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Marc Morrone
Marc Morrone was born in 1960 in the Bronx and, when he was 2, his family moved to Long Beach, where he quickly became enchanted with the natural world of the seahore. This is when he started to keep any pet that he could get his hands on: It mattered not if it was an insect, fish, amphibian, bird or mammal.
When he was 7, the Morrones relocated to Cold Spring Harbor, where Marc was introduced to the natural world of Long Island's North Shore. The larger house his family had there allowed him to keep more and more pets, and this passion has continued to this day.
The experience and knowledge that he gained by keeping any kind of pet in all lifestyle situations has opened many doors for him, and he currently shares his knowledge with other petkeepers in many media formats.
In addition to his weekly column in Newsday, he hosts a weekly TV show on Cablevision's News 12 Long Island called
Animal Island that airs on Saturday and Sunday. He also hosts a TV show called Petkeeping with Marc Morrone that airs Monday through Friday at noon on The HallMark Channel.
He is the petkeeping expert that appears on Martha Stewart's daily TV show as well as writer for the pet columns in the magazine Martha Stewart Living. In addition, he also hosts a live call-in radio show every Friday night at 8 p.m. on the Martha Stewart channel on Sirus/XM radio channel 112/157.
Morrone has written 5 books: Ask the Dogkeeper, Ask the Catkeeper, Ask the Birdkeeper and Ask the Fishkeeper, all published by Bowtie Press. He also has a memoir book, "A Man For All Species," published by Random House.
Marc Morrone lives in Oceanside with his wife and son and a houseful of pets.
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I need to correlate a recording session with ICM call details, in order to retrevce Skillgroup, Call type and agent name. Can someone provide some tips, directions in this regard?
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Amit, How you correlate the call depends on your deployment and call flow scenarios. Here are the two most common scenarios:
1) You are forking media from CUBE, and these are inbound calls using CVP to UCCE. In this case, CUBE generates an identifier known as Cisco-GUID, which is passed to both MediaSense and CVP. In MediaSense it is known as CCID (Call Correlation ID), and you can both find the call in MediaSense if you know the ID, as well as discover the ID from MediaSense if you know the call info through some other means. In UCCE, it can be found in the active routing script as Call.CallGUID, or in the ECC variable user.media.id, or in the TCD as TCD.CallReferenceID. You can also find it in the CTIOS event stream as ECC variable user.media.id.
2) You are forking media from a CUCM phone. Without a JTAPI link, these calls are difficult to correlate in real time. If real time correlation is required, for live monitoring for example, then one way is to match on caller ANI or agent extension, both of which are stored in their respective deviceRef fields in MediaSense. Matching on ANI might not always be easy due to the usual vaguaries of ANI, such as masking, non-uniqueness, or digit manipulation. Matching on agent extension could also be difficult because in CUCM, recording profiles are defined on a per-line basis, and there could be shared lines or muti-line phones. Also remember that in UCCE a given agent may have a different extension each time she logs in. After the call terminates and CUCM has had time to write the CDR record, the call can be correlated using either of the two xRefCi fields in MediaSense. These identifiers can be found in the CDR as origLegCallIdentifier and destLegCallIdentifier. Once you have the proper CDR record you can find the call in UCCE via several means. The most reliable is to concatenate global_CallID_call-ManagerId + global_CallID_callId (A.K.A. UCM GCID) from the CDR, and search for the resulting value as TCD.PeripheralCallKey.
If these scenarios aren't what you are looking for, please write back with additional information:
- Are you forking from CUBE or from CUCM phones?
- Are you looking for real time or historical correlation?
- Does your software have a JTAPI link?
- Does your deployment even use CUCM agents? (I ask because you used the term ICM rather than UCCE, and speaking formally, ICM could mean any ACD)
- Are you looking at inbound calls or outbound calls? And if outbound, do agents initiate them through a UCCE routing script, or do they directly dial outbound phone numbers? Or are you using an outbound dialer product?
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Rafael Benitez is warning against complacency against Basel on Thursday night.
Thu May 2 2013
Fri December 6 2013
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce is hoping striker Andy Carroll will return to action as quickly as possible but he will not rush the England forward's return.
Harry Redknapp believes England will do well in Brazil next summer, but warns that they must be ready to play the best teams right from the off.
Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino spoke of the injuries that have hampered his side's form but remains positive ahead of the visit of Manchester City.
Everton manager Roberto Martinez was full of praise for his side for their midweek efforts, but insists they are fully focused ahead of Sunday's clash at Arsenal.
Thu December 5 2013
Rangers defender Bilel Mohsni says he was unaware Rangers had set a new post-war club record of 19 consecutive victories.
A round up of all the big stories making the back pages.
Bryan Swanson reports on the latest press conference given by FIFA president Sepp Blatter ahead of the World cup draw.
We take a trip back to May 1998 and Arsenal's 4-0 win over Everton, a result which won them the Premier League title.
The very latest news brought to you by the UK's leading sports channel; Sky Sports News.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has promised security won't be an issue at the World cup finals next summer.
Huddersfield manager Mark Robins says Celtic boss Neil Lennon is wasting his time coming to watch striker James Vaughan, but Lennon revealed he is also interested in other Terriers players.
Roy Hodgson is in Brazil for Friday's World Cup draw and has no fear over who England will meet in their group, admitting he is just pleased they will be there.
Gareth Barry says Everton are right to target a top four finish, after the start they've made to the season.
Charlie Nicholas and Alan McInally join Nick Powell to preview this weekend's Super Sunday matches; Fulham v Aston Villa and Arsenal v Everton.
Seven managers were sacked in jut eight days across England's top four divisions last week. But statistics given to Sky Sports News by Prozone show changing a manager makes little long-term difference to performance.
Manuel Pellegrini said that it was important for Man City to treat the game away to West Brom like a final as they have difficult fixtures against Southampton and Arsenal coming up.
Steve Clarke hailed his side's two late goals after West Brom were defeated 3-2 to Manchester City.
Wed December 4 2013
Gus Poyet says Chelsea had some outstanding players in their 4-3 victory over Sunderland but hailed the belief of his side.
Arsene Wenger praised Nicklas Bendtner after the Dane scored within two minutes in the 2-0 win over Hull.
Mauricio Pochettino blamed defensive errors for his Southampton side's 3-2 defeat to Aston Villa.
Mark Hughes says Cardiff did not cause his side too many problems and believes Peter Crouch was instrumental in their 0-0 draw.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers described Luis Suarez's performance as 'incredible' after the Uruguayan scored a hat trick against Norwich.
Rene Meulensteen gives his thoughts on his first game in charge of Fulham, which saw them lose 2-1 at home to Tottenham.
Yaya Toure says it was extremely important Manchester City took all three points after beating West Brom 3-2.
Malky Mackay says it is never an easy place to travel to after Cardiff drew 0-0 with Stoke.
Andre Villas Boas believes his Tottenham side are back to winning ways after the 2-1 win over Fulham.
Michael Laudrup says the first goal came in a crucial moment after Swansea defeated Newcatle 3-0.
David Moyes admitted that Manchester United are now playing 'catch up' in the Premier League title race following defeat at the hands of Everton.
Norwich manager Chris Hughton believes his side failed to dig deep against during the 5-1 defeat to Liverpool.
Hull manager Steve Bruce described the game with Arsenal as 'difficult' after his side conceded within the first two minutes.
Ben Turner says Cardiff's 0-0 draw with Stoke was a good point and a result that gets Malky Mackay's team back on track.
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert was full of praise for his side after their 3-2 win over Southampton.
Roberto Martinez says he feels immense pride after Everton defeated Manchester United 1-0 at Old Trafford.
Charlie Adam believes his Stoke side controlled the game during the goalless draw with Cardiff.
Eden Hazard says it was an extremely difficult game despite defeating Sunderland 4-3 and insists Chelsea must now keep the momentum going.
Jose Mourinho says it was Chelsea's best performance away from home after beating Sunderland 4-3.
Carl Jenkinson hailed Arsenal's early goal which set up a 2-0 win over Hull City.
Andre Villas-Boas speaks ahead of Tottenham's Premier League game at Fulham.
Brendan Rodgers speaks ahead of Liverpool's game with Norwich.
Gus Poyet gives his thoughts ahead of Sunderland's game with Chelsea.
Rene Meulensteen speaks ahead of Fulham's game with Tottenham.
Ryan Giggs gives his thoughts ahead of Manchester United's Premier League game against Everton.
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Malky Mackay speaks ahead of Cardiff's Premier League game with Stoke.
Paul Lambert speaks ahead of Aston Villa's Premier League game against Southampton.
Bryan Oviedo speaks ahead of Everton's Premier League game against Manchester United.
Roberto Martinez speaks ahead of Everton's game with Manchester United.
Mark Hughes gives his thoughts ahead of Stoke's Premier League against Cardiff.
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Frank Lampard speaks ahead of Chelsea's game against Sunderland.
Nacho Monreal gives his thoughts ahead of Arsenal's Premier League game with Hull.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger speaks ahead of his side's game against Hull.
Fabio Borini speaks ahead of Sunderland's Premier League game against Chelsea.
David Marshall gives his thoughts ahead of Cardiff's Premier League clash against Stoke.
Stephen Ireland speaks ahead of Stoke's Premier League game with Cardiff.
Steven Davis gives his thoughts ahead of Southampton's Premier League game with Aston Villa.
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5 minutes with SCOTT Skier Keri Herman
The SCOTT road show hit Breckenridge, Colorado from December 14 to 16, 2007. I met up with some of the SCOTT team and made some turns with Keri Herman. After a couple of days skiing and riding during the Snowboard Grand Prix I was able to calm her down enough to answer a few questions:
How is BRECK treating you these days????
Fantastic…Lots of activities to keep me busy, they took their athletes up last week for an early opening of Chair 6 on Peak 8, POW turns! WOOHOO. I have been training a lot in the park, and there is always something fun to do at night with my friends!
What's next on your busy schedule????
I am going home to Minnesota for Xmas to see the family for 5 days, and I am really excited to spend the holidays with them. I didn't get to last year so its going be a good time. Then I come back to BRECK and train until the US Open at Copper….
So do you want to explain to all the folks exactly how cool BRECK's baby park is
Mini Shred is where it is at! The triple jump line/mini rhythm section is AWESOME, not to mention that you can hit the park then make it over to Mini shred via a pretty sweet river gap….
What are your goals for this year???
Really my only goals are to have fun, enjoy what I am doing, and make lots of friends along the way…
Keri has been getting it dialed at BRECK all early season, and it is really showing in her skiing, hot off a win in New Zealand, she is ready to rock for the season. After spending a couple days with her, it is obvious that Keri loves skiing and is all about having fun on the mountain.


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'Phasis' (-h pl. -ai Phaseis) comes from the verb 'phaino' (I , according to the Orthodox Church tradition, read it as 'phaeno') which means (in its passive form 'phainomai) 'to appear', 'to be seen' .
So 'Phasis' means simpy 'Appearance'.
In Greek-language Astrology, 'Phasis' means what today is known as Heliacal Appearance.
From the same verb comes also the english word 'phenomenon'.
In Greek it is written as 'phainomenon -to'
(pronounced in the Orthodox Greek tradition the same way as is pronounced the English word !)
'Phainomenon -to' means 'something that is appearing', 'something that is seen' (present passive participle)
The heliacal appearances of the planets carried a lot of weight in the Hellenistic Astrology and was a paramount factor to the Babylonians.
I noticed that the researchers into the Hellenistic Astrology became aware of the import of the heliacal phases.
I would like, however, to turn their attention now to one very important question.
The meaning of a planet being 'under the beams' ( ''Yp-augos ) was a practical reality for the Babylonians and was still clear to the Greeks- either as a conception or a fact of reality.
Even some of the Arabs, like Abenragel e.g., clearly stated what this meant.
To be 'under the beams (of the Sun)' meant 'to be invisible to the naked eye'.
This was also known to Alchabitius and to his european commentator John of Saxonia.
The Babylonians could compute the heliacal phases of the planets based on their records of previous appearances and knowledge of the heliacal cycles of the planets id est after how many years do a certain heliacal appearance repeat again.
From the Greeks, Ptolemy tried to compute the phases with a very simple and very inexact algorithm (of arcus visionis) described in the last chapter of the Almagest. The Arabs made their 'zij' tables of visibilities of the planets employing this for 1,000 years !
It gives very inexact results.
The Greek astrologers simplified things further, accepting some limit of nearness to the Sun when they find a planet to be 'under the beams'. They measured this on the ecliptic of course.
Dorotheus put different 'orbs of being under the beams' for different planets.
For Mars he gave 18 degrees and for Mercury 19.
Porphyry said that for a planet to have (any) power its distance from the Sun should be more than 15 degrees...
Doing this though, the Greeks were well aware that this was a rough estimate.
They (Valens, Porphyry, Rhetorius) explicitly talked about the heliacal phases and named them with their proper terms.
'Phasis anatolh -h' was used to denote heliacal rising and 'phasis dytikh -h' for heliacal setting.
The Arabs moved further away from the real sky above Babylonia and Greece.
They seemed, if not to have forgotten the phases, at least to pass them in silence.
But they still talked a lot about a planet being 'under the beams'.
Abenragel gave different orbs not only to the different planets but also as dependent on whether the planet was emerging from the Sun (heliacally rising) in the morning or was disappearing into the Sun ( heliacally setting) in the evening.
For Mars he gave the values of 9 (rising) and 15 (setting) degrees distance from the Sun on the ecliptic and for Mercury he gave 7 degrees both ways.
In later times Argolus gave 17 degrees to all planets as an orb for being under the beams of the Sun and that's it.
Then, just few decades ago, most astrologers have not even heard about this!
Now we have a case.
Here in a most amazing way we can trace how a real omen-experience in Sumero-Babylonia went through Greece, the Arabs, the Medieval Europe and landed in contemporary Horary Astrology almost totaly disappearing from the Natal.
In the way, though, this 'thing' lost a lot of 'real weight'.
From observed reality it became a concept and its real meaning was almost lost in the way and stayed so for few centuries.
In order to put in practice though this 'lost teaching' of most ancient Astro-Sophy we will need to know the exact days of real and observable heliacal appearances of the planets.
Just as they did it in Babylonia and probably some practicing observer-astrologers in ancient Greece.
Whether a planet was visible or not on the birth-day of someone (or something) was, is and will be maybe the most important thing to know about that planet.
Greek authors (Valens) dethroned the ikodespotis (oikodespoths)[=arab Alchocoden] if they found him invisible in this way leaving the nativity an-ikodespotic (genesis anoikodespothtos). Such cases surely were of serious concern.
But how do we compute the real and observable heliacal phases of the planets ?
Well, I have spent more than several years trying to find dependable algorithm and I could not.
The algorithms out there are theoretical [Schaefer, Inklaar] or based on a limited number of babylonian observations 2500 years old (!) [Schoch].
Is this not amazing?!
The modern science and modern Astronomy who take so much pride in themselves and their 'cosmic' age, cannot compute the first day when Jupiter or Mars will appear on the dawn sky!
Well, they cannot compute even the second.
The methods they use [Schoch tables] may give for Mars a tremendous error of several days to several months!
There are no observations of heliacal appearances published in the last 2,000 years and no-one from the institution or lay astronomers observe heliacal events...
This 'horrible' story (for the official modern science) though, deserves a happy-end.
Soon I hope to publish all my own 300 observations that span 10 years and two continents and include them as basis for phases-computation in a computer program.


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Overview (Masterplots II: Christian Literature)
The Screwtape Letters is made up of thirty-one undated letters from a senior devil called Screwtape to his nephew Wormwood. In these letters, Screwtape offers advice to the younger demon as he attempts to secure the soul of a human being, referred to as "the patient." The book, then, is the account of a young man's journey to the heavenly city, though in this case the narrator is his enemy, a demon who hopes to block his salvation.
In his first letter, Screwtape makes it clear that the surest way to lose the patient is to encourage him to use his reason, for inevitably, his reason will take him to God, whom the devils call the Enemy. Wormwood must find his opportunities by getting his patient to reason falsely or to be governed by his emotions. Screwtape is not discouraged when the patient becomes a Christian, for he explains to Wormwood that new converts often experience an emotional letdown. Wormwood should direct the patient's attention to the irritating habits or the hypocrisy of the other people in his church. Screwtape also suggests that the patient be encouraged to notice his mother's annoying habits to the point that he will have difficulty praying for her. Screwtape is delighted when the patient falls in with a wealthy group of skeptics. The patient is so proud of his new friends that Screwtape believes the struggle for his soul is over. However, God again manifests himself to the patient, and the result is a second...
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Summary (Masterplots, Fourth Edition)
Screwtape, a senior devil in Hell's hierarchy, writes letters to his nephew Wormwood, who is attempting to corrupt his first mortal soul. The soul is that of a young Englishman whom the devils refer to as the "patient." Wormwood experiences a setback very early in his assignment, when the patient becomes a Christian. Undaunted, Screwtape advises several strategies to block the patient's movement forward. If the young man cannot be kept from going to church, he writes, Wormwood should lead him to regard other church members with disdain because of their various shortcomings. If he cannot be kept from praying, Wormwood should have him focus on himself and his feelings during prayer rather than on the "Enemy Above" (God).
Wormwood expresses joy at the outbreak of World War II, but Screwtape quickly corrects that attitude. Despite the wonderful suffering war can bring, he explains, war can also be quite dangerous since it leads people to reflect seriously on life and to prepare for death. Wormwood should keep the patient away from normal pleasures since they often lead back to the Enemy who invented them; pleasures are only allowed when they are distorted or taken in ways, times, or degrees that are forbidden by the Enemy. As the patient is slowly led away from the path of virtue, Screwtape warns Wormwood not to tempt him to any spectacular wickedness because sins that seem insignificant ensure a safer gradual path to eternal separation from the...
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Summary (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
The Screwtape Letters made Lewis's popular reputation. An epistolary novel from a senior tempter, Screwtape, the letters advise his junior colleague and nephew, Wormwood. The narrative traces Wormwood's attempts to enslave the soul of a "patient," a human on Earth, so that he may end in Hell at his death. Over the course of thirty-one letters, set in contemporary England during the Blitzkrieg, Screwtape reviews strategies based on exploitations of human nature.
Lewis's purpose is frankly didactic, although his use of Screwtape as a narrator means that readers must often "invert" the truths he reveals. In the process, Lewis's satire ranges over much of modern life, for Screwtape is ironically aware of human failings invisible to humans. Yet Screwtape himself is satirized, too; at moments he appears confused, contradicting himself, admitting truths about God that he later denies. Lewis succeeds in creating both a character and an atmosphere: Hell is the mind-set in which selfishness becomes self-absorption.
Early in the novel, the patient experiences a religious conversion, permitting Screwtape to discuss how the Christian life may itself be perverted. This development becomes the major interest of the work, for the church is the real enemy of the demoniac. As Screwtape provides advice, Lewis is able to portray the Christian faith in opposition to those facets of modern life that are diabolical.
Over the...
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Source: Masterplots II: Christian Literature, ©2007 Salem Press, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.
Source: Masterplots, Fourth Edition, ©2010 Salem Press, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.
Source: Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition, ©2009 Salem Press, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.


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there is no such thing as "old Avril" or "new Avril" its just "Avril" people grow up GET THE f*** OVER IT doesn't make them new or old!
f***ing annoys me when people are all like"yeah she is a sell out cuz she sang that girlfriend song and went blond" what the actual f***? Sorry are people not allowed to grow up? She was 17 when she started and now 26 i would be worried if she hadn't changed!
Haters - f*** em all
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Just listening to 'Not Enough' gets me really emotional everytime. The song is so personal and everytime I hear it i feel what she feels when she's singing it. That's what I love about Avril. I instatly connect to her even when she's not saying in words, just through the tone of her voice.
Just listening to the song you know everything. What happened with Deryck. All about how she was feeling and how it all happened. I love how personal Goodbye Lullaby is.
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Travel through the outer layers of a mouse brain thanks to array tomography and Stanford University's Stephen Smith.
Travel through the outer layers of a mouse brain thanks to array tomography and Stanford University's Stephen Smith.
Neurosurgeon Andres Lozano discusses deep-brain stimulation in this TEDx talk.
Karl Deisseroth and his team at Stanford University make mouse brains transparent to explore their inner workings.
Watch the cell transplant experiments in zebrafish that suggest certain embryonic cells rely on intrinsic directional cues for collective migration.
"The body is a fascinating machine," says Sandra Shefelbine, a biomechanics expert at Imperial College, London, in this 3-minute educational video by the Wellcome Trust illustrating the principles of muscle movement. "And we don't understand most of
In its brief, 4-year history, The Scientist's annual Top 10 Innovations contest has become a showcase of the coolest life science tools to emerge in the previous year.
Eric Kandel, winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for his work on signal transduction in the nervous system, chats about the ever-changing field of neuroscience, funding, his students, and what he hopes science will accomplish.
A conversation with Dan Otte, a South African artist and curator of entomology at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. Otte also happens to have discovered around 20 percent of the cricket species known to date.
Eleanor Simpson, a neuroscientist at Columbia University Medical Center, discusses a recent Nature paper that probes dopamine's role in helping animals make positive associations to stimuli that herald pleasurable outcomes (such as the handing out of food).
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Quick Facts: Software Developers | |
$90,530 per year
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Many software developers work for computer systems design and related services firms or software publishers. Others work in computer and electronic product manufacturing industries. Most work full time, and nearly one-fourth worked more than 40 hours per week in 2010.
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Courier, who won four grand slam titles in the early 1990s and topped the world rankings at the age of 22, is also loathe to blame anyone for the lack of American men's success.
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"So in the tennis landscape, you look at the Williams sisters. Their father was a big driver, my family was a big driver, so I don't think we can put any blame on anyone."


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FNC's Clayton Morris on the latest technology helping save your phone from errant spills, drips and drops.
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It's because he is that the consumer electronic show in Las Vegas he's got some pretty cool stuff they found an invite and welcome back.
I want to start with a coma for the -- -- -- Smartphone.
A lot of people drop and in what I mean the truth -- lot of people drop a small boat in the toilet now we know that's been his ethics.
Show me.
OK I got to -- is one.
It to a little bit different here let's start with this this is just your normal Smartphone the folks from HZOHZO.
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And there goes still works perfectly even after being dumped in beer -- CEO it's water repellent you mail it off to them they totally take care of it not -- The one solution Stuart go ahead.
You got another coming gonna -- the other one.
Yet Casone just rolled out their brand new phone today but they've -- that water repellent technology into the phone.
So the Sony Xperia Z now is -- -- shatter proof glass on the front of it all these people dropping these phones breaking the glass no more with the brand new Sony Xperia plus.
You drop it right water.
Still works fine pocket right out screen works just as simply as it did before so Sony thinking ahead thinking yeah.
What we ship that liquid repellent stuff in the phone before you get the fall.
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-- the -- -- -- -- and and plays with that -- is that big do you think.
It's well a look at had a lot of buzz and has a lot of the tech bloggers abuzz this week from Lenovo it's their idea center -- -- 27 inch tablets of the idea from -- tablets portability right about the iPad in here in front of me.
I've -- out emails and so -- it's it's portable slight.
This is huge it's meant really for the family gather around kids to be able to play put up pictures do different things it's also windows -- PC so.
If plus it has the interactive quality to it.
You can see from some of the video that I sent that YouTube people replace air hockey on top of that -- so might be fun for bars I don't know and you know Microsoft tried to do this with their large surface -- -- -- giant cable yeah.
That no one bought.
That -- -- it was like at one AT&T store that people would use it for so.
I don't know we'll see.
OK you've beaten up in awful Microsoft thank you very much and it I wanna move on to this report it's in digit times -- reliable source.
That iPhone is gonna be a -- out of ocean.
With a big screen -- designed by the chief of bush and -- -- use it in the China market what do you make of that.
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They are wildly wrong and they're sort of mocked in the tech press but sometimes they -- Like the iPad many -- I wouldn't be surprised that apple has a smaller phone in the works multiple sizes is what apple does.
We see that in the iPad we see that in the MacBook line we -- -- in the MacBook -- -- it wouldn't surprise me what what.
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He doesn't make any sense to me maybe lower cost perhaps but that doesn't seem to jive with what's -- -- that would apple does -- roll out products worldwide.
And apple has had great success rolling -- the iPhone 5 without larger screen size.
You remember right in the middle of right before the holiday -- -- record breaking iPhone 5 sales two million phones sold a right before the holidays so but he hard to believe they don't sell in China.
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Date: Dec 02, 2011
Hofstra's Longest-Running Show Celebrates 100th Episode
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY -- Hofstra University's School of Communication is pleased to announce that the university's longest running show, For Your Island (FYI), will air its milestone 100th episode on Monday, Dec. 5, 2011. It can be seen at 4 pm on Hofstra TV channel 35 and will also stream live on www.htvinteractive.com.
Now in its 25th season, FYI is an award-winning 30-minute television magazine show focusing on the arts, culture and entertainment of Long Island. Stories are pitched, written and produced entirely by television production seniors working in teams of two, under the guidance of faculty advisors and Department of Radio, Television, Film professors Peter Gershon, PhD and James N. Cohen.
"We tell stories about the people, subcultures, ethnic groups, activities and places on Nassau and Suffolk counties, as well as Brooklyn and Queens," said Dr. Gershon, who is also the series creator. "Because Brooklyn and Queens are an integral part of the cultural fabric of this region, we are able to produce stories which reflect Long Island's urban and suburban sides."
The special 100th episode will feature stories on the Schade Academy of Irish Step Dancing, the Long Island Bonsai Society, and Long Island Spirits, the Island's first distillery since the 1800s, as well as a live interview with David Battinelli, MD, Senior Associate Dean for Education at the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine at Hofstra University. Also included are special appearances by administrators and alumni of the show, many of whom have gone on to careers with major television networks and production houses.
"Since its premiere in 1999, For Your Island has not only provided informative and entertaining stories about our community, it has also been an excellent training ground for our television students to hone their skills and express their creativity," said School of Communication Dean Evan W. Cornog, PhD. "It happens at a school, but the work is done with a professional zeal and with the aim of producing professional quality work. We are delighted by how well they succeed."
For more information about For Your Island, contact Peter Gershon at 516-463-5425 or email@example.com. Past episodes can be seen online at http://foryourisland.com.
Hofstra University is a dynamic private institution where students can choose from more than 150 undergraduate and 160 graduate programs in liberal arts and sciences, business, communication, education and allied health services and honor studies, as well as a School of Law and the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine.


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The Pubcast team returned after a baron week (down to technology/Jim Staples issues) to digest a week of match postponements, major shocks and ball boy abuse. Jerome was mourning Villa's demise and raging about everything else, Sean was mulling over Palace losing their star man, Mike was snoring while watching AFCON 2013 and Dan was salivating over an Italian legend. They discussed all that and more…
• Capital One Cup fall out – Bradford make final, Hazard boots ball boys
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• Managerial changes – Pochettino to Southampton, Hill back to Rochdale
• Sydney boot Wellington for 7 – Dan loves Del Piero
• Ronaldinho returns for Brazil
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2011-12 Undergraduate Catalog
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Rick Eigenbrood, Dean of the School of Education Faculty: Henry Algera, Scott Beers, John Bond, Richard Cleveland, Cher Edwards, Arthur Ellis, Gregory Fritzberg, Kristine Gritter, Sharon Hartnett, Debra Hudson, June Hyun, Frank Kline, Andrew Lumpe, Nyaradzo Mvududu, William Nagy, Matthew Okun, Jorge Preciado, William Prenevost, Richard Scheuerman, Christopher Sink, Richard Smith, Tracy Williams
The mission of the SPU School of Education is to prepare educators for service and leadership in schools and communities by developing their professional competence and character within a framework of Christian faith and values. The vision of the SPU School of Education (SOE) is to influence the region, the nation, and the world through the preparation of educational leaders for public and private schools. The primary purpose of the undergraduate program in the School of Education is to prepare competent teachers who integrate academic training and Christian faith with professional practice. Students interested in exploring teaching or other professional education careers may enroll in EDU 1200 Teaching: A Noble Profession. School of Education programs are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Certification programs in the School of Education are also accredited by the Washington Professional Educator Standards Board and meet residency requirements for Washington state elementary, secondary, and K–12 teaching certificates. The basic certification programs in the School of Education reflect an underlying philosophy and knowledge base that permeates all courses and field experiences. This knowledge base consists of two elements:
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Overview of Residency Teacher Certification Program The professional program leading to Residency Teacher Certification at SPU consists of three parts:
The Foundations and Methods quarters consist of the theory and background of teaching with appropriate application. The Skills courses support the methods and application courses and students have some flexibility regarding when these courses can be taken, although these skills courses are prerequisites for progression in the teacher certification program. The Application courses focus on applying the theory and background learned in the Foundations, Methods, and Skills courses. Degree Requirements for Undergraduate Students Undergraduate students must complete all the requirements for a bachelor's degree in addition to the certification program. Teacher Certification Elementary Certification. Students pursuing elementary certification are required to select Integrated Studies as their major. All students will complete the core courses of the integrated studies major, as well as an area of concentration from one of the following core disciplines:
Secondary Certification. Students pursuing secondary certification need to work closely with the certification coordinator to make sure all endorsement requirements are being met. Please contact the certification advisor in the School of Education for more information. P–12 Certification. P–12 endorsements include visual arts, theatre arts, world languages, music (chorale, general, instrumental), health/fitness, and special education. Students obtaining a P–12 endorsement in art, music, or health/fitness will complete one quarter of internship at the elementary level and another quarter of internship at the secondary level. Transfer Students All transfer students are required to take the entire certification program at SPU. Any exceptions must be approved through substitution and petition processes in the School of Education. If substitutions and petitions are granted, a minimum of 26 credits, including the internship, must be completed as a regularly enrolled student at SPU. Upon arrival at SPU and prior to registration, transfer students should meet with the Certification Advisor regarding course substitution requirements and procedures. Post-Baccalaureate Students Students pursuing certification after receiving a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution recognized by the state of Washington do not earn a second degree. However, they must still meet state certification and endorsement requirements that typically involves four quarters of coursework. Post-baccalaureate students must pass the state WEST-B and WEST-E tests prior to being accepted into the Residency Teacher Certification program. Advising To complete the Residency Teacher Certification program in a timely manner, students have access to competent academic advice. During Foundations Quarter each student will be asked to schedule a time to meet with the certification advisor to develop a plan of study to complete Teacher Certification Coursework. The School of Education provides individual sessions with the certification advisor to answer questions and help with the certification process. As soon as a student identifies a desire to be a teacher, he or she should arrange an advising appointment by calling 206-281-2214. Admission to the School of Education A student enrolling in the Foundations Quarter is considered a tentative candidate for admission to the School of Education. Before the Methods Quarter, the student is asked to prepare a formal application for full admission to the School of Education. The student may continue the sequence of courses leading to certification upon full admission to the School of Education and fulfillment of the prerequisites to the appropriate quarters. To achieve admission to the School of Education, a candidate must meet the following:
Registration Most classes in the certification program require School of Education permission to register. Before registering, students must go to the School of Education office to fill out any necessary paperwork and confirm appropriate prerequisites have been passed. No appointment is necessary for this process. Certification Upon successful completion of the residency certification program, the Seattle Pacific University School of Education recommends candidates to the state of Washington for residency teacher certification. Though SPU makes recommendations to the state, the state issues the certificate, not the School of Education. All teacher certification candidates are subject to Washington requirements for the residency teaching certificate. These requirements may be changed by the state and override anything stated in the Undergraduate Catalog. See the School of Education office for updates on state requirements. A residency-teacher certificate will be accompanied by information outlining the steps for completing professional certification as the Residency Teaching Certificate is the initial certification and all teachers must eventually achieve professional certification. Internship Placement and Supervision Policy
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April 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Scruffy Very Nice Shoes
These shoes score high on form and function. The picture does not quite show just how nice they look. There is a lot of style and dimension with the webbing around the shoe. The yellow laces give it an exta pop of color but there are black laces included as well. I wear the shoes when training and running and work well for both. They are very stable. I prefer a little more cushioning in the front of the sole, which is why I gave 4*, but I would still buy them again in a second.
January 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by druzovich am I wearing shoes?
because these are so light you forget. good cushion for a lightweight racer, amazing looks and great construction. it's like wearing two little sports cars on your feet. swap the laces out for black ones and you're ready to cruise. great job with these Adidas. they will be replacing my F50 2 runners for my speed workouts and short runs.
February 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by dzpyn1 awesome kicks!
These are by far the best pair of running shoes i've ever purchased. They fit perfect, are really comfortable and look great. I bought the black with red or orange trim and they look amazing. i didn't put the oranges shoe laces it originally came with but opted for the traditional black laces and are perfect. The best part about the shoes is how light they are. When I'm running I feel as if I have feathers on my feet. thanks! Oh yeah, I forgot; shipping was great and super fast even for an APO address!
June 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Pdx runner Awesomely Fast
Just went for my first 5k in the acfr's and admittedly, I had to put the brakes on a coupla times. These adidas are very light with no break in, supremely comfy and coast very fast-great running shoe!!
February 26, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Eli M. Impressive...
My shoes came in 2 days after my purchase, that is a real plus for me. When viewed on the screen they seem a darker shade of green, although when you see them its like the elephant in the room! Every time I look at them they never fail to amaze me. Performance wise, the back right heel is a little high, yet it supports my arches superbly. Finally theyre really light which helps me to have more of a graceful stride... order a .5 size bigger, they can be a little snug.
May 31, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Adidas lover in Beloit Feel great, just waiting to run
I recently ordered these shoes and impatiently waited the 4 days for them to arrive. I put them on as soon as they arrived and they feel great. A lot brighter than I thought they would be from the online picture. No worry about not being seen or noticed in these. Have not had the chance to run in them yet, but that will come soon. I love the stability of the footbed and the rolling motion that I get with these. Not an everyday walker, but who would want to just walk when you have shoes as noticable as these. My only complaint is that I have high insteps and they can be a bit tight after a few hours.
August 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by easyAL Great feel and fit!!
It is difficult for me to find a running shoe that doesn't have some discomfort, due to fallen arches,bunnions, corns,etc. The Crazy Fast Runner Shoes have resolved all of these issues. They felt tight and restrictive at the mid-sole the first few days, but after they were broken in I find these to be the most comfortable and light weight excercise shoes I have ever owned. Seriously considering the purchase of a back-up pair.
March 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by The Train Perfect shoes in the World.
These shoes are the best for anything. They are very comfortable, light weight, and durable. Your feet will never get hot in these shoes because of their unbelievable vintage. The best part of these shoes is that they come in many different colors. I highly recommend these shoes. I even think they are better than the NIKE free runs.
March 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by buffbud Excellent purchase!
I absolutely love these Crazy Fast Runner Adidas shoes! They fit nice and comfortable and the colors are stunningly eye-catching! These shoes are incredibly light, yet provide stability, especially on longer runs. Am very pleased with this purchase. I certainly got my money's worth! I highly recommend these running shoes!
November 6, 2013
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 101
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Grid Wonderful shoes
These shoes are great in so many ways. The placement of the adidas symbol is chic and unique. The shoes are very comfortable and form fitting. Adidas has always been my favorite and ONLY brand of shoes, and always will be.
February 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Omar917 Better than I thought they would be
I am a part time runner, 3 to 4 miles, 3 to 4 times a week. I have been running in an old Adidas Bounce shoe that I just loved. I bought these Crazy Fast shoes because I thought the bottoms looked similar to the Bounce. Well, they are nothing like the Bounce shoes, but so much better. Super light! An ease to run in. And they were on sale. Cant beat it, need to order another pair for back ups. Get you some!!!
July 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by KILLER DNA PERFECT
Was bored at a meeting. went on line via my iphone. Ordered and in 3 days they were at my door. Took the advise of other buyers on size. I am a 10.5 but went with an 11...thats the way to go. Look great and feel great. ADIDAS still kicks @$$!!! Wish I could get them to sponsor dentists!!!
30 cities a year, lecturing to dentists world wide...believe me, I am on my feet a ton! Performance is ADIDAS!!
June 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by White Doberman Get a size larger
These shoes were shipped within two days. They are super light. I really liked them. The color was black, but I quite like the green shown on this page.
They were returned and Adidas gave me a credit once they arrived. I paid return shipping. The issue? They run small. I would encourage you to order one size larger than normal.
I have never ran or used these shoes.
February 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Bodie Five Two Very Satisfying
I do cardio 5 days a week. I alternate between the elliptical, stationary bicycling and running on a treadmill. These shoes accommodate each of these activities. They provide excellent arch support and are sturdy from toe to heel. Their sturdy construction and support are extremely complimentary to their ultra light weight.
July 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by J_Les Never better
Saw it. Tried it. Bought it. Was on a top shelf in a Finish Line, and it was screaming: GET ME! Never had a real running shoe before. But, one month later: almost 10 pounds less, getting lighter and when I'm running, feels like wearing...nothing. It's the boost at the end of the run, when in the last 30 secs I'm sprinting all my pain out. And the satisfaction after - unbeatable. With these shoes on : Impossible - is nothing. Or - shall I recall the Torsion ad from early 90's: If you really want it , YOU CAN.
August 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Panama runner Best fit
I'm very pleased with this shoe after having run with the "just do it" brand for years I wanted to try something new and so glad I did the fit and the feel are the best! I highly recommend this shoe to other serious runner like myself that average 60-70 miles a week or more
March 31, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by nori It's light, but.....
Shoe sole has lots of spaces, so once you pass gravel road small stones get stuck at the space. That is something you don't want.
But if you use this shoe only at track, this is just so light!
June 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by rw too small
these shoes definitely run on the small side. Took my first run with them and got a pretty rough blister. Believe one size bigger will solve the problem. If so will be more than pleased with these shoes like everything about them.
March 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by shady1 crazy fast
super lite,exellent traction,breathes better than most shoes on the market today with tight designs and of course, mi coach equiped....
May 29, 2013
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 101
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Super fly A.D Great price for awesome shoes
When I brought these shoes. I thought they were overrated, but when i ran in them they proved me wrong.
March 17, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by dnabydbay Wears out CrazyFast
These shoes are great. Lightweight, supportive. They ARE fast. However after only a few runs on them; after a little over a month of wear they became quite noisy. It may sound like a small complaint, but for me they became marginally useful. I can't wear them to work anymore because they squeak like crazy and it's embarrassing and disruptive in an office setting. Too bad. I really liked them. I'm seeing about returning them now.
August 31, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Moonhawk Skinny feets...
I saw these on sale/clearance and decided to pick them up. The rating stated that it was of medium width but when I got them, they were constructed for someone with very narrow feet. It appears that all Adidas shows run this way. A shame since I bought 3 separate pairs and they all run the same way. Great shoes; well constructed, light as a feather. I would have loved to put a real pounding to them on the pavement.
July 21, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Paul034 Not much to it
Very under-built and with little or no support. All of these adidas clima cool lightweight shoes are too roomy in the toe-box, end up pointy and have no cushion technology to them.
I will be returning these.
February 25, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Buyer#1 Not What I thought
I never in my life thought that I would get shoe that were very thin. They were strong, but thin. I want security along with style and function and these did not do it. I bought the black ones.
In this day and age, it hard to find sane colors in sneaker so when I saw these in black, I thought these looked the most sane out of many brands, except the laces, but they do come with black ones too.
They felt good and would have looked better with the black laces, but I did not even find out. I bough two different pairs of Adidas and I decided to send these back since the other pair had more style to them and colors I prefer. These would have been my primaries, but I cannot have two pairs of ultra thin shoes, I need the normal thickness.
The thickness is the only thing that turned me off and shocked me. For runners who want to feel like they are wearing nothing - these and similar will do it! For people like me who just want to go to the gym and wear them around, these would have done it if not for the thinness.
June 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by goly It might be good for you?
My first impression when i took t out of the box was wow totally cool but i ordered red and it looked orange i had bought some other infrared items so i just concluded that i needed red not inferred so i was a little disappointed at the color but after all its not really that big a deal comfort is every thing so i tried the shoe on and wow it felt good but then i took the first step and that was interesting there was a hill in the middle of my insole and that was just not on i would have probably gotten used to it but remember i didn't like the color so i decided that just need to get a different pair of shoes so i don't recommend them if you want red but if you can deal with orange OK but there is one more thing the seams in the shoes were slopy you could see the underside of some of the matereal wich was whight so if you are going to have your shoes inspected not the pair for you after all I'm just righting to tell you my side of the story.
July 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Happy2 Happy Son
Purchased for son. He loves them. His friends like them!
March 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Mctang Nice running shoes!
Super light weight, and soft. Very comfortable when running walking or indoor training. Also the vent is good, they can keep my easy sweat feet dry all the time! Only kinda bad thing for this shoe, the fit is narrow to me. So if you have wide feet, you might feel a bit tight when you are wearing it. but not that bad to me.
September 20, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by flip540i not true to size
these shoes are not true to size. i wear a 10.5, always have in adidas shoes, and this is the first pair that fit at least a size and a half small!!
now i have to pay for return shipping to get a different pair. not happy about return shipping and the days waiting for the right shoe. i'll stick to buying in store.
July 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Buffalo Bob Great all around shoe
Light weight, comfortable, good looking shoe. Own several pair of bright colored shoes. This pair has received more comments for the appearance than all of my other ones. Adidis Crazy Fast Runners by far is one of the finest that I own. I highly endorse this pair of shoes. Purchased the Orange pair.
June 18, 2013
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 101
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DJMurph Best Running Shoe I've Ever Had
I run relatively frequently and use running as an exercise to compliment other athletic training such as boxing and basketball. I was encouraged by the reviews that I read prior to buying these shoes but was still a bit skeptical as I fear that people often have "new shoe fever" when they write a review because they have just thrown out their year-old, worn-down runners, put on a brand new, out of the box pair and guess what: they feel great.
It is for this reason that I decided to wait a couple of weeks and really break-in the shoes before writing a review. Now, that time has come and passed. I have been running with the shoes for two weeks now and they are simply fantastic! I bought these shoes as I am preparing to train for my first ever half marathon in January and I could not be happier with the product. If you're looking for a review from someone who took the time to run a few miles in the shoes before rating them.. This is it. This is a great pair of shoes! I highly recommend them!
October 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by HoneyBunny Crazy Fast Runner Shoes
I searched on the Adidas website and found these runner shoes. I purchcased these shoes for my son's birthday, and they were his best gift! HE WAS TRULY IMPRESSED, and for a 15-yr old, that is a victory within itself. Also, since he has fallen arches, his doctor recommended the Adidas brand.
July 14, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by westside worse Adidas shoes
The only good thing I can say about this shoe is it has nice colors but apart from that's its not comfortable, I run 8miles every morning and when I wear this shoe my feet starts to hurt in about 2miles in so the last 6miles is in agony pain. Thank God I also bought the glide 5
April 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by looper Crazy Fast Runner Shoes
I love Adidas products and these shoes are no different. Very light weight and very comfortable, not to mention good looks as well. I purchased the black and yellow version but I like them so much I would consider getting the same shoes again but in a different color.
September 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Arizona Vapes On my feet 14 hours a day
Love these amazing light comfy green kicks. I found them online because I was disappointed with the Adidas selection at Dicks. Glad they had a poor selection because I love them and have had many compliments from strangers. Please don't discontinue these.
April 8, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by ucf3 Okay product
I wouldn't recommend this pair of shoes because it really doesn't properly support overweight people. After a few hours of I started feeling pain in my feet and legs. It may feel better if there was more arch support and gel padding at the bottom.
October 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by JBlack12 Excellent Shoe
I have had the shoes for a couple of weeks now. Ran a few times. So much better than the old shoes I had. The only complaint I have is that they run a little small. I would have ordered a half size larger if I bought them in the store.
June 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Wonger Great Shoe
Love the appearance. I got the black and orange colorway and I really like them. They came with black laces if you don't want to be as flashy. The eyelets seem flimsy but they're holding up okay. I would definitely buy this shoe again.
July 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by creativepro Crazy Light Shoe
Shoe runs at least 1/2 size too small so I returned them and waiting for the next larger size to arrive. Looks like a great shoe. Colors are shockingly bright. Not for the timid but great for visibility for a road runner.
May 28, 2013
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 101
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Bumstead Crazy fast maybe ...
but crazy light for sure. These shoes are fantastic. They are the lightest things I've ever had on my feet. But they don't give up anything in stability either. This was a great purchase and these are truly great shoes.
May 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Metalguitar76 Really good shoes
These are my first pair of tennis shoes in 4 years, and I love them. They are very light and offer a lot of support. I am in marching band, so good shoes are important and these definitely fit the criteria.
June 26, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by TheHESS Easy transaction
Soe came in at a great price, and was delivered quickly!!! Looks great with the black w/orange shoelaces. They even shippedblack laces to go with, if you would want to change them!!!
July 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Yuliana i bought them for my son. they arrived just 3 days after i ordered them.the shoes are very light and comfortable. my son is very happy for having them. I strongly recommend it.
September 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Asian Sensation so fast it's crazy
I have the feather 2.0 as well and this pair is just as light and fast. I love the color and love running in these. I also own the Boost Energy and Springblades.
July 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by AngryToaster Not a bad shoe.
This shoe is only average. I swear by Adidas but this is not their best shoe and not for the name crazy fast runner. The feather adizero is a crazy fast runner.
July 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Asianboi Awesome running shoes
Wow I love how light yet strong these shoes are! The sole has a great springy cushion and the upper is very breathable. Looks great when wearing them casually.
October 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Gadzooks Outstanding!!
Unbelievable Shoe! Perfection!! I ordered another pair in a different color. Yes, runs smaller than listed size, but that works for my foot.
Thanks Adidas!!!
July 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Thejules3 Nice pair of shoes
This is my second pair of shoes from Adidas, and they are just great!! Very comfortable and they look amazing. Great buy, do not hesitate.
June 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by SD3 Best purchase ever
They are the lightest most comfortable Adidas ever. I get complament after complament, people like them. I'm gonna get my son a pare.
April 22, 2013
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 101
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Selnaya Great shoes
These are the lightest shoes ever own you won't even feel them I am casual runner and these do their job just fine thanks Adidas
July 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by paydayking nice shoes
These shoes are really good fitting and boost your running. They are very bright the neon green is an attention getter.
October 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by rottshower1 Excellent shoe!
This shoe fits my foot extremely well. It has good cushioning. Will switching brands of shoes after wearing this shoe.
September 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Bobrob Most comfortable dog walking shoe
bought just to have a cheap pair of runners fell in love I wair at work every day my supervisors off Adidas you rock
October 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by SPM Great shoes
Very Light, Well fitting and very good looking shoes...Would recommend to the casual wearer or everyday runner.
June 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by coolyouthdude Crazy Awesome!!!
These shoes are awesome and I would recommend them to anyone looking for a new pair of running shoes.
July 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by IMNene81 Love this shoe
Super light weight , great support, no impact on heels, can't say enough! Love this shoe!
July 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Critic Buyer Super Fast & Light
This shoe is extremely light and very comfortable. Don't feel that arch bump on my feet.
June 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by murf quick response
We were pleased with service. I ordered these for grandson and had them shipped direct
April 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Lite weight Great shoe
Shoe fits great and is very lite. Ran 4 miles right out of the box with no problems.
June 7, 2013
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 101
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Histryboy Awesome
They were much lighter than I expected and fit great, couldn't be happier with them
May 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by clovee506 Shoes Feel Great!
These shoes give me the support that I need. They also look great. Good jod Adidas!
August 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by RedMatt Crazy Light
These shoes are very light. The pair weighs less than one of my old running shoes.
July 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by bdenton54 Great shoes!!!
Awesome shoes! Very light and comfortable, as well as durable and fashionable
July 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Mr. 312 Great Light Running Shoe
This shoe was great from my 5-8 mile runs. Very light and comfortable fit.
May 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Tennis Shoe Fascination Crazy Fast Adidas
Light, comfortable and affordable...and they look nice too. Good buy.
July 18, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Yann Nice looking, but not comfortable
The shoes look great and are lite, but the heel hurts. I will return.
July 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 Great shoes
Adidas shoes are first class they fit well and they are comfortable.
June 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Great Light Weight shoe to Cruise in
Will purchase other Adidas shoes. Very happy with this pair of shoes
July 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Cool
One word, Cool! I like it when I see it, I love it when I'm on it.
September 6, 2013
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 101
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Arod Good Shoes
They are comfortable, nice looking for a really good price.
July 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Great shoe
This shoe is very comfortable, super light and looks cool.
May 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Golfman Great Shoes!
These shoes are light, look great and very comfortable.
June 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Tristan402 Crazy fast
Good light shoes. Might lack of support on the inside.
May 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by fishing55178 Most comfortable shoe I have owned
Loght, comfortable, does not hold odor like most shoes
July 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Great buy
These shoes are very comfortable and worth the money!
August 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Cyoby Great shoos!!
I walk a lot at my work and this shoos are awesome!!
July 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by occasionalrunner nice shoe however it fits tight
It is a nice shoe however shoe fits tight for size
July 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by abelito great tennis
excellent tennis, good shape, great price
July 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by jazo2008 Nice but..
They are nice but too are narrow....
August 5, 2013


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Areas with recent local transmission of SARS
26 June 2003
This table, updated daily, is provided to public health professionals and clinicians around the world to assist with the identification and reporting of SARS cases as described in the WHO case definitions.
Country | Area | Pattern of local transmission |
Canada | Toronto | C |
China | Taiwan | B |
Local transmission has occurred when one or more reported probable cases of SARS have most likely acquired their infection locally regardless of the setting in which this may have occurred. If no new locally acquired cases are identified 20 days after the last reported locally acquired probable case died or was appropriately isolated, the area will be removed from this list.
Pattern A
Imported probable SARS case(s) have produced only one generation of local probable cases, all of whom are direct personal contacts of the imported case(s).
Pattern B
More than one generation of local probable SARS cases, but only among persons that have been previously identified and followed-up as known contacts of probable SARS cases.
Pattern C
Local probable cases occurring among persons who have not been previously identified as known contacts of probable SARS cases."
Pattern Uncertain
Insufficient information available to specify areas or extent of local transmission.