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Numecent Aims New Product At Enterprise, Inks Distributor In Japan
Irvine-based cloud software developer Numecent said today that it has launched a new product aimed at the enterprise, and inked a distribution partnership in Japan. The new enterprise offering, Cloudpaging for Enterprise, is aimed at helping enterprise organizations with a way to deliver cloud applications to end user through a "self-service app store". The Japanese distribution deal is with Tokyo-based Ascentech K.K., which will distribute Numecent's products to the engineering and construction, automotive and manufacturing, healthcare, finance, and higher education markets. Numecent is backed by Deutsche Telekom and T-Venture, and developing software to deliver Windows application to the cloud.


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A new co-op dungeon-crawler multiplayer mode has been announced for Dragon Age: Inquisition. Up to four players will be able to work with one another to complete special cooperative quests that are separate from the storyline. While in the dungeons, players will be able to salvage items, craft new armor and weapons, gather loot, and unlock up to 12 characters. Each of the characters will be from one of three classes: Mage, Rogue, and Warrior. PAX attendees will get a chance to try the multiplayer first hand at the Xbox Booths in North Hall, Booths 412, 422, and 432 on the fourth floor, from August 29 to September 1.
Dragon Age: Inquisition is scheduled to launch on November 18 for 360, PC, PS3, PS4, and Xbox One.
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A rumpled sheet
Of brown paper
About the length
And apparent bulk
Of a man was
Rolling with the
Wind slowly over
And over in
The street as
A car drove down
Upon it and
Crushed it to
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A man it rose
Again rolling
With the wind over
And over to be as
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Another fabulous Jim Carey movie! Taking a well known Dr. Seuss story and making it a movie, can not be easily done. But in How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Jim Carey makes it look easy. the Grinch (Carey) try's to take Christmas away from Whoville, but Cindy Loo Who, who's no more than two, try's to give the Grinch reason not to. In this funny movie based on the classic book, you see it all come to life.


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A DOZEN firefighters fought a blaze in a home in Broughton, near Stockbridge.
The crews from Stockbridge and Romsey were called to the two-storey 15m by 15m building in Salisbury Road at 03.26 on Wednesday. (9) The fire involved a tumble drier in the ground floor utility room, which was 30 per cent damaged by fire and 100 per cent damaged by smoke.
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UAB Self Service Applications: Payslip
Employees may view their payslip(s) via the Self Service Applications in the Oracle Administrative Systems.
UAB Self Service Applications → Payslip
The Payslip form will load with the most current payslip visible.
The top section of the form includes information related to the employee and his or her primary assignment.
Click on the arrow in the Choose a Payslip field and a drop-down box will enable the user to select any one of the ten (10) most recent payslips they wish to view. Click on next 10 .. and the preceeding ten (10) payslips will be available for selection. Highlight the selection and click Go.
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The Pay Period and Salary section of the form includes payroll identification information and the employee's rate of pay. Click here to view the most current payroll schedules.
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McCarthy says Green to again start at RB for Pack on Sunday
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Updated: October 17, 2012
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy says Alex Green will continue to
start at running back for the Packers. Green ran for 65 yards in 22 carries
in Sunday night's win at Houston. Green suffered a torn ACL last year, but
came back this season and replaced Cedric Benson, who is sidelined with a
foot injury. James Starks is also available, after missing much of pre-
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Lincoln Terrace Art Studio & Gallery offers a unique learning environment for young artists. The aim of our instruction is to foster a life-long dedication to the extraordinary world of art as well as to cultivate technical expertise in drawing and painting. Using diverse media
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Our lessons are conducted by Sonya and Leonid Osseny, both of whom are accomplished artists who have taught art for over twenty years. Classes are no larger than six people and are organized according to age group. Private lessons are available for adult learners at prearranged times.
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Project DescriptionQuiet in form and expression, rich in symbolism, and robed in the colours of gold, frankincense and myrrh, the new Christ Worship Centre houses the fellowship functions that form the backbone of the congregation's community life.
Located in the growing region of Surrey in British Columbia, on a lightly wooded and gently sloping site adjacent to an agricultural land reserve, the new 36,000 square foot facility serves a congregation of predominantly Chinese parishioners.
Situated to the south of the site, preserving field, forest and creek to the north, the Centre takes advantage of an existing hedgerow to frame the current structure and the future chapel. Construction materials are modest but durable: buff concrete block, concrete, glass and Jerusalem stone.
First phase of a larger congregational complex, the recently opened Centre serves as a Fellowship Hall that accommodates a feature lobby; daycares and classrooms; library and dance studio; administrative offices; dining hall with a commercial kitchen; choir room; and gymnasium with stage. The latter is serving as a temporary worship space until all phases are complete. Subsequent construction will include a small chapel and a large sanctuary solely for worship. When finished, the complex will provide 64,000 square feet of congregational space.
A focal space was designed in the first phase of the project to express the ongoing spiritual aspirations of the congregation, without detracting from their loci in the future chapel and sanctuary. Thus, the "Lobby of Light" was born. This double-height space is both a threshold and a soaring circulation crossroad where one feels as if wading through ether. In classical antiquity, ether was thought to be the fifth element of nature; the quintessential "Living Garment of God" weaved in light unchanging and eternal.
In this spirit, sheets of clear-, purple-, amber- and golden-coloured glass vest a series of wood frames, creating an almost vaporous glow. Remaining finishes for the lobby are simple and spare: translucent glass guards, maple panelling, and a polished concrete floor to capture and reflect the coloured light.
The Fellowship Hall is finished to a high degree in recognition of its multi-functional use as gymnasium, banquet hall, and worship space. Walls are a combination of buff-coloured concrete block with maple panelling while the ceiling is clad with folded planes of perforated acoustic drywall and acoustic wood slats. Buff-coloured resilient sport flooring, with a minimum of complementary coloured lines, provides a durable base for high traffic and dining use. Three central skylights and an upper level gallery, finished in wood with translucent white glass guards, provide directionality and focus to the maple-clad stage.
A luminous double-height volume, detailed with raked plaster walls and an incised cruciform window, offers a dedicated access to the hall. In counterpoint, a corner of the hall has been carved away to offer a glimpse of the lobby and its brilliant hues, symbolizing the Holy Spirit and the Light of the Soul within reach.


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Granada Media Operating Profits Rise 8.0 Pct to 253 Million Pounds
Independent British broadcaster Granada Media announced full-year operating profits on Wednesday of 253 million pounds (422 million euros, 359 million dollars), showing a gain of eight percent from the figure the previous year.
Granada Media, one of Britain's two leading independent television companies, saw its revenue increase nine percent to 1.09 billion pounds over the 12 months to September.
The increase in profits was fuelled in part by an 8.4-percent increase in net advertising revenue, the highest rate of growth for a decade, the company said.
Granada Media is on track to demurrage from Granada Compass catering, which it merged with earlier this year, in the first quarter of 2001, its said.
In July, Granada Media floated 20 percent of its capital in London to gain an independent listing in the FTSE 100 index.
By September Granada Media had accumulated 1.9 billion pounds in its coffers.
However, this could be taken by United News and Media, which has the option to be paid in cash for its independent television interests sold to Granada Media this summer for 1.75 billion pounds -- LONDON (AFP)
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Jake Gyllenhaal & Bear Grylls Take On Iceland in 'Man vs. Wild' (PHOTOS)
According to Discovery Channel, in the episode "Jake will have to go where Bear goes, eat whatever Bear eats, and on occasion even take the lead, if he's going to cope with some of the worst conditions known to man."
The Prince of Persia actor said of the journey:
"For me, it's all about discovery."
Even Bear seemed pleased with Jake's ability to hang in such harsh conditions, saying:
"The wild is always very revealing – not only physically but mentally. You've got to smile when it's driving horizontal hail and be able to face your fears and just get on and do it — and on both of those accounts, Jake came up strong."
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Under the plan, Castledown School in Ludgershall would work in partnership with Wellington College in Berkshire.
The year-long study will look at the school's design, how the curriculum would be delivered and how the Wellington link would actually work.
It will also consider how military links could be developed and how to include a boarding element.
John Pender, head teacher of Castledown School, said: "The opportunity that academy status and resources will bring, coupled with the ability to combine our expertise with that of Wellington College, will take us on to the next stage of our development."
The academy is planned to open in September 2009.
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2 Dumb 2 Tame
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Show Info: You can't ride zebras like horses because they are too dumb to tame. You might think that's a knock against the zebras but they don't have to carry people around do they? Mia Pinchoff hosts a ridiculous/hilarious podcast featuring famous and fascinating guests as well as her own ballz to the wall opinions. She's been called "delightfully bizarre," and "a cross between Jim Carrey, Katy Perry, and a pile of bath salts." 2 Dumb 2 Tame airs on Fridays and Mondays. www.2dumb2tame.com.


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Published: August 29, 2013 - 10:19 AM | Updated: September 3, 2013 - 12:43 PM
HUDSON: If all property were to be developed in Hudson's business districts, there could be $431 million worth of new commercial and/or industrial buildings in the city.
Economic Development Director Chuck Wiedie, and Matt Beesley from the Economic Growth Board, reported the results of their research to council on at last week's workshop.
Council had requested that the economic development potential of the city be determined by looking at undeveloped land, vacant and existing building potential, as well as numbers of potential new employees that would be brought to Hudson by such development.
Wiedie and Beesley based their research on an office personnel ratio of four employees per 1000 square feet of commercial/industrial space.
It is their estimate that the $431 million in new office/industrial space would generate $11 million in real property taxes per year, portions of which would be shared with the county and the school district.
Approximately 5,200 new jobs would be created in those commercial/industrial spaces.
Those jobs would create payroll in the range of $216,000,000, with $4.3 million in income tax generated per year. Currently the city receives approximately $16-17 million in tax revenues, so the $4.3 million represents roughly one quarter of their annual collection.
Council member Dennis Hanink said that the $4.3 million would be helpful, but "is not a silver bullet" to solve the city's future problems and economic needs.
Alex Kelemen agreed, saying it would not be enough to take "us out of financial distress" in the future, and cited the need to give tax incentives to new business, as a cause of reducing potential revenues.
Wiedie said that this initial report would be followed up by several more presentations from the Economic Growth Board in the coming month.
He said that Council has been presented with information on growth potential, and now will receive a report on how progress toward economic growth can be tracked and measured.
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Surviving Drag Week
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Drag racing very fast street driven cars, raced hard, accompanied by serious thrashing in the pits and on the side of the road to keep them running...enjoy! This is Episode 9 of Road Kill.
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In March 2013, school abruptly came to an end for thousands of children when Seleka rebels seized power. Armed troops ransacked government buildings, hospitals and schools. Teachers fled to the capital; pupils and their families hid in the fields.
In co-operation with Unicef, Cordaid (Caritas Netherlands) has set up a 6-month program to re-open schools. Apart from organising transport for the teachers we will also make sure salaries are paid again. New books and materials provided by Unicef will be distributed and parents will be encouraged to send their children back to school.
Cordaid's Piet van Gils is in Bangui to arrange the transport of the teachers. "It took quite some effort to get everyone registered on time, to provide them with money for the trip and to get them on to a truck. It will take some of the teachers a week to reach their villages. Once they get there they have to re-equip the school, clean it, or find a temporary building in case their school has been damaged beyond repair. School should resume the second week of September."
The situation in Bangui is now relatively safe, according to Van Gils. "By day, everyone tries to get on with normal life. By night, however, I have to stay in my hotel. There are regular shooting incidents caused by rebels searching for supporters of the banished president. These cause a lot of damage and force people to flee their homes.
Earlier this week, people from the Boieng district of Bangui sought cover from fighting and plundering Seleka rebels by taking over the runway of the international airport. They refused to leave the runway until police and army had promised to secure the area. The airport is now clear, but they are still blocking the road to the airport. French armed forces are guarding the airport.


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You have to realize that some people love doing that. Overclocking, sector retreival, motherboard soldering, it's all part of the fun.
I guess people have an inert need to prove that they are smarter than the developers. Nothing wrong with that.
I understand that bit, and usually do a few of the software oriented changes myself. Sometimes it's for extra features, sometimes it's to get rid of unwanted features, but usually it is to feel in control of a device that I own.
I doubt that anyone does it to feel smarter than the developers though. Most modders are aware that the developer's hands are tied by management and marketing decisions. In the case of software mods it is usually adding a missing piece of software (e.g. a preexisting driver) or something has to be circumvented. Even in the case of hardware mods, most of the components are already there and simply need to be exposed.
For most people, HarryT's question is valid. For those who can modify their hardware, why not? It saves money and gets you features that wouldn't exist otherwise.
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NFL Draft > 2010 Prospects > RB > Andre Anderson
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Andre Anderson, RB, Tulane
Andre Anderson did not step onto Tulane's campus and immediately make an impact. He has had to work hard to reach the top of the depth chart, but that hard work has turned him into a viable NFL running back. As a freshman in 2006 Anderson only carried the ball 18 times for 38 yards and one touchdown. The following year Anderson was still stuck behind Matt Forte on the depth chart and only carried the ball 14 times for 91 yards, but he did manage to score a touchdown. In 2008 Anderson finally got his chance and he did not disappoint (at least until he got hurt). Before suffering a season ending shoulder injury, Anderson carried the ball 174 times for 864 yards and seven touchdowns; all of that was in just seven games. Anderson also proved to be a decent pass catcher out of the backfield and added 25 receptions for 202 yards and a score to his growing resume. In 2009 Anderson was healthy again and rushed for over 1,000 yards and reached the end zone a total of nine times. Anderson has not played too much due to Forte and the shoulder injury, but when he is in the game he has been very productive. That might not be enough to make him a first or second round selection, but it should make him a quality mid-round running back who can contribute to most NFL teams.
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Prediction: 6th Round
Anderson has talent, but nothing that really jumps out at you and says draft me.
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Prediction: 7th Round
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* TSX down 45.61 points, or 0.38 percent, at 12,132.71 * Nine of 10 main index sectors decline * RBC drops, has biggest negative influence * Gold-mining shares rise with bullion By John Tilak TORONTO, July 3 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Wednesday as sluggish economic data out of China and a resurgence of debt crisis fears in Portugal revived global growth concerns and caused declines in most major sectors, offsetting a jump in shares of gold miners. Data showed China's services sector expanded only modestly in June with the vast construction industry acting as a drag on growth, a further sign that the world's second-largest economy is losing momentum. Portuguese 10-year bond yields topped 8 percent and its stock market dived after the country's president summoned main political parties for crisis talks over the government's future. The market fears a snap election could derail Lisbon's exit from an international bailout. While investors were clearly reacting to the news from Portugal, the market is not expecting a full-blown European crisis yet, said Shailesh Kshatriya, senior investment analyst at the Canadian Strategy Group at Russell Investments Canada. "The European situation at the margin is clearly not helping the global growth story, but that's all priced in as far as the market is concerned," he said. "If we see a true resurgence of the European crisis, where we see Italian and Spanish bond yields reaccelerate to where they were around May of last year, then there would be a lot more concern," he added. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was down 45.61 points, or 0.38 percent, at 12,132.71. Canadian stocks have underperformed equities for months and have dropped from their level at the start of the year. Kshatriya said he sees few major catalysts for a market revival and plans to cut his 12,600 forecast for the TSX at yearend. "It's a reflection of our cautious view of the earnings story for Canada as well as the overall economic environment," he said. Nine of the 10 main sectors on the index were in the red on Wednesday. Financials, the index's most heavily weighted sector, were down 0.7 percent. Royal Bank of Canada, the country's biggest lender, fell 0.9 percent to C$60.40 and played the biggest role of any single stock in leading the market lower. Toronto-Dominion Bank lost 0.8 percent to C$84.11. Shares of telecommunications providers dropped 1.3 percent, with Telus Corp falling 1.2 percent to C$32.29 and Rogers Communications Inc down 1.7 percent at C$41.65. The materials sector, which includes mining stocks, was the only major group to trade in positive territory, rising 1.1 percent. Shares of gold producers jumped 1.7 percent as the price of bullion climbed. Barrick Gold Corp added 1.4 percent to C$15.53, and Goldcorp Inc gained 3 percent to C$26.11.


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Class Notes & Announcements
Dr. Linda (Hamrick) Bartrom-Olsen (BSE '67, MSE '70) recently published "In Quest of the Quark." The book was also published in Spanish ("En Busca del Quark") for second-language learners.
Carlos Concepcion (BA '87) is the senior service desk analyst at the John Cook School of Business at Saint Louis University. He provides technical support to faculty, staff and students, and assists, trains and supervises student interns.
Sue Ehinger (MBA '89), president of Parkview Hospital and affiliates, was recognized in Becker's "Hospital Review of 130 Women Hospital and Health System Leaders to Know" in the Nov. 2013 issue of Business People magazine.
Tony Cardenas (BBA '95) is the associate dean of admissions at Florida Coastal School of Law.
Amanda (Steward) Charles (BSE '97) is an LD teacher/special education department chairperson at East Noble School Corporation.
Barb O'Connor (BLS '02) was honored for peace and justice activities on Dec. 1, 2013 with the Archbishop's Award, "A Passion for Justice and Peace." The award is an annual presentation to a person involved in grassroots efforts for justice and peace in the communities served by the Orthodox Catholic Church of America.
O'Connor has been active in issues of justice and peace for many years and has served with The Indiana Center for Middle East Peace, where she is a board member; ZONTA; Associated Churches of Fort Wayne; and the Peace Connection. She also has served on a variety of justice and peace-related committees at the University of Saint Francis, as well as participated in the Study and Solidarity Tour of Israel and Palestine in 2010 and the Middle East Study Tour to Athens, Cairo and Istanbul in 2002. In addition, O'Connor was a participant in a pilgrimage to Assisi and Rome, Italy in 2008. Known throughout the community, O'Connor is a past member of the Peace and Justice Commission of Associated Churches, and prays in groups at locations of violent crimes. She recently retired from USF after many years of service in the Business and Registrar's Office.
Rebecca (Tupper) Harman (ASN '03) is an RN at Fresenius Medical Care in Warsaw, Ind.
Megan (Donley) Bates (BA '04) and husband Jason welcomed their second child, Molly Fae, on Jan. 13, 2014. Molly weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces.
David Affholter (BA '05) is the video editor/owner at Championship Grade Vide.
Heather (Weddle) Bontempo (BBA '06, MBA '08) is a financial center manager at 5/3 Bank.
Zachary Harden (BBA '06) is a salesforce.com administrator at Lantana Communications.
Davis Deane (MBA '07) is a financial analyst FPA at Superior Essex.
William Knepper (BBA '08) is a fuel economy coordinator at Celadon Trucking Services Inc.
Abigail (Demetre) Leaders (ASN '08) is an ICU RN at Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, Calif.
Jilliam (Paschke) Oakley (BA '08) has been married to Matthew Oakley since August 2011. Their daughter Athena Daleney will be one year old in January.
Matthew Wren (BBA '08) is a technical account executive for Indiana and Tennessee at Adecco Staffing, USA.
Shane Denny (BBA '09) is a sales representative for CPI Packaging.
Zachary (Zak) Karst (BA '10) announced that he was taking a position as a contract graphic designer for GovX, Inc. beginning in December 2013.
Ashley (Bartol) Ludera (BA '10) married Ryan Ludera on Oct. 5, 2013 at Sycamore Hills Golf Course. Ryan is from Chicago and went to Purdue. He is employed at Navistar in Chicago, where Ashley and Ryan now live.
Adam Greene (BS '11) is now operations manager at CrossFit Fort Wayne.
David J. Scott (BA '11) is a prepress specialist at Craftline Graphics.
Michelle Domenick (BA '12) works at DeBrand's Chocolates in public relations. She and Jay Stoops (BBA '10) recently became engaged and set a wedding date of May 10, 2014 at their parish of St. Jude's in Fort Wayne, Ind. Jay and Michelle met at USF while playing soccer.
Easton Mossman (BBA '13) is a financial adviser assistant at Reynolds Wealth Management.
In Memoriam
Sister M. Hilaria (Elinor Frances) Held (1960) passed away on Dec. 21, 2013. Sr. Hilaria died at Our Lady of Angels Convent in Mishawaka, Ind. at 6:20 p.m. in the presence of several of her Sisters who were praying the rosary.
Elinor was born to Joseph and Mary Eichten Held in Lafayette, Ind. on March 20, 1925. She was the sixth of seven children, four boys and three girls. She is survived by one sister, Mary Mills of Lafayette, Ind. Two of her brothers (Fr. Aloys and Fr. Gerald) became Franciscan priests of the Cincinnati province. Another brother entered the seminary but died in a swimming accident before ordination. Elinor attended St. Boniface School in Lafayette, Ind. where she met our Sisters, and she attended St. Francis High School in Lafayette.
Entering the convent at the age of eighteen, Elinor received the religious habit on August 12, 1943 and the name of Sister M. Hilaria. She professed her final vows on August 12, 1950.
Elinor graduated from St. Francis College in Fort Wayne, Ind. and pursued further studies during the summers at St. Louis University, Catholic University and the University of Notre Dame. She received a master's degree in education from Indiana University and was licensed to teach math, Latin and German.
Sister Hilaria served in our education apostolate for fifty-two years, sixteen years in elementary schools and thirty-six years in high school. Twenty-seven of those years were spent at Marian High School in Mishawaka, Ind. Her last sixteen years at Marian were spent assisting in the office or wherever help was needed, from stuffing envelopes to picking up papers in the halls between classes. Her joy was in serving others in whatever way she could. Her life was an example of Franciscan humility and simplicity.
Her gentle spirit and kindness toward all were a gift to us and all those with whom she came in contact. Sr. Hilaria loved to sing, and one of her favorite songs was from 1 Corinthians 2:9:
"Eye has not seen, ear has not heard, what God has ready for those who love him."
With gratitude for her life in our midst we say goodbye to Sister M. Hilaria. May she now rejoice for all eternity in the presence of her Spouse whom she so faithfully loved and served for seventy years. The Eucharistic funeral liturgy for Sister Hilaria was held on Thurs., Dec. 26, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. and burial followed in the convent cemetery.
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Hawaiian-born Henry Kapono Ka'aihue will bring his acoustic, island-inspired sound to Hutchins Street Square for a concert tonight. He has performed in venues around the world for the past 40 years, from Austria and Japan to Brazil and Tahiti.
Kapono lives in Hawaii with his wife Lezlee and their four children. At the end of this tour, he plans to take the family to Disneyland for some downtime.


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How to Name Your Products, Site or Company
Naming is hard. Often, businesses spend countless hours naming their company, products and sites only to see very little return on their hard work. That doesn't mean naming is unimportant. Naming will never "make" your product, company or site, but … Continue reading


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NFL players reacted swiftly on Twitter late Sunday night when news broke that United States forces had killed Osama bin Laden.
Like many Americans, NFL players used social media outlets as a way to connect with their thoughts as President Barack Obama announced the news.
Here's a sampling of what they shared:
Will Smith, Saints:
"RIP to everyone who died on 9/11.. and all of the troops that gave their lives as a result of it."
Matt Hasselbeck, Seahawks (free agent):
"Stating the obvious: Navy Seals are studs. ... #USA = land of the free and the home of the brave!"
Mark Herzlich, undrafted rookie free agent:
"Couldn't be more proud to have a gf in the army @DConti710. Thankful for what you and all of your fellow soldiers do for us everyday"
Herzlich also asked for followers to send him stories about celebrations on college campuses across America. He retweeted many of their responses and photos.
Derrick Manson, Ravens:
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MA Modern British History
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- Degree of Master of Arts
Recognised as a leading department within the UK, History at UEA has a chronological range from the collapse of the Roman empire to the present day, a geographical scope covering Europe, Africa, the Middle East, North America and the Caribbean, and experts in political, economic, social, cultural, environmental, diplomatic and intellectual history.Watch It
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About this course
The MA in Modern British History is a rigorous, exciting and broad-ranging programme, which allows students to explore their own research interests. Students will be taught and supervised by one of the largest concentrations of Modern British historians in the country, who have expertise in political, diplomatic, economic, social, gender and cultural history. The breadth and depth of their research is reflected in the programme, which encourages scholarly debate and independent research.
Course Profile
Why Study Modern British History at UEA?
UEA"s School of History was rated third after Cambridge and Oxford in research intensity. The MA specialism in Modern History gives students the opportunity to work with one of the largest groups of modern historians in the United Kingdom. Distinct areas of specialisation include the history of Central and Eastern Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries; the history of nationalism in modern Europe; the social, cultural and political history of modern Britain; and international diplomatic history.
There is ample scope to pursue comparative approaches, for instance around themes of nationalism and national identity, collective memory, gender, political mobilisation, violence and genocide.
This MA programme aims to equip students with the advanced skills and intensive subject knowledge they need to proceed to further research in the academic world, or to enter other fields such as government, the publishing sector, law and journalism.
Content and Structure of the Course
This MA programme, which can be taken either as a one-year full-time programme or a two-year part-time degree, aims to equip students with the advanced skills and intensive subject knowledge they need to proceed to further research in the academic world, or to enter other fields such as government, the publishing sector, law and journalism.
Seminar Options (60 Credits)
Nationalism and Violence in the 20th-century: This innovative module approaches the turbulent history of the twentieth century from a transnational and comparative perspective. Students will engage with a broad variety of topics, including violence against civilians in times of war, racially motivated genocide, wars of national liberation and decolonisation, as well as questions of memory and representation.
Historical Research Skills (20 Credits)
Over the year, students will be trained in the practice of being a professional historian in our Historical Research Skills seminars and workshops. Practical employability skills and professional development will be emphasized throughout the year. Seminars and workshops are facilitated by academics in the School of History who are specialists in a particular theoretical approach or research method. This module helps to develop students' key transferable skills in identifying, using and interpreting different forms of data and in the oral and written presentation of research. Topics include: using state archives; biography as history; approaches to studying everyday lives; how to write conference papers; academic publishing; and writing grant and PhD applications.
Specialist Tutorials (20 Credits)
Our Specialist Tutorials give students the opportunity to choose one topic from a wide array of options relating to the Early Modern period so that they can develop a clear postgraduate historical expertise. Students will work closely in tutorial sessions over the academic year with an active researcher in their chosen field. Students will work with secondary and/or primary source material to gain a strong grounding in the major historiographical questions of the research area. This will give them the historiographical knowledge to produce new, original historical research. The range of tutorial options will vary each year, reflecting the availability and expertise of specific teaching staff. Topics may include: refugees in modern Europe; urban history; gender; sport and nation in the twentieth century; the French Revolution; the decline of the British Empire; Communism in Europe.
The Dissertation
The culmination of our programme is the Dissertation in History. With guidance and support, you will pursue an independent piece of historical research of your own devising. The MA Dissertation is undertaken mainly in the second half of the degree and supervised by one or more members of the School.
Course Tutors and Research Interests
Jennie Davey: politics, diplomacy and political culture in Modern Britain
Jayne Gifford: Britain's imperial relations during the inter war period, particularly the Middle East and the development of nationalism, Anglo-Australian relations and colonial violence
Emma Griffin: gender history, the industrial revolution, and working-class life
Geoff Hicks: British political history and foreign policy in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Ben Jones: modern British and Irish history, social movements of the 1960s and 1970s, memory studies, urban history, the history of sexuality, class studies and political activism
Anthony Howe: free trade; William Cobden; William Huskisson and the British State; international and national political economy, 18th to 20th centuries
Thomas Otte: diplomatic and international history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Camilla Schofield: the history of postwar immigration, the impact of decolonisation and international development, race politics, ideas of citizenship and the nation in post-war Britain
This course is also available on a full time basis.
Course Modules 2017/8
Students must study the following modules for 20 credits:
Historical Research Skills focuses on the professional craft of the historian. Seminars will be facilitated by members of the School of History who are specialists in particular historical approaches and methodologies. Each seminar will investigate the methods used by scholars to interrogate a range of sources. The module seeks to be inclusive and address archives covering a broad chronology, geography and form. This module offers students transferable skills in identifying, using and interpreting different forms of data. It is team-taught and the precise content of seminar topics may vary in any given academic year according to the availabilty of specific teaching staff. Topics covered may include: using legal and government documents; micro/macro histories; material and visual cultures; digital humanities; life narratives and collective memory; history and literature; comparative and transnational histories.
Students will select 60 credits from the following modules:
This innovative module approaches the turbulent history of the twentieth century from a transnational and comparative perspective. Students will engage with a broad variety of topics, including violence against civilians in times of war, racially motivated genocide, wars of national liberation and decolonisation, as well as questions of memory and representation.
Students must study the following modules for 100 credits:
Specialist Tutorials give students the opportunity to choose one topic from a wide array of options, so that they can specialise in the area of history that interests them most. Students will work closely in tutorial sessions with an expert in their chosen field. They will work with secondary and/or primary source material to gain a strong grounding in the major historiographical questions of the research area. This will give them the historiographical knowledge to contribute new, original work to the historical literature in the MA History Dissertation. The range of tutorial options will vary each year, reflecting the availability and expertise of academic staff. Meeting times and locations will be established at the beginning of the year between staff and student.
Dissertation for students taking the MA in the School of History. 14,000 - 16,000 Words
DisclaimerWhilst the University will make every effort to offer the modules listed, changes may sometimes be made arising from the annual monitoring, review and update of modules and regular (five-yearly) review of course programmes. Where this activity leads to significant (but not minor) changes to programmes and their constituent modules, there will normally be prior consultation of students and others. It is also possible that the University may not be able to offer a module for reasons outside of its control, such as the illness of a member of staff or sabbatical leave. Where this is the case, the University will endeavour to inform students.
Essential Information
Entry Requirements
- Degree Subject History or a related subject
- Degree Classification UK BA (Hons) 2.1 or equivalent
- Special Entry Requirements Applicants must submit a sample of written work (in English). This should be a typed essay on a historical subject, 2-3,000 words long, preferably a photocopy of an assessment marked by a tutor, complete with critical comments and a percentage or grade. The essay should address a specific question, and must demonstrate an ability to construct a historical argument, familiarity with the conventions of academic writing, and competence in English. This should be uploaded to your online application.
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Fifth grade teacher Bruce Johnson, 45, was arrested at 12:46 a.m. on Saturday after being pulled over for speeding on Highway 82 near Stage Road.
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WALTHAM, Mass. – In the battle of the two unbeaten Northeast-10 teams, the Merrimack College men's tennis team swept Bentley University, 9-0, on Sunday afternoon at the Bentley Tennis Courts in Waltham, Mass.
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Game: Merrimack 9, Bentley 0
Records: Merrimack (9-7, 7-0) | Bentley (9-6, 7-1)
Location: Bentley Tennis Courts | Waltham, Mass.
How it Happened:
Merrimack claimed all three doubles points to hold a 3-0 lead at the beginning of singles action.
Sophomore Matt Pronesti (Mission Viejo, Calif.)and senior Chris Barnhart (Longmeadow, Mass.) captured an 8-6 win for Merrimack in the No. 1 match against Kamil Pilch and Alex DeMuth. The No. 2 duo of junior Vince Bellino(Amesbury, Mass.) and sophomore Miguel Belfort (Caracas, Venezuela) followed with an 8-3 win against Sam Frye and Jimmy Rindo. Freshman James Barnhart (Longmeadow, Mass.) and freshman Nick Majewski (Brewster, Mass.) concluded doubles play with an 8-4 victory in the No. 3 match.
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1. Matt Pronesti/Chris Barnhart (MER) def. Kamil Pilch/Alex DeMuth (BEN) 8-6
2. Miguel Belfort/Vince Bellino (MER) def. Sam Frye/Jimmy Rindo (BEN) 8-3
3. James Barnhart/Nick Majewski (MER) def. Andrew Waddington/Chase Rosa (BEN) 8-4
1. Matt Pronesti (MER) def. Jimmy Rindo (BEN) 6-7, 6-0, 10-8
2. Miguel Belfort (MER) def. Andrew Waddington (BEN) 6-3, 6-1
3. Chris Barnhart (MER) def. Kamil Pilch (BEN) 6-0, 6-1
4. Vince Bellino (MER) def. Chase Rosa (BEN) 6-3, 4-6, 10-4
5. James Barnhart (MER) def. Evan Chomka (BEN) 6-4, 6-2
6. Nick Majewski (MER) def. Alex DeMuth (BEN) 6-3, 6-4
Northeast-10 Standings
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What They Said
""We played extremely well today in all aspects and I am very proud of the way we battled," said head coach Peter Arsenault. "I am pleased with our efforts lately and we will look to keep things going in the positive direction."
Up Next
The Warriors return to action tomorrow (April 7), when they travel back up to Manchester, N.H. to finish the dual match against Southern New Hampshire University. Merrimack held a 4-2 lead over the Penmen and the game was postponed due to rain.
For continuing coverage of Merrimack College Athletics, visit MerrimackAthletics.com and follow the Warriors on Twitter and on Facebook.


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|December 25, 2012, 08:35 PM
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What do you all use or recommend I will probably be purchasing from Cabela's as it is local and the only place I know of locally that ha them and I got a few gift cards from Cabela's
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|December 25, 2012, 08:53 PM
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Just noticed Midway has the CE Pro Chrono on sale, that's what I use. Got the computer interface cable to go with it also. I haul the laptop up to the range, and just save the data. The interface also make it easy to change strings etc. Pretty durable, I dropped mine off a bench onto a concrete pad last spring, something in the case rattling around now but it still works. I use mine for three things, to see how constant velocities of my loads are, to make sure my pistol loads will make PF, and to get a number to compute plug in to the ballistics calculator for my match loads
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|December 25, 2012, 08:56 PM
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Good to know thank you like I said tho I'm planning on using Cabela's gift cards and from some quick research they carry shooting chrony are these decent chronographs?
|December 25, 2012, 09:02 PM
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I have no idea, only two I have ever used is the CE and a Oehler owned by a friend of mine
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|December 25, 2012, 10:25 PM
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Several years back, I purchased the PACT MKIV-XP chrono/timer. I used the heck out of it. One thing I didn't like....it ate 9V batteries like a kid eats candy.
Earlier this year, my PACT started to suffer from an intermittent display so I opted for the CED M2 chronograph. I've been very happy with it. Since I had acquired a range timer about a year ago, I didn't need the functionality of the PACT any longer either. While this unit runs on a 9V battery also, battery life is much better than the PACT unit.
Reviews for both are at the above hyperlinks.
Here is the new CED M2 chronograph.
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|December 25, 2012, 10:30 PM
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Chrony makes decent Chronographs. You can get them simple or as complicated as you wish. I like mine with the remote set up so I can attach the bipod camera clip onto the case and run the remote up to the bench.
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|December 25, 2012, 10:33 PM
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Thanks I was definitely looking at the chrony beta master with the remote unit
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|December 25, 2012, 10:49 PM
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The Beta Chrony and other similar models are functional. I have one and its been fine for several years. Even has 3 bullet wounds and still works fine. My main objection is that it only has 2 buttons and you have to access every function by combinations of those buttons. Not that it's supremely difficult but its certainly not intuitive.
If I were buying one today, it would be a CED. Gift cards make it tricky though.
|December 25, 2012, 11:23 PM
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Oooooh just found the CE pro chrono on Cabela's website
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|December 26, 2012, 01:33 AM
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Pro Chrono Digital by Competition Electronics is a well kept, economical, accurate, excellent device secret. Best Buy recommended.
|December 26, 2012, 06:08 PM
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I owned a pro chrono several years ago for archery, I had the lighting kit and all for it, I didn't use it enough and sold it to a friend. Over the years I missed having it so I bought another pro chrono since that is what I had before and it worked great. The new one I got was a POS, I shot my .44 magnum over it and left the velocities in the 1st shot string, the rest were all empty as it was a brand new unit, anyway the next day I turned the chronograph on and it showed numbers that were not possible! It actually changed numbers around! I shot over it again and that time I wrote the velocities down with pen and paper so I could check it again, the next day I turned it back on to check and sure enough it had changed numbers around again! I contacted competition electronics and explained what was going on, they claimed they had never heard of that happening before? They replaced the unit and I havnt had any problems with this one so far. Sure makes me wonder about the accuracy of these things tho!!
|December 26, 2012, 07:08 PM
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for what it is worth my 125 dollar CE measures within 25 FPS average of my friends 600 buck Oehler same load from my .308 on a similar day. Not that it matters which one is exactly correct since all I really worry about is SD's and to get me in the ballpark for come ups at various ranges for loads
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|December 26, 2012, 07:20 PM
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Chrony models are just fine, especially for the price.
Mine's the basic one, over twenty years old, been wounded, and is still going strong.
It's a little picky about lighting conditions, though.
It works best with uniformly cloudy skies.
Bright sunlight confuses it, sometimes.
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F1 Crony is what I use. Hasn't let me down yet. Nice and compact. Easy to use (On/Off switch) . Mine was paired with another brand as a test and it shot within a few FPS of the other. Gives you velocity for each shot... All you need (well you do need a notebook to record the velocities for later analysis with a simple spreadsheet)! Satisfied with it.
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|December 27, 2012, 07:55 AM
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My pro chrono has 9 shot strings and holds 10 shots per string in memory, Its handy when you shoot a few different rifles and pistols as long as you remember to change the shot string for each, anytime you feel like doing so you can turn the unit on and review everything, it gives you highest velocity, lowest velocity, average velocity, extreme spread, and standard deviation. It does this with each of the 9 strings.
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Midway USA has the Shooting Chrony,BETA modle on sale threw January for $125.00.I've owned one for ten years now and love working up loads with it.biker
|December 27, 2012, 10:30 AM
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I just got a flyer in the mail from midway and they have the same chrono I have in it for 99.99, normally 119.99
|December 27, 2012, 10:51 AM
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My dad's got a very old model Shooting Chrony that will give up to 200 fps disagreement with the Oehler at .308 velocities (about 2700 fps when the Oehler says 2500 fps, something that made more sense for the load involved). It changes readings if you tilt it a little. I have no faith in it. The last time I looked, Shooting Chrony's site gave their clock interval as their accuracy. That would actually be their resolution number and not their accuracy, so my faith in their technical acumen is limited by that observation and by my dad's unit. That said, a lot of people seem to have been satisfied with them and whoever designs them probably has gotten better over time. Without doing side-by-sides with the Oehler or a Doppler radar, I can't really tell you what to expect from their current crop.
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|December 27, 2012, 11:04 AM
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From reading this thread, it seems the "Shooting Chrony F1" may be about the best bang for the buck if your just looking for a basic chronograph without lots of bells and whistles.
Looks like about the best price I can find for a Shooting Chrony F1 Chronograph is from Midway for $75.99 + $10.27 shipping = $86.26
For shooting at an outdoor range, is it advisable to get a tripod to mount the chrony on? .... really nessesary?
EDIT: Found even cheaper on Amazon for $79.86 with free shipping
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|December 27, 2012, 01:06 PM
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Tripod is Mandatory, you can't set it up otherwise
I would go the Pro, gets you the remote and more data. I think its on sale for $109.
Get what you will want down the road, not cheap what works now.
You can get fancier but the Pro does what I need. Remove, logs the strings, gives me the avenge and the two deviation values.
I never regretted getting more than I needed, and have regretted getting exactly wast I thought I needed at the time.
You can also do a calibration with 22 ammo to be sure its on as they list the velocity on the package.
|December 27, 2012, 02:37 PM
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RC20 ... thank's for the info
You said I really need a tripod. Can you use any generic tripod, or do you need some special adapter to fit the chrono to your standard type tripod (I guess the type of a tripod that you would mount a 35mm camera to)?
|December 27, 2012, 03:02 PM
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Be aware the .22 calibration is for match ammo, which has been shown to be within about 50 fps of claimed velocity in most rifles. But be aware that is the limit of the accuracy of the calibration. Other than cross-comparison with other chronographs to get a sort of average agreement, the only other way I know of to calibrate them is with Doppler radar equipment, which can follow a bullet to the target, giving range and velocity constantly all the way to the target to within a small fraction of a foot per second. No consumer version exists that I am aware of, but military labs have them.
RSI has mention on his site of a German military study of chronographs for their armorers using Doppler radar. It found the Oehler and the CED matched most closely to the Doppler readings. But unless you do very long range shooting, that last gnat's behind in accuracy probably won't matter as much as repeatability so that you can see changes in your loads when you change components and test conditions and whatnot.
Along with the tripod, get a laser bore sighter. Take the bolt out of your rifle and put the bore sighter in and set the gun up on sandbags so its sight picture stays on the target. When you set up the chronograph, hold your palm or a piece of white paper in the middle of the screen area and adjust the tripod until the dot is centered in both the front and back screen area. When you go back to the gun, double-check that it is still looking at the target. If not, re-do the setup process. But if so, you will be surprised how high the target and sight appear to be inside the chronograph screens, despite the fact you are sending the bullet through their center. You will then understand how so many people accidentally shoot their chronographs.
CAUTION: Be sure you remove the bore sighter before putting the bolt back in the gun. The reason is explained here. Be sure you scroll down through all the photos.
Be sure you set your chronograph out far enough. Funny results are almost always due to being too close. I always use 15 feet just because the SAAMI specs call for that range. 10 feet is normally fine for handguns, but you get a lot of reports of funny result (too fast, too slow, erratic, always the exact same number, shots from adjacent firing points triggering the screen with muzzle blast, etc.) that turn out do be due to close proximity of the chronograph to the muzzle. We had one member with a .338 Lapua Magnum who had to set his unit back 18 feet before he stopped getting glitchy readings.
As for batteries, the 9V lithium cells are the ones to have for a chronograph. They not only last longer than alkaline, they can put out more current in cold temperatures and a spare one left unopened in your range box can stay at near full capacity for a decade or more.
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|December 27, 2012, 03:17 PM
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QUOTE: "Unclenick"
"Along with the tripod, get a laser bore sighter. Take the bolt out of your rifle and put the bore sighter in and set the gun up on sandbags so its sight picture stays on the target".
I don't shoot rifles ... All I load and shoot is .45 ACP
Another member here told me that I need a tripod to set the chrono on ....
Do I need some sort of adapter to fit the "Shooting Chrony F1" to a generic tripod (like a camera tripod)?
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