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Apply to GCC
Applying to GCC is free and easy. Because each applicant's situation is unique, necessary documentation often differs from applicant to applicant. Print out and complete all necessary documentation.
Additional Application-Related Downloads
- International Student Costs - review your estimated expenses
- Signature Page- needed to complete the application process for students not seeking a degree
- Housing Application - if you want to live on-campus
Answers to Common Questions
Can I apply while waiting to take the TOEFL or IELTS exam?
Yes, we will begin the application process with the information you send us. As soon as we have your TOEFL or IELTS exam results we will process and make a final decision on your application.
Can I email the application?
No, applications must be sent by courier or post as international student applications require original documents and signatures. It is suggested that you obtain a tracking number when mailing the application to confirm that it has been received by the Admissions Office.
Can I transfer after Genesee Community College?
Yes, our Transfer Services office will help you to transfer to the college of your choice following Genesee Community College.
What is the deadline to apply?
GCC does not have a specific deadline to apply, however because you will need to make an appointment with your Embassy, make flight arrangements, and reserve a dorm room I suggest you start sending me information 6 months before the start of the semester you are interested in.
That way if there is anything that needs to be updated for your file or if the information you have sent is not correct (i.e. bank statement); there will be time for you to mail these things to us. (mail time could take 2-6 weeks)
Why are the costs what they are for the amount needed to be seen on the bank statement?
These are amounts required by the federal government (not us) that tell us you will have more than enough money to live once you arrive here. We want you to be more than prepared for any necessities you may need.
Is there any financial aid or scholarships available for international students?
International students are not eligible for Financial Aid since it is funded by the federal government for U.S. Citizens. There are some scholarships available through the Foundation that international students can apply for. The scholarships are not guaranteed and will not offset the funding required for acceptance. There are also some athletic scholarships available for Men's Basketball and Baseball and Women's Basketball and Volleyball.


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I was extreme pleased with the quality of this car cover. In the past I have purchased about 4 other car covers that don't even come close to the quality of this cover. I noticed it immediately once I took it out of the shipping box by the weight of the cover. The fit and finish is outstanding and would not hesitate buying this type of cover again.

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This zesty dressing is a snap to whip up and adds a nice punchy contrast to salads with fresh crunchy vegetables like carrots and cucumbers.
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1/3 cup water
1/3 cup balsamic or red wine vinegar
1/4 cup Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 teaspoons dried basil
2 teaspoons dried rosemary
2 teaspoons dried thyme
Whisk together all ingredients in a bowl and spoon over your favourite greens and crunchy vegetable salad. May be stored in the refrigerator for up to 2 days — whisk again before each use. Yields about 1 1/3 cups of dressing, or enough for about one pound of salad greens.
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Joseph E. SerraniApril 05,2013
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WEST RUTLAND Joseph E. Serrani, 76, of West Rutland died Wednesday, April 3, 2013, at his home with his family.
He was born in Barre, VT, February 17, 1937, the son of Joseph and Elsie (Cleary) Serrani.
He was married October 5, 1957, to Patricia (Densmore) Serrani.
Joseph was the owner of Westside Press, and formerly employed by Montgomery Ward.
Joe played guitar in the band Harvey G and the Silvermen, and the Don Bletz and the Bleacher Boys Band.
He enjoyed his work, riding his scooter, his dog Scruffy, the Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics and the New York Giants.
He was a member of the Moose Club.
Surviving are his wife Patricia of West Rutland; four sons, Carl Serrani and his wife Laurie of West Rutland, Joseph Serrani of West Rutland, David Serrani and his wife Dianna of West Rutland, and Stephen Serrani and his wife Barbara of Pennsville, N.J.; a sister, Patricia Manley of Milton; five grandchildren, Matthew, Ali, Kenny, Kasey and Tyler; nieces and nephews, Brenda Jennings, Bonnie Yarnell, Marilyn Godin, Rick Aldrich, Tim Longley, Christine Moore and Deborah Trepanier.
He was predeceased by a sister Barbara Savage, and a half-brother Joseph Cleary.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, April 9, 2013, at 2 p.m. at Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland. Officiating will be the Rev. Vincent Coppola.
Visiting hours will be held Tuesday from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at the funeral home.
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The dead badge of courageWritten by Michael Miller | Editor in Chief Emeritus | firstname.lastname@example.com
A Toledo Free Press intern is struggling with an unpleasant revelation. In researching a story about a possible misstatement made by an elected state official, the intern has encountered a number of political types who have employed delay tactics, subterfuge, mock outrage and deception to throw her off track and keep the story from surfacing. Witnessing firsthand how rotten and self-serving politicians can be has rattled her a bit and shaken her belief in the motives of public servants.
A journalist with as many barnacles on his hull as I have expects politicians to be more interested in power than in serving constituents, but it is still lugubrious to see a young person's sense of trust and idealism take its first slashes.
Two streams of local news have illustrated just how rare courage is in public life. On the positive side is Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted's overdue but welcome decision to rebuild the Lucas County Board of Elections (BOE) and dismantle the lamentable circus into which it has devolved. On the shameful side is Toledo City Council's resolute refusal to condemn one of its members, Larry Sykes, for an outrageous act of dangerous race-baiting and disparagement of two Toledo police officers.
Plodding but proper
Since the ascension of Jon Stainbrook, aided by The Blade and Toledo City Paper, the Lucas County Republican Party and BOE have been crackpot, untrustworthy, loathsome nests of foolishness, incompetence and suspected malfeasance. From signature forgery to questions about spending to accusations of system manipulation, it has been an era of implosion and sewer-level hustling.
The more cronies Stainbrook worked into the BOE — his close pal Meghan Gallagher and former legal representative Tony DeGidio being the most visible examples — the further into chaos the elections process has deteriorated. As far back as 2011, Toledo Free Press urged Husted to step in and rescue the sanctity of the voting process from the hostage situation in which it was entangled. It has taken years of embarrassment, election debacles and hundreds (thousands?) of hours of attention and untold financial resources from the secretary of state, but the process has finally played itself out: Husted has cleaned house at the BOE.
Like dominoes, the Stainbrook links of influence have toppled; there is now an opportunity to literally start from scratch and build an institution that voters — in the county, state and nation — can have faith in, or at least take for granted as almost every other county in the system does with their BOEs.
Husted followed the plodding but proper procedures and finally asserted the needed authority to make sweeping changes in Lucas County. That takes courage, even if that courage was applied with the pace and patience of a snail crossing a highway of salt. A sordid and tragicomic era in local politics will come to end thanks to Husted.
Shameful scandal
A few floors down in One Government Center, courage is as scarce as a shovel in the dirt at the Marina District. In the aftermath of a shameful scandal perpetrated solely by Sykes, not one Toledo City Councilperson has had the courage, sense, decency or pride to step up and condemn his reckless, divisive behavior.
To recap, Sykes was driving home April 24 when a Toledo police officer pulled him over because he could not read Sykes' rear license plate. The officer had an even tougher time reading Sykes' front plate, as he did not have one. That's illegal in Ohio, and while it's a minor and probably common offense, we have a right to expect our elected leaders to understand and obey basic laws.
Sykes subsequently wrote a letter to Chief of Police William Moton, saying his April 24 experience was attributable to "profiling." On official City of Toledo letterhead.
An investigation definitively showed that no such profiling occurred. But the damage was done, as Sykes besmirched the reputations of two Toledo police officers in his quest to shirk responsibility and play the "I'll show you who I am" card.
Dan Wagner, president of the Toledo Police Patrolman's Association (TPPA), has called for Sykes to resign. The International Union of Police Associations, AFL-CIO (IUPA), issued a statement May 28 in support of the TPPA, calling for Sykes to resign after an internal police investigation found his claims of police profiling at a recent traffic stop to be unfounded.
IUPA called on its entire membership, especially police units in Ohio, to stand with the TPPA on this issue.
So at some point, other members of Council could have — should have — made it clear they do not condone Sykes' behavior. They could make a statement supporting the police, censure Sykes' behavior or, if they collectively could gather one spine among them, join the call for his resignation. They could at least condemn his irresponsible invocation, right?
Toledo City Council members Mike Craig, Paula Hicks-Hudson and Jack Ford declined to comment on the call for Sykes' resignation.
Sykes and Council members Tyrone Riley, Matt Cherry, Tom Waniewski, Lindsay Webb, Theresa Gabriel, Rob Ludeman, Sandy Spang and Steven Steel did not return requests for comment.
Cowards, every one of them.
Silence is consent. By hiding and avoiding even the slightest condemnation of Sykes' actions, they are condoning his behavior and adding their piss to the disrespectful stream Sykes aimed at the badges of our Toledo police. Mayor D. Michael Collins — a retired cop, for Chrissake — hasn't distinguished his leadership in this incident, either. Mumbling about an investigation is not leadership; it's avoiding the issue.
I know race is a complicated and scary topic, but what about simple right and wrong? Doesn't the value of doing what is right transcend the politics of race? Of politics itself?
Good luck expressing your outrage at the next faux cause that comes along, Council members. If you can't work up the courage to stand beside police who are unfairly tarred with such an alarming false accusation, what will motivate you? Any topic you call a news conference to grandstand on is laughable if you can't take a stand on such an egregious abuse of authority as Sykes tried to perpetrate on our cops.
The failure to condemn Sykes calls into question the ability of Council as a body and its individual members to function with any moral credibility. Perhaps another BOE-like clean sweep and fresh start is in order.
I am no summer intern; this behavior does not shock me. It simply reinforces my conviction that Toledo politics is the lowest form of public service.
It took years for Stainbrook to ruin the credibility of the BOE and for Husted to start the repairs. It only took one incident for Sykes to reveal Toledo City Council's true colors: not black or white, but a blazing streak of yellow.
Michael S. Miller is editor in chief of Toledo Free Press and news director of Newsradio 1370 WSPD. Email him at email@example.com.
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Well, FedEx just dropped off my new toy. This thing is freakin' cool!
All parts are present and accounted for. I was kind of concerned by the amount of tape and battered end of the box, but all the parts made it here together!
The buttstock is wooden, and isn't too beat up. A solvent soaking and some minor sanding will get it looking almost new.
The barrel is in perfect shape. I was worried after reading a few posts about some that folks on the MG42 board got some really ugly kits from I/O. This one is REALLY nice. It's stamped 7.62x51 on the barrel, so I know they sent the right one.
The receiver looks like all the pieces are from the same original gun. All the cuts line up and there is a fairly uniform gap at each one. With some cleanup of the cuts, even I should be able to stitch this back together.
The only part that suffered any damage was the recuperator. The plunger looks a little rough and the threaded stud is neutered. There's a little ridge that runs the length of the piece and it's a bit mashed at the plunger end. It can easily be straightened, so no worries about that one.
Since I know the "worthless without pics" smilies will be posted by someone, I'm linking a pic to this post. Rather than post a pic of my kit, here's the one from I/O. The only difference is that this pic shows a bakelite buttstock. I can't see taking up more space in my gallery with a pic of the exact same parts.
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The kick-assest baby girl has officially arrived. Uma Thurman gave birth to a baby girl on Sunday. She is the third child for the 42-year-old Oscar nominee, who has two children – Maya, 13, and Levon, 10 – with ex-husband Ethan Hawke. But this is her first child with financier boyfriend, Arpad Busson. How exciting!
Uma and Busson actually called off their engagement in 2009, but reunited last year. Back in February when the news first broke of Thurman's pregnancy, Us Weekly reported that "Uma was definitely not planning on having another kid. It was a surprise, but she's over the moon about it, very excited." Well, good 'cause we're excited too.
Yesterday, Us updated that the Kill Bill star and her little bundle of adorable badass-ness are healthy and doing well.
We absolutely love Uma in this recurring role as mom bringing some tough chicks into the world!
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Before you begin:
Thank you for choosing your next home with us! Selecting your new home is the hard part, our goal is to make the application process as easy as possible for you. We ask that you review the application requirements before beginning the application process. Please be prepared to pay the application fee as outlined in the property listing.
Rental Requirements:
• Credit/Background: A complete check of credit & criminal history will be made. Applicant should have a favorable credit rating. Charged off accounts, collections, judgments, bankruptcies, with in the past 5 years, may be a basis for denial.
• Rental History: The applicant (s) should have a positive past rental reference or have previously owned a home (with mortgage in good standing). This includes no late rent payments, Unlawful Detainers, or lease violations.
• Income: A prospective Resident should meet the minimum income requirements:
• 1 person must have a gross monthly income of at least 3 times the monthly rent
• 2 persons must have a gross monthly income of at least 3.5 times the monthly rent
• 3 persons must have a gross monthly income of at least 4 times the monthly rent
• 4 persons must have a gross monthly income of at lease 4.5 times the monthly rent
Lease Terms:
• One-year Lease (12 full months).
Security Deposit:
• The Security Deposit payment is required at the time of the lease signing. The first month rent is due on the day of move in.
• Must be at least 18 years of age to contract for lease. Each resident over the age of 18 must submit a separate rental application.
Occupancy Limits:
• 1 person is allowed per studio apartment
• 2 persons are allowed per one-bedroom
• 3 persons are allowed per two-bedroom
• 4 persons are allowed per three - bedroom
• Each person beyond the above limits will require an additional $75.00 monthly rent charge.
The Application Process:
• The $45.00 application fee is non-refundable and must be paid before any verification begins. All information provided must be verifiable. Falsifying, misleading and/or inconsistent information may be a basis for denial.
• If your application is accepted you will be notified by telephone. Please respond within 24 hours to schedule a lease signing. Your lease signing must take place within 48 hours of being accepted. The lease signing will take place at the rental office for the apartment community you are applying for. If your application is denied a denial letter will be mailed within 48 hours.
• At lease signing you will be required to provide a copy a driver's license, state ID or other government issued ID, and proof of income and/or ability to pay rent. Your income information may be uploaded at the end of this application. You may be instructed to upload your Identification, please do not include your Identification at this time. At Home Apartments will request a copy at your lease signing.
Other Policies: Below is a sample list policies which may affect the unit you are applying for. This is not a complete list as there are other polices which may affect the unit. Please consult with Management for more information on our rental polices.
• Rent Payment: For your convenience, all incoming residents are required to make their monthly rental payments through our online Resident Portal system. This program is offered to you at no additional charge and allows you to set-up recurring or one time rent payments, and also track your rental account activity. Detailed information about this program is available at the time of your lease signing or at your earlier request.
• Utilities: Resident responsibility for utilities varies by apartment community. Please consult with Property Management for more information.
• Pets: Rules and policies regarding pets, pet fees and/or pet deposits vary by apartment community. Please consult with Property Management for more details. Please verify that the unit you are applying for accepts any pet you may have.
• Smoke-Free Living: If you desire either the option to smoke in your apartment or require a smoke-free living environment please consult with the property manager before submitting an application. Some of our apartment communities have been designated as smoke-free and smoking is not permitted anywhere in the apartment units or on-site.
At Home Apartments does not discriminate against tenants or prospective tenants based on race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, or age. These policies comply with the Equal Housing Opportunity Act and other similar laws.
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Stinging Insect Allergies
For most people, getting stung by a wasp or bee is a painful nuisance. But for those allergic to insect venom, it can mean anaphylaxis. Allergic Living asks Dr. Peter Vadas about risks, reactions and protecting yourself.
The insects that cause the majority of life-threatening reactions in North America are: the honeybee, the yellow jacket, the yellow hornet, the white-face hornet, the paper wasp and the fire ant. "Those are the six that we have very good skin-test reagents for, and also the six that we have very good desensitization protocols for," says Vadas, the director of Allergy and Clinical Immunology at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto.
Yellow jackets are the most aggressive, and in the same family as hornets and wasps. This means that if you're allergic to one, you may be allergic to the others.
The honeybee is a distant relative, with distinct venom proteins, so if that's your allergen, you aren't likely to react to the others. Fire ants are native to Florida and Central America, but aren't a risk farther north.
The first time you're stung by one of the pesky insects, you won't have a life-threatening allergic reaction. Your body needs to be exposed to the venom before it recognizes the protein, and begins to create IgE antibodies against it. In fact, you may be stung many times without anaphylaxing, says Vadas.
Those who have the most exposure to the insects are more likely to be stung and therefore more likely to experience sting reactions.
How big is the risk?
The risk in the general population of a sting being life-threatening is about 2 per cent. If you're having a large reaction at the site of a sting on your body, Vadas says the risk increases slightly, to 5 per cent. With systemic symptoms remote from the sting, such as breathing difficulties or fainting, the risk jumps to 20 to 60 per cent.
When to worry?
The point at which a person becomes at risk of having a life-threatening reaction is different for kids and adults.
If a person younger than 16 years old gets stung and feels the reaction in either his airway (difficulty breathing, chest tightness) or with his blood pressure (dizziness, fainting), he is at risk of having a life-threatening reaction the next time he is stung.
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BURLINGTON, N.C. --- The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's basketball team will remain in North Carolina for a Monday night matchup with the Elon Phoenix at Alumni Gym. The game is set to tip off at 7 p.m.
The Lady Mocs are 10-2 overall and 3-0 in Southern Conference action while the Phoenix moved to 5-7 on the year and with a Saturday afternoon win over Samford, improved to 2-1 in league play.
The "Voice of the Lady Mocs" Larry Ward will have all the action live on ESPN 105.1 FM. Live stats and streaming video will be available on the Lady Mocs schedule page or the GameDay Central page on GoMocs.com.
HEAD COACH: Wes Moore (Tennessee, 1986)
2012-13: Overall: 10-2 - Southern Conference: 3-0
The Lady Mocs returned to Southern Conference play last Saturday with a 76-46 win over UNCG on the Spartans home court to move to 10-2 overall and 3-0 in league play. It was Chattanooga's seventh game topping the 70-point mark this season and the second-lowest scoring output by an opponent.
Chattanooga is averaging 71.4 points per game, second in the SoCon and has the league's top scoring margin, outscoring opponents by 15.7 per game. The Lady Mocs are shooting 41.9 percent from the field, second best in the league, and fifth-best in the SoCon from the 3-point arc making 30.6 percent of their attempts. Chattanooga is tied with Samford at the top of the league standings for 3-pointers made per game at 7.1.
On the boards, the Lady Mocs are second in the SoCon for rebounds with 41.6 per game and are first in rebounding margin snaring 3.1 more per game that their opponents. Chattanooga averages 15 rebounds on the offensive end (5th) and 26.2 on the defensive end (2nd).
Chattanooga is second in the league for assists with 15.5 per game and dished out a season-high 20 against the Spartans on Saturday. UTC is third with 10.6 steals per game, second with a turnover margin of +5.20 and leads the conference in assist-turnover ratio with 15.5 assists to 15.0 turnovers (1.0) per game.
Junior Ashlen Dewart (Spartanburg, S.C.) has made the most of her starting opportunities. She leads the league in field goal percentage, making 53.3 percent of her shots and is third in scoring with 15.9 points per game. Senior Kayla Christopher (Oliver Springs, Tenn.) is 12th in the SoCon in scoring and led UTC with 19 points in Saturday's win and ranks third in field goal percentage (.469), 3-point field goal percentage (.409) and 3-pointers made (27-2.3/game). Junior Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.) ranks 18th in the league for scoring with 9.3 points per game.
On the boards, Dewart has a team-high 6.6 followed by senior Kylie Lambert (Etowah, Tenn.) with 6.2. Hall is third with 6.1 boards per game. Lambert is 10th in the league on the offensive boards with 2.5 per game while Dewart ranks ninth on the defensive end with 4.4 per game and Hall is 10th with 4.0 per game.
HEAD COACH: Charlotte Smith (North Carolina, 1999)
ELON RECORD: 21-21 (2) - CAREER RECORD: same
2012-13: Overall: 5-7 - Southern Conference: 2-1
Elon grabbed a 65-41 win over reigning Southern Conference Tournament Champion Samford on Saturday to improve to 2-1 in league play and 5-7 on the year. After opening SoCon play with a loss to College of Charleston (57-55) on December 1st at home, the Phoenix rebounded with a win over Western Carolina (64-48) on the road.
Elon is ranked third in the SoCon in scoring with 65.2 points per game, topping the 70-point mark just three times. They are ranked ninth in scoring defense, allowing 64.8 points per game, but third in scoring margin with a narrow 0.3 scoring advantage over their opponents. From the floor, the Phoenix are third with a 41.6 shooting percentage and make 32.3 percent of their attempts from the 3-point line, fourth best in the SoCon. Elon averages 5.1 made 3-pointers per game.
On the boards, the Elon is third in the league averaging 39.2 rebounds per game and is fourth in rebounding margin getting outmanned on the boards by -0.6 per game. However, the Phoenix lead the league on the blocked shots chart with 4.9 per game. Elon is sixth in steals with 10.2 per game and fifth on the assists chart with 13.3 per game.
Senior Ali Ford leads the Phoenix in scoring with 16 points per game, second best in the conference and is ninth in field goal percentage making 42.8 percent of her shots. Ford is second from the 3-point line in the SoCon with 2.8 per game and fourth in accuracy, making 38.8 percent of her attempts. She is fourth in assists for Elon with 4.3 per game and fourth in the league from the free throw line making 29-of-32 (90.6%).
Kelsey Evans is 10th in the SoCon in scoring with 14.2 points per game and Kelsey Harris is 20th with 9.3 points per game. Zora Stephenson is ranked 29th in the SoCon with 7.4 points per game. Evans has a team high 9.2 rebounds per game and Harris is 12th in the league with 5.8 per game and Sam Cofer, with 4.5 rebounds per game, is ranked 22nd in the SoCon standings.
Harris is fourth for shooting accuracy making nearly 47 percent of her attempts followed by Evans who shoots 46.8 percent. Shon Redmond is third in the league for steals with 2.9 per game while Evans is second in the SoCon standings with 2.1 blocked shots per game.
This will be the 20th game between the two teams since Elon joined the Southern Conference in 2003-04 season. Chattanooga is 17-2 against the Phoenix after starting the series with 13 straight wins. UTC is 4-2 over the last six games including a current three-game win streak. In the last meeting, the Lady Mocs posted an 80-65 home court win. The last time the two teams met on the road, UTC won 59-46. Elon's first win against Chattanooga was a 74-66 win at Alumni Gym in 2009. They followed it the next season with a 74-61 win at the Roundhouse.
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South Walton Beaches Wine & Food Fest kicked off last Thursday afternoon with a VIP opening meet and greet on
Saturday's wine auction was well attended, including by Jane Soloman, Lauren Magli, Justin Gaffrey, Tiffanie Shelton, Joan Carter, and Emeril Lagasse.
Before heading to the Grand Tasting on Sunday, I had a fun adventure. I arose before daylight and took coffee out to the beach to watch the sun rise. We who live here tend to take the beach for granted. If you are lucky enough to live here and have not experienced this, do it! Sweet!
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Things like this make me feel so wonderful I think I could almost explode!!!
I read somewhere, don't remember where, but that heaping coals on the head, was a gesture of kindness, because some folks did not have fire(coals) to cook with and by giving the coals was just as giving food or water Like the adage rather than give a person a fish teach the person how to fish.Don't mean to muddle the posters gathered benefit.
"On the contrary: "If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink. In doing this, you will heap burning coals on his head."After countless passages that spoke to me about UR, this one did it for me. I am convinced, I am freed. If I was to read this months ago, I would have thought "Oh me doing something kind to an enemy will torture them like fire, for they will see how much nicer I am compared to themselves" No. In reality if I was to do this to an enemy, to feed them they will think twice about me and approach me with kindness. I now realize the meaning of the coals - Isa 6:6-7 NIV "Then one of the seraphs flew to me with a live coal in his hand, which he had taken with tongs from the altar. 7 With it he touched my mouth and said, "See, this has touched your lips; your guilt is taken away and your sin atoned for." The Angel did not take away Isaiah's sin, the coal did! What often represents God? Fire. By treating our enemies with kindness we are forgiving them of their sins towards us. Is this not what God does to us? Are we not his enemies? Because of Christ we are ALL saved. Even if I did not believe Christ died for me, who is to say he will not give me the bread of life if I hunger for it in this age or the next? Or thirst for the stream of life? Him giving me these things "will heap burning coals" on my head! His awesome holy fire will purify my soul, he will put his spirit in me, and give me a new heart. Praise God!!
Great verse.When I was ET I would think, "the nicer you are to "bad" people, the more they will "deserve" hellfire. The nicer you are the more coals, the hotter, the more torment you can cause someone. Is that sick thinking or what? It sure wasn't love.
I heard something quite similar awhile back which I always liked. Families in smaller villages, or perhaps just communities, would take turns getting up early and starting a fire for cooking and heating water throughout the day. One of the children in the family would carry some of the burning 'coals' to the other houses so that they could start their fires easily. So to me this saying was something like when you do something nice for one person, many more will benefit from it.I like the reference to the coal on the lips too. Much to ruminate upon.Quote from: micah7:9 on December 12, 2012, 08:56:32 PMI read somewhere, don't remember where, but that heaping coals on the head, was a gesture of kindness, because some folks did not have fire(coals) to cook with and by giving the coals was just as giving food or water Like the adage rather than give a person a fish teach the person how to fish.Don't mean to muddle the posters gathered benefit.
In the midst of the living beings there was something that looked like burning coals of fire, like torches darting back and forth among the living beings. The fire was bright, and lightning was flashing from the fire. And the living beings ran to and fro like bolts of lightning. (Eze 1:13-14)The coming of the Son of Man will be like lightning, flashing from the east to the west. Come quickly, Lord Jesus!
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Last week, the House passed a bill making handgun permit information confidential. The General Assembly is also considering a bill rolling back renewable energy requirements, an amendment of divorce law imposing a two-year waiting period with counseling stipulations and an act establishing an independent Public Charter School Board.
House Bill 17: "Gun Permits/Confidentiality
"An act to provide for the confidentiality of information regarding concealed handgun permits and pistol purchase permits."
• Passed House 97-20 March 26
• Currently in Senate Judiciary I Committee
• Co-sponsored by Rep. Jonathon Jordan, R-Ashe, Watauga
The bill reads: "Except as provided otherwise…the list of permit holders and the information collected by the sheriff to process an application for a permit are confidential and are not a public record under G.S. 132-1."
Sheriffs' offices "shall keep a record of all licenses or permits issued under this article, including the name, date, place of residence, age, former place of residence, etc., of each such person, firm, or corporation to whom for which a license or permit is issued," and "shall make the records available upon request to all State and local law enforcement agencies."
Also, "Every dealer in pistols…shall keep an accurate record of all sales thereof, including the name, place of residence, date of sale, etc., of each person, firm, or corporation to whom or which such sales are made."
This act will be effective Dec. 1, 2013
House Bill 298: "Affordable and Reliable Energy Act"
"An act to reduce the burden of high energy costs on the citizens of N.C. by eliminating renewable energy portfolio standards; and to provide for cost recovery by public utilities for certain costs of compliance with renewable energy portfolio standards."
• Filed March 13, currently in Subcommittee on Energy and Emerging Markets
• Senate Bill 365 version passed first reading March 20
This legislation would strike a 2007 requirement that, by 2012, three percent of all public electric utility sales must come from renewable resources, increasing to 12.5 percent by 2021.
The bill also eliminates a requirement that electric power suppliers increase their solar-generated power from 0.02 percent in 2010 to 0.2 percent in 2018.
Senate Bill 518: "Healthy Marriage Act"
"An act amending the laws pertaining to divorce to establish a two-year waiting period to file for an absolute divorce; to allow a couple to live together during the…waiting period; and to require…a couple complete courses on communication and the impact of divorce on children."
According to this amendment of divorce law (G.S. 50-6), "Marriages may be dissolved and the parties thereto divorced…upon satisfying the following requirements before filing for divorce…"
"The spouse seeking the divorce shall give a written notice of intent to file for divorce to the other spouse at the beginning of the two year waiting period…there is no requirement that the husband and wife live separate and apart."
During the waiting period, the couple must complete courses on communication and conflict resolution, but not necessarily together.
Senate Bill 337: "N.C. Public Charter School Board"
• Filed March 28, passed first reading April 1
• Currently in Senate Committee on Rules and Operations
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Montgomery County would pour hundreds of millions of dollars into the White Flint area to promote private growth and redevelopment around the Metro station under a fiscal year 2015 capital budget proposed by County Executive Isiah Leggett.
Almost $340 million of public money will be dedicated to generating private investment of even more money in White Flint, according to a draft copy of the proposed budget provided to The Gazette.
The six-year capital improvement plan features plans to construct a new road and bike lane on the area's Main/Market Street, reconfiguring Executive Boulevard North and reconfiguring the intersection of Old Georgetown Road, Executive Boulevard and Hoya Street.
The project includes $170 million in county funding for road projects on Montrose Parkway East and Chapman Avenue Extended and relocating the White Flint Fire Station to promote redevelopment in the area.
The Montrose Parkway East portion will build a new road to connect with the existing Montrose Parkway/Rockville Pike interchange to Viers Mill Road.
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The White Flint plans are part of a $4.4 billion capital improvement plan Leggett is scheduled to share with the council on Wednesday.
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Funding for schools is a major part of Leggett's proposed plan, as Montgomery County Public Schools attempts to deal with dramatic increases in enrollment.
The county's public schools increased by 14,599 students between 2000 and 2012, and nearly half of the schools are projected to have too many students to accommodate by the 2018-19 school year.
The county is working with its delegation to the General Assembly to get about $20 million more from the state to combine with $40 million from the county for school construction. That would allow the county to generate between $600 million and $700 million in money for school expansion and construction.
"I'm optimistic, but cautiously optimistic," Leggett said Friday about the possibility of additional state funds. "I think we have a strong case to make."
Leggett joined Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker and Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz to announce they'll work together on legislation for additional funding for school modernization and construction.
Leggett's capital improvement program recommends $1.117 billion for the county's public schools, a 13.1 percent increase from the approved Fiscal Year 2013-18 CIP.
Those expenditures are being balanced by a 14 percent decrease in funding for county government projects, totalling $308.3 million.
If the proposal is fully funded, MCPS's school construction request could fund new additions to 18 elementary schools, two middle schools and two high schools, according to the draft proposal. Those projects would create 455 new classrooms by fiscal 2020.
Among other education projects, the proposal includes a $37 million increase for heating, air conditioning and ventilation work.
The capital proposal also includes $348.1 million in funding for Montgomery College, with $89.6 million expected to come from state funding.
The plan would include completing a renovation to a science building and construction of a parking garage on the Rockville campus in 2015; opening the Germantown campus's Bioscience Education Center in fiscal 2015; and the beginning of design in fiscal 2018 for the Takoma Park campus's Takoma Park/Silver Spring Math and Science Center, with construction scheduled to begin in fiscal 2020.
Leggett's plan would provide funding for transportation projects, including several in the upcounty region.
One project would extend Observation Drive between Germantown and Clarksburg to relieve traffic congestion, while a public-private partnership would connect an intersection of Brink Road and Little Seneca and Snowden Farm parkways to support development and improve traffic flow.
Another project would widen lanes and add sidewalks, bike paths and center medians to Goshen Road South from Girard Street to Warfield Road near Montgomery Village.
Leggett's plan proposes $51.9 million to replace fire apparatus that couldn't be replaced during the recession.
Over the six-year course of the plan, the money would be expected to replace nine aerial units, 64 ambulances, 21 engines, four all-wheel-drive pumper trucks, four rescue squads and two tankers.
The capital improvement plan would change how the county renovates libraries.
The county is in a transitional period with its libraries, re-evaluating how they're built and used, Leggett said.
Technology is changing how libraries operate, and the county will look at how the buildings are used, he said.
Leggett's proposal includes money for the Silver Spring Library, which is scheduled to open this year, as well as a combination of a library and recreation center in Wheaton.
In the future, rather than closing down and renovating them, the county will likely perform "refreshments" that will provide electrical and furniture upgrades to more quickly provide upgraded facilities, Leggett said.
The new method is expected to allow the county to update and renovate 17 libraries over the six-year course of the capital plan rather than two libraries under the old method.
Leggett's proposal also provides $363 million in investments in stormwater management by shifting the focus of the county's programs from hard concrete structures to methods such as rain gardens, bioretention fields and other environmentally friendly techniques.


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Johanna L. H. Young, Joan, age 82, died on January 10, 2013. Born July 9, 1930, she graduated from the Montrose School in Essex Fells, NJ, attended Wheaton College and graduated from Uppsala College. Soon after, she joined the U.S. Navy, had an outstanding career and was one of the first women, back in the day, to achieve the rank of captain. She served as a naval intelligence officer at Pearl Harbor, San Francisco and the Pentagon. When she moved to Boston, she headed the recruitment office there. Then in the reserves, she ran a tight ship in the 1st Naval District in Lawrence, MA.
Alternating with her love of the sea she also loved to ski at Mad River Glen. Traveling from Marblehead, MA, she spent most of her winters at her ski house and was a member of the Mad River Homeowners Association. However, old timers in the area knew Joan from the early days when the "practice slope" was the only way down and Roland Palmedo was busy designing and cutting other fantastic trails down the mountain.
During that time, Joan was a member of the Montclair Ski Club and enjoyed many off-season work weekends helping to build and maintain their lodge on Schuss Pass. In those days, a call home required a walk to the wooden callbox where you cranked up the phone and asked the local operator to put through your call.
If there was no room at the lodge, Joan checked into the old Beckenridge Lodge, ordered a venison steak for dinner and then relaxed by the fire while Otto Beckenridge told his stories or debated the pros and cons of moose versus venison steaks. Next morning, it was off to the Montclair Ski Club to repair the deck, chop kindling or do whatever needed to be done.
Joan was an expert skier who taught two generations of her family to ski and only gave up the expert trails in her late 70s. Staying with her on weekends was a treat for her family and friends. If you had to stay indoors, there was always a jigsaw puzzle to work on or a game of Parcheesi, cribbage or Yahtzee, a roaring fire in the fireplace and a pot of cheese fondue.
After a big snowfall, there were snowmen to build, igloos too and, of course, snow angels! Like many other Mad River Glen devotees, Joan had a predilection for going off trail, through the woods, getting closer to the mountain she loved. "See you at the 19th hole?" "Paradise? I know where that is!" "Here's where you cut off the Antelope and ski to my back door!" She created many special memories for her friends and family with her zest for life.
Joan was an amazing multifaceted woman who also loved to golf and enjoyed concerts at the Boston Symphony and plays at the North Shore Theater in Beverly, MA. She was a great cook and a volunteer for anyone who needed help. She was on call 24/7 her whole life long which always kept her busy.
If you knew Joan, you also knew she loved life, family, God and country. Her faith was strong. She attended the First Church of Swampscott, Congregational. At the end of her mercifully short bout with cancer, she said she had a good long life and loved her family.
She is survived by her loving sister, Helen Y. Post of Vero Beach, FL; adoring nieces, Wilhelmina C. Randall of Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, Susan P. Schlactenhaufen of Lake Forest, IL, and Elizabeth Cundari of Verona, NJ; nine grandnieces and grandnephews, one great grandniece, one great grandnephew; and many devoted friends, especially her best friend, Joanne H. Evans.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 2, 2013, 4 p.m., at the First Church in Swampscott in Swampscott, MA. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network in memory of Johanna Young. The address is 1500 Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 200, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266. Please visit the online guestbook at www.eustisandcornellfuneralhome.com.


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Report: Jon Jones elbow injury requires second look - MMAmania.com
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Light Heavyweight champion Jon Jones defended his belt for the fourth consecutive time when he submitted Vitor Belfort in the fourth round of their 205-pound bout at UFC 152, which took place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada just last month (Sept. 22, 2012).
Unfortunately, the victory didn't come without cost.
In the first round, "The Phenom" came close to shocking the world when he locked in a deep armbar that seemingly came inches from forcing "Bones" to tap to the pressure.
It was a test of the champ's fortitude, and he passed, pushing through the pain, slamming Belfort onto the canvas, and continuing through (even using his injured arm to punch and elbow his opponent) to work toward a gritty victory by way of an Americana submission later in the fight.
Love him or hate him, it was impressive.
Afterward, Jones told reporters that he thought he heard something pop when Belfort had his arm torqued in the wrong direction. Even Belfort stated that he was surprised that Jones didn't tap.
Based on those particulars, you'd expect to hear that Jones sustained a serious injury. You might be right, but the results are currently inconclusive.
A report featured on FUEL TV's "UFC Tonight" brought word regarding the status of Jones' injury. Anchor Todd Harris delivered the following during the broadcast:
For now, the official word is that it's a strain, but the jury is certainly still out until the follow up procedure is done and the test results are returned."According to Jones' wrestling coach, Izzy Martinez, the injury Jon Jones suffered at UFC 152 was just a strain with no ligament damage. However ... Jones requires a follow up examination in Los Angeles, because, for whatever reason, the camp was told the first procedure may have been incomplete. As of this taping, no word on how that procedure went."


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Nov. 5 vs Redlands, 7:05 p.m.
Nov. 20 vs Vanguard, 2:00 p.m.
Dec. 7 vs Cal Lutheran, 7:05 p.m.
Dec. 22 vs Santa Clara, 7:05 p.m.
Dec. 28 vs Pacific, 7:05 p.m.
Dec. 30 vs UC Davis, 7:05 p.m.
Jan. 13 vs UC Riverside, 7:05 p.m.
Jan. 15 vs Cal State Fullerton, 7:05 p.m.
Jan. 19 vs Seattle University, 7:05 p.m.
Jan. 22 vs Cal Poly, 1:05 p.m.
Feb. 5 vs UC Irvine, 7:05 p.m.
Feb. 12 vs Long Beach State, 7:05 p.m.
Feb. 24 vs UC Santa Barbara, 7:05 p.m.
The 2010-11 CSUN Women's Basketball Home Schedule
Nov. 17 vs Pepperdine, 7:00 p.m.
Nov. 26-27 - The Holiday Inn Thanksgiving Basketball Classic, 5:00 p.m.
Nov. 30 vs Loyola Marymount, 7:00 p.m.
Dec. 8 vs Washington, 7:00 p.m.
Jan. 5 vs Long Beach State, 7:00 p.m.
Jan. 19 vs San Diego, 5:00 p.m.
Jan. 27 vs UC Irvine, 7:00 p.m.
Jan. 29 vs UC Santa Barbara, 4:00 p.m.
Feb. 3 vs UC Riverside, 7:00 p.m.
Feb. 12 vs Cal State Fullerton, 4:00 p.m.
Feb. 17 vs Cal Poly, 7:00 p.m.
Mar. 3 vs UC Davis, 7:00 p.m.
Mar. 5 vs Pacific, 4:00 p.m.
The 2011 Big West Basketball Tournament Schedule
Date, Gate, Time
March 8 - Women's Quarterfinals at Campus Sites, 7:00 p.m.
March 10 - Men's Quarterfinals at Honda Center, All Day (begins at Noon)
March 11 - Women's Semifinals, 12:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m.
March 11 - Men's Semifinals, 6:30 p.m. & 9:00 p.m.
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You can do it all by yourself, man. And if you're dragged into the store by your lady or mom, bite your tongue, put away your phone and take a peek around. Sure, it's a white girl's haven of Pinterest-worthy finds that she pins and pins and pins away at into the wee hours in the morning.
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We totally spend the same amount of time on fantasy football leagues, so I think we can take one for the team.
Being the quintessential friend of the quintessential Pinterest girl, I ventured into Anthropologie this past week and found a few things that you might like as well. I was actually looking for bed sheets and walked out with a candle. So, go figure this post was about to happen.
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- Pocket square, snot rag or fancy cloth napkin. You decide.
- Literary correspondance napkin set ($30).
- Because you're using your mason jar to drink fancy drinks out of:
- Besom holder ($70) to hold your blades and fancy pens.
- Because you already have a tin to hold your pipe tobacco:
- Classic bike repair tin kit ($14). Hey, it looks cool, and it's practical.
- The most masculine candle from a woman's store:
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- Warm those hard floors a bit, yeah?
- Festival rug ($78). You can have some color in your house, I swear.
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Kennedy is improving but still no certainty
NSW coach Phil Gould says injured second rower Ben Kennedy will be given until Sunday to prove his fitness for the State of Origin series opener against Queensland on Wednesday night.
Blues switch on as Gould sweats the fun out
THE New South Wales camp is happy with the progress of injured second rower Ben Kennedy as the countdown continues to this year's State of Origin series opener against Queensland.
Lewis statue aids Origin mind games
A life-size bronze statue of Queensland rugby league legend Wally Lewis has been returned to Brisbane's Lang Park.
Origin all clear for Queensland
EVERYONE in Queensland's rugby league team has been passed fit at the State of Origin medical in Brisbane today.
Menzies and Anasta in race to be Blues' 18th man
NEW South Wales coach Phil Gould has indicated Steve Menzies and Braith Anasta are in a two-horse race to be Blues' travelling reserve for State of Origin I against Queensland.
Johns nominates Lockyer as NSW's biggest worry
NEW South Wales has nominated brilliant fullback Darren Lockyer as the greatest threat to the Blues' hopes of wresting State of Origin supremacy back from Queensland this year.
NSWRL Premier League - Round 9 Review.
ROUND 9 of the NSWRL Premier League saw some rather large scores posted. The Cougars put on a polished performance over Norths. The thriller at Sydney Showgrounds between the Bulldogs and the Magpies certainly entertained the crowd as did the game played at Henson Park between the Newtown Jets and the Roosters.
NZRL Search Nets Results
AN Australia-wide talent search for future Kiwis rugby league internationals has produced encouraging results with at least a dozen potential players unearthed.
Let There Be Lights!
R2K Comment: The below St.George-Illawarra press release confirms the Dragons have decided to switch their home game against the Broncos from Jubilee Oval to WIN Stadium. To offset the loss, Jubilee Oval has been allocated the round 25 match against Newcastle, which is a reasonable swap under the circumstances.
Hodgson out of Eels camp
EELS fullback Brett Hodgson will not be with the Eels next season after failing to come to terms on a new deal. Hodgosn is asking $230,000 a season and the Eels are willing to pay $150,000 a season leaving the fullback with little option but to look elsewhere. Parramatta do have last right of refusal meaning the Eels can make the final offer to Hodgson before he signs elsewhere.
Geyer resigns with Storm
AFTER re-signing today for at least a further two years, Storm winger Matt Geyer has predicted that Melbourne will once again reach lofty heights under the guidance of coach Craig Bellamy.
R2K Reminder : Deadline Approaching
ST.GEORGE-ILLAWARRA supporters only have until close of business on Tuesday to write to Hurstville Council in support of the proposed $50,000 Jubilee Oval donation. The donation is subject to public comment and it is very important that the Council receives positive feedback about the proposed donation. The deadline to contact Rockdale Council is a week later on Tuesday, the 17th of June. The proposed Rockdale Council donation is also subject to public comment.
Bulldogs experience comes through in the end
A Roosters side minus 7 of their top players played out of their skins but went down to the more experienced Bulldogs pack by 28 - 18 at Aussie Stadium.
Good news for Amos
ST George Illawarra Dragons winger, Amos Roberts received some good news today after being told he would not require shoulder surgery as expected. Indications are that Roberts may return in six weeks time.
Kearney To Equal Hero's Record
ON the verge of equalling the record for the most premiership appearances by a New Zealander, Storm skipper Stephen Kearney says he is humbled to be overtaking the man he idolised as a youngster.


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While traveling out of town recently, I was overrun by old motorcycles. The riders were all wearing pinnies, as you do in a race. This area allows these motorcycles to run the roads and at the same time utilize the Shaw's parking lot to run the obstacle course.
I think of all the grief, we who are motocross or trials course riders catch. People turn their noses up to our sport or just complain about the noise. Yes, some of our motorcycles are larger and louder. Nonetheless, if you research back far enough you will see that this area used to have a motocross trials race. How can people of this area stand behind one motorsport and not another? How can this be fair to everyone? In my opinion, it's discriminating.
If you take a moment, you'll see that the number of off-road motorcycles is ever increasing, with a large club right here in our midst. Why should we be forced to travel two-plus hours to participate in a race?
Those old motorcycles are quieter, but it wasn't that long ago that the sound of high-powered snowmobiles rang out from Kenyon's field. I rarely saw any opposition to those events.
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PHOENIX -- Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says the state's economy won't be badly hurt if US Airways merges with American Airlines and the company headquarters moves to Texas.
Brewer said Monday she's met with US Airways CEO Doug Parker and he's assured her the majority of jobs in Phoenix will stay even with the move. She says Parker and headquarters staff would move but Phoenix would remain a hub and thousands of operations jobs would remain here.
"We would rather have them not even be discussing this, but the bottom line is that they're probably going to move forward to do what is best for their shareholders," said Brewer.
The governor says news reports that the Phoenix hub may be cut doesn't square with what Parker said. She says she got ``all sorts of assurances'' from Parker and she believes him.
Tempe-based US Airways is reportedly close to a merger with American parent AMR Corp. to create the world's biggest airline by passenger traffic.
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What's next for DOCSIS: Modulation options and impacts in HFC networks: COFDM and low-density parity check, Part 2December 4, 2013 7:16 pm | by Brady Volpe and Conrad L. Young | Comments
Many wonder how today's HFC networks will support high order modulations such as 4096-QAM. There are two technologies in the DOCSIS 3.1 specification that will enable this. One is Coded Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (COFDM) and the other low-density parity-check (LDPC) forward error correction. LDPC is the "C" (coded) part in COFDM.
Solving the Friday night delugeDecember 3, 2013 8:20 pm | by Brian Santo | Comments
The reactions to Netflix have varied throughout the cable industry. Some are irritated by a competitor highjacking their broadband pipes for free. Others see Netflix augmenting the value of their broadband product or as a complement or add-on to their own video services. Both can be true.
Home Networking: Cloud DVR has got nextDecember 3, 2013 7:51 pm | by Mike Robuck | Comments
Aside from the demand for video more content "anytime, anywhere, on any device," broadband penetration and the migration to IP are also terraforming the home networking landscape. One area that is emerging is cloud DVR, which allows subscribers to store content from their DVRs in the cloud, or more accurately, in data centers.
In Perspective: What's the frequency, Kenneth?December 3, 2013 7:21 pm | by Brian Santo | Comments
In 2014, CED willcelebrate its 40th year covering...well, an expanding universe of things. Forty years ago, CED had a tidy little focus covering the infant cable TV business, but in the intervening decades, cable companies moved into telephony and Internet access and business services and wireless connectivity and home automation and more.
Open Mic: Combining QoE and QoS for TVE servicesDecember 3, 2013 7:19 pm | by Steve Liu, Vice President of Video Network Monitoring, Tektronix | Comments
TV Everywhere is an imperative for MSOs, but like all new services, it poses several challenges as operators strive to ensure quality while simultaneously expanding their multi-screen deployments. Unlike traditional linear MPEG-2 services, TV Everywhere relies on the H.264 codec coupled with adaptive bit rate (ABR) streaming. Unsurprisingly, these new technologies pose quality concerns.
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There are grand and vocal disagreements flying about today as governments and private parties square off over the supposed usefulness of next-generation networks capable of hurtling digital data to everyday consumers at speeds of 1 gigabit per second or faster. Skeptics argue investing in super-fast networks is folly.
Ciciora's Corner: Walt's Laws on IdeasDecember 3, 2013 7:00 pm | by Walt S. Ciciora, Expert on cable and consumer electronics issues | Comments
I once heard a boss referred to as "leaves". He went beyond "not being able to see the forest for the trees." He couldn't even see the trees for the leaves! But as the boss, his ideas had to be explored and even implemented. Most failed, but that was expected. He was involved in the early days of the organization and, as such, gained a position from which no one was able to dislodge him.
Engineering-wise: General principlesDecember 3, 2013 6:58 pm | by Mark Dzuban, President and CEO of the SCTE | Comments
Who better to turn to for advice on that than General Colin Powell? The Leadership Primer from the former Chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff is "must" reading: not just for those in the position of building teams and driving change, but for the broader workforce as well.
Capital Currents: White Spaces Update – the Next WiFi?December 3, 2013 6:54 pm | by Jeffrey Kraussm, President of Telecommunications and Technology Policy | Comments
There has been a lot of regulatory activity since the FCC adopted its revised White Spaces rules in 2010, but not much marketplace activity. The FCC allows unlicensed low power transmitters to operate on "White Spaces"—TV band frequencies that are not being used by TV stations or other licensed transmitters.
Increasing the competitive edge for cable MSOs through investments in transformationDecember 2, 2013 1:51 pm | by Bob Titus, vice president, global converged solutions, NetCracker Technology | Comments
Cable MSOs are ready for fierce competition. They are making significant investments in their network infrastructure to be positioned for a high-bandwidth, mobile-integrated, multi-screen world. In this world, digital distribution is as important a line of business as traditional linear broadcast, so. MSOs are increasing investment in on-demand, next-generation broadband services as well as improved customer experience.
Upfront: Bill would lift OTT companies to MVPD statusNovember 27, 2013 11:49 am | by CED | Comments
Sen. Jay Rockefeller is planning a bill that aims to give upstart online video services the chance to compete on an equal footing with classic MVPDs by guaranteeing their rights to content. Furthermore, online video distributors would gain standing to compete directly with established pay TV companies as MVPDs.
CED Cable-Tec Expo Show daily: Day 3October 30, 2013 10:34 pm | by CED | Comments
In this issue: SeaChange + Deluxe Digital | Comcast + Ciena | SeaWell Networks | Appear TV | In Demand + Clearleap | SeaChange | Harmonic Inc. | Procera Networks | Elemental | Aurora Networks
Cable-Tec Expo Show Daily: Day 1October 30, 2013 8:58 pm | by CED | Comments
In this issue: Imagine | Elemental Technologies | Aurora Networks | Envivio | RGB Networks | Electroline | Effigis | Concurrent | Volicon | CommScope | Triveni Digital | RFMD | InnoTrans | Evolution | Tektronix | Active Broadband | Netcracker | ATX | Witbe | Arris
Person of theYear: Glenn BrittOctober 16, 2013 11:49 am | by Mike Robuck | Comments
In his 41-year career, Britt has worked in finance, programming, venture investments, and programming positions. He has spearheaded services such as data and voice, which are now cornerstones of not only Time Warner Cable but of the cable industry as whole, as well as driven the development of multi-screen apps and services, Start Over, Look Back, and cloud-based user interfaces, to name a few.
Migrating to IP in the cable TV Environment: benefits, challenges, and resolutionsOctober 16, 2013 1:53 am | by Yaron Raz, director, Digital Video Solutions, Harmonic | Comments
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Things I would have changed:Have a option to change out barrel.
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Things I would have changed:Build quality. I don't think it would be that hard to make the barrel and rail more stable.
What others should know:If you want to shred soda cans this is the fun gun for you! But that's about as far as it goes. Sadly most of the comments posted here are correct.I've purchased 3 of these and returned all. For a plinker I could even accept the flimsy rail but on each one the barrel was loose or eventually became loose after a short while. Still, if you're willing to accept a 1 1/2 to 2 inch group it is fun to shoot.
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