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Orientation holds a myriad of revelations for both freshmen and upperclassmen alike.
Helping first years explore the culture and the campus of the place they will inhabit for the next four years brings back feelings of nostalgia and awakens fear for the looming abyss called graduation.
With each passing day of my junior year, I have noticed a longing to once again be a freshman and to continue my time here at Union.
This feeling is amplified when I recall the future renovations President Stephen C. Ainlay spoke of at Convocation. I won't be here to see the Science and Engineering project started or completed; I won't be here when the new Union dining system is compressed into its final, streamlined form.
It is truly amazing how attached you can become to a place after a short two years. While I love our beautifully symmetrical campus, I feel most at home at Union when I reflect on the experiences I've had here, the people I've met and the opportunities I've encountered.
At Convocation, President Ainlay reminded the Union community that "interesting people do exceptionally well" here at Union and beyond. This quote struck me as particularly true.
Every time I guided freshmen around my Minerva House or talked with them about their interests and their beginnings, I realized that they are all interesting people already.
Each high school story, hometown and missed pet is fascinating to me. The barest fact is that Union is a hub of interesting, intellectual people. I suppose that that is why we've all come together here on this historic, vibrant campus.
Contemplating the fresh faces I see around campus has led me to wonder how Union has changed me. I still remember my high school, hometown and pets, but something about me must have changed.
The revelation of how I've changed hit me exactly when I remembered that I had to write an article for my Opinions section, that I had to go to General Chemistry Help to tutor, that I had to send out the Minerva events as Messa communications chair and that I had to plan Honor Council events.
As a freshman, I never could have managed all these obligations as a responsible individual.
While I enjoyed a blissful first year, I have never felt more right than I do now. Now, more than ever, I feel like I've climbed Maslow's hierachy of needs pyramid to the top, to self-actualization. To the first years: take every opportunity Union offers you to find yourself, and in several years you'll find yourself in my shoes.


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Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Ohio
sueing wal-mart
i want to go after walmart for neglect of thier parking lot, mental anguish, and for pain and suffering. because my husband died in a walmart parking lot 150 ft. from thier front entrance parked next to a shopping cart coral and sat there for 3 days. is there anyway u can help orgive me ideas on what to do? The incident happened in Vincennes, Indiana.
Asked on 4/02/08, 3:43 pm
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Burton Padove Indiana and Illinois Lawyer, Burton A. Padove
Re: sueing wal-mart
You need to provide more detail. What did he die from? Did Walmart do anything that contributed to his death?
Was he in a vehicle? Was he near the front entrance?
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San Diego police are investigating the suspicious death of a man whose body was found behind a business in Old Town on Sunday night.
The body was found about 9:30 p.m. by someone walking on Hancock Street just west of Interstate 5, San Diego police said.
The body had no signs of trauma, but because of its condition and the circumstances in which it was found, homicide detectives were called, police said.
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Translation: University of Bielefeld
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The NPA was established in 1991 to promote professionalism in the networking community. It now has more than 19,000 members in over 50 countries, says Richard Kelley, chairman of the Awards for Professionalism, and vice-chair of the association. He says the award to Tadao Saito is significant. "We consider this a global hall of fame award," he says. "It represents the highest award in the industry."
Kelley says Saito was selected because of his work in the communications and computer industries. Chaganti is being recognized for his significant contributions volunteering in the Asian region.
Saito is considered a pioneer, inventor, researcher and innovator, whose achievements include the invention of digital switching that laid the foundation for all digital communications, including voice communications and the Internet. He earned his first patent in 1964 on digital time division switching networks, and invented both Time-Space-Time and Space-Time-Space time division switches, the core technology for time division telephone switching systems used globally since 1975. In addition to being the Japanese representative for the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) General Assembly and Technical Committee 6 (Communication Systems), Saito is a life fellow of the IEEE and honorary member and life fellow of the IEICE.
With more than a decade of experience in the IT industry, Chaganti is a valued volunteer in the Bangalore IT community, and was instrumental in making the Bangalore IT Pro user group (http://bitpro.in) a success. The Dell staffer joined the user group in 2009 and became one of the four leads. A Microsoft Windows PowerShell MVP for the last two years, he has authored several technical articles and two successful e-guides, and is a regular blogger (http://www.ravichaganti.com).
The annual NPA Awards for Professionalism program, sponsored in conjunction with Interop, Microsoft, GITCA, Cisco Press, Windows IT Pro and Agile IT, was launched at Interop Las Vegas in 2002. The association will be exhibiting at Interop, recruiting members and beginning the evaluation process for next year's set of award recipients. For more information, visit here.
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FORMER England midfielder Jamie Redknapp has said he is bowled over by AFC Sudbury's new £2.1 million stadium upgrade and believes the facilities can help unearth the stars of the future.
The ex-Liverpool captain and now Sky Sports football pundit was the guest of honour on an historic day for the club as they opened their new facilities, renamed the stadium and a stand, and honoured club stalwarts.
Redknapp, who cut the ribbon to officially open the new clubhouse and grassroots football and education centre, said the facilities were the best he had ever come across in the non-League world.
After filming a video message to the AFC youth team players three years ago saying he would like to be at their big day when it was completed, Redknapp fulfilled their dreams on Sunday, and was impressed with what he saw.
"I have played at non-League clubs in pre-season games and this is as good as I have ever seen," he said.
"Someone said it used to be a shed here and now look at it. It is great for the first team and the grassroots.
"This is a real nice, warm environment to work in. It is great for the community, as well as bringing people through the doors."
He added the new setup could help nurture a new generation of talent from the area.
"You want to give kids opportunities and the right coaches, who will bring on the next Gerrards and Rooneys.
"To have these facilities is absolutely wonderful," he said.
As well as the grand opening, which saw Redknapp don an AFC scarf and accept a club shirt with his name on, it was also announced King's Marsh Stadium will now be known as The MEL Group Stadium. It came after Sudbury-based Mel Aviation, co-owned by former AFC boss Gary Harvey, extended their kit sponsorship and took on stadium naming rights for the next five years.
Capped 13 times by his country, Redknapp, whose career was dogged by injury, also helped induct Colin Rimmer, Tony Eaves, Eric Wilson, Geoff Parmenter, George Nunn, Brian Golding, Mick Mills, John Smith and Brian Tatum into the new AFC Vice President's Club for their services to local football.
More than 50 years of tireless dedication to grassroots football by former AFC treasurer Tatum, who has just retired from the post, was further celebrated by renaming the seated stand at the club The Brian Tatum Stand.
Addressing a crowd of more than 300, AFC Sudbury chief executive Mark Pearman said: "It is indeed a very special day for our club, our community, as we celebrate the opening of these outstanding facilities."
Redknapp was then the toast of Sudbury as he gave up his time to sign countless autographs and pose for pictures with all of the AFC Sudbury youth teams on Father's Day.
Organisations The Football Foundation; Sudbury Town Council; The Suffolk Environmental Trust; West Suffolk Local Strategic Partnership; The Sudbury Foundation; Activities Unlimited; Sudbury Freemen's Trust and The Mel Group were thanked for their support in making the stadium plans a reality, as well as being listed on a plaque inside the clubhouse entrance.
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ARM and Ericsson share results pain
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Ericsson, which acts as an indicator for how much telecoms companies are spending on network equipment, missed sales and profit forecasts.
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Declaration on the Charter of Germans Expelled from Their Homelands from 5 August 1950 (Stuttgart, West Germany, 6 August 1960)
Revised translation by Eric J. Schmaltz, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History, Department of Social Sciences, Northwestern Oklahoma State University, Alva, Oklahoma.
The original German source: "Deklaration zur Charta der deutschen Heimatvertriebenen vom 5. August 1950," in F. Dörr and W. Kerl, Ostdeutschland und die deutschen Siedlungsgebiete in Ost- und Südosteuropa: in Karte, Bild und Wort (Munich: Südwest Verlag, 1991), p. 65.
The English translation first appeared in Eric J. Schmaltz, An Expanded Bibliography and Reference Guide for the Former Soviet Union's Ethnic Germans: Issues of Ethnic Autonomy, Group Repression, Cultural Assimilation, and Mass Emigration in the Twentieth Century and Beyond (Fargo, ND: Germans from Russia Heritage Collection, North Dakota State University Libraries, 2003), pp. 209-210.
Ten years ago, when still no one was able to foresee what would become of Germany and us Germans expelled from our homelands, we explained in our Charter before God and the world—signed and announced by our elected representatives—what we experienced, what we thought, and what we strove for.
At this time, millions still had to fear and struggle for the most essential, but decisive, things in life—for a roof over one's head, for work, for bread.
The spiritual and moral need since 1945, the social and economic chaos into which we were driven, robbed of our own wills, did not make us despair. We did not become a social explosive in the politically strained relations of Europe.
The trials and the suffering which we had to carry, like millions in other nations today, laid the basic, immovable foundations of our previous and present attitude. We also now and in the future want to return to the homelands as before. We see no reason to change our position, so much the more as we believe to have fulfilled most conscientiously the duties taken upon ourselves in the Charter with the rebuilding of Germany and Europe.
We stand indifferent toward the quite rapid economic ascent of the Federal Republic [West Germany], which we indeed deem worthy for the life chances of the population, because we also clearly recognize its dark side.
The need of our day becomes especially clear in the still highly wounding partition of Germany, in the lack of freedom for our sisters and brothers on the other side of the Iron Curtain, and in the fact that still more than one hundred million in other nations east of Germany's borders are handed over defenseless to a terror-regime [the Soviet Union].
In the Charter, we described a united Europe, in which nations can live without fear and coercion, as one of our fundamental goals. Today we know that this goal can only be reached when the right to self-determination without restrictions, as proclaimed in the by-laws of the United Nations, is granted.
Today, therefore, we stand renewed and solemnly by the principles set forth ten years ago in the Charter of Germans expelled from their homelands.
In order to comply with its realization, we must demand today:
1. Self-determination, guaranteed by international right and the by-laws of the United Nations, must apply to all nations, thus also to the German people. Its realization may not be sacrificed to the interests of other states. Each nation in the world must have the right to preserve and develop its own values in complete freedom and thereby render its contribution to the culture of humanity.
2. In spite of all inhibitions and all resistance, to bring about the reunification of the two parts of Germany, which were separated through arbitrariness and force.
The Germans expelled from their homelands see in
these principles the most important provision for
a lasting and blessed peace in the world. Only the
freedom and dignity of humanity can maintain it. Our
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Certain items maintain an exceptional ability to take us back in time. For me, these items have always oscillated more closely toward related-to-fashion because that's just kind of the lens I've always chosen to see the world through.
When it comes to Gucci's pervasive horsebit loafers (which, by the way, celebrated their 60th anniversary just two months ago), I am almost always immediately thrown back to the primordial days of my childhood where I can distinctly remember the click-clack of my father's horsebit-laden footsteps, marking his return home nearly every night. He wore the shoes in a variation of black or blue leather and on the off occasion what looked like a rather supple brown suede.
I can also remember that for every pair my dad had and wore, my mother beared the matching female surrogate. Which, of course, also reminds me of the time I asserted with deep conviction that I couldn't believe how square she was–how I'd rather chainsaw my feet off of my legs than wear shoes so blase. I can't quite remember what sparked the violent declaration but it probably had to do with belly tops. Ten years later, you should know that for the past three weeks, I've been putting the loafers in my Net-a-Porter shopping cart, removing them and repeating the process almost daily.
In considering the newly-forged rules outlining the way in which I've started to dress my current self like my old self as described in Tuesday's post, Road to Uniformity, I have to wonder something else. If I'm compelled to wear something that I have never had nor wanted–and in fact previously hated–what do I chalk that up to?
It would be easy to say that just as is Miley Cyrus, I am growing up. Though it's not happening in as public a domain, it is still happening and therefore, I want to talk about it. But what's really getting lost on me here is that the exact reason I hated them for my mom–because my dad wore them so frequently and because they seemed like the shoe equivalent of a lukewarm, black coffee–is the precise reason I like–no, love–them now.
Does this then make the shoes a vehicle to describe how muddled-by-irony my compass of that which I find appealing has become–and furthermore, does that compass make me a hypocrite? There is an air of strange defeat associated with being dogmatically averse toward something and the subsequent finding yourself having really softened up to it.
It's definitely true that I can't quite ascertain the difference between what I like genuinely and what I like ironically anymore (other reference points: Yeezus, the entire series of Hawaii-in-the-60s paraphernalia Isabel Marant created for Spring) but I don't think I care about that distinction anyway. The bottom line is that I do really like those things on some level and that should be enough to warrant their existences in my cosmo. It seems unreasonable, though, to tether irony (which is pop culturally emblematic of that which is trendy) to a pair of loafers so classic. Maybe my newfound propensity toward them is actually a testament to the development of my relationship with my parents and a guard down on my reluctance to become more like them.
Yes, that must be it. So do me a solid–if and when you find me clad in the traditional uniform accompanied by a pair of old-school, familiar looking loafers in the forthcoming weeks, please don't call me square.


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A few months ago someone posted a video of a guy doing a surfboard review and people on this forum basically lost their minds. A few people liked it, some thought it was a joke and laughed about it but most talked s#!t.
Well I wake up this morning and start doing my routine surf website checks and I find the same guy from that video staring back at me in Surfer Magazines week in review.
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this is pretty much exactly how lewis samuels got started. he had a blog where he **** talked and acted super weird. got a ton of attention and is now the surf journo darling of the moment.
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McClaren defends 'pointless' Austria friendly clash
England boss Steve McClaren has refuted suggestions Friday's friendly against Austria is pointless.
Having arranged the match in Vienna as part of the build-up to the potentially crucial European Championship qualifier against Croatia, McClaren now finds himself in the difficult position of not knowing whether he is preparing a team for the biggest match of his managerial career or attempting face-saving exercise to accompany the massive let-down of a failure to reach a major championship for the first time since 1994.
McClaren will not know the answer until Saturday night, when Russia hope to have gained a win in Israel that will effectively knock England out.
But the under-fire boss remains defiant the game against Josef Hickersberger's side is necessary to deflect attention away from the Croatia game.
'The game is there for two reasons,' he said. 'Firstly, we needed some kind of preparation for Croatia, so we had a chance to look at a few things.
'Also, if we do have players like David Beckham and Ashley Cole, or others who have not played all that often for their clubs, it is an opportunity to give them a game.
'It would also be good to make sure the 10 days is not solely focused on Croatia.
'Nevertheless, I wouldn't say what we do on Friday will definitely be what we do on Wednesday.'
McClaren admitted he would have no hesitation in asking Micah Richards to solve his central defensive crisis in the two games.
Rio Ferdinand's suspension has ruled him out of the double-header, while McClaren has confirmed there will be no last-minute call to check on John Terry's knee injury, even if events in Tel Aviv on Saturday throw the Three Lions a qualification lifeline.
With Sol Campbell a virtual certainty to keep his place after a competent performance against Russia in Moscow last month, the debate now surrounds who will line up alongside the veteran Portsmouth man.
One possibility, Liverpool's Jamie Carragher, is denied to England by his recent international retirement, so McClaren was at Stamford Bridge yesterday to see Joleon Lescott hold his own against Didier Drogba.
Having showed plenty of faith in the Everton man by handing him a first start in Russia, albeit at left-back, the 25-year-old is an option.
But despite Richards' relative inexperience, McClaren will not rule the 19-year-old out of the position on age grounds.
'I would have no hesitation in playing Micah Richards in central defence,' said McClaren.
'We played him there for one half against Germany and he did well and his performances there for Manchester City have been impressive.'


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Take the family to see the exciting Speed Racer, which starts slow, idles, then builds momentum. Like a sports car, beneath the flashy exterior is a well-built vehicle with a purring motor that powers a smooth ride, courtesy of writer-directors Andy and Larry Wachowski. To paraphrase the theme song, Speed's a demon on wheels.
Based on Japan's campy cartoon series, which gained a following in American television syndication decades ago, the elements are in place. Speed Racer (Emile Hirsch) is the middle child in a family of three boys and a pet chimpanzee. Mom (Susan Sarandon) and Pop (John Goodman) run a racing garage with the help of a scrawny mechanic named Sparky (whom they've made Australian).
With gaping age differences, Speed's brothers include heroic, older Rex and tubby young Spritle, whose names are as offbeat as the movie. The Racer boys represent what made the odd family involving in the series (which I watched): their individuality. The show was a curious hybrid of postwar Japanese and American cultures; a strong, male-oriented family of individuals with distinctive characteristics.
Add to that, Speed's smart, tomboy girlfriend, trusting Trixie (the 1967 comics-based series was created before feminism contaminated the culture), mysterious, handsome driving ace Racer X (Matthew Fox, nailing the part as usual) and a domesticated chimp named Chim-Chim that hides in Speed's trunk with junk food junkie Spritle. Speed's Mach 5 car, in bright white with red markings, is prominently featured and accurately recreated.
Visually, the Wachowski brothers' movie is strikingly colorfulunfurled in fast-moving pictures as a lifelike cartoon strip, recalling Warren Beatty's gorgeous Dick Tracyand it's action-packed. But it is not an assault on the eyeballs. Speed Racer is built for families, not for fanboys.
In the lead, Hirsch is weak but satisfactory. Lacking the full-length physicality of the cartoon's dynamic, grunting and intense title character, he is a pale imitation, with or without the jet-black helmet of Elvis hair. The movie transcends him.
A long-winded first half eventually pays off while an unequivocally anti-capitalist conflict with a stereotypically evil businessman (Roger Allam) flops, even on its own terms, wrongly pitting profit against integrity. The false dichotomy thankfully recedes into oblivion.
That good versus evil plot pivots on Speed's initial victory, which nearly breaks the record of his older brother (whom the family mourns after a deadly car crash) and catapults Speed to the big time. With Roger Allam's billionaire villain wooing Speed and the Racer family with riches, it's a whole new world.
This is where the rubber meets the road, not that one really sees that happen in this super-tech fantasy world, where cars seem to defy the laws of physics. Speed, his honest family and their business rise above the widespread corruption and stand for the triumph of the good.
Trying to beat the businessman's bought drivers, Speed teams with red-hot Racer X and an Oriental punk (an actor named Rain in a catastrophic debut). He upgrades the Mach 5 to perform fabulously impossible automotive featsremember those cheesy jing-jing sound effects from the show?and he takes the track at the tropical Casa Cristo 5000 competition, dreaming of acing the Grand Prix.
There isn't enough about the mechanics of improving a car's racing performance and subplots tend to overlap in confusing ways, especially during the first 45 minutes. But Speed accelerates on the curvewith underused Trixie (Christina Ricci) getting a Gothic lookand he pulls into a thrilling final lap.
"Stop steering and start driving," Rex instructs his younger brother early in the action and the remainder of Speed Racer cashes in on that simple advice. Mom (Miss Sarandon in milk and cookies mode) and Pops (always reliable Goodman) and their broodalso Trixie and Sparkyhave an encouraging and highly positive effect on passive Speed.
Speed Racer is a stylized cartoon with live actors and spurts and streaks of stimulating sounds, colors and action. In spite of its anti-business bent, it is an exciting piece of entertainmentan emotional embrace of family as the fuel of one's highest aspirations. Ultimately, Speed Racer is a dazzling depiction of a young man, oiled by his family's values, who is driven to be his best.
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Jameer Nelson and Hedo Turkoglu made sure there would be no letdown for the Orlando Magic.
Turkoglu scored 11 of his 26 points in the fourth quarter, Nelson returned with an injured toe to score 12 in the final frame, and the Magic slowly pulled away to beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 118-94 on Saturday night.
Rashard Lewis added 24 points, Nelson 20 and Dwight Howard 17 for the Magic, who won their seventh straight and 11th in 12 games – all against the Western Conference. The last time Orlando won seven straight was March 31-April 15, 2006, when the team won eight in a row.
"In order to be a great team, you can't let up," Howard said. "I like the way we came back. We held together and came out with a good win."
Turkoglu had seven points, including a 3-pointer, and Nelson six during a 20-5 run that gave Orlando a 102-87 lead midway through the final quarter. Turkoglu later made a long jumper and Nelson sank a pair of 3-pointers for a 114-92 cushion.
"(Turkoglu) should be in the 3-point contest," Howard said. "He presents a lot problems for the defense. When he's hot he's tough to stop, especially late. Fourth quarter is 'Hedo Time.'"
It was also Nelson Time.
Nelson left early in the third quarter with a jammed toe on his right foot. X-rays were negative, and he returned early in the fourth.
"I just kept my poise and made the plays when we needed them," he said. "We started playing better defense when we needed it, when it counted. And we made our shots."
With his right foot in a bucket of ice, Nelson said he'll play Monday in Detroit.
Coach Stan Van Gundy said that Nelson, who missed five games Nov. 26 to Dec. 3, is playing as well as any point guard in the league. Sitting next to Nelson in the locker room was Howard who, while raising his thumb, indicated and mouthed that Nelson is playing the best.
"He's just been terrific scoring, passing, taking care of the ball and playing with good energy," Van Gundy said. "The last 10 minutes tonight he was great."
Averaging 23.1 points in his last six games, Nelson had 27 last Saturday against the Lakers, and was 9-for-9 from field in a 22-point effort against Golden State on Monday.
"I'm just playing with a lot of confidence right now. I'm just trying to make the right plays," Nelson said. "With me drawing so much attention, it helps the rest of our offensively and defensively."
Rashad McCants scored 21 points for Minnesota, which ended a 13-game losing streak Friday in New York. Al Jefferson had 16 points and Ryan Gomes 14 for the Timberwolves, who have lost nine straight at home.
"We've got to be able to lock in for 48 minutes. Everybody has to do their jobs. ... It's just going to be an ongoing process that they've got to get better at," said coach Kevin McHale. "We almost feel sorry for ourselves. We're missing easy shots, missing free throws, missing a lot of stuff. That is part of the game. That shouldn't affect your defense. We've got to get past that."
Minnesota played Friday in New York, while Orlando was resting in Minnesota.
"I'm not going to say we lost focus. I just feel like we gave up. I think we felt a little fatigued and we just gave up on it," Jefferson said.
With the Magic trailing by seven early in the third quarter, Howard capped a 14-0 run by converting an alley-oop pass from Turkoglu for a 69-61 lead. He also dunked on a pass from Keith Bogans during the stretch.
Orlando, which led by 30 at halftime Thursday against New Orleans, again dominated play early.
Turkoglu hit a 3-pointer for a 15-2 lead 3 minutes into the game. A line drive jumper by Howard pushed the lead to 27-12.
Minnesota, which made just four of its first 17 shots, picked up its defensive intensity and pushed the ball in the second, taking a 41-40 lead on a layup by Randy Foye midway through the quarter. A steal and layup by McCants gave Minnesota a 55-53 lead at intermission.
Notes:@ Orlando plays its next seven games against Eastern Conference teams. ... Minnesota forward Mike Miller missed his third straight game with a sprained right ankle. ... Orlando, which beat Minnesota 100-89 Dec. 3, swept the season series for the first time since 1997-98. ... Minnesota, which ranks 23rd in the league by making 32.4 percent of its 3-pointers, was 21-for-37 combined in its past two games. ... Minnesota was 16-of-28 from the free-throw line after going 31-for-37 Friday.


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Crossmark has named former GlaxoSmithKline executive Janet Carter-Smith as VP business development.
Park City Group on Friday named industry veteran Janet Carter Smith SVP market development, with responsibility for developing business solutions, consulting and expanding efforts in market development.
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The Android OS has been doing so well over the past six months, its CEO, Sanjay Jha is starting to speak up about the eminent split. Not surprising to us, as Motorola has been wanting to turn its handset device into an independent company for some time now-first quarter 2011 seems to be their timeframe. The split seems most likely to occur in January or early February, leaving CES and Mobile World Congress trade shows behind them.
Motorola has really turned their outlook around as far as their handheld devices are concerned. The company seemed to be in trouble as the only innovative phone they had put out a few years ago was the Razr, and investors were starting to wonder why they should stay with Motorola. Motorola's handset division was financially in trouble, as focus became geared toward set-top boxes and networking gear.
The company seems to be on the right path now, with all their new smartphone devices like the Droid, Droid X and Droid 2. Motorola recently unveiled five new Android OS phones, to suit the needs of any tech-savvy customer. The Bravo, Flipout, Flipside, Citrus, and the Droid Pro. The Droid Pro seems as though it will be a fierce competitor, with BlackBerry form and touchscreen capabilities it's the perfect blend of smartphone worlds.


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The disappearance of American aviatrix Amelia Earhart in 1937. A smiling Amelia Earhart stands with a man, possibly Fred Noonan. Earhart and crew loading up an airplane parked in a hanger. May 20, 1937, Lockheed Model 10-E Electra taking off from Oakland, California bound for Miami, Florida on the first leg of Earhart's second attempt at an around-the-world flight. Earhart and her navigator disappear during the flight and are last heard from on July 2, 1937. A huge air sea search is undertaken to find them. An aircraft carrier underway at sea. Airplane parked on the flight deck. Bi-Planes fly in formation during search.
A fashion show at Hollywood in Los Angeles, California. Models display latest 1937 designs for the fall by Hollywood stylists. The models display off shoulder gowns and dresses. A model displays a fur overcoat. Another model shows the latest design in long boots.
Events that took place in 1937. Del Mar race track opens with a handicap in Del Mar, California. Many Hollywood stars also witness the opening race at the race track. Stars seen include: Bob Burns, Pat O'Brien, Bing Crosby, Robert Taylor, and Barbara Stanwyck. The race gets underway. Big Grey wins the inaugural handicap at Del Mar track.
Russian airmen Gromov, Yumashev, and Danilin set a nonstop flight endurance record in 1937 of 62 hours 17 minutes. The airmen fly a Tupolev ANT-25 over the North pole from Moscow to a dairy pasture outside San Jacinto, California (near Los Angeles). High altitude aerial view of the dairy pasture area and the safely landed Tupolev ANT-25. Cars and other vehicles parked at the field and people gathered at the airplane including local farming families. Views of the the three Soviet airmen ( Gromov, Yumashev, and Danilin) after setting the record, while greeting officials and posing for cameras. From an August 1962 newsreel recounting events 25 years earlier.
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Power Players: Pennsylvania's top political donors, 2011-2012
Ten wealthy Pennsylvanians, including a husband supporting his wife for political office and a gay man seeking equality, contributed nearly $9 million to their favorite candidates. PublicSource, working with the Investigative News Network, identified the 10 biggest campaign contributors in the state using state and federal campaign data.
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S&P raises its long-term ratings for Qatar
American rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) raised the long-term foreign currency issuer credit and senior unsecured debt ratings on the State of Qatar last month to A- from BBB+ and its long-term credit rating to A from A-. S&P also raised its short-term foreign and local currency issuer ratings to A1 from A2 and maintained the outlook as positive.
The upgrade primarily reflects the recent reductions in the government's debt and debt-service burdens, and Standard & Poor's expectations that these are now on a downward trend. S&P also raised its long-term foreign currency issuer credit rating on Qatar Petroleum (QP) to single-'A'-minus from triple-'B'-plus, in line with that on the sovereign, its sole shareholder.
"The improvements in the government's debt and debt-service burdens have been driven mainly by increases in export receipts from liquefied natural gas (LNG), which should pick up further over the next few years," said Director for Sovereign Ratings in the Middle East and Africa, Ala'a Al-Yousuf. "The debt of the general government has declined in recent years and, according to Standard & Poor's estimates, was 60 percent of Gross Domestic product (GDP) at the end of fiscal year 2001/2002 and should decline to 55 percent of GDP at the end of the current fiscal year, 2002/2003, which began on April 1," he added.
The government has substantial financial assets, including undisclosed foreign investments; however, taking into account its domestic bank deposits alone would reduce its debt burden to about 32 percent of GDP in fiscal 2001/2002 and a projected 27 percenr in 2002/2003, and lower thereafter. Reflecting this, the government's gross interest payments in relation to its revenues have declined to less than 12 percent in 2001/2002 from 15.5 percent in fiscal 1999/2000 and are expected to decline further to 7.5 percent in the current fiscal year.
The ratings on Qatar are supported by prudent fiscal policy, substantial external liquidity, and a small and wealthy population. The ratings are constrained by relatively high, albeit declining, public sector external debt, and emerging political and economic institutions. The ratings could be raised again if the government increases its revenues from LNG exports; reduces its debt burden; enhances the transparency of its finances; and strengthens the country's political system and institutions. — (menareport.com)
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Take Away - Poem by Rosmin Elsa Mohan
Take away from me this realm of darkness
Take away from me this depth of pride
Take away from me the reeds of holy
Take away and away aside
Take away from me this life; this breath
Take away and let me fly
Take away from me my name; my creath
Take away without a word or sigh
Take away from me my breasts, my face
Take away from me that evil eye
Take away – beseech your ruthless grace
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Ubusoft Launches Shaun White Skateboarding in North America
October 26, 2010 - Shaun White Skateboarding, also available in stereoscopic 3D, is set to refresh the skateboarding genre of video games by giving players the opportunity to skate their way, anyway they want, to transform a gray and dull city into the ultimate skatepark. As players skate, they add color, life and brilliance to the city by extending handrails into endless grinds, carving alleys into half pipes, morphing streets into ramps and much more. Players can skate with friends as well, in local split-screen or 8-person multi-player.
Game Scoop! Podcast: Early E3 Scoops
May 28, 2010 - Welcome back to Game Scoop!, your weekly dose of gaming news and massive LOLZ. Your shepherds this week will be Daemon Hatfield, Greg Miller, Hilary Goldstein, Ryan Geddes, and Nate Ahearn. Four of the five were in LA last week for pre-E3 events, and the most interesting stuff they saw didn't have anything to do with games.
Ubisoft Removing Paper Game Manuals
April 19, 2010 - In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, Ubisoft announced it is eliminating all paper game manuals from its Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC products and replacing them with in-game digital versions.
Ubisoft Announces Shaun White Skateboarding
March 4, 2010 - Prepare to have your mind melted. Ubisoft announced Shaun White Skateboarding today, a new skating game developed by Ubisoft's Montreal studio. This is the first skateboarding game in the Shaun White franchise.


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PROVO — Everyone seems to be speculating on the future of BYU quarterback Jake Heaps these days. Will he stay, will he transfer, or is there some possibility that he could regain his starting status by the time next year rolls around?
Fans and columnists have weighed in on what Heaps' best option would be, with many of them prescribing transfer options as being his best course of action.
Nobody knows for certain what exactly the sophomore quarterback may do, not even Heaps himself. With two years of eligibility remaining on top of a potential redshirt year, he's certain to be mulling his options carefully.
BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall is assisting Heaps through the decision-making process. The two have been holding weekly meetings discussing various issues relating to Heaps — his life and what his future holds — with the possibility of using his redshirt year next season prominent among the discussion points.
So is Heaps open to redshirting next season?
"Absolutely," said Mendenhall. "That would probably be a wise thing to do to create separation between him and Riley (Nelson) and if Riley continues to play well. So it is an option we have talked about he was actually excited about the possibility, but again, knowing that Riley still has to play well."
Heaps came to BYU as the most highly rated quarterback prospect in the country by almost every recruiting service. As a result, fans and pundits alike placed great expectations on him. After a strong close to last season, most fans were expecting a breakout year this season.
That didn't happen, but according to Mendenhall that's OK when considering just how young Heaps is.
"What is easy to forget is that he was a true freshman last year," Mendenhall said. "A kid that came in as a high school senior in January and then ended up starting for us as a true freshman. So he is just young and there are a lot of expectations because of the way he played his freshman year."
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Mendenhall believes that Heaps is using his time on the bench effectively and will grow as a result, not only as a player but as a person. "I think that just time, continued maturity, and age will help him," he said.
Mendenhall also believes that when it's all said and done that Heaps could find himself in the NFL, fully believing that the potential is still there despite his taking a step backwards this season.
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. The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 12,000 for the first time in 2 1/2 years - yet another sign that the economy is extending its recovery from the recession. Investors found plenty of reasons to send stocks sharply higher Tuesday. Earnings reports from companies including Pfizer, UPS and Archer Daniels Midland were better than expected. And manufacturing had another good month in January.
The Dow rose 148.23 points, or 1.3 percent, to close at 12,040.16.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 21.47, or 1.7 percent, to 1,307.59.
The Nasdaq composite index rose 51.11, or 1.9 percent to 2,751.19.
For the week:
The Dow is up 216.46, or 1.8 percent
The S&P is up 31.25, or 2.4 percent
The Nasdaq is up 64.30, or 2.4 percent
For the year to date:
The Dow is up 462.66, or 4 percent.
The S&P is up 49.95, or 4 percent.
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The package name of this deleted port was: db45
PKGNAME: db45
distinfo: There is no distinfo for this port.
There are no ports dependent upon this port
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 10
Remove db45.
This happens before EXPIRATION_DATE as no dependencies are left in ports,
the few that were there use db46+.
Approved by: Gea-Suan Lin (maintainer)
Mark deprecated and for expiration in two weeks.
- Get Rid MD5 support
Update WWW: links for db* ports in pkg-descr.
Update MASTER_SITES.
Submitted by: "Herbert J. Skuhra" <email@example.com>
PR: ports/152158
Approved by: email@example.com (for db4[5-8]) (implicit, see Makefile)
Fix WITH_DEBUG build.
Approved by: email@example.com (maintainer, implicit)
Apply two vendor fixes:
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Fixes access to sequences in the Java API in DB 4.5.20.
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Fixes a problem introduced in 4.5.20 when we changed the way DBTs are copied
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- Tinderbox tested on SMP systems i386 + amd64
PR: ports/132970
Submitted by: mm (myself)
Approved by: Gea-Suan Lin <email@example.com> (maintainer)
- Update WWW link
PR: ports/115668
Approved by: maintainer
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- db45 introduced in ports tree
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What is your favorite day of the week? And why?
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hehehe I know the feeling.. but my dh is off on random days during the week and it so throw my groove off
Quoting michiganmom116:
Quoting suziejax:
lol I am so giggling right now I totally understand thisQuoting michiganmom116:
MONDAY! DH goes back to work and I can get back into my routine.
It always seems like he's in my way all weekend long!
by Cheryl on Jul. 28, 2012 at 8:40 AM
It depends if I am working which I don't over the summer it's any day that dh is not here if it's during the school yr when I am working it's Saturday and more so if dh has to work on Saturday.
by Gold Member on Jul. 28, 2012 at 11:52 AM
Maybe Saturday. I don't work and the next day is Sunday so I dont have to worry about getting the kids ready for anything. I can relax.
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The Georgia Nature Center is hosting a concert and fall festival to raise money to help students attend educational programs sponsored by the center at 3001 Salem Road.
Dubconscious is headlining the benefit concert at the festival, which runs from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Proceeds will be used to provide grants and scholarships for elementary school students to attend the center's educational programs.
Other performers include singer-musicians Kate Morrissey and Caroline Aiken. Other activities include gourmet Jamaican food, face painting, local art, fall foliage walks, solar power demonstrations, a sweet potato harvest, carnivorous plant presentations and Next Generation Home tours.
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students. Teachers and their families are admitted free. Tents will be available in case of rain. No pets, smoking or alcohol are allowed.
For more information, call (800) 800-2099 or visit www.naturecenter.com.
A time for Dana Johns
A reception will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday for the artists exhibiting in the Myers Gallery of the Science & Art Building on the Athens Academy campus.
The artists include painter Dana Johns and University of Georgia ceramic and sculpture graduate students. The public is invited to attend.
For more information, call (706) 549-9225.
War Deaths up North
James E. Stallings of Macon will speak at the Brig. Gen. T.R.R. Cobb Camp No. 97 Sons of Confederate Veterans meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Watkinsville Community Center.
Stallings is the author of a book about Confederate soldiers from Georgia who died as prisoners of war during the Civil War period. He will speak on deaths at these prison camps, including Point Lookout, a prison located in Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay. Stallings is a veteran with 25 years of military service and has long been interested in military history.
The lecture is free.
Pre-school info session
Athens Academy will hold a pre-school information session beginning at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 12 in the Lower School Hall.
The session will provide information about the pre-school program for 3, 4, and 5 year-olds for the 2009-10 school year.
For more information, call (706) 549-9225 or e-mail email@example.com.
Guitar tournament set for young talent
Students ages 11 through 18 are invited to three programs at the Oconee County Library in November.
The Guitar Hero tournament will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday. A game, controller and snacks will be provided.
Anime will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday and feature Hayao Miyazaki's animated movie "Spirited Away." Pizza will be provided. The movie runs 125 minutes and is rated PG.
Students are encouraged to attend a Duct Tape Madness workshop fro 5 to 7 p.m. Nov. 17. Materials and instructions will be provided. Sign up for the workshop at the circulation desk. The program is free.
For more information, call (706) 769-3950.
Nurse to speak at Gainesville State
The Oconee campus of Gainesville State College will host Mary Lightfine, a nurse honored with a Nobel Peace Prize in 1999, at noon Tuesday.
She will speak in the main classroom building in room 512/522.
After working as a registered nurse in emergency rooms, Lightfine joined an international humanitarian movement and has worked in more than a dozen countries.
She was ambushed and shot at in Somalia and delivered babies in Sri Lanka. She worked in the strife-ridden countries of Sudan, Uganda and Kosovo.
She was among the members of Doctors Without Borders honored with the Peace Prize in 1999.
In 2002, she traveled to Afghanistan, and helped in that war-torn country.
The lecture is open to the public.
Cash for power bills available next month
The Partnership for Community ACTION, Inc. has announced that money is available through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program to help eligible residents in Oconee County with their heating bills for the coming year.
The one time per year payment of $310 or $350 will go toward the resident's heating bill.
The program currently is open only to senior citizens 65 and older, the homebound and households where people have a life threatening illness. Applicants also must meet poverty income guidelines.
On Dec. 1, the program will open to all other eligible residents.
For more information, call Elaine Whitehead at (706) 769-3981.
Big tickets on sale for November show
Oconee Youth Playhouse will present "Big: The Musical," based on the popular Tom Hanks movie, on Friday and Sunday and Nov. 14 and 16 at the Oconee County Civic Center.
Friday performances are at 7 p.m. and Sunday matinees are at 3 p.m. Tickets are $12 for children 12 and under, $15 for students and senior citizens, and $18 for adults.
Tickets may be purchased in advance from 3:30-7:30 p.m. Monday-Friday at Oconee Youth School of Performance, 1050 Jamestown Blvd., or at the Civic Center an hour before each performance.
For more information, call (706) 769-2677 or e-mail oconeeyouthplayhouse@ gmail.com.
U.S. history class conducts survey
As a project for a U.S. history class, some Westminster Christian Academy juniors recently took a political survey of approximately 500 potential voters they contacted in Oconee, Walton, Monroe, Clarke and Greene counties.
Those contacted were asked to list two of the issues facing the United States that they were most concerned about. The top four issues on voters' minds were the economy (426 votes), the war in Iraq (115 votes), taxes (85 votes) and abortion (69 votes). Other issues listed by the poll respondents had fewer than 50 votes each.
The survey results were released by the school on Oct. 27.
Baby care items sought by group
The Athens Area Association of Realtors is holding a drive during November to collect donations for infant care.
The items will benefit the Athens Area Homeless Shelter, Athens Battered Women's Shelter and Athens-Clarke County Department of Family and Children Services. They are collecting products such as disposable diapers, baby wipes, baby wash and lotion. Money also will be accepted.
In Oconee County, the items can be dropped at the AAAR office at 1720 Meriweather Drive, Bogart, or at Keller Williams Realty at 1361 Jennings Mill Road, #101, Bogart.
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