pettis and Ramon Galloway from La Salle; Carl Jones and C.J. Aiken from Saint Joseph's; and Juan Fernandez from Temple.
Rosen also pulled down two other singular awards, the Scholar Athlete Award and the Palumbo Trophy as the city's scoring champion. Among the other singular awards, Pettis is recipient of the George Paull Award as the most improved player; Jerrell Wright (La Salle) is the Dave Zinkoff Award recipient as the Rookie of the Year; and Wayns will receive the Cy Kaselman Award for having the highest free-throw percentage.
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Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival August 13 at Deer Lake Park
The Festival celebrates its 12th year with blues legend John Mayall and Canadian, Grammy winner K.D. Lang.
As Greater Vancouver's best blues and roots concert, the annual Blues & Roots festival features renowned musicians from around the world. The festival takes place in Deer Lake, the gates open at 1PM music starts at 2 and lasts until 10.
John Mayall is a blues legend, born near Manchester in the UK, he has played with blues masters like John Lee Hooker, T-Bone Walker, Sonny Boy, Buddy Guy, Mavis Staples, Albert Collins among others. In the 60s he started the band John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, where a succession of great musicians defined their artistic roots under his leadership, including Eric Clapton, Mick Fleetwood and Mick Taylor.
The Western Canada native K.D. Lang launched her career more than 25 years ago, with a blend of alternative country-rock. She is a Grammy winner and one of the most recognized Canadians in the world. She will play with her new band, The Siss Boom Bang. She will be the headliner of the festival.
Other starts include Irish sensation Imelda May, her debut album Love Tattoo, has gone Triple Platinum in her hometown. She has shared a stage with Eric Clapton, Chuck Berry, David Gilmour, Sharon Shannon, Jeff Beck, Shane Macgowan, Kirsty McCall, Van Morrison, Lionel Richie, Wanda Jackson, Paul Brady and Meatloaf.
Also playing Luke Doucet and The White Falcon, From New Brunswick Matt Andersen, The Secret Sisters from Alabama, Victoria's Current Swell, Ben Rogers, and The Black Oats.
Food and beverages
There will be a variety of food and beverage options available for purchase. You may also bring your own food and non-alcoholic beverage. Please be advised that the festival site is licensed for alcohol consumption and anyone purchasing or consuming alcohol must be 19 years of age or older and will require a DAV (drinking age verification) wristband. These wristbands will be available at the identification tent by the alcohol service area on site. Two pieces of identification will be required to obtain this wristband; one primary piece of I.D. (driver's license, passport) must include a photo.
Main Gate – open 1:00-9:00pm
West Gate – open 1:00-6:00pm. After 6pm, patrons will have to proceed east to the Main Gate.
There will be two (2) entrances to the venue, both feeding from Deer Lake Ave. The Main Gate is located on the northeast side of the venue, next to the Shadbolt Centre. This gate will be open to patrons holding tickets, those purchasing tickets subject to availability and those picking up tickets at Will Call. The West Gate is located on the northwest side of the venue and is restricted to ticket holders. Pedestrians may access the West Gate via the Burnaby Art Gallery parking lot ( up the hill to the west of Shadbolt Centre for the Arts).
If you have purchased your tickets by phone, please try to pick them up in advance at the Shadbolt Centre Box Office. You MUST produce the credit card used to purchase the ticket(s) and photo ID. If you don't have a chance to pick up your tickets in advance – Will Call will be located at the Main Gate.
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New Degree to benefit students, the economy and exports
New Degree to benefit students, the economy and
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17 December 2012
The introduction of a shorter Master's Degree, which will enable universities to better meet the needs of New Zealand's labour market and help boost export education, is strongly supported by Universities New Zealand – Te Pōkai Tara.
In future, high achieving students will be able to complete a Master's Degree in 12 to 18 months instead of two years. It will comprise 180 credits, following completion of a three year Bachelor's Degree.
The new degree will enable students to complete their studies more efficiently says Professor Roy Crawford, the Chair of University New Zealand's Committee on University Academic Programmes.
"I expect it will be popular with graduates looking to enhance knowledge and skills to boost their career and employment prospects."
Professor Crawford says that the new degree reflects international best practice and a commitment to quality, and will align New Zealand's Master's Degrees with those offered in Australia, the United Kingdom and Canada.
"New Zealand must be internationally competitive to meet the expectations of domestic students and to attract more international students to study here. We need to offer qualifications of comparable entry requirements and duration to those of our international competitors. We envisage that this change will have a very positive impact on increasing the numbers of students who choose New Zealand as their study destination for postgraduate degrees."
"The Government is aiming to boost the value of export education over the next 15 years. The new Master's Degree will contribute towards achieving this goal."
Universities New Zealand made recommendations to the New Zealand Qualifications Authority to introduce the new degree, following consultation with the universities.
The structure of a Master's Degree will remain the same with the current options retained. These are: wholly or primarily by thesis; by coursework and thesis; or by coursework only.
The two-year Master's will also continue to be offered.
The new degrees will be offered from 2013 and several of the new Master's programmes have already been approved by Universities New Zealand.


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Gallo delivers walk-off in Double-A debut
No. 4 Rangers prospect blasts three-run homer in RoughRiders bow
By Steve Hunt / Special to MiLB.com | June 10, 2014 1:44 AM ET
FRISCO, Texas -- Joey Gallo saved his best for last in his first Double-A action.
After going 0-for-4 in his first four plate appearances in his debut for Frisco, the Rangers' No. 4 prospect stepped to the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning with two outs and the game tied with Midland, 4-4.
Gallo was ahead in the count, 2-0, and later admitted he expected RockHounds reliever Seth Frankoff to throw a changeup. Gallo guessed right, drilling Frankoff's off-speed pitch out of Dr Pepper Ballpark to give the RoughRiders a 7-4 walk-off win.
"It's pretty huge," Gallo said. "I felt good at the plate and [Minor League field coordinator Jayce Tingler] was like, 'You going to do this, big boy? I was like, 'Yeah, I'm going to do it,' and I ended up having a good opening debut."
Prior to that game-winning homer, he had driven in a run on a groundout and struck out three times in his first four at-bats.
Gallo made his debut a day after being called up from Class A Advanced Myrtle Beach.
At the time of his promotion, he was leading the Carolina League in 10 offensive categories, including RBI (50), runs scored (53) and OPS (1.199).
Frisco manager Jason Wood put Gallo in the fifth spot and at his customary position of third base.
In the first inning, the 20-year-old saw four pitches from Midland starter Shawn Haviland before grounding out to RockHounds first baseman Max Muncy. But Jake Smolinski, who had walked earlier in the inning, scored from third base on the play.
Gallo's next plate appearance came in the second after Frisco sent nine men to the plate in the first for a 4-0 lead. With two runners on, Gallo struck out swinging on a curveball in the four-pitch at-bat.
After Haviland got behind him, 2-0, in the fifth, Gallo fanned on a changeup on the sixth pitch of the at-bat.
In the field, Gallo had two chances at third base the entire night and both came in the seventh. Gallo initially bobbled a shot by Jefry Marte to lead off the seventh, but threw him out in a close play at first.
Then Gallo perfectly played a chopper by Billy Burns and calmly fired the ball over to first for Midland's final out of the seventh.
In the home half of the seventh, Gallo stepped to the plate for a fourth time, this time against Midland reliever Frank Gailey. He faced seven pitches, but Gailey's nasty slider on the outside corner froze him for a called third strike.
Despite the fact he was 0-for-4, Gallo said he wasn't disappointed by his Texas League debut at that point.
"I know the results didn't come, but I felt pretty good," he said.
Then he played the changeup hunch on the fateful at-bat after Frankoff missed low with his first two pitches. The changeup was elevated, and Gallo did what he'd done 21 other times this season.
"I knew they were kind of pitching backwards a little bit. So I kind of went up there with 2-0 figuring that he might throw a changeup. He ended up kind of hanging it. I was able to strike it to left-center," Gallo said.
Since he got such short notice about his promotion, none of Gallo's relatives were able to make it from Las Vegas to witness his debut. He celebrated with teammates and fans instead, staying after the game to sign autographs down the left-field line after the victory.
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Who is responsible for Mohandas Gandhi's death?
Nathuram Godse, a Hindu extremist, assassinated Gandhi.
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What was Mohandas Gandhi's profession?
By profession he was a Barrister.
What were Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi's beliefs?
Gandhi's beliefs are Hindu, which are mostly about non-violence, not to be predigest or take discrimination from anyone. He believed in truth and equality. He promoted non-vio…lence and refused to make the British get out of India by hurting them. He wanted them to leave peacefully even though they treated Indians like crap.
What was Mohandas Gandhi's main goal?
His goal was to improve immigrant Indians and Hindus rights and to bring freedom to India in a nonviolent way.
What was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi's hobbies?
Making inspirational speeches.
What was Mohandas Gandhi's one regret?
He stole gold once. He kept on getting nagged by his conscience He told his dad ,expecting to be punished. But his dad forgave him. this made Mohandas Gandhi Change.
What was mohandas gandhi's occupation?
Freedom Fighter He worked originally as a lawyer.
What was Mohandas Gandhi's father's name?
Karamchand Gandhi. Karamchand Gandhi,
What were some of Mohandas Gandhi's goals?
Gandhi wanted everyone to be treated equally, Non violence, He also said love thy neighbour as thyself (treat others how you wish to be treated.) … he wanted to free the world!worldwide freedom!ya!go him!
Details of Mohandas Gandhi's birth and death?
Born October 2 1869 at Porbandar,India Died January 30, 1948 (aged 78) On 30 January 1948, Gandhi was shot and killed while having his nightly public walk on th…e grounds of the Birla Bhavan
What were the names of Mohandas Gandhi's children?
He had 4 sons, named Harilal, Manilal, Ramdas, and Devdas.
What is the name of Mohandas Gandhi's hometown?
Porbandar, India
What Were Mohandas Gandhi's hobbies?
changing the world! and horseriding.
What is Mohandas Gandhi's father's job?
Mohandas Gandhi's father's job was a prime minister, as well as his uncle
Who was Mohandas Gandhi's enemy?
Gandhi's enemy was naturam godse and Jinnah SACHIT RATHI
What were Mohandas Gandhi's favorite animals?
Goat and Cow
What was Mohandas Gandhi's outcome?
what was gandhis outcome
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As a business intelligence architect consultant, I have met many people out there who are as good or better than me in building business intelligence solutions, yet earn much less than I do. Why you ask? In the past 18 months, I have nearly tripled my yearly income. How you ask? Well, the blueprint I followed is below. There is nothing incredibly difficult or magical about it. It just requires some hard work. And realize I had a solid "base" of experience that has been helpful (over 20 years as a desktop developer, web developer, and DBA with many different companies):
The end result of following this blueprint is you will have an in-demand skillset, make more money, and have no trouble finding your next consulting gig. This will give you piece of mind knowing if your project was suddenly canceled, or is coming to an end, or you just don't like it, you will have no problem finding another job right away. And a higher income means more money in the bank to handle a down-turn in the economy.
Another major point that I wanted to make: my family is my #1 priority, and a major driver of mine to earn more money over my career was to provide a better living for them. I was able to work from home while my kids where young letting me spend more time with them, am able to have my wife not have to work outside the home in order to be with the kids, have taken a nice vacation with my family each year, provide an overall higher standard of living for them, and be able to send them to college without them being swamped in debt when they finish. That was the motivation for me to follow the above blueprint for my entire career.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the "Facebook phone" is here. Only it isn't actually a phone. It's an app.
As (cough, cough) someone predicted amidst all the "OMG FB PHONE!" and "holy forked version of Android!" noise last week, Facebook's big announcement this morning was about a launcher -- and little more.*
Facebook Home, as the product's called, is a custom Android launcher that'll be available in the Google Play Store starting next Friday. Custom launchers are nothing new to the Android platform; they've been around since the days of Cupcake (a really old version of the operating system, for the uninitiated).
An Android launcher, in short, is an app that replaces your device's default home screen and app drawer setup. It doesn't overwrite or remove anything; it simply sits on top of your phone's existing configuration as a new UI layer, akin to if you installed a custom desktop UI program on top of Windows. It's not a full-blown modified version of Android, a la Samsung TouchWiz or HTC Sense; rather, it runs in conjunction with an existing Android build without altering it in any way.
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While Android launchers are traditionally focused on letting power users tweak and customize the stock environment, the Facebook Home launcher is focused -- as you'd expect -- on making Facebook the core of your smartphone experience. It replaces your default home screen and lock screen with the Facebook Cover Feed (i.e. News Feed) and provides an integrated Facebook/SMS chat system that carries throughout the OS.
Here's the funny thing: The Facebook Home UI actually doesn't look half-bad. As I remarked in the moments after its introduction, the launcher might be appealing -- if, you know, it didn't force your phone to revolve completely around Facebook.
That's the problem, though: It does. Your traditional home screen with apps and widgets is gone, replaced by a giant full-screen Facebook stream. You can still get to a regular app drawer to run other things, of course, but the entire environment is very much designed to keep Facebook front and center, wherever you look.
Along those same lines, the Facebook Home setup will soon feature ads, according to His Zuckness -- "sponsored posts" scattered throughout your friends' updates, just like they are on the regular Facebook News Feed. The difference is that here, the News Feed is your home screen and lock screen -- the core of your smartphone experience -- and you'll be inviting the ads into that precious space.
All considered, it's easy to see how the new Facebook Home launcher is good for Facebook. Unless your life revolves completely around Facebook, though, it's hard to see how it'd be good for you.
* Facebook did introduce a phone to go along with its new launcher -- the HTC First, to be sold by AT&T starting next Friday -- but it's basically just a normal midrange phone that comes with the Facebook Home launcher preinstalled. Bragging about a phone having a launcher preinstalled is like bragging about a phone having Flipboard preinstalled ("Anyone can download and install it in 12 seconds, but with this phone, it comes preloaded -- and you probably can't uninstall it!"). Bloatware isn't a feature.


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Cooper, R.E., Focazio, M.J., and Rowan, M.E., 1993, Selected characteristics of hydrology and water quality in the Chickahominy River, Virginia, 1989-91 [abs.], in Collected abstracts of the Virginia Water Resources Conference, Richmond, Va., 1993, p. 58.
Focazio, M.J., and Cooper, R.E., 1995, Selected characteristics of stormflow and base flow affected by land use and cover in the Chickahominy River Basin, Virginia, 1988Â91: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 94-4225, 37 p.
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Apache Cassandra is increasingly recognized as "the hands down winner for transaction processing performance at scale." Created by Facebook and adopted early on by web heavyweights like Digg and Twitter, Cassandra is now seeing uptake across a spectrum of industries. This talk will explain how Cassandra's architecture combines no-single-points-of-failure replication with a log-structured ColumnFamily data model, and will go over an example of porting a simple Twitter clone from SQL to Cassandra.


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Superhero, Super Personalities: What's the DISC personality type of your favorite superhero?
With the recent announcement that Ben Affleck is going to play Batman in the newest installment of the Batman movie franchise, the Internet has been abuzz with superhero talk. Fans seem to have very clear-cut ideas of what it takes to play their favorite superheroes, and are quick to criticize when the actor doesn't seem to be a good match for the character in question. Recent articles on Comic Book Resources Magazine, pop culture site The Inquisitr, and Celebrity Café have all taken issue with recent superhero casting decisions, poking fun at the studio's difficulties in capturing what fans love most about these characters.
One way to approach casting superhero movies is to look closely at the personality traits of the characters, with the hope of finding actors that can most naturally embody those key characteristics. Lets' take a look at how DISC can help assess the personalities of a few iconic superheroes.
Captain America: Personality type D
D personalities are competitive, prefer to lead rather than follow, and set high standards for themselves and others. This describes Captain America perfectly. Ask most comic book fans which of the superheroes they'd most trust to lead them into battle, and the majority will say Captain America. Good thing, too, because Captain America would be hard-pressed to let anyone else take charge. Cap is a natural leader, committed to representing America and the principles it stands for. He has set high standards of behavior and performance for himself, and expects those around him to live up to those standards, no matter what.
Like many real-world "D" personalities, Captain America has a strong sense of conviction—Once he's made up his mind, he will stick with his choice and see it through to the end. Like most D personalities, he isn't easily swayed by the opinions and desires of others:
"When the mob and the press and the whole world tell you to move, your job is to plant yourself like a tree beside the river of truth, and tell the whole world—'no, you move.'" –Captain America
Decisive, optimistic, and quick-to-action, he's never detached or angst-ridden (like The Hulk or Spiderman). Captain America has a vision for the future, and will fight for it until the end.
Iron Man: Personality Type I
I personalities are charming, talkative, and outgoing. They love to be recognized for their accomplishments, and tackle projects with creativity and enthusiasm. That sounds exactly like Iron Man.
Iron Man is by far the most charismatic of the superheroes. While many heroes have a persona that is a bit of a blank slate, Iron Man oozes personality from every pore. As Iron or his alter-ego Tony Stark, he loves the spotlight, and is perfectly at home talking in front of large groups of people. In fact, he loves attention so much that he is one of the few superheroes who doesn't try to maintain a secret identity. Most everyone knows that Iron Man is Tony Stark, and that's just the way he likes it. After all, what's the fun of being a superhero if you're not famous for it?
Iron Man is impulsive, talkative, and fun-loving. As a leader, he is inspiring and enthusiastic. He does have his flaws, though. Cocky and not a great listener, he is sometimes more concerned with popularity than results. He tries to make everything fun, but when the fun is over and things start to become routine, he loses interest quickly.
Professor X: Personality Type S
S personality types are loyal, empathetic, and patient. No other superhero reflects these qualities better than Charles Xavier (Professor X).
Professor X is one of the most powerful mutants in the Marvel world, and can both read and control minds. However, Professor X isn't interested in power or control. He chooses to use his powers not to initiate conflict, but to resolve it. His goal is to build a society in which mutants and humans can coexist peacefully, and he mediates conflicts with compassion and clear-headedness. Never hot-headed or quick to anger, Professor X cares deeply about the welfare of others. The founder of the X-Men, Professor is a teacher, mentor, and father figure to all his students. Without him at the center of the X-Men, things fall apart quickly—Tempers and egos are quick to flare up without his calming and meditative influence.
Batman: Personality Type C
C personality types like to solve problems through careful consideration and research. They prefer to work alone, and have a reputation for being logical and precise. Though no stranger to the use of physical violence, Batman still exemplifies many of the most important cerebral personality traits of a C. His bat cave is essentially a functional lab, complete with supercomputer that he uses to research problems and come up with solutions. Batman spends a lot of time alone, brooding in his bat cave. While he's there, he's usually creating a plan of action, strategizing his next move.
Introverted, controlled, and quiet, Batman is not the impulsive type (like Iron Man, by contrast). He is rational and deductive, and likes to be prepared for any situation—For example, think of all the gadgets he carries around on his utility belt "just in case." Batman can invent anything he needs, and is meticulous, thorough, and orderly.
With all this in mind, have you started thinking about how you see DISC patterns of behavior in your favorite superheroes? Tell us in the comments below: who's your favorite superhero, what personality traits to you see in that character, and who would you cast to play it?
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If you don't feel up to the challenge just yet, the guide is also a good read for those interested in what goes into compiling a kernel.
You'll need Linux, dsixda's kitchen (to easily split and repack kernels), a source, and a cross compiler toolchain.
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Jim Chanos has Macqurie Bank (ASX: MBL) in his sights. Uh oh.
You may not know Chanos. But he's sort of infamous on Wall Street. And when he talks about stocks he hates, people listen.
Chanos went from reputable short-seller to stock market legend with his call to go short on the Houston-based energy trader Enron in late 2000. It turned out to be the call of the decade. Enron blew up in spectacular fashion. Cameras flashed. Congressmen bellowed. Investors howled. The stock plummeted.
With Enron, Chanos spotted the special purpose entities (SPEs) that were at the heart of the company's balance sheet chicanery. The SPEs were used to borrow money that didn't show up on the parent company's balance sheet.
Privately, the company's insiders said SPE stood for "s*** piled everywhere." What it meant is that investors never had a clear picture of just what the internal finances of the company were until it was way too late.
We aren't suggesting that Mac Bank is the next Enron. But at an event in New York last week, Chanos is said to have highlighted the fact that the bank, "relies heavily on off-balance sheet financing and related party transactions," says Alistair Barr at Marketwatch.com.
Frankly, we are baffled by the financial engineering that takes place today. We wonder if anyone understands it. The buying and selling of assets is a tricky business. Macquarie did well enough at it the first half of the year, with AUD$733 million in net income. But with AUD$30 billion in buyouts, short-sellers are beginning to wonder if the bank has paid too much for acquisitions and whether it will be able to flog off assets for a profit.
There's no doubt MacBank is the poster child for modern financial engineering in Australia. It's got a growing portfolio of global assets and a much higher public profile abroad. Such a high profile, in fact, that one of the world's best short-sellers has taken notice.
This prompts an open-ended question for you, dear reader: Is it now time to look at short-selling Aussie stocks? If Chanos is down on MacBank, what about resource stocks? Base metals prices are high. But rising energy costs must certainly be set to cut into profit margins for Rio, BHP, and others. Hmm.
Could revenues continue to grow for Aussie blue chips, while net income declines? The answer to that story will be found in the monthly cash-flow reports for Aussie companies.
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Only in America! What kind of people would elect a dog as their mayor? That's the central question that drives this offbeat documentary. Writer-director Jude Gerard Prest brings us a movie that reaffirms all that's good about America without coating the good news in patriotic treacle. The film is based on the real-life election of a local 15-year-old mixed-breed pooch named Goofy to the office of mayor in the town of Rabbit Hash, Ky.


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TY - JOUR T1 - Differentiating among plant spectra by combining pH dependent photoluminescence spectroscopy with multi-way principal component analysis (MPCA) JF - The Open Agriculture Journal Y1 - 2011 A1 - Anderson, D. M. A1 - Danielson, T.L. A1 - Obeidat, S.M. A1 - Rayson, G.D. A1 - Estell, R. E. A1 - Bai, B. A1 - Fredrickson, E. L. KW - JRN KW - phosphate buffered saline (pbs) AB - Photoluminescence spectroscopic probes offer the potential for real-time measurements of animal diet composition. Spectral emission signatures (excitation at 365 nm) from three different pH (2.2, 7.5 and 12.5) phosphate buffered saline (PBS) extracts from two grasses, Sporobolus flexuosus (Thurb. ex Vasey) Rydb., [mesa dropseed], and Pleuraphis mutica Buckley [tobosa], two forbs, Dimorphocarpa wislizenii (Engelm.) Rollins [spectacle pod], and Sphaeralcea incana Torrey [pale globemallow], and leaves and twigs from two shrubs Flourensia cernua DC. [tarbush], and Atriplex canescens (Pursh) Nutt., [fourwing saltbush] were examined. Since pH has been shown to be pivotal in affecting extraction efficiency of other plant compounds pH seemed appropriate as an additional dimension within our multi-way principal component analysis (MPCA) to differentiate among six different plant species. In particular, MPCA allowed differentiation between Sporobolus and Pleuraphis that was not possible using only principal component analysis (PCA). This research suggests MPCA may be a more appropriate tool than PCA when attempting to discriminate among plant species. VL - 5 UR - bibliography/11-005.pdf ER - TY - JOUR T1 - A multi-source portable light emiting diode spectrofluorometer JF - Applied Speactroscopy Y1 - 2008 A1 - Obeidat, S. A1 - Bai, B. A1 - Rayson, G.D. A1 - Anderson, D. M. A1 - Puscheck, A.D. A1 - Landau, S.Y. A1 - Glasser, T. KW - JRN KW - spectrofluorometer AB -
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In 2005, President Bush nominated Texas Supreme Court Justice Priscilla Owen to a federal appellate judgeship. Senate Democrats eventually staged a failed filibuster effort driven in large part because of concerns that Owen is ethically unsuited to the federal bench. As a Texas justice, Owen took thousands of dollars worth of campaign contributions from Enron and then wrote a key opinion reducing Enron's taxes by $15 million.
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BERRYMAN, HELENA DILL (1804–1888). Helena Dill Berryman, pioneer settler and philanthropist, daughter of Helena (Kimble) and James Dill, was born in Nacogdoches on September 8, 1804. Her family believed her to be the first Anglo child born in Texas. While attending school in Natchitoches, Louisiana, she met and married Capt. Henry Berryman in 1823 and moved with him to Virginia. She inherited the southwest league of the Helena Kimble land grant near Alto, and the couple returned to Texas to live. In 1847 the Berrymans built a log mansion called Forest Hill Plantation. After the death of her husband in 1859 Mrs. Berryman continued to live at Forest Hill, which was the home not only of the three Berryman children but also of thirty orphan children. Mrs. Berryman was the first contributor to Buckner Orphans Home (see BUCKNER BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME). She died on March 13, 1888, and was buried in the family cemetery on the plantation. In 1969 the Texas Historical Commission placed a marker at the site.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:Marker Files, Texas Historical Commission, Austin. Vertical Files, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin.
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BARBERTON -- Mary E. Jennings, 68, passed away Friday, April 25, 2014.
She was born in Windsor, Ontario and served in the Canadian Air Force.
Mary was a resident of Rittman for 40 years and was an active member of Milton Presbyterian Church of Rittman.
Mary is survived by her son, Aaron; daughter, Heather; granddaughter, Abbey; honorary daughter, Sandy; along with other family members and friends.
Funeral service will be held Wednesday, 11 a.m. at Milton Presbyterian Church, 250 North Street, Rittman, Ohio 44270 with Rev. Jim Watt officiating. Burial will be at Rittman Cemetery. Calling hours are Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Campfield-Hickman-Collier Funeral Home, 566 W. Park Ave., Barberton 44203.
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Investors are also longing for the days — not too long ago — when you could get a 5% tax-free yield from a municipal bond fund. And you can still get a 5% yield from some muni funds. But they may not be worth the risk.
Municipal bonds are long-term IOUs issued by state and local governments — or municipal entities, such as toll roads, universities and airports. Muni interest is generally free from federal income taxes. If you invest in a muni issued by your state, the interest is free from state taxes as well.
Currently, a 10-year, high-grade muni bond yields 1.84%, according to Bloomberg. A 10-year Treasury note also yields 1.84%. This is peculiar: Most times, you get less interest from a muni because it's tax-free.
For example, suppose you get $1,000 in interest from Treasury notes. You'd owe taxes on your interest. Subtract 25% for the Feds, you're left with $750.
If you get $1,000 in interest from a muni, however, you don't pay federal tax on it. To get $1,000 after taxes on a Treasury bond, you'd need to earn 2.41%. Relative to Treasuries, muni bonds are attractive.
But that's on a relative basis. As you can see from this example, interest rates on bonds are so low that some issues are on suicide watch. On an absolute basis, bond yields are low.
And that's a problem — not just because you're earning a pittance, but because bond prices fall when interest rates rise. And at this level, your pathetic yet tax-free yield won't provide you with a great deal of cushion if prices fall.
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A recent example: The yield on the 10-year T-note hit a record low of 1.39% on July 24. Rates have risen since then, and the average municipal bond fund is down 0.4%, including interest.
A traditional strategy for rising rates is a bond ladder — that is, you buy short-term bonds of the same maturity at regular intervals. As each bond matures, you'll theoretically be reinvesting your money at higher interest rates.
But you could be waiting a long time for higher rates — and in the meantime, getting very little yield. "You could build a ladder, but you'd still be on the ground floor," says Lew Altfest, CEO of Altfest Personal Wealth Management.
How can you get off the ground floor? Two ways. The first is to buy longer-term munis. When you buy a bond, you're a lender. You'd probably charge more for a loan due in 2035 than one due next Tuesday. The same is true with munis: High-quality munis due in 30 years yield 3.1%.
Here again, you're adding risk. A long-term bond's price falls more when interest rates rise than a short-term bond's price does. You're also locking in a very low yield for a very long time.
The other way is to invest in bonds with shaky credit ratings. Just as credit card borrowers with poor credit ratings pay higher interest rates, so do municipal borrowers. If these borrowers' credit ratings improve — a reasonable assumption in a recovering economy — then they should rise in price.
Bonds rated by the ratings agencies — Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch — have remarkably low default rates. Only 71 muni bonds rated by Moody's have defaulted from 1970 through 2011, vs. 1,784 corporate bonds.
But the picture isn't as rosy as that, according to the New York Federal Reserve Bank. If you count unrated munis, the tally soars to 2,521.
Back in December 2010, top analyst Meredith Whitney predicted massive defaults in the muni market, which hasn't happened. Terrified investors sold, leaving some cheap high-yield munis. But there aren't many left, and the average muni fund is up 20% since her pronouncement. "The Whitney fear has dissipated entirely," Altfest says. "Our value guys aren't winning bids, which means munis are popular as rates have come down."
What's an investor to do? If you can't lose principal, you shouldn't be in any bond fund. Sooner or later, rates will rise, and you'll lose money. If you're willing to trade extra risk for extra yield — and willing to watch your investment — consider a high-yield muni fund. But if we go back to the good old days of 5% Treasury rates, you can still have a wreck on your hands.
John Waggoner is a personal finance columnist for USA TODAY. His Investing column appears Fridays. See an index of Waggoner's columns. His book,Bailout: What the Rescue of Bear Stearns and the Credit Crisis Mean for Your Investments, is available through John Wiley & Sons. John's e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com. On Twitter: www.twitter.com/johnwaggoner.
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Hope you guys out there had a good weekend because we sure did here with the Magic. We beat Houston on Friday and then flew to Dallas and beat the Mavericks on Saturday with a big comeback. And we had Saturday off to rest up from those two games and get ready for this long roadtrip that we have coming up.
Our winning streak is all the way up to nine games now!!! That´s the most games that I´ve ever won consecutively in my seven years in the NBA. I think we won eight games last year, but I´ve never had a chance to get into double digits in the NBA.
We tied the Magic´s franchise record with nine wins in a row. We now have two days to practice before we go for No. 10 in New Orleans on Wednesday night. How cool would that be to win 10 in a row???
I´m really impressed with how our team has come together so quickly after the trades. Those first two games after we added Turk, Gil, J-Rich and Earl were kind of rough, but since then we kicked it into gear and really took our chemistry to the next level. It´s amazing the momentum that we have right now and it feels like this team has been together for years instead of just a couple of weeks.
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BELTON – The CenTex Barracudas gave and gave and gave, but they took it away at the end and beat the once-defeated Corpus Christi Hammerheads 70-60 Monday night in the regular season home finale at the Bell County Expo Center.
CenTex, which led by as much as 10 and trailed by as much as 13, had a chance to put the Hammerheads (9-2) away in the final minute, but a David Banks fumble inside the Corpus 10 gave the Hammerheads a second chance to mount a game-tying drive. But the Barracudas (8-4) defense sacked Corpus quarterback Dustin Almond in the final 20 seconds and secured the upset win.
"What it came down to was who was willing to go the ends for it," CenTex coach Chris Duliban said. "We had a couple of breaks and we made it close at the end, but that's the game of football."
The CenTex defense made multiple plays, including intercepting Almond three times, but the Corpus offense wouldn't go away and still found a way to put up 255 yards. But, after pulling to within one point, 61-60, in the final six minutes of the fourth, earned just 14 more yards and didn't score.
Banks, who finished with 56 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries, put the Barracudas up 68-60 on a 2-yard push with 3:43 to play.
The Hammerheads mounted their first game-tying drive at the own 16 and pushed the ball upfield to the CenTex 15 with 1:54 left. Almond fumbled the snap on second-and-two, but the Hammerheads recovered.
Timmy Blackwell was tackled for another loss back to the 17. But on fourth-and-14, CenTex was drawn offsides and with a 3-yard penalty Corpus was less than a yard away from the sticks. Justin Hardman, who led the Hammerheads' rushing game with 34 yards and three scores on nine carries, went into the middle but couldn't get those extra inches.
"That play right there was one of the plays of the year," said CenTex defensive back Rolandus Johnson, who picked off Almond twice. "That play pretty much showed that we can play with the best."
On the first play of the second half, James Brown hit Olan Coleman, who had two touchdown catches and led the Barracudas receivers with four catches for 94 yards, on a 36-yard catch-and-run, but the Hammerheads responded with a 27-yard pass from Almond to Ed Giddings.
Brown then answered with his second touchdown pass to Kelvin Irving that put the Barracudas up 51-42 and Johnson grabbed his second pick on the Hammerheads' attempt to respond. But Lance Garner's 58-yard field goal fell well short and the Barracudas actually ended up losing ground on the kick after Raul Salas returned it to the CenTex 6.
Corpus scored three plays later but Coleman, who was the Week 14 IFL special teams player of the week, returned the ensuing kickoff for a touchdown and the Barracudas led 58-49 going into the final quarter.The two teams traded field goals and touchdowns in the fourth, but the safety was deciding difference.
"We we're saw the quarterback look left and then look right ... and he didn't have anyone open," Johnson said. "Then (the pocket) just converged and we were like 'Thank you, God.'"
Garner kicked a 30-yard field goal to give the Barracudas a 38-35 lead at halftime that capped a first half that opened with 13 consecutive points by the Hammerheads.
Corpus scored on a pair of rushing touchdowns by Hardman and Stephen Fillmore wrapped around a Brown interception, but Brown responded with a 27-yard touchdown pass to Irving late in the first quarter that led to 20 straight points for CenTex.
CenTex took its first lead after Brown connected with Reggie Smith on a 44-yard pass and David Banks put the Barracudas up, 20-13 with a 1-yard scoring dive.
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Almond hit a wide-open Ed Giddings, who wore a Barracuda jersey last year, on a 41-yard scoring pass that tied the game at 27 and the two teams traded touchdown scores and were tied before Garner's kick.
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May 6, 2013
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Another day, another remake. Speaking of writer-turned-director-for-hire Christopher McQuarrie, who is apparently close to being finalized as the next Mission: Impossible director, he has another project in the works. THR is reporting that Warner Bros has signed on McQuarrie to write and direct their remake of Ice Station Zebra, a Cold War-era thriller about an American submarine that races to the Arctic to retrieve sensitive photographic material. A few years ago, we wrote a story about David Gordon Green developing the remake of the naval classic, but it looks like they would rather have McQuarrie at the helm of this one.
The original Ice Station Zebra, directed by John Sturges and released in 1968, starred Rock Hudson, Ernest Borgnine and Patrick McGoohan. THR's report is oddly sparse of any other details about this remake, which makes me wonder if this is positioning for leverage on the Mission: Impossible directing deal, which hasn't come through yet. The only bit they mention involves exactly that: "The deal may impact the development of Paramount's Mission: Impossible 5, for which McQuarrie is rumored to direct." Other than that, the only details come from the 2011 story where DGG said his draft was "a big military movie" and he even "got to go camp out on the arctic circle with the Navy". We'll have to keep an eye on this, as this might turn out good.
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Please call or text Christina @ 631-433-7936 or email me at email@example.com with any questions you may have for us or to make an appointment. Email is usually the quickest way to reach me. Thanks so much and we look forward to hearing from you!
Oh, and one more thing, we are also involved in fostering for Lucky Labs Rescue & Jersey Girls Rescue, a wonderful group of people who pull dogs from high kill shelters and give them another chance at life. They need people to foster dogs for short periods of time until they go to their rescue group. If you would like to be a foster please contact them at www.luckylabsrescue.com We got so attached to our last nice boy, that, as it says above, "kittens are raised with an English Bulldog AND A BLACK LAB" He's staying:)


text: http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d...erid=murad2&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=50 This is my latest "for entertainment purposes" thread. In case the auctions end before you see them, here are the separate links: 15GB iPod (3rd generation) 17" iMac 1.25GHz G4 with 256MB - 1.25GB RAM Canon XL1s 3ccd miniDV camcorder The Canon listing is a little amusing. I think it's a new eBay feature where potential buyers' questions and sellers' answers may be appended to listings. If it's not a new feature, well it's new to me. Anyhow, I got a question from an Indonesian offering me a much higher amount than the listed price. The iMac listing is only missing a picture of the still-factory-sealed Pro Speakers. I suppose I could add pictures of the iPod's box to its listing.