text:
Daybreak Doppler: A Disappointing Badgers New Year's Day
This week's Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is Price Is Right Models.
Amber Lancaster
Question of the week thus far, Green Bay Packers: Will Sunday's game be a sellout?
Packer Update says Campen Deserves Credit .
This was unfortunate, Capital One Bowl proves to be same old story for Badgers .
More on the Badgers loss, Wisconsin Badgers Can't Stop Connor Shaw, Fall to South Carolina in Capital One Bowl .
Not a good end to the year for MUBB, Nothing Changes on New Year's Eve: Creighton 67, Marquette 49 .
Someone did well at least, Knight shines on Hollywood Night: Bucks 94 — Lakers 79 .
Reviewing the Brew has A Closer Look At Khris Davis .
Here is The reason the Texans are taking a shot with Bill O'Brien as their new head coach .
Looking back at The 50 Greatest Sports Moments Of 2013 .
Some time on her hands I guess, Girl Spends Year Reenacting Selfies of the Thief Who Stole Her Phone .
If you actually did this, 5 Ways to Make Your New Year's Fitness Resolution Actually Stick .
More on that topic, How To Not Fail At Your New Years Resolution .
Looks like a fun place, Ninja Throwing Star Range and Sake Bar Opens in Kentucky .
Suppose this may have been helpful yesterday morning, The 25 Best Hangover Meals in America .
That's That – The Badgers dropped their 4 th consecutive New Year's Day Bowl Game yesterday, losing in the Capital One Bowl to the South Carolina Gamecocks. This was a winnable game which makes it all the more disappointing. Yes, I realize Stave was out but the coaching staff should've adjusted to that & the 3 rd & 1 pass call late in the fourth quarter which was intercepted was pretty much inexcusable. The UW defense was also torched numerous times by the Gamecocks & QB Connor Shaw who just had a stellar day. So the end of the Badgers football season is here & while this game didn't end well I still hold some optimism about the future of this team with Andersen getting his footing, scheme & players under him. On Wisconsin and time to focus on Badgers hoops.
Featured Image Credit: David Stluka/UWBadgers.com
Have a link, tip or something else that should be included in this space? Email us and give us the scoop.


text:
Want to buy a gift for someone special??? A gift with a Difference???
At Little Angel Party Decor we provide a gift wrapping service, balloon baskets, gift baskets, balloon decorations for events and venues. We use the best brands of latex and foil balloons for our work such as Qualatex, Betallic, Belbal and Angram; they come in a great range of colours and designs.
Welcome to Little Angels
Welcome to Little Angels we are based in the North London Area. At Little Angels, we take the stress out of searching for that perfect gift. No shops, no queues… Little Angels Signature Balloon Baskets are for any occasion and age group as the contents are personalised to your requirements as well as lovingly gift wrapped for you. We are here to make you change the way in which you give gifts. Why not try something fun and interesting filled with your children's or friends' or family's favourite items. Our themes include characters like Barbie, Spiderman, Football, Disney Princess, Moshi Monster and Minnie Mouse to name a few.
Our balloons are for all kinds of occasions including Christening, Birthdays, Weddings, New Home, Retirement, Get Well soon, New Baby, Thank you, Sorry You're Leaving, Mum To Be, Anniversary, Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Engagement and Thinking Of You. We also decorate events and venues. All of our baskets can be used for storage, which is handy for baby toiletries, cd's, kids small toys or jewellery.
Little Angels care about the planet so we offer our customers the option to use our recycling service if you wish you can give back any decorations, balloon weights etc that can be reused. As an incentive we will offer you a small discount off your next orders.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Posts Tagged ' Experian Alchemy Social '
What you need to know about Facebook's new Mobile App Install Ads
Here are the top reasons Facebook's Mobile App Install Ads is interesting and important to advertisers.[ READ MORE ]
Winning counts in social Olympics
Following an action packed Olympic weekend in which Team Great Britain increased their medal haul, we've looked at how Facebook is fuelling the UK's excitement around the Games. Team Great Britain's fan page has grown rapidly from less than 100,000 fans on the eve of the games to almost three quarters of a million fans […][ READ MORE ]
Olympic fandom, how the games are impacting Facebook fan engagement
The Olympics is the most diverse of all sporting events with over 10,500 athletes competing in 301 events across 33 different sports. Some of these Olympians are giving big brands a run for their money when it comes to Facebook fan engagement. For instance Usain Bolt currently has 7 million fans, with this figure set […][ READ MORE ]
Are you attracting the right type of Facebook fans?
Back in June I wrote a blog highlighting our research showing that each new Facebook fan generates on average 20 additional visits to a retailer's website. However, as every retailer knows, not all website visits are equal. Most eCommerce ...[ READ MORE ]


text:
Go here and here for context, then discuss the idiosyncrasy of such lists. There are books there I have not touched, but I have read equally long and boring ones by the same authors. I have read parts of some, or kids/abridged versions of others. Here are those I read from beginning to end in original, unabridged versions:
2 The Lord of the Rings – JRR Tolkien
4 Harry Potter series – JK Rowling
8 Nineteen Eighty Four – George Orwell
16 The Hobbit – JRR Tolkien
18 Catcher in the Rye – JD Salinger
24 War and Peace – Leo Tolstoy
25 The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy – Douglas Adams
29 Alice in Wonderland – Lewis Carroll
31 Anna Karenina – Leo Tolstoy
32 David Copperfield – Charles Dickens
40 Winnie the Pooh – AA Milne
41 Animal Farm – George Orwell
58 Brave New World – Aldous Huxley
70 Moby Dick – Herman Melville
71 Oliver Twist – Charles Dickens
87 Charlotte's Web – EB White
89 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
92 The Little Prince – Antoine De Saint-Exupery
94 Watership Down – Richard Adams
100 Les Miserables – Victor Hugo


text:
PALM COAST, Fla. -- The Flagler County Sheriff's Office has located the emotionally disturbed man who was reported as being missing, suicidal and possibly armed earlier Monday evening in the area of 18 Forest Grove Drive in Palm Coast.
Police found 29-year-old Aaron Dorris lying in a wooded area around the 30 block of Fitzgerald Lane around 9p.m.
The Volusia County Sheriff's Office Air One located Dorris using infra-red indicators.
The man was taken into custody under the Baker Act without incident.
Flagler County Sheriff James L. Manfre issued this statement:
"We appreciate the cooperation of residents in the area and we apologize for the inconvenience, but safety is our primary concern. We were able to resolve this with a positive result-Mr. Dorris was found safe and no one was injured."
Sheriff Manfre also thanked VCSO for their deployment of Air One.


text:
I have read your article with interest. The eagerly awaited re-opening has come and gone whilst our beloved CBT remains boarded up and looking worryingly derelict. Why has is remained closed, I wonder? I for one am concerned that the longer it remains closed our hopes of it ever re-opening again in its old form are becoming increasingly unlikely.
- Hackney
- Tower Hamlets
- Lewisham
- Croydon
- News
- Features
- Specials
- Events
- Commentary


text:
Need additional information or support?
Visit service.mcafee.com
Affected Suites:McAfee AntiVirus PlusMcAfee Internet Security McAfee Total ProtectionAffected Products:FirewallAffected Operating Systems:Windows 7Windows VistaWindows XP
Some customers have reported they are unable to access the Internet directly after a McAfee product update prompted them to restart their computer.
This is an emerging issue, and a root cause has not yet been identified.
McAfee is working with several customers to identify the cause of this issue and produce a solution. Until this issue is resolved, try the following workarounds in order; they have been found to resolve the issue for most of our customers affected. Disable the Bonjour serviceIf you have previously installed Apple iTunes, the Bonjour service loads each time Windows starts. Click the Windows orb and select the Search box. NOTE: Windows XP users, click Start and select Run. Type services.msc and press ENTER. Double-click the Bonjour Service. Click Stop. On the drop-down menu beside Startup type, select Disabled. Click Apply. Restart your computer.If you can access the Internet after the restart, you do not need to use any of the additional workarounds.If you are still unable to access the Internet, try repairing your Internet connection as shown in the next workaround.For more information on the Bonjour Service please see https://developer.apple.com/opensource/.
Reset your network connection Click the Windows orb and select the Search box. NOTE: Windows XP users, click Start and select Run. Type the following command and press ENTER: cmd At the prompt, type the following command and press ENTER: ipconfig /release At the prompt, type the following command and press ENTER: ipconfig /renew NOTE: This returns Internet access, but you must do it each time you start Windows.If you would prefer a workaround that does not have to be performed at each start, reinstall your McAfee Suite without the firewall module as instructed in the next workaround.
Reinstall your McAfee suite without the firewallIMPORTANT: Although McAfee does provide the following information to reinstall without the firewall, we recommend you use this workaround only if the previous workarounds did not allow you to access the Internet, or if the firewall issue described in this article is urgently impacting your ability to perform vital tasks. Installing without a firewall leaves your computer vulnerable to some threats and is not recommended. Use the instructions in TS101331 to uninstall and reinstall your products using the MCPR tool. Follow the on-screen instructions to install your product. When prompted, select Custom Install and deselect the firewall. After the installation completes, restart your computer.
McAfee apologizes for the inconvenience this issue might cause, and we are working to resolve it as quickly as possible. Bookmark this article, because updates and details will be added as they become available.


text:
- Musician's Friend Best Selection, Price & Service. Guaranteed.
Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
12 piano pieces from the 2006 Oscar-nominated film, including: Another Dance · Darcy's Letter · Georgiana · Leaving Netherfield · Liz on Top of the World · Meryton Townhall · The Secret Life of Daydreams · Stars and Butterflies · and more.
Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.


text:
Hotelpension Haydn
Haydnstraße 9, Munich, Germany, 80336
Overall Rating: 77
Family business, very quiet, private atmosphere, comfortable rooms, small garden, own parking place. Welcome in Pension Haydn in Munich.
Facilities at this hostel include:
- Credit cards accepted
- Car Parking
- No curfew
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- Safety deposit
- 24 hour hot showers
- Washing machines
- Fax
- Photocopying
- Bicycle hire
- Express check-in / out
- Laundry service
- Wake-up calls
- Pets allowed
- Cot / crib
- Infant bed
- High chair
- Supervised child care / activities
Important Information
In the heart of Munich, city center, 10 min. from the famous Marienplatz or the main train station and 5 min. away from the Octoberfestival Underground close to the hotel with direct connection to exhibition center (max. 15 min.) and the Olympia Park with concert hall (15 min.) Large breakfast Sightseeingtours, Shuttleservice to the airport and to local fair, cleaning- and ironing service, bike rental Wireless internet hotspot


text:
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Theirs is perhaps the lone profession that dreads the summer vacation.
High school football coaches are prohibited from summer involvement with their players outside of strength and conditioning because of UIL rules.
This respite amounts to torture, of course, because football doesn't hop into a wood-paneled station wagon, blare "Holiday Road" with the windows down and go to the beach.
Teams instead play as many as 50 7-on-7 games each summer, and an official staffer can't coach any of them.
"Eats me alive," DeSoto coach Claude Mathis said.
Trusted volunteers act as barriers from complete madness, doing what real coaches can't. In College Station, coaches such as Mathis sit beyond the end zones in chairs shaded by umbrellas, the white chalk outlining the fields acting as a metaphorical UIL force field. Their replacements get the access. The volunteers.
They are parents, religious youth group directors, pastors, financial advisors, recent high school graduates or the occasional former college player. Their role as volunteer coaches from team to team varies as much as their real professions.
Under the scorching heat of South Texas, the volunteers stand on the sideline, and they stand and stand and stand. That is the all-important rule of a volunteer 7-on-7 coach — be there.
Melissa won the Division II state championship game Friday. Dirk Bush, father of football-playing triplets and the rare owner of a famous-sounding first and last name, coached the team.
Bush, the team's 7-on-7 coach for six years, didn't say much during the semifinal game. He rarely does. He drank a Pepsi Zero. The Melissa players won the championship, emphasis on the players.
"The kids drive themselves," Bush said. "We just walk behind them and make sure they pick up the trash."
In addition to preaching the values of a clean planet, the volunteers perform other duties not often associated with coaching. They pitch tents at the games. They wheel water coolers. They make hotel and travel arrangements. They keep track of finances. They supply sun screen.
What don't they do? Well, Bush, Hebron's Scott Lanz and the majority of volunteers don't call plays. The high school coaches want the players to do it on their own.
Other volunteers enjoy that luxury. When Midlothian scored a touchdown on the first play after halftime of its first-round game Friday, the call came from volunteer Ron King. He and fellow 7-on-7 coaches Jay Lattimore and Christopher Clemmons help coach a middle school or high school 7-on-7 team nearly every night each week.
Lattimore doesn't plan on stopping soon. His oldest child is just starting middle school.
Lanz, of Hebron, would probably tell him to cherish the time. He has coached 7-on-7 since his twins, Brandon and Steven, were in seventh grade.
Several years later, with his sons set to begin their senior years, Lanz beams as he discusses the experience.
"Football is football," he said. "I just love watching my kids."


text:
Noah Collection - Stainless Steel Sink Grid - Square 17-3/4" W
Our Price: $73.98
List Price: $125.00, You Save: 41%, No Sales Tax, Except CT
Product Reviews
Product & Installation Videos:
This Stainless Steel Sink Grid by Noah Collection has a square shape and protects the sink from scratches and dents. The sink grid is made for the Noah Collection WH-KS2309 kitchen sink and is designed to fit in the larger bowl. This sink grid measures 17-3/4" W x 17-3/4" D and features rubber feet to keep it in place. Ships via UPS/FedEx ground.
(W = side to side) (D = front to back) (H = top to bottom)
Ship Method:


text:
The Bachelor of Science in Accountancy is one of the hardest courses in National College of Science and Technology (NCST). But, there are many high school graduate student took this course because there is the opportunity for them to have a good job after they graduated. But, researchers know that this course has a board examination that the 3rd year and 4th year must prepare themselves before taking this exam, so that there would be a chance for them to become Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Because of the forthcoming graduation of the 3rd year and 4th year, researcher chose them to become their respondents. The researcher, 1st year Accounting Student made a research about some factors of motivation and distraction that affect the performance of the students. Motivation and effort significantly influence individual performance in college as the review of prior research below indicates, few studies have investigated their impact on accounting student. The objective of the study is predicated on the assumption that identification of some factors that motivate students to perform well and some factors that distract them from performing well, may help us to emphasize the motivation factors and de-emphasize the distraction factors. Some motivation factors are family or parents, family problem, love life/crushes, high grades, allowances, ect. And some distraction factors are financial, other curricular activities, other issues in life, ect. Statement of the Problem:
The general purpose of this study is to fine out the motivation and distraction factors that affect the student performance. The study specifically aims to answer the following questions: Descriptive type:
What Is Student Motivation?
What is student Distraction?
Quantified (numerical) data:
What is your highest grades in your major subject?______ What is your average last semester? _____
Degree of judgment:
What motivation factor that...


text:
Tip For Organizing Kids Photos
Mommy's Lil Helper: Kodak Pulse Digital Frame
Like us on Facebook
Kodak recently invited me to an event where I was introduced to their Pulse digital frame ($120). The 7-inch display screen can receive photos via your home wireless network and its own email address, meaning all I have to do is email grandma pictures (either from my computer, or more often from my phone), and they will automatically show up on her frame. For hip grandmas who are already networking on Facebook, the frame can automatically display photos posted to friends' Facebook accounts. Given the amount of time I've spent teaching my family how to download photos, taking a few minutes to email their frame photos at the end of each week may spare me a few hours each month.


text:
You make a weak case. As I mentioned in the other thread conservatives will just say that Bush didn't bow as deeply as Obama.
I had posted this as a reply in another forum, but considering the "outrage" that this topic has generated I thought it needed its own thread.
Those of you who are buying into this hyperventilating nonsense need to see this video showing Bush bowing to the Saudi King. So was Bush being a traitor?
link to video
You make a weak case. As I mentioned in the other thread conservatives will just say that Bush didn't bow as deeply as Obama.
A head bow is a sign of respect; a waist/knee bow is a sign of submission. The United States has not and does not submit to any supernational authority.
In Bush's and Obama's cases I think they overdid it.
**Edit: I take it back; the photo is misleading. If he were actually bowing, my above statements would be how I feel. However, watching the video, the only moment Bush leans forward is to allow the medal to be placed over his head, which is done at nearly any medal ceremony for practical purposes to make it easier, not even just as a sign of respect. Bush never leans forward again, and clearly was not bowing like it appears in the photo.
And the point was that Obama was acting subserviant to the king. And so the deeper the bow the more subserviant acting.
y'know mecarr... you're a partisan shill and a liar.
if you actually watch the video you linked, bush was accepting a medal and having it put around his neck by the king, not bowing to him.
personally, i couldn't care less if obama or bush bowed to the saudi king. it's a diplomatic courtesy. what riles me up is the fact that you're willing to blatantly lie in order to support your 'omg teh gop is teh devul' agenda. you come across just as braindead as the 'sekrit proof hussein obama is a muslim' crowd. grow up.
Okay, for those who do not think Bush bowed enough, is holding hands and giving a peck on each other's cheek enough?
that's the customary greeting in that culture and is done amongst equals. it is not a sign of subservience. try again.
regardless, it doesn't change the fact that you lied.
you lost alotta creditability with that post mecarr
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Register with us or sign in
From 2 ratings
Plant type
Hardy perennial
Flower colour
Flowers, Attractive to wildlife
Skill level
Achilleas are traditional border flowers valued for their feathery foliage and striking flat, circular heads of flowers throughout the main summer season. They team well with other perennial flowers and are a vital ingredient of a traditional herbaceous border they are also at home in island beds, cottage gardens and other perennial planting schemes. The variety 'Terracotta' has beautiful blooms which open orange fading to yellow with age.
Family: Asteraceae
Genus: Achillea
Cultivar: Terracotta
Plant type: Hardy perennial
Flower colour: Orange
Feature: Flowers, Attractive to wildlife
Sun exposure: Full sun
Soil: Well-drained/light, Moist, Sandy
Hardiness: Hardy
Skill level: Beginner
Height: 80cm
Spread: 50cm
Time to plant seeds: March to May
Time to divide plants: March to May
I have just cut off the lower branches of a leylandii hedge up to about 5ft. Any suggestions on what would grow best in the ground now exposed below the hedge??


text:
Annual SMB Nation/PSSBS/WSTA August 23, 2012
This year THE PICNIC is bigger and better than ever! More crowds, including the SMB Nation customers (we appreciate you!), WSTA, PSSBS groups plus IT professionals from different walks of life. Better catering sponsored by WatchGuard and VERIO!Top-shelf locally brewed Bainbridge beer and wines. Van transportation for people riding the ferry over!
A celebration of the past decade of technology and a look to the future of IT! Hosted by long-time SMB author Harry Brelsford at his house on South Beach, Bainbridge Island. It's the BEST PICNIC EVER!
Don't let life pass you by – it's your vacation afternoon – take it back!


text:
Offering Forensic Services and Training Solutions
Digital and financial aspects are critical components to any investigation.
Investigators need to be armed with the skills, knowledge and tools to
successfully conduct these types of investigations.
Based in South Florida, we at EPYX provide digital forensic and forensic
accounting expertise to public and private entities alike.
Follow Us


text:
When Will My iPhone 3GS Arrive? Take A Guess And You Could Win Something
26 Comments to When Will My iPhone 3GS Arrive? Take A Guess And You Could Win Something
i got mine and i live in indiana i love this phone soooo much ahahah
I ordered mine at 8 am on monday the 15th and it still hasnt arrived. Wondering what carrier their using and when it will arrive. Shipping it to mississippi. Anybody in ms got theirs yet.
Mine arrived @9:45am today!
Mine is scheduled to be delivered today, it is already in my hometown waiting for delivery. My guess…it will arrive today June 19, 2009.
btw it has cleared customs or else the shipement wouldnt be moving on the "house level" and it would have been moving in bulk (master) still…. any shipement in kentucky will be delivered early tomorrow morning…. it has finished the linehaul from china to alaska already
what do we win?
all next day air east coast packages hub at kentucky before delivering the next day befor 1030 am
hope this answers your question
even if u ship from new york nda it still goes all the way to kentucky and back on a plane again back to ny
ups is weird
but thats their most cost efficient approach
I think tomorrow for sure! UPS says mine's in Alaska too. (fingers crossed)
just got this
thank you for your e-mail. Our system indicates your package is part of a multiple package shipment of Apple iPhones, that is being imported by Apple Computer. The scheduled delivery date for your package is 06/19/09, by 10:30 a.m., pending normal customs clearance. UPS and Apple are working together on a special delivery plan for the new Apple iPhones, so that all packages will be delivered on the same day, Friday June 19, 2009.
This shipment has been cleared through US Customs by Apple Computer representatives and your package will be delivered on time. I apologize for any concerns that you have about your package. Should you have any additional concerns, please contact your Apple representative where you purchased your product. I hope this information is helpful and I appreciate your patience.
Please contact us if you need any additional assistance.
Rita M
UPS Customer Service
Mine is there too.. wife's is in KY with FEDEX…
okay mine as of now is being held in Louisville, Kentucky. i just got off the phone with UPS International Services and she said that they are trying to work with apple to have the packages released cause they dont have alot of room to hold them but she said Guaranteed friday 19th and the end of business day. So she said if its in Louisville it will ship to Minneapolis thursday night (or wherever you live) then be delivered guaranteed end of the day friday.
I think it will arrive on the 19th.
I say YES :)
its probably going to be there on the 22nd
Never trust UPS its going to be there one the 22nd.
i swear its goign to get there on the 19th!
June 19th! UPS never lies! :]
I'm going to have to say Monday the 22nd.
My guess is….the late 18th, early 19th (this counts as a day, because it's a 24-hour period haha)….If it's in Alaska, it will be flown to their main hub overnight tonight….then tomorrow, it will be processed, and sent out on a truck to your area. Now depending on how far away you are from Kentucky, thats where it gets tricky. I'm in Illinois. So it take's one day to get to my area. And it usually only takes a shift to proccess it and have it truck ready. But you can guess yourself. How many days do you think it would take a trucker to drive from Kentucky, to the state you live in? then add one day to that. and thats when it will arrive…..im looking forward to my gadget.
Tough call not knowing where you live. However, I would think that UPS would not have a problem getting to most locations in the United States within about three days. I would say there' s a good chance that you will get it Friday, Monday at the latest.
I have been tracking mine and it says it will be delivered tomorrow. Check the screenshot attached. I am sure you will get yours on the 19th.
If you live on the West Coast, then Thursday (6/18). For all other U.S. locations, then Friday (6/19).
Definitely on Fri. I honestly think that the confirmation emails are automatically generated and they put a date based on when you place the order but will probably ship early to get the 3Gs to people by the June 19th.
I guess Saturday June 20.
mine is with your package. lol. i havent seen an update that it has left anchorage yet. earlier today ups had a delivery date of 6/17/09 but the email i got from apple said it would be no later than june 22nd. i live in minnesota and im pretty sure its not gonna get here tomorrow but it will get there by friday. yours defintely will too if mine does to so im saying thursday June 18th


text:
- Show Prep
- Listen to FTL
- FTL Info
- Community
- Support FTL
- Learn More
Daily News @ http://RevolutionNews.US — (Austin TX) Early Wednesday morning, a computer glitch shut down a security checkpoint for a couple of hours at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The line snaked out the door as many travelers waited for more than an hour and some missed their flights. One of the first people in line after that shutdown never made it through. She was arrested and banned from the airport.Read more »
LIVE 7 Days a Week!
Mon-Sun: 7pm-10pm Eastern
Call toll-free:
Welcome Free Talk Live 2.5! Now, with Reddit!
You'll need a Reddit account before you can vote on and submit show prep. (That is different from your FTL/AMP account.)
The content here is the same as you will see on the FTL Subreddit.
Enjoy the site and thanks for submitting your content!


text:
May 2014 ends today. I spent the last few days in Las Vegas for a friend's wedding, and I completely dropped the proverbial ball on writing for Story-a-Day May. I didn't gamble in Las Vegas, not even with a slot machine. Most of the time, lights, sounds, people overloaded my senses. But I had a … Continue reading
Category Archives: The Fairy Tale Asylum
My Story Unicorn
How do you think a unicorn starts its day? As a kid, I wanted to be a unicorn. Sometimes I would wish to turn into one. Ah, childhood. I don't suppose I can be a unicorn and a writer. Unicorns can't type. As far as I know. Tomorrow will be a year since my surgery. … Continue reading
Change and Other Cool Things
Publication! My publisher, Plum Tree Books, is launching two children's books that I illustrated! I've been distracted and more unorganized than usual because of a cancer diagnosis and chemo brain, but I'm trying to get my life and my attitude back on track. I'm excited about my publisher's work and I want her books to … Continue reading
May Storytelling
May is here! And I don't know what you're writing these days, but I'm taking a giant stab at Story-A-Day May. I've managed it before, but I'm not sure this time how chemo treatments are going to get in the way. To be accurate, how the side-effects are going to get in the way. But … Continue reading
Brimming Over
Sometimes the mind just brims over with ideas. Do you ever have trouble deciding what to focus on or what to pursue? I'm going to pursue as many as I can. One is the idea of a princess detective. I want to try to write a princess that isn't what most people think. I'm writing … Continue reading
Have you ever seen something–a garden gate perhaps, a picture hanging on a cafe wall, an odd, unexpected object in an odd and expected place–that made you stop and look again. That stirred your heart, maybe your gut, a place deep within? I love connecting with a picture, a story, a random object. Imagine if … Continue reading
String Theory Childhood
Have you heard the theory that there are countless parallel universes, that at particular moments in your life when one decision was made, another universe began with another you who lived the choice you didn't make. What moment in your childhood would change where you are now? Of course, perhaps it the small forgotten decision … Continue reading


text:
Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony for the PSP system is another entirely new adventure created from the ground up specifically for the handheld system. Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony features all-new playable characters and a freshly designed, non-linear, single-player campaign as well as support for Ad Hoc co-operative and competitive multiplayer games.
4.5 out of 5 Recommend It! (28 reviews )
Copyright ©VideoGameAction.com All Rights Reserved.


text:
Florida Tech's home field gives two schools an advantage
Florida Tech is renting Palm Bay High's football stadium in Melbourne and is expected to pay nearly $20,000 a year for spring scrimmages and fall games, Local 6 news partner Today reports.
The contract runs through at least 2016.
"Palm Bay High School has a beautiful stadium," Florida Tech Athletics Director Bill Jurgens told Florida Today. "To be able to host it there is a heck of a benefit."
Money will be divided between Palm Bay High and Brevard Public Schools; the latter will funnel all of that back to the school for upgrading and maintaining the stadium.
Palm Bay Principal John Thomas said the partnership will help pay for the field's artificial turf, which made its debut in 2006 after private donors raised the majority of the $550,000 cost.
Palm Bay High borrowed about $250,000 from the school district to complete the project. Part of Florida Tech's lease payments will go toward those debt payments, easing the burden previously carried by the school's football and band booster clubs.
In addition, school leaders say students will reap the benefits of stadium upgrades that have been paid for by Florida Tech, including a new press box that will allow games to be televised. Plus, students areexcited about attending college games on their campus.
"It's an excellent way for our kids to be able to see and be involved in the college atmosphere," Thomas said, adding that Florida Tech's games will not interfere with the school's sports schedule.
Brevard Public Schools regularly rents its facilities or fields when schools are not using them. The ongoing lease for the stadium is unusual, but not unique, said Judy Preston, Brevard's associate superintendent of financial services.
Brevard had a similar agreement with the Blue Ducks, a semi-professional basketball team that used Bayside High School's gymnasium in Palm Bay for about four years in the 2000s.
"We open our facilities to folks who want to rent them, as long as they're not being used for the school," said Mark Langdorf, Brevard's director of risk management, who worked on the Florida Tech contract. "We're very happy to do these types of arrangements."
In total, Florida Tech will pay $2,600 per game and $1,200 per scrimmage to use the stadium.
"It was strictly done to assist the school with the repair and replacement of items at the football stadium," Langdorf said. "Most of that will be for the artificial field, but there could be other needs at the stadium as well."
In the agreement, Florida Tech has reserved all the radio and television broadcast rights for the games. It also allows the university to host concessions and to post advertising, which will be taken down after each game.
The university has agreed to abide by school rules — no tobacco or alcohol on the premises, including in the parking lot — and will pay for security officers to patrol and enforce those rules during games.


text:
We here at Tech in Asia have been very impressed with some of the low-cost smartphones coming out of China over the past year, and we're not the only ones. But as Communication Information News reports, the innovation and price wars have come at the cost of profits, which are remarkably slim.
In fact, according to the Southern Metropolis Daily, domestic brands account for 50 percent of China's smartphone market but earn just one percent of its profits. Who is making the other 99 percent of the profits in the industry? Samsung and Apple.
Granted, most of these domestic brands are quite young, but it's likely many will still have trouble reversing this phenomenon anytime soon. Xiaomi, for example, has attracted a lot of praise, and sold 6.5 million phones. But like most domestic companies, it has built its brand on making high-quality but inexpensive smartphones, and a jump in price would bring profits but probably alienate fans and destroy the brand loyalty the company has been fostering over the past couple years.
Xiaomi, like other domestic handset makers, plans to get its piece of the pie eventually via software and added-value services, but as of yet, no one has been able to make much in that way. It will be interesting to see if in the next few years Chinese domestic companies continue down this path or whether some turn to jacking up handset prices and trying to make a profit from the hardware. But it's clear that whatever else happens, something has to change; 50 percent of the market and only 1 percent of the profits is not where Chinese smartphone makers want to be.
[Communication Information News and Southern Metropolis Daily via Sina Tech]


text:
Who's the Commanding Officer Here? // Ain't You?
Brian Bassett , TheJetsBlog.com
Back to work seems to be the ordre du jour today in Florham Park … but it's probably getting a little ♫ awk-ward!!! ♫
Everyone seems to be in a waiting mode. We have to guess that until the GM issue gets resolved nothing else is going to change. Here's a list of a few thoughts today.
1. Today's Interviews — The Jets have been busy and for the first time in this process are interviewing two candidates on the same day in Scott Cohen and Marc Ross. No word yet on how serious the Jets are about either.
2. Rex's Future — All indications point to the idea that Rex is staying put, contingent on the Jets hiring Gamble. Should we know anything else relevant we'll let you know,
3. When Will Sparano Be Fired? — Rex wants Sparano gone. It was reported more than a week ago that he would be gone. But … he's not gone. He had more ties to Tannenbaum than we previously understood and Sparano didn't do anything impressive in 2012 with the offense. While Sparano said he wouldn't make excuses he did by lamenting the health of his players. For a guy who is about execution and results, neither of his were good.
4. What About Pettine? — That's a real humdinger. As it was reported, right as far as we know Pettine is a free agent. His name has not made many any waves in head coaching circles, but coaches will start to assembling their staffs and he'll start getting more calls in the coming weeks. Especially once coaches start to get siphoned away from the dwindling playoff teams. With that in mind, FootballScoop (a longstanding site that reports coaching news) just noted that the Bills have been in touch with the Jets about hiring Pettine as their new defensive coordinator … so this could start sooner than expected …
In other Giants related news ex-Giants LB Pepper Johnson, recently interviewed for the Giants DC position, was hired by Todd Bowles and co over w the Jets to be their new DL Coach. To me this was an Excellent hire by Bowles/Jets and he should excel w the Sheldon Richardsons and Wilkersons of the world... I truely thought it would have behooved our GMEN to bring Pepper on board not as DC but as the DL coach to help fix this broken DL which is dreadful and in need of serious help . Pepper served as the Bills DL coach last season under Jim Schwartz and helped lead the Bills already good DL into a juggernaut and among the leagues best, myb even best Defense in football. Knew it's be a long shot but with all the changes in Buf I was hoping Giabts would hire Schwartz n Pepper to do same things here they did in Buf... Coulda persuaded Pepper by telling him once Schwartz got his next oppo as a HC Pep woukd have become the DC at that point
Lol why would he be Fewell is a good man and a good football mind and despite the SB victory under his tenure the man just isn't an effective DC in the NFL... Perry was just way to passive and in today's nfl you need to be aggressive and take chances when the time calls for it and Fewell proved on too many occasions not to have the gumption to be the aggressor...
It speaks volumes that he hasn't been interviewed for DC positions.
Lots of luck to him, he's going to need it.
49ers hired TEs coach Eric Mangini as defensive coordinator.
The ex-head coach of the Jets and Browns, Mangini is pulling a Hue Jackson, going from position coach on one side of the ball to coordinator on the other. An overwrought Bill Belichick disciple, Mangini has a 33-47 career record as head coach, but his defensive bonafides have never been questioned. He should be a good defensive boss for Jim Tomsula, and still has a great base of talent to work with even though GM Trent Baalke has done a poor job of restocking the cupboard in recent years. The man formerly known as "Mangenius" is undoubtedly angling for one last shot at being a head coach. This is a nice launching pad.
My guess is that Pepper bombed his interview with the Giants in a major league way... Hopefully it was a learning experience for him, and he does a great job with the Jets
i agree 100%.... well said
@Anthony Gaetano DeCesare They're also hiring Tony Sparano to replace Magini as new TE coach. So 49ers are just loading up their coaching staff with former NFL Head Coaches. And if they get Fewell you can add him to that list as well. It's looking like the only one on the staff without head coaching experience will be the Head Coach LOL


text:
Special Offer
Publisher's Description+
Daemon Tools Lite is a virtual DVD-ROM emulator based on a SCSI miniport driver. It emulates maximum 4 DVD-ROM drives and works with CD/DVD images created by many burning programs. It is great on notebooks without a physical CD/DVD-ROM drive or to save akku power and speed up CD/DVD access. In opposite to other CD-/DVD-ROM emulators Daemon Tools Lite doesn't use a proprietary container format. The advantage is that you can burn the images you're using with Daemon Tools Lite right away or just test an image before burning it to see if it was created correctly.
Daemon Tools Lite works with most image formats. It supports Alcohol120%-Images (MDS-Files) and RMPS-Media. It's also great if you want save power on your Notebook. Version 4.30.2 adds BluRay imaging ability; allows images mounting from image catalog in menu; adds auto update functionality.


text:
Files on this page may be useful for making slides or prints for your lectures, because the Campbell-Robson CSF chart is probably one of the most difficult images to reproduce photographically. Now, you can produce original prints and slides yourself.
I have apparently duplicated some of Dr. Denis Pelli's work which was published in Byte (1987; see ref. 5). If you use his program, it may have to be modified slightly to take full advantage of continuous-tone imaging devices, such as dye-sublimation printers that are now available.
A Quick Demonstration of Your Own Contrast Sensitivity Function
Click on the image for a medium-size version (640 x 480, ~170 kbytes; see below for even larger ones)
Explain contrast
sensitivity and contrast sensitivity function (CSF)
All GIF and TIFF files below are in the portrait orientation containing horizontal gratings. This produces files that are much smaller than those with vertical gratings because of the way the compression algorithm works for these image formats.Click on one of the links below to start a download:
Bitmap image Letter size: GIF
(CSFchartP.gif/tiff, Letter size, 612 x 792 , 8-bit gray, Portrait, ~80 kbytes)
1333x2000 image for slide maker (Lasergraphics): GIF
(CSFchartSlide1333x2000.gif/tiff, 35mm Slide, 1333 x 2000, 8-bit gray, Portrait, ~340 kbytes)
1365x2048 image for slide maker: GIF
(CSFchartSlide1365x2048.gif/tiff, 35mm Slide, 1365 x 2048, 8-bit gray, Portrait, ~330 kbytes)
528x792 image for slide maker (low resolution): GIF
(CSFchartPslide.gif/tiff, 35mm Slide size, 528 x 792, 8-bit gray, Portrait, ~75 kbytes)
program for slide maker -- (view
as text)
(CSFchartSlide.eps, 35mm Slide size, 528 x 792, Portrait, 7.4 kbytes)
PostScript program
for 300-dpi dye sublimation printers -- (view
as text)
(CSFchart300L.eps, Letter size, 612 x 792, Portrait, 7.4 kbytes)
I have tried this PostScript file on a Kodak DS 8650 PS dye sublimation printer. It takes about 5 minutes of processing time before the printing mechanism starts moving. (For a perspective, it took 7 hours for a Linotronic L300 to produce one in 1987, and Denis was told "Never again!" by the DTP shop operator; ref. 5) The print quality is not bad with a CMY ink roll and is useable certainly for class-room demos. If you can use a B/W ink roll, the quality may be improved. Other high quality dye sublimation printers are Tektronix Phaser 440, 450 and 480X. I don't know which of the two companies' printers produces better results for the CSF chart.
As for a PostScript interpreter that supports film recorders, FilmMagic Pro is a Mac-based Level-2 PostScript interpreter that is specifically designed to support film recorders from AGFA, Lasergraphics, and Management Graphics (MGI). I have no information on how well this software works. For Windows, RIPware Pro works well with Lasergraphics film recorders and probably others (Imageworx, tel: 508-251-2900, fax: 508-251-7636, e-mail: email@example.com).
The following are sinusoidal grating, plaid, and Gabor patches that may be incorporated into a drawing or a document as graphics. A plaid is the sum of two sinusoidal gratings of different orientations (according to a typical definition used in vision science). A Gabor function is the product of a sinusoid and a Gaussian (grating through a Gaussian window). Editing the files by a standard text editor allows you to change grating parameters such as the orientation, spatial frequency, contrast, and phase. These files are suitable only if you have a PostScript printer or Adobe Acrobat Distiller. These EPS files do not have any preview section.
EPS file for a sinusoidal grating patch -- (view as text)
(sinewave.eps, 4 kbytes)
EPS file for a plaid patch -- (view as text)
(plaid.eps, 5 kbytes)
EPS file for a 2-D Gabor patch -- (view as text)
(plaid.eps, 3 kbytes)
TIFF or GIF files should be loaded into an image (bitmap) editing application (the simpler, the better) such as Photoshop, and then printed to a film recorder (slide maker). I used PhotoStyler (formerly by Aldus) that came bundled with a HP scanner under Windows 3.1, and it worked very well for making slides with all the TIFF files here, including the high-resolution (1365 x 2048) TIFF image.
Try to avoid any margins or border areas, i.e., try to use the full image area of the slide maker device. Otherwise, you may run into a Moire pattern problem (see below).
[2] I am getting artifacts at high spatial frequencies. How do I get rid of them?
The effects you are seeing are Moire (aliasing) patterns that result probably from subsampling the original image somewhere in the chain of processing. The high-resolution images have 2048 or 2000 pixels along the long dimension (most film recorders have two resolutions: 2048 or 4096 pixels along the long dimension). And the best results are obtained when the image is sent without scaling to the slide maker such that each pixel of the image is mapped to a pixel of the slide maker device.
One easy way to reduce Moire artifacts (but with reduced maximum spatial frequency) is to use the 528x792 image with the 4000-dot resolution setting of the slide maker. Then, each pixel of image is mapped to at least several pixels on the film recorder device. The original image will not be under-sampled in this condition, and the result should not suffer from serious artifacts.
Note that you are likely to get Moire patterns on the screen with any application. Do not be alarmed by the artifacts in screen images. This happens because of inevitable scaling of images to fit the window size, but actual prints will not have the artifacts if you make sure that the image is mapped to the full device imaging area. Therefore, as far as these CSF images are concerned, WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) does not apply.
If your slides actually have Moire artifacts, there can be two possible causes:
[a] Your slide maker has a resolution for the long dimension different from 2048/4096. For example, Lasergraphics film recorders have the imageable area with 2000 or 4000 pixels, although the addressable resolution is 2048/4096. Therefore, you should use the 1333x2000 image for Lasergraphics. If your film recorder has non-standard resolutions not covered here, I will be happy to make another file with the resolution of your slide maker. Please give me the spec of your slide maker: manufacturer, model #, and available resolutions.
[b] Your program is scaling the image to allow for a border region to make it appear nice (for most other type of images). However, this can be very bad for reproducing high frequency gratings. The scaling may be explicit as you place the image on the slide frame in the document or the printer driver may try to put a margin. The trick is to turn off margins or border regions of any kind such that the image occupies the full device area. For this problem, one solution may be to ask the slide maker manufacturer for a program to send the image to the device without scaling. They must have something like this for diagnostics or testing of their own.
[3] How do I print to a dye sublimation PostScript printer?
If you have access to a dye-sublimation printer with the PostScript capability, using the PS file allows you to achive better results than printing the TIFF/GIF image. This is because the PS version generates the image inside the printer at the resolution of the printer, therefore you do not have to worry about Moire patterns resulting from scaling of the image file (See [2] above). TIFF/GIF images may also suffer from varying gamma interpretations which may further degrade the quality of reproduction. Do not try to print to a standard laser printer. Dithered bilevel 600 dpi just isn't enough. It will print, but you will be disappointed.
The PostScript files should be downloaded directly to a PostScript printer. From a Mac: use Drop*PS or LaserWriter Utility. From Windows: use PrintFile utility. From DOS: copy /b filename.ps lpt1. Do not try to load PostScript files into Photoshop, Illustrator, or CorelDraw. These apps cannot do anything with the files.
The PostScript (PS) program is totally configurable and may be used to produce a chart of any size, and frequency/contrast ranges with simple modifications by a standard text editor. There are only minor differences between the two PS files above in their parameter definitions. Modifying the file for other devices and paper sizes such as A4 is simple. See notes in the PS file itself for instructions.
Be aware that the PS program internally uses the image operator with 8 bit per sample data. This means that contrasts below about 1% cannot really be produced. The current Level 2 version of PostScript supports 12-bit samples for the image operator. However, there does not appear to be any printing or display device that can actually produce 12-bit gray scale images. If you have such a device, and would send me a few output samples, I will consider modifying the PS program to use 12-bit data.
[4] I need a smaller image for inclusion into my wordprocessor file.
Regarding the bitmaps, do not attempt to reduce the resolution of the images by sub-sampling pixels (i.e., for inclusion as images in your wordprocessor document). Resulting images will suffer from a severe aliasing problem, if you do so without first applying a good low-pass filter prior to subsampling. For the same reason, if your image viewer cannot diplay the images at the full resolution, they will look terrible. If you need smaller bitmap images, it would be best to regenerate fresh bitmaps using the PostScript program with appropriate modifications (Here's the PostScript program code for the small (153 x 198) image shown above). Platforms that run Display PostScript (most workstation-type systems, and soon on Macs) or the freeware PostScript interpreter Ghostscript should be able to produce bitmap images of a desired size from the PostScript program. (I do not use Ghostscript, so please do not ask me how to do it using Ghostscript. If you have done this, please send me how-to descriptions including platforms, versions, and command/script/GUI-operation details.)
[5] How these images are produced
The PostScript programs have been developed using BBFig/Yap application (PostScript viewer with a built-in text editor) on NEXTSTEP. They were converted into TIFF files using WetPaint.app (Lighthouse Design) which rasterized the PS code into an image with the help of Display PostScript interpreter on NEXTSTEP. ToyViewer.app was used to convert TIFF files to GIF images.
If the PostScript code in the EPS files above is too cryptic for you. Here's an algorithm description in C, which you may be more faimilar with. This is for description purpose only. Do not attempt to compile.
[6] Comments and problem reports
Please send bug reports and comments to: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
About the Blog
Stream Movies, TV, Music, and Audiobooks Free with Hoopla!
July 28, 2014 by Jamie W.
Getting Ebooks for Your Apple or Android Tablet, Phone, or Mobile Device (Including the Kindle Fire, Nook Color, and Nook HD tablets)
July 25, 2014 by Jamie W.
Digital Magazines To Go!
July 15, 2014 by Jamie W.
Housekeeping: Changes To Our Databases and Electronic Resources
July 8, 2014 by Jamie W.
Let us help you yell at a ref like a local! Learn Brazilian Portuguese online
June 13, 2014 by Jamie W.
Sync Free YA Audiobooks to Your Earphones
May 13, 2014 by Jamie W.
Streaming Philadelphia History - Introducing Input with Marion Stokes & John S. Stokes, Jr
May 5, 2014 by Jamie W.
Jump Start Your Own Economic Recovery
April 23, 2014 by Jamie W.
Now Showing: Streaming Movies from the Free Library
April 15, 2014 by Jamie W.
Overdrive to discontinue support for Blackberry app
April 8, 2014 by Jamie W.
OneClick Digital Audiobook Help and FAQs
April 3, 2014 by Jamie W.
Introducing Two New eBook and Audiobook Services: OneClick Digital and Overdrive Kid's eReading Room!
March 17, 2014 by Jamie W.
Featured Resource: Business Decision
February 24, 2014 by Jamie W.
FLP Now Offering Online Technology Education with Treehouse
February 21, 2014 by Jamie W.
Introducing Our New Digital Learning Portal and Redesigned Digital Media Page
January 28, 2014 by Jamie W.
Introducing LearningExpress Library 3.0
January 14, 2014 by Jamie W.
Take Online Classes Through the Free Library with Universal Class
December 23, 2013 by Jamie W.
Download Digital Magazines with Zinio and the Free Library!
December 20, 2013 by Jamie W.
Overdrive READ: the easiest way to read an ebook
Snow Day Reading Favorites for Winter
December 18, 2013 by Jamie W.


text:
Cycle Show 2013 introduces road bike demo circuit
Top brands, road bike demos and lots more
Previous News
Next News
The 2013 Cycle Show opens at the NEC, Birmingham next weekend with new features including trials and roller racing and old favourites like BMX displays and the mountain bike demo track.
The show runs September 26-29, with a trade and press day on Thursday, September 26. From the 27th, the doors are open to everyone for what organisers says will be "the largest display of the latest 2014 bikes, cycle accessories, clothing, protective gear, health and fitness products, activity and adventure companies, and all the latest in gizmos and gadgets".
For road cyclists there is a new road bike test circuit that runs in and out of the exhibition hall. Bike brands signed up to demo include Trek, Fondriest, Team Carbon, Rose, Bianchi, Condor, Spin and Cube. For more details and to register for a test session see the Cycle Show road demo page.
Last year's show was the biggest in the Cycle Show's 12-year history, and organisers are planning to build on that success. Attractions include the mountain bike outdoor demo track, freestyle BMX pros and trials riders in action and the first chance for UK riders to take a look at lots of 2014 new gear.
Other features of the show include:
Electric Bike Village
Dare 2b Commuter demo Track
Children's test track
MTB demo track
Quest 88 Inclusive Cycling Hub
Check out the Cycle Show website for full information and to buy tickets.


text:
The Fountain Valley High express keeps on churning.
The Barons and Newport Harbor got a jump on the rest of their Sunset League baseball brethren by playing on Tuesday and on their home field, the Barons produced a 13-3 victory over the Sailors.
Fountain Valley, which leads the Sunset race at 8-0, scored eight runs in the bottom of the sixth to take control and had 17 hits for the game. Daniel Patzlaff went two for four with a home run and four runs batted in, Brock Lundquist went three for four with a home run, and John Shattles, Justin Brand and Jordan Lucio all went two for four.
Monty Plattner worked the first five innings and got the win. The senior is now 7-0.
"Our offense has started to help our pitching staff," Fountain Valley Coach Deric Yanagisawa said. "The hitters are showing some discipline at the plate and are really doing a good job of putting pressure on the opposing pitcher."
Yanagisawa said his squad has gotten key contributions from across the board, all of which have helped fashion a 12-game win streak that has taken the Barons to an overall record of 19-1.
Fountain Valley, which has scored 119 runs during its win streak, is ranked No. 2 behind Mater Dei in the CIF Southern Section Division 1 poll.
"We have been getting productivity from a lot of different players," Yanagisawa said. "Guys like Scott Schultz and Joey Loranger have given us quality innings when we needed them. JT Navarro and Daniel Rosica have stepped up defensively late in games. Nick Yang has given us some big pinch hit at bats with runners in scoring position.
"We have relied on just about each player to help us be successful thus far. We'll continue to count on everybody's contributions."
Fountain Valley and Newport Harbor completed their three-game league series Wednesday. The score wasn't available at press time. Next week, the Barons play two games against Los Alamitos starting with a 3:15 p.m. game Wednesday at Los Al.
In two Sunset League games in the past week, Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach played two incredible games that went down to the final out. It's too bad the league series between the Barons and Oilers has come to an end.
In all, there were 40 runs scored in the two games, both one-run victories for Fountain Valley, who took the series from the Oilers, 3-0.
Two days removed from a thriller between the teams at Fountain Valley, the Barons and Oilers gave an encore Friday that proved as scintillating as the game's ending on April 10. As was the case in their first encounter, the Barons jumped out to a huge lead, then had to fend off an outstanding comeback by the host Oilers, to hold on for a 9-8 victory.
Fountain Valley had used a walk-off home run in the bottom of the seventh inning April 10 to come away with a 12-11 victory. Friday's game had an eerily similar feel to it and despite the offense, and there was plenty of fireworks for both teams, it was a huge defensive play that ended this game.
A relay throw from right fielder Jacob Peralta to Jordan Lucio, then catcher Dillon Persinger, cut down the tying run in a close play at the plate with two out in the bottom of the seventh.
"This was your typical Sunset League baseball game," Yanagisawa said, shaking his head at the thought of his team escaping Huntington's spirited comeback. "You have to give Huntington credit. They trailed big again early, like they did on Wednesday, but I tip my hat to Coach Benji [Medure] for keeping his team in the game.
"But, you have to give our kids credit, too, They showed a lot of resiliency in the late innings, and that's the sign of a good team."
Fountain Valley powered its way to a big lead Friday. The Barons forged a 9-1 advantage through 3 1/2 innings. In the April 10, 12-11 win, the Barons staked their way to a 6-0 lead after one inning. They held six-run leads on two other occasions before Huntington stormed back to tie the score in the top of the sixth. The Barons got the win in the bottom of the seventh on Daniel Patzlaff's solo home run. Patzlaff earlier had hit a two-run home run in the fifth inning that extended the Barons' lead to 11-5.
Patzlaff, a senior, was at it again Friday. He homered twice, the first time on a two-run shot in the top of the first inning to give Fountain Valley an immediate, 2-0 lead. His second homer came in his second at-bat and cleared the fence in left field. The solo homer came four pitches after Brock Lundquist had opened the third inning by taking his first pitch for a home run to right field.
In the two games, Patzlaff homered four times among five hits, drove in eight runs, and scored seven times.


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
To The Editor:
A while back, Russia was sounding off and we thought for sure we were going to be at war. The President was talking on TV but said nothing about getting involved I was so amazed and proud of him. A short time later, he offered our help.
I think we have lost enough of our men. Take a look at our country now. I think we need our boys right here. Our country has had all kinds of catastrophies in quite a few years, hurricanes, tornadoes, land slides, fines and floods.
I think we have lost enough of our men. Take a look at our country now. I think we need our boys right here. Our country has had all kinds of catastrophies in quite a few years, hurricanes, tornadoes, land slides, fires, floods.
I think we should keep our boys home and let our men who are unemployed, the boys who fighting over seas. We need help. We spend fortunes to help other countries, we need a fortune right to straighten up our own country.
Were helping people build other countries, sending food, while we have people who are starving right here in our country. Why do we come last. Countries all over the world are fighting. We have problems here. Killings, drugs, murders. It has to stop.
We need help, from our own people. They belong here, helping this country get strong. Wake up. Stop trying to perfect the world. The people are foolish to have to kill each other off and we have to jump in and let our boys get crippled and killed for them. We are fools. What happened to our people. Remember that flag that flew high over us.
We were a proud country. Perhaps if we changed and got involved in our countrys affairs, wed be proud of this country, wed hold our heads high and wed be proud to be Americans.
Wake up, God help us and help yourselves.
Dorothy Smith
Thousands of readers like you have made Northern New York Newspapers the number one ranked website* for local news and sports coverage in the north country.
You can continue on to this article in a few seconds, or you can visit one of our websites:


text:
Acting! Grew out the beard for the play …
This photo is awaiting approval and will be posted soon.
Play our fun game and find out if the one you like likes you back. Confide in us if you think you'd hit it off by clicking: Yes, No, or Maybe. We'll anonymously find out and let you know if the feeling is mutual. You have nothing to lose!
You've already said YES! If the feeling is mutual, we'll let you both know.
You've already said No. If you've changed your mind, let us know. If you say Yes, we'll anonymously find out if the feeling is mutual. You have nothing to lose!
You've already said Maybe. If you've changed your mind, let us know. If you say Yes, we'll anonymously find out if the feeling is mutual. You have nothing to lose!
You both said YES! The feeling is mutual. Now the rest is up to you! Say Hi and get the conversation started.
I'll make no qualms about it, I'm a geek. Not necessarily the geekiest you might ever meet, but at the same time it's something that should be put out there out front, in case it isn't your type of thing.
When I not geeking out over the latest stupid thing on the internet, I tend to pass as normal. I enjoy going out for a drink, and slow introspective walks that allow me to take in the things around me. Working out is something that I both enjoy (when working out with someone else) and loathe (working out alone).
I'm looking for companionship. I'm not going to rush into marriage, but a long term relationship is what I'm looking for. I have some quirks, but most people say that I tend to overplay them, and that all in all I'm a very funny guy. I'm extremely dedicated to the things that I build trust in, though, so if I were to get into a serious relationship I would probably put it above all else.
Copyright © 2015 Spark Networks® USA, LLC. All rights reserved.Spark Networks USA, LLC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Spark Networks, Inc., a NYSE MKT Company (LOV)
Spark Networks USA, LLC does not conduct background checks on the members or subscribers of this website. However, the safety and security of our members is our top priority. We urge all members to follow our online safety tips.
The Color Code icon tells you that this member has taken the FREE Color Code Personality Test and wants to share his/her results with you. You can read all about their Color Code profile on the new Color Code tab.
The Color Code, by Dr. Taylor Hartman, is one of the most insightful personality tests in existence, and is made up of four personality Colors, or driving Core Motives. The Color Code teaches you the real motives behind your actions and how to better relate to other personality types.
Don't miss this chance to get valuable, life-changing personal insight, it only takes less than 15 minutes and it's FREE!
Want to read more about this member's color code?
Read more now
Any woman who has more than one child can tell you how different each child is from birth. You are born with your personality intact. The Color Code is based on your natural, innate personality type. Of course, people may change over time, but your Core Color will always remain the same.
Sometimes it is difficult to choose from the four options given, but there is usually one that fits better than the rest, or at least one that you could see yourself as more so than the others. If you're still unsure, try asking someone who knows you well, such as a parent or sibling. They can give clarity on areas of your personality that you may not notice.


text:
Catholic Bishops Object to Coercive Federal Action
Nebraska's three Catholic bishops have written the Obama administration expressing their objections to a governmental initiative mandating private health plans to cover FDA-approved contraceptives and sterilization procedures. Click here to read the news release. Click here to read the bishops' letter.
For Your Marriage
The For Your Marriage campaign has launched a new round of television and radio public service announcements with the theme, "A good marriage goes a long way." For Your Marriage is a major activity of the U.S. bishops' priority to strengthen marriage and family.
The spots encourage couples to visit the popular and award-winning website www.foryourmarriage.org, as well as www.facebook.com/foryourmarriage and http://twitter.com/foryourmarriage for tips to strengthen and improve their marriages. Online resources include regularly updated articles, blogs and a Daily Marriage Tip. The first television spot, "Marriage Takes Teamwork," can be viewed on the website. The radio spots are available for download at: http://foryourmarriage.org/marriage-resources/for-parishes-and-press/multimedia-gallery/
For more information on the social benefits of marriage, one resource on the For Your Marriage website, visit: http://foryourmarriage.org/what-are-the-social-benefits-of-marriage/
Saint Cecilia Institute October Announcements
Click here to review the latest offerings from the Saint Cecilia Institute for Sacred Liturgy, Music and the Arts.
Apartments available
Apartments are now available at John Vianney Residence, 7323 Shirley, Omaha. Please call Buffy at 402.392.1542 if interested.
Annual Blue Mass
The Annual Blue Mass will be celebrated at St. Cecilia Cathedral October 13 at 10:00 a.m. with Archbishop George Lucas as the main celebrant. The Mass is celebrated to honor and celebrate the lives of first responders of the Omaha area: police, fire personnel, EMT's, etc. All are invited to come celebrate the Mass and honor those who serve our city.
Festival of Faith
All children ages 3-10 are invited to the Festival of Faith Saturday, October 15, 9:30-11:30 a.m. at St. Margaret Mary School Auditorium, 123 N. 60th St, Omaha. The entrance is on the northeast side of the school. This month's theme is "St. Teresa of Avila and Friends." Activities will include songs, games, crafts, and prayer. Please bring a snack to share. Older children may come as helpers. Cost: free-will offering. For more information, contact Monica at 402.553.4418 or email@example.com, or Anne at 402.289.1938 or email@example.com. Event coordinated by the Pro Sanctity Movement.
American Artist Series
The Cathedral Arts Project is presenting Michael Bauer from the University of Kansas on Sunday, October 16 at 3:00 p.m. at St. Cecilia Cathedral. Michael Bauer will perform his works - ancient and modern - including Bach, Buxtehude, Eben, King, and Forrest Pierce on the Martin Pasi, op. 14 pipe organ. Admission is free. St. Cecilia Cathedral is located at 701 North 40th Street.
Catholic Theater Production
"The Vitae Monologues,"a highly acclaimed and groundbreaking theatrical production by Epiphany Studio Productions will be performed at the University of Nebraska-Omaha Wednesday, October 19, 2011, 7:00-9:00 p.m. in the UNO Ballroom, 6001 Dodge Street, Omaha. Parking is available across the street at St. Margaret Mary Church, 6116 Dodge Street. The event is free of charge and open to the public.
"The Vitae Monologues" is a 2-person, one act play by Epiphany Studio Productions, featuring international performers Jeremy and Sarah Stanbary, based on eye-opening and inspiring true stories of post-abortive women and men who tragically suffered in silence for years from the aftermath of abortion before eventually finding healing and forgiveness. "The Vitae Monologues" seeks to bring greater awareness to the reality that abortion is often a deeply traumatic experience that goes unnamed and unrecognized due to a culture of denial about its long lasting negative consequences, which are affecting millions of men and women today.
Please note: this play may not be suitable for youth under 12 years of age. For more information about this event, please contact Students for Life sponsored by MAVCatholic: firstname.lastname@example.com. Click here to read endorsements by U.S. bishops.
Deacon Ordination
The following fourteen men will be ordained to the permanent diaconate on October 22, 2012, by Archbishop George Lucas at St. Cecilia's Cathedral in Omaha:
Gary Bash-St. Mary Parish, Bellevue; David Baumert-St. Mary Parish, West Point; Thomas Burton-Holy Cross Parish, Omaha; Gregg Drvol-St. James Parish, Omaha; Frank Fillaus-St. Rose Parish, Crofton; Daniel Keiter-St. Bonaventure Parish, Columbus; Harlan Long-St. Edward Parish, St. Edward; Stephen Luna-St. Gerald Parish, Ralston; Steven Nelson-St. James Parish, Omaha; Richard Niedergeses-St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, Omaha; Harold Nienaber-Holy Family Parish, Lindsay; Melvin Schaecher-St. Patrick Parish, Battle Creek; John Small-St. Peter Parish, Fullerton; and Paul Weeder-St. Michael Parish, Albion.
A reception will follow in the cafeteria.
Chanting and Core Repertoire courses
With the completion of classes in preparation for the reception of the new Roman Missal, the Saint Cecilia Institute for Sacred Liturgy, Music, and the Arts will begin a series of continuing formation and enrichment classes and will continue lessons in voice, organ, piano, violin, and harp.
The following single-session classes will be offered throughout the archdiocese early in the fall. Click here for a flyer with details on courses, lessons, locations and times. Please click here to register online or contact the Data Support Office at 402.558.3100 for registration assistance.
For musicians: Core Repertoire I: Singing and Playing the Mass - with focus on the two Archdiocesan Mass settings and sections for Keyboardists, Cantors, Choir Directors, and Guitarists. There will be multiple faculty instructors. A $5 fee is required.


text:
Kam Dhillon 3047 Satin Maroon eyeglasses are all about style and luxury. Ornate metalwork details the browline of this lush oxblood frame, accented by boldly hued Italian acetate temples. This softly curved frame is ideal for balancing out angular faces.About the Brand
Kam Dhillon eyewear is all about clean sophistication and class. From work to play these high end frames are suitable for every lifestyle. Made with lightweight acetate and stainless steel, the Kam Dhillon collection is dress-to-impress to a T.


text:
Burt's Bees joins the realms of Lush with a brand new Solid Perfume launch. If you're a fan of Burt's this should appeal as it's a great way to toss fragrance in your bag and go. The blends are made with coconut oil which easily melts into skin
The blends are available in four scents for $10 each.
Let's have a look!


text:
(hidden for your protection)
comments sponsored by
Conferences / Symposia, Technology
This week, when I wasn't thinking about how to crack down on lunch thieves and trying to recoup the money I paid former Judge Porteous over the last few years (which put me in a bit of a financial bind, but I'll be fine because I'm on the short list for a job at Skadden's San Francisco office), I found time to piece together another Rundown of legal technology for the week.
In this edition, we go back to the future to discuss "2001: A Space Odyssey." There is also a free download addressing European privacy and e-discovery, as well as other related content.
In addition, the most famous plaintiff in e-discovery will be speaking in Boston. And have you ever wondered what the legal industry will look like in ten years?
* "Greetings, attorney 61432. Your security access has been confirmed. What type of documents would you like me to search and code for you today?"
Eric Lipman over at Legal Blog Watch brought to my attention a post from Counsel On Call's blog Lawdable, by Barry Willms:
The headline — "What Would Hal 9000 (WWH9D) Do for E-Discovery?" — hooked me despite the misplaced parenthetical. Having been there in the trenches, reviewing and re-reviewing thousands upon thousands of .tiff files for days and weeks on end, I would have killed for a mystical system that took over for me after an hour or two.
By the way, Hal 9000 is from 2001: A Space Odyssey, which came out in 1968. It's funny how science fiction writers tend to think we will develop technology like the Hal 9000 much sooner than we actually do. That said, I thought this was an important point for an attorney or any other legal professional to follow.
But as the year nears its close, realize that change is constantly in the air these days. Change with it. Expand your skill set. Don't get stuck where you are. Learn something new about technology this year. Read. Experiment. Become better at what you do.
* I try to avoid mentioning press releases generally; however, there is one that I want to highlight this week. FTI Technology announced a very interesting report that it commissioned from RAND Europe concerning privacy and data protection as these relate to e-discovery and legal governance. The report, which you can download for free, is a must-read for anyone working on complex litigation cases with European ties, considering how important those issues have become in recent years.
* For those who want another interesting look at US e-discovery/UK e-disclosure, Chris Dale describes his time at the Georgetown Advanced e-Discovery Institute in a fairly lengthy post on his blog. The Georgetown e-Discovery Institute is quickly establishing itself not just as an annual conference, but also as a cutting-edge think tank on the subject.
* Speaking of free things to download, I thought I would pass along the following email I received this week from the eDiscovery Institute (gavel bang: Dan Regard of Intelligent Discovery Solutions):
Dear Friends,
The eDiscovery Institute is proud to announce the release of the Judges' Guide to Cost-Effective E-Discovery by Anne Kershaw and Joe Howie with a foreword by Hon. James C. Francis IV. The Guide offers a detailed look at processes and technologies proven to reduce the cost of processing electronic discovery and will be distributed in print form to all magistrate judges in federal district courts. A copy of the table of contents is provided below for your convenience. You can download your personal electronic copy here.
* For lawyers and law students in the Northeast, the Boston eDiscovery Summit will be featuring Laura Zubulake as one of its speakers on December 16 at the OMNI Parker House. As the press materials note, Zubulake is "the most famous plaintiff in the history of electronic discovery," stemming from the Zubulake v. UBS Warburg case. Ms. Zubulake is also quite an interesting person outside of e-discovery. In addition to being a published author on convertible securities, she has a photography collection available through National Geographic.
* Speaking of summits and conferences, have you ever wondered what the legal industry will look like in the year 2020? LegalTech has announced that its third-day keynote speaker for the February 2011 New York City conference will be Michael Rogers, an author and "futurist" for The New York Times and MSNBC. Rogers will give his thoughts on what he expects to see in the legal field ten years from now. His imagined scenario is well worth a look.
Gabe Acevedo is an attorney in Washington, D.C. and the publisher of the e-discovery blog GabesGuide.com. His articles on legal technology and discovery issues appear weekly on Above The Law. He can be reached at email@example.com.
comments sponsored by


text:
Braun Chronograph Sport Watch
When you're serious about your training and serious about your style, turn to the Chronograph Sport from Braun. It comes equipped with a stainless steel deployment clasp on a silicone band and a stainless steel bezel and case back. Plus, it's pretty sweet to wear an iF award winning watch while clocking your 40.Details
- Water resistant to 250 feet
- 1.49" face diameter
- Chronograph and date display
- Stainless steel clasps
- Non-allergenic silicone band


text:
Foreman Art Scholarship
Foreman Art Scholarship Information
The Foreman Art Scholarship is awarded to Art and Art History applicants who are recommended by the Art Faculty and have demonstrated financial need. The scholarships are intended to award superior art students with demonstrated need by the FAFSA in the hopes to make the Hartwick Art program a possibility for them. The scholarship ranges from $500 to $5000 per year. All Art and Art History applicants to Hartwick are automatically considered for the Foreman Art Scholarship if they have completed the art portfolio review and have submitted an admissions application before the application deadline.
If you applied:
Early Decision 1, your portfolio review deadline is November 1st.
Early Decision 2, your portfolio review deadline is January 1st.
Regular Decision, your portfolio review is February 15th.
Art and Art History applicants are notified of the Foreman Art Scholarship with their admissions decision and Financial aid award.
Application Requirements for the Scholarship
Submit an application to the college as a full-time student. Applicant must be admitted to the college and have declared a major in Art or Art History for the award year in order to receive the award.
- Studio Art applicants will submit to the Art Department, c/o Terry Slade, a portfolio of 20 images representative of the applicant's art work. The portfolio must be submitted on a CD with the images in JPEG format.
- Art History applicants will submit to the Art History department, c/o Dr. Doug Zullo, an essay or paper written in high school which demonstrates a grasp of an introductory level of art history knowledge and provides an example of research and writing skills.
Application Deadline
To be considered for The Foreman Art Scholarship, all materials (1 and 2 above) must be submitted to the Admissions Office by February 1. Students will be notified of their status by April 1. Mark the envelope clearly with "Foreman Scholarship Application."
Scholarship Renewal Requirements
The Foreman Art Scholarship is renewable annually based on the following:
- Students must continue to declare a major in the Department of Art and Art History and register for the normal sequence of courses taken by majors in the department.
- Foreman Art Scholarship recipients must maintain a 2.0 GPA in all courses taken in the Department of Art and Art History.


text:
A 1 day mega donation drive to support North Minneapolis residents impacted by the May 22nd Tornado disaster is set for Saturday June 11th. 6am to 6pm at 2818 Washington Ave N. Minneapolis, MN 55411 ( off I-94 frontage road btw 28th and 29th Ave).
- Non Perishable foods (Preferred canned foods)
- Hygiene Products
- Gift Cards
- Water
- Pet food


text:
It's not quite Christmas without Charlie Brown, Linus and the saddest little tree ever. / © 1965 United Feature Syndicate
A Charlie Brown Christmas
One of the best and best-loved Christmas specials - and one of the few to actually address the religious origins of the holiday - returns again as ABC offers another run of its remastered version of the 1965 Charles Schulz classic. Because networks insert more commercial time than they once did, Charlie Brown is now too big for a half-hour slot (unless you cut it, as was once the practice) but too small for an hour. So to fill out the slot, ABC is also repeating the seven-minute animated Disney short Prep & Landing: Operation Secret Santa. No, it's not Charlie Brown, but then, what is?
Christmas in Rockefeller Center
While Charlie Brown is probably the most popular Christmas cartoon, it wasn't the first. That honor goes to the too-seldom-broadcast animated musical Mr Magoo's Christmas Carol, which NBC, bless its corporate heart, is giving a rare network run on Dec. 22 in honor of Magoo's 50th anniversary. To show your gratitude in advance, spend at least a little time tonight with NBC at this musical special, set to feature performances by Trace Adkins and Rod Stewart, among others. You'll have time to come on over from ABC when Charlie Brown ends.
Hot in Cleveland
TVLand, 10 ET/PT
Eventually, every veteran TV star will show up on Hot in Cleveland - which isn't such a bad idea. Tonight, Regis Philbin returns as Elka's (Betty White) love interest Pierre, kicking off a new season that will also include guest turns by Georgia Engel and Heather Locklear.
Copyright 2015 USATODAY.com
Read the original story: TV tonight: 'Charlie Brown,' 'Rockefeller Center'


text:
Leyberth M. Rosendo, MD
- FHMG Physician
Priority Scheduling
Or call us: (407) 303-DOCS
Biographical Sketch for Leyberth M. Rosendo, MD
Dr. Rosendo is board certified in family medicine and a Diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine. He is also certified by the American Association of Medical Review Officers and by the Florida Division of Workers Compensation. Dr. Rosendo has been practicing primary care medicine since 1995, with nearly 15 years in Central Florida. Since opening his Apopka-based practice in 1999, Dr. Rosendo has provided comprehensive family medical care to patients five years and older, including occupational medicine and urgent care.
Further, his commitment to this community has been demonstrated by his community service as a volunteer physician at free clinics and preventive care seminars. Dr. Rosendo is fluent in English and Spanish. Serving patients age 5 and older.
Additional Details about Leyberth M. Rosendo, MD
Board Certifications
- Family Medicine - (American Board of Family Medicine)
- Medical School - Montemorelos University
- Family Medicine - (St Joseph Medical Center)
Additional information
- Gender: Male
- Languages: Spanish


text:
Waipahu man fatally shot by policeUPDATED 6:25 PM HST Dec 14, 2013
A mentally ill 43 year old Waipahu man is dead after being shot by police.Video Transcript
Young. As FIRST reported on KITV-4 -- a mentally ill 43- year-old Waipahu man is dead after being shot by police. KITV4's Nana Ohkawa joins us with MORE in tonight's top story. Pamela, police responded to a dropped 9-1-1 call just after three this morning. They say when they arrived on scene they found a male standing in the back of the house holding a 12 foot metal pole with a 6 inch blade attached to the end. 1212 BANG BANG BANG THEN GET ONE SECOND AND ANOTHER BANG BANG BANG I DON'T KNOW IF IT WAS FOUR OR FIVE MAYBE BUT MORE THAN THREE MAYBE 1226 Police say four officers arrived to the house on Hiapo street just after 3 a.m. A family member told them the 43-year-old victim had a mental disorder. In the backyard... Officers said they repeatedly told the victim to put the makeshift bayonet down ...but he began to advance at them making cutting motions. 107 ONE OF THE OFFICERS DEPLOYED HIS ELECTRIC GUN BUT WAS A INEFFECTIVE AND CONTINUE THE ADVANCE 115 A SECOND OFFICER SHOT MULTIPLE SHOTS FATALLY STRIKING THE MALE SEVERAL TIMES 21 304 EVERY SCENE WE TRY TO DO EVERYTHING WE CAN TO PROTECT EVERYONE'S SAFETY310 THIS SITUATION DEVELOPED VERY RAPIDLY IN A RELATIVELY SMALL ENCLOSED SPACE 315 Arte Acob ah-cobe says he's been friends with the family who moved into the neighborhood 15 years ago. The victim, his brother and parents live in the home. 1424 THE FATHER WAS CRYING. THAT WAS AFTER THE INVESTIGATION HE SAID WHOA KILL MY SON I SAID WHO HE SAID THE COPS 36 The man was a regular sight in the neighborhood.... Sue Leong remembers him taking her trash out ... riding his bike up and down the street every day.. And opening the gate for his father. 1107 HE WAS A VERY NICE BOY YOU LOOK AT HIM YOU KNOW HE WAS HARMLESS HE WOULDN'T HURT ANYBODY VERY NICE HE WOULD SAY HELLO TO YOU AND GO BACK TO HIS PLACE 1120 Back in November police responded to a call to the house and the victim was voluntarily transported to the hospital. As standard procedure all four officers have been placed on administrative leave as the department conducts a criminal and administrative investigation.
More Video
CommentsThe views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus


text:
Texa Navigator TXB Diagnostic Tester
Texa Navigator TXB
The NAVIGATOR TXB is a new generation of multi-brand tool able to connect to any PC or Palmtop, as well as the new AXONE Palm and Pad, to perform the most accurate diagnostics of the electronic systems of motorcycles, scooters, quads and jet skis.
Thanks to the features offered by this wireless interface, it is possible to access all the electronic systems on board by directly connecting to the diagnostic plug.
By using the NAVIGATOR TXB it is possible to perform operations such as:
- Reading/erasing the error messages
- Evaluating system parameters
- Resetting of service warning lights
- Adjustments to fuelling
- Key programming
- And much more
By using a wireless Bluetooth connection to communicate with the display unit the NAVIGATOR TXB eliminates the need for cables.
The innovative IDC4 software is entirely designed and developed by TEXA and provides the user diagnostic information as well as wiring diagrams and technical bulletins. The diagnostic database covers all the main manufacturers and over 1000 models. This information is periodically updated via an internet connection or DVD.
IDC4 Software
TEXA's new IDC4 is the most advanced operating software available on the market and combines flexible, intuitive and easy to use software functions and applications. The IDC4 software covers five different vehicle groups: Car, Truck, Bike Agri and Marine.
In addition to the dedicated Axone4 & Mini touch screen tablets the IDC4 software from TEXA can also be installed on a Windows desktop or laptop PC already in a workshop.
The Navigator TXB is available to purchase in the Texa Bike Mini package. For information and for detailed pricing, please click below:Bike Mini Package
Technical Specification
- Processor: INTEL PXA255 400MHz
- Internal storage: 64 Mb SDRAM, 64 Mb FLASH
- Power supply:8 ÷ 16 Volt
- Consumption at 12 V 0.25 A typical
- Power supply connector : from 4-pin power mini-din or diagnostic cable
- USB connections : 1 USB 2.0 device connection, 1 USB 2.0 Host connection, with the possibility of updating the software version
- Wireless connection to PC: Bluetooth 2.0
- Electronic selector switch: 5 K lines, 3 L lines, with 100 mA current protection controlled by FPGA
- Diagnostic connector: AMP CPC series, 16 pins, male contacts
- Operating temperature: +0°C/ +45°C
- Storage temperature: -20°C/ +60°C
- Operation and service humidity: 10% ÷ 80% with no condensation
- Dimensions: 160x170x55 mm (CPC16 cable and antenna not included)
- Weight: 1,1 Kg
- Supported Communication Protocols Blink codes K, L (with current protection) ISO9141-2, ISO14230, CAN, ISO11898, ISO11519-2, SAE J1850 PWM SAE J1850 VPW


text:
Why is our pricing so reasonable?
Don't let the unpredictable weather of Texas catch you off guard. SA Specialties specializes in delivering professional comprehensive air conditioning and heating repair, installation and maintenance services for San Antonio, Victoria and Houston residential and light commercial properties. Stay cool or turn up the heat; the experienced and qualified technicians will have your air conditioner running like new in no time. SA Specialties is committed to delivering unparalleled AC Repair at affordable rates. You are guaranteed superior service and cost effective solutions for your home or office that you deserve and have come to expect.
When you can't take the heat you need professional AC service with a company that knows the in-and-outs of air conditioning and heating systems. SA Specialties offers a wide spectrum of affordable AC system maintenance, repair, and installation energy efficient services for your home or business. Get your FREE estimate and let our skilled technicians start saving you energy costs, energy consumption, and promote overall well-being with our variety of air conditioning & heating services.
Click here for Central Air money
saving coupons!
We would be happy to send one of our highly trained Sales Associates to your home. Each of our Sales Associates has a minimum of 5 years in air conditioning service, allowing them to give our customers the best estimate possible.
Licensed by: Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation - PO Box 12157 Austin, Texas 78711 - Copyright 2014 SA Specialties. All rights reserved.


text:
Trinity (ct) vs. Lasell
March 17, 2009
|Grahman Fadden
|4 (1.000)
|Alex Palma
|1 (1.000)
|Peter Johnson
|0 (0.000)
|Current Record
|Trinity (ct)
|go to Trinity (ct) page
|Mike Maggio
|(1, 0)
|Mike Kelliher
|14 (0.500)
|Current Record
|go to Lasell page
|The Game Story:
|Hartford, Conn. - Sophomore attackman Kevin Looby (Kansas City, Mo.) notched a goal and three assists to lead the Trinity College Bantams to a 14-1 win over the visiting Lasell College Lasers in men's lacrosse action this afternoon on Jessee/Miller Field. Trinity improves to 3-1, while the Lasers fall to 1-3.
Trinity scored six times in the first quarter and four more times in the second quarter, while senior goalie Graham Fadden (New Canaan, Conn.) held the Lasers scoreless and made four saves heading into the half. The Bantams tacked on three more goals in the third frame, and senior goalie Alex Palma (Chappaqua, N.Y.) needed to make just one save in the Trinity goal to preserve the shutout through three quarters. Senior co-captain midfielder Mike Maggio (Winchester, Mass.) broke the Laser drought with an extra-man goal with Palma serving a penalty, but Lasell failed to score once Palma returned.
Trinity senior captain attackman Rob Mountain (New Canaan, Conn.) tallied two goals and one assist, while junior attacker Harper Cullen (Rehoboth Beach, Del.) scored twice. Laser sophomore Mike Kelliher (Weymouth, Mass.) totaled 14 saves.


text:
Skip Showers for Beef? Try Less and Better Meat
Ok, so maybe there is no nonprofit called SkipShowersForBeef.com, but the Yes Men stunt does raise an important discussion about the vast amount of water involved in beef production. Here we add to that discussion -- if you eat beef, which kind of beef you choose makes a big difference.