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Mid-Day ETF Update: ETFs, Stocks Climb Higher as Earnings Season Starts; Dow Pushes Past Record Close, S&P Nears Record Closing High
Active broad market exchange-traded funds at mid-day:
iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index ( EEM ): +1.21%
iShares MSCI Japan Index ( EWJ ): +0.68%, near its 52-week high
iPath S&P 500 VIX Short Term Futures TM ( VXX ): -0.87%, with a 52-week low of $19.32
Financial Select Sector SPDR ( XLF ): +0.47%, near its 52-week high
Broad Market Indicators
Broad-market exchange-traded funds, including SPY, IWM, IVV and others, are mostly firmer. Actively traded PowerShares QQQ (QQQ) was up 0.40%.
U.S. stocks have turned positive at session's half, with the S&P near its record closing high and the Dow Industrials pushing past its record close. Market sentiment has brightened as aluminum company Alcoa's (AA) better-than-expected profit for its Q1 earnings report marked the start of earnings season, although investors are wary of taking its results, whether upbeat or downbeat, as indicators for how the whole earnings season will play out.
Investors are mostly shrugging off the February wholesale inventories data, which came in lower than expected, down 0.3% versus the consensus of 0.5%. Wholesale sales rose 1.7% for the month after slipping 0.8% in the prior month.
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Select Financial Sector SPDRs ( XLF ) was up 0.47%, near its 52-week high. Direxion Daily Financial Bull 3X shares (FAS) was up 0.84%, with a new 52-week high of 55.46. Its bearish counterpart, FAZ, was down 0.95%, with a new 52-week low of $41.45.
Among financial stocks, FXCM Inc. (FXCM) was up 2.39% after it said earlier that it proposed to merge with and acquire Gain Capital Holdings LLC (GCAP). The proposed transaction would give Gain shareholders 0.3996 shares of FXCM Class A common stock for each share of Gain common stock. FXCM was also prepared to offer up to $50 million in cash consideration in lieu of FXCM shares. FXCM shares are
Technology -
Tech ETFs were mixed at mid-day trading: Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK), up 0.13%; iShares Dow Jones US Technology ETF (IYW), 0.21%; iShares S&P North American Technology ETF (IGM), 0.32%; and iShares S&P North American Technology-Software Index (IGV), down 0.01%.
Among semiconductor ETFs, SPDR S&P Semiconductor (XSD) was off 0.02% while Semiconductor Sector Index Fund (SOXX) was up 0.09%.
SPDR S&P International Technology Sector ETF (IPK) was up 0.63%.
In sector news, Affymetrix (AFFX) shares tumbled 13.48% as the company says it expects Q1 FY13 revenues of around $78 million, including revenues of about $19 million from eBioscience - below the company's expectations. The company attributed this to continued headwinds in its gene expression business across all regions, particularly in Japan, where it came in significantly short of plan. Analysts polled by Capital IQ are expecting Q1 revenues of $83.34 million.
Energy -
Dow Jones U.S. Energy Fund (IYE) was up 0.88%. Energy Select Sector SPDR (XLE) was up 0.93%.
In sector news, Synergy Resources (SYRG) was up 0.28%, near its 52-week high, after it reported Q2 earnings of $0.05 per share, ex one-time items, versus the Capital IQ consensus of $0.06. Revenues were $10.9 million, versus the analyst estimate of $11.53 million. Net oil and natural gas production increased to 186,039 barrels of oil equivalent (BOE), averaging 2,067 BOE per day versus 1,091 BOE per day in the same year-ago quarter.
Commodities -
Crude was up 1.09%, near its session highs; natural gas was down 1.4%. United States Oil Fund (USO) was up 0.2178%. United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) was down 1.39%.
Gold was up 0.92%. Silver was also higher, up 2.88%. Among rare metal funds, SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) was up 0.85%; iShares Silver Trust (SLV) was up 2.81%.
Healthcare -
Healthcare ETFs were higher, trading at the higher end of their 52-week ranges: Health Care SPDR (XLV), up 0.37%; Vanguard Health Care ETF (VHT), up 0.23%; and iShares Dow Jones US Healthcare (IYH), up 0.34%. Biotech ETF iShares NASDAQ Biotechnology Index (IBB) was up 0.32%.
In corporate news, BSD Medical (BSDM) was down 28.48% after it entered into a securities purchase agreement with two institutional investors to sell 4,065,042 shares of its common stock in a registered direct offering at $1.23 per share. In addition, warrants to purchase 3,048,782 shares will be issued to the investors. The warrants are exercisable beginning six months and one day after closing, expire five years after becoming exercisable, and have an exercise price of $1.65 per share. The completion of the offering will occur on or before April 12.
Consumer -
Consumer ETFs were lower, but near their 52-week highs: Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR (XLP), down 0.17%; iShares Dow Jones US Consumer Goods (IYK), down 0.32%; and Vanguard Consumer Staples ETF (VDC), down 0.11%.
In sector news, Herbalife Ltd. (HLF) was down 1.12% after being released from a trading halt earlier. The company confirmed earlier reports that the independent accountant it has engaged, KPMG LLP, has resigned effective immediately. KPMG also confirmed reports that it resigned because its independence was compromised after one of its former partners had been allegedly engaged in insider trading in HLF's securities.
The former KPMG partner was engagement partner on HLF's audit. HLF's Audit Committee and management continue to believe that the company's financial statements covering or the fiscal years ended December 31, 2010, 2011 and 2012, in all material respects, the financial condition and results of operations of the company as of the end of and for the referenced periods and may continue to be relied upon.
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Industrial -
Industrial ETFs were lower: Vanguard Industrials (VIS), down 0.03%; iShares Trust Dow Jones U.S. Industrial Sector Index Fund (IYJ), down 0.16%; and Select Sector SPDR-Industrial (XLI), down 0.05%.
Among stocks, Alcoa (AA) was down 0.42% after reporting its financial results in Monday's after hours. During its conference call, the company's management issued guidance for 2Q by segment, as follows: Engineered Products and Solution (EPS) ATOI is expected to increase about 5% sequentially; Global Rolled Products (GRP) ATOI is expected to increase 15%-20% sequentially, excluding LME and currency; Alumina is expected to have production increases by 150 kmt, and Primary Metals will have a $25M negative impact owing to power plant outages at Anglesea.
The company also said it has suffered as a result of pricing pressures where supply has outstripped demand. While aluminum was down 10%, this was not reflective of the underlying market dynamics, according to management. The fundamentals tell a different story with stable inventory, and regional premiums still strong. Given the curtailment of supply in China, Alcoa reiterated its expectation for 7% aluminum growth. Excluding China, this would imply 4% growth globally.
Alcoa had reported late Monday Q1 EPS of $0.11, beating analyst estimates of $0.08 EPS. Revenues came in at $5.8 billion, in line with Street forecasts.


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He's got passion in his pants and he ain't afraid to show it… Ricky Martin is sexy and he knows it!
And this is how he rolls LMFAO style on the Glee episode in which the out gay singer and dancer plays new Spanish teacher Mr. Martinez.
It's a Spanish-themed week for the New Directions as the Martin instructs the McKinley High crew on Livin' la Vida Loca.
The episode was seen this week in the US and Aussies can catch it when it plays next month on Ten.
Take a look:
Glee airs locally at 7pm Friday nights on Ten. Catch up with entire recent episodes here.

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Neighborhood Lift Up event on Saturday, April 21st from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Walnut Way neighbors and friends will gather at the Walnut Way Center located at 2240 North 17th Street to shake off the winter blues and reconnect with one another. The day's event will give neighbors and friends an opportunity to spruce up their community and begin planting the Walnut Way gardens. Guests are welcomed to join us for a tour, plant sale or roll up their sleeves and join in the fun in working together to clean up the community. A community program will be held at 12:30 p.m. on the corner of 16th and North Avenue. Walnut Way is a resident-driven central city neighborhood organization that lives a mission to sustain economically diverse and abundant communities through civic engagement, environmental stewardship, and creating venues for prosperity.
For more information or to volunteer, please call Kimberly Njoroge, Community Engagement Specialist at (414) 264-2326 or email [email protected].


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Angioedema of the face, extremities, lips, tongue, glottis and/or larynx has been reported in patients treated with angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors, including enalapril. This may occur at any time during treatment. In such cases enalapril should be promptly discontinued and appropriate therapy and monitoring should be provided until complete and sustained resolution of signs and symptoms has occurred. In instances where swelling has been confined to the face and lips the condition has generally resolved without treatment, although
antihistamines have been useful in relieving symptoms. Angioedema associated with laryngeal edema may be fatal. Where there is involvement of the tongue,
glottis or larynx, likely to cause airway obstruction, appropriate therapy, e.g., subcutaneous epinephrine solution 1:1000 (0.3 mL to 0.5 mL) and/or measures necessary to ensure a patent airway, should be promptly provided. (See ADVERSE REACTIONS.)
Patients with a history of angioedema unrelated to ACE inhibitor therapy may be at increased risk of angioedema while receiving an ACE inhibitor (see alsoINDICATIONS AND USAGEand CONTRAINDICATIONS).
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Villa Noise: Training with Dr Jo, Hanks on Villa and Petrov's debut
23rd Oct 2013
Hanks, talking below in a new video uploaded to YouTube, bemoans the fact he has so many satellite channels that he often can't find the one that shows soccer.
He adds that when he does manage to tune in, it's always games between "West Ham and Man Utd, Tottenham and QPR, never Villa."
He bellows: "Bring me Villa! Bring me Villa!"
Hanks also demonstrates his knowledge of matters on the pitch, by adding: "I believe Villa are 10th out of 20 teams now" - a correct assertion at the time of filming.
He also refers to a "friend in LA" who keeps him up-to-date on claret and blue matters - the actor in question, Bob Stephenson, who often writes fan blogs for the official site.
Stan Petrov has agreed to be a co-commentator on AVTV this season.
Former skipper Petrov was interviewed by the online television channel this week to help drum up support for his new Foundation.
And discussion soon turned to match commentary at Villa Park.
The dulcet tones of AVTV host Woodward are beamed into hospitality boxes - including that of Petrov - during home games.
Petrov joked with Woodward that he has to turn down the audio levels!
Woodward called Petrov's bluff by insisting: "If you think you can improve the service, join me on air."
Petrov agreed instantly and is provisionally due to appear on the mic for the Villa v Sunderland match in November, although this could change depending on the former midfielder's hectic schedule.
Libor Kozak has unfortunately never heard of namesake Theo Kojak.
Kozak waxed lyrical in this week's Bodymoor Blog about his appreciation for the fans who regularly tweet him notes of support before games.
When quizzed about several pictures of the Telly Savalas-inspired New York lieutenant that have appeared on the social media site in approval of the performances of the Czech striker, he said: "I've never heard of Kojak sorry about that."
It was asking a bit much to expect him to appreciate the reference, given the 1970s airing of the show but I couldn't help but hope he'd say: "Yes, who loves ya baby?"
We've had a very special guy at Villa Park this week - Matt Frost, who has hit the national headlines for his innovative work scheme.
Frost, badly injured in his previous job, came up with the idea during his recuperation of doing a different occupation every week for the entire year.
So far, he's enjoyed work as Holly Willoughby's PA, stunt man, pizza delivery boy, blacksmith, beef farmer, university lecturer and music festival organiser.
This week he walked through the doors in B6 to take on a variety of roles, including marketer, sales rep, chef, commentator and groundsman.
You can check out his progress on his website here or follow his engaging Twitter account here.
Jed Steer has this week revealed the nickname of Jores Okore - "The Ninja Turtle."
Steer explains that it's due to the defender's exceptional speed and huge frame.
He said: "Jores is such a good player and a really lovely guy off the field. He was quiet at first but now he's always smiling and has plenty of good banter in the dressing room. He's a funny guy.
"We call him the ninja turtle. He's got such an impressive turn of speed and he's build like a real unit too. He's just a great guy."
Steer also revealed that the players are offering Okore support after the defender was effectively ruled out for the rest of the season.
He added: "We were all gutted when Jores got injured. But we're fully behind him 100%.
"We see him at the training ground all the time so we always have a chat. He might be in rehab but he's still an important part of the group. We're one big family."
Forget the Mail Man - Fabian Delph says he's the Missing Man.
Midfielder Delph gave a really interesting and insightful interview with the Birmingham Mail this morning, as he discussed his injuries and his relationship with "gentleman owner" Randy Lerner.
Lerner once labelled Darren Bent the Mail Man because he always delivered in front of goal.
Delph joked that he's the Missing Man, due to his time on the sidelines.
It was an honest - if somewhat jokey - assessment from a player who always tells it how it is.
He said: "I always spend five minutes chatting with Randy when I see him. It's always great to see him. He's a gentleman. He always takes time to ask how I am. He tells me he thinks I can push on.
"He owns the club and I think if I'm injured what good am I?
"But he's just been brilliant. He has believed in me. He always says positive things to me.
"His nickname for me? I don't know. Probably the Missing Man. No, he just calls me Fab!"
And he's certainly been Fab these past few months!
Great to see Christian Benteke take time out on matchday to meet the Belgian Lions.
Several members, including chairman Tom Gillis, were at the Tottenham match and requested to see Benteke and wish him luck before kick-off.
Benteke was only too happy to agree and took time out to sign autographs and pose for pictures.
The result wasn't what they'd hoped for but Belgian Lions went home happy that weekend.
Great feedback from the interview with Ian Ormondroyd - but one story didn't make the final cut concerning the reign of Dr Jo Venglos due to length restrictions.
It delves into one training session where Dr Jo went more radical than normal in his approach.
Ormondroyd explains: "I remember one time Dr Jo asked us to stand on the deadball line as a group of players. He asked us to run the whole length of the pitch holding our breath.
"He said 'suck the air into the lungs and then set off running'. The lads were looking at each other and saying 'what on earth is this all about?'
"We had all exhaled at about the halfway line!"
Look the part - and donate to charity in the process - with the new Villa/Acorns wristband.
Available in Villa Stores for just £2 - with £1 being donated to our charity partner - you can show off your support for both great organisations.
The limited edition wrist accessories are emblazoned with 'Acorns 25' to commemorate their very special anniversary.
Pop into the Villa Stores for the Everton game and show your support.
Watch out for the AVTV pre-match show this week, featuring special guest Tony Morley.
It is somewhat fitting that Morley stars on the preview programme.
Former winger Morley played brilliantly for Villa, supported Everton as a boy and scored a goal of the season for Villa at the Toffees.
As usual he talks plenty of sense alongside Jack Woodward as they cover a raft of subjects.
The show will be available to watch from Thursday.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy the thoughts of Brad Guzan.
There's an exclusive interview with Guzan on our online television channel now.
It's a meaty piece - 15 minutes - as the ace shot-stopper looks back at Tottenham, ahead to Everton aswell as discussing qualifying for the World Cup with USA.
Brad Guzan is a big fan and friend of Tim Howard - other than his beard!
Guzan joked in the exclusive interview that fellow USA stopper Howard looked scruffy with his facial fuzz.
He said: "Tim is a top, top keeper and his performances for Everton and USA show that. But I'm not having that beard. He thinks it looks really good. I disagree big-time!"
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Finally, watch out for our new special gallery feature every Wednesday on the site.
Villa Randoms brings you never-before-seen, exclusive images from our exhaustive archives.
We've delved into our gargantuan library of images to source the most interesting, funny, bizarre and amazing within.
There will be managers, players, special guests, animals, supporters and press.
This week, we have a host of terrific images, including the rather bizarre religious-themed one above.
Just so you know, it's certainly no sin to support the Villa!
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In spring 2015, the Department of Education (DOE) implemented a new login process for the student and borrower-based websites, including FAFSA on the Web, NSLDS® Student Access, StudentLoans.gov, StudentAid.gov. The new FSA ID, which will be comprised of a user-selected username and password, will replace the Federal Student Aid PIN as the process by which students, parents, and borrowers authenticate their identity to access their federal student aid information. DOE is excited about the new functionality that the FSA ID will offer, including a single sign-on process for most systems.
The changes are being made to eliminate the need for individuals to enter personal identifiers (Social Security number, name, and date of birth) when accessing Federal Student Aid's systems. This change is critical to comply with new security requirements and industry best practices.
The transition from the FSA PIN to the FSA ID will be as seamless as possible for students. Existing users will be able to link their PIN information to the FSA ID.
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Sirles patted his teammate on the back.
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The bad news is: It's all in your mind. The good news is: It's all in your mind. In 1989, Bantam published a book written by Deepak Chopra, M.D. entitled Quantum Healing: Exploring the Frontiers of Mind/Body Medicine. Chopra's book was not the first ever written on the subject. A seminal work by Dr. Kenneth Pelletier, Mind as Healer, Mind as Slayer, was published in 1977. For that matter, mind/body medicine is at the core of ancient texts dating back to the Bible, the Vedas, and Chinese medicine. But in 1995, Chopra's book about the nearly forgotten role of the mind in healing set a benchmark, spending two years at the top of best-seller lists. America was ready to…
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More beings leave their bodies during the sign of Scorpio than any other. That's one reason it's the sign representing death, which is when the/your "ka" resumes its journey through eternity. Thanksgiving is a counting of heads (from the youngest to the oldest), a sharing of food and a giving of thanks from/unto those still remaining. It always falls on the 4th Thursday in November. "Thor," after which Thursday is named, equals Jupiter, the ruler of Sagittarius, which is the sign we are entering and the one marking the start of the spiritual quadrant of the zodiac. Mercury is still retrograde 'til Moonday the 26th, so we might as well just enjoy ourselves 'til we have to put 'er…
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Nebraska's long-standing walk-on tradition can be traced to Bob Devaney's tenure as coach. For all intents and purposes, it began then. But walk-ons became commonplace under Tom Osborne, as a hedge against the NCAA's reduction in football-scholarship limits.
In 1974, Osborne's second season as head coach, the NCAA maximum was reduced dramatically, from 45 to 30 annually – 33 percent. So he began encouraging walk-ons, even holding back scholarships to award to those who worked their way onto the two-deeps.
As a result, Nebraska gained a reputation for being a haven for walk-ons.
A national reputation.
In August of 1988, Malcolm Moran wrote in the New York Times: "The effort of the walkons provides the…
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Last week of Scorpio. Pretty crazy out there! Last week of Mercury retrograde in Scorpio — which is why it's soooo craaaazy! The proof should show up on Saturday at 13 minutes before 10:00 a.m., when the Sun and retrograde Mercury conjunct, along with the North Node, which rules this lifetime's karma. Hope I see you next week…?
h SCORPIO (10.23-11.22) Your onanistic tendencies are getting out of hand — and getting the better of you. You've got to get a better grip on yourself. Sure, you've got to love yourself before you can truly accept another's love. I understand that analogy, but lately it's taking too much time from the art of your…
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Prophecies and predictions have always been part of human history. From the Oracle at Delphi, through Biblical times and up to present day, most prophecies have been made by two distinct groups of people: the scientists and the mystics. Their methods of divination differ dramatically. Scientists always give what they believe are reasons for their predictions, either mathematical observations, historical trends or, increasingly, computer models. Mystics don't need to. They claim connection to a higher stratum of information that provides their knowledge.
For whatever reason, modern society seems to place more credence on the claims of scientists. Ironically, modern scientists don't even take credit for the knowledge, instead passing credence onto a third entity known as "the evidence."…
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Will Compton can laugh about it now. But when it happened, it was no laughing matter. "I was like a deer in the headlights," he said. "I was nervous. I was caught off-guard."
Compton was a freshman on coach Bo Pelini's first team at Nebraska in 2008. The Huskers were playing Virginia Tech at Memorial Stadium, and the way Compton remembers it, a linebacker (it might have been Phillip Dillard, a junior) "blew a (pass) coverage."
The game was the fourth of the season, and as with most of those in his recruiting class, Compton had yet to see action, the intention being that he would redshirt.
At that instant, however, the redshirt was about to…
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Women of the Year Awards 2005
Recognizing excellence, Kettering honors six outstanding young women.
Two young women have been chosen Woman of the Year at Kettering University. Michelle Ross, a senior from Akron, Ohio, was chosen a Woman of the Year from A-Section and Courtney Holder, a senior from Waterloo, Ontario, was chosen Woman of the Year from B-Section. Both they and the four finalists were honored Wednesday, Aug. 17. (Kettering University has a split class with students rotating academic terms with co-op work terms. A and B Sections refer to which academic section students belong.)
The six outstanding young women were recognized for academic achievement, commitment to service and leadership. Finalists for the award included:
Marquita J. Adams, of Flint, Mich., A-Section
Tracy J. Huisinga, of Lake Orion, Mich., A-Section
Suzanne L. McLernon Kayser, of Flint, Mich., B-Section
Heather R. White, of Rochester Hills, Mich., B-Section
The Woman of the Year award at Kettering University recognizes senior female students who have made a difference during their college tenure. Academic achievement is only 20 percent of a rating system that includes service, dedication, mentoring, role modeling and leadership.
Nominees must be individuals recognized by students, faculty and staff as someone who "gets things done," and is involved in service on campus, at their place of employment and in their home communities.
First conceptualized by two students, Ann Marie Weitzel-Robinson '99 and Amanda Snyder-Simmons '98, the idea became a reality in 1997 at the first Woman of the Year Recognition banquet.
This year's top awardees embody all the qualities of the Woman of the Year Award.
Michelle A. Ross, A-Section Woman of the Year, is the daughter of Sam and Diane Ross of Akron Ohio. She is majoring in Industrial Engineering and her co-op employer is Luk USA LLC, Wooster, Ohio.
Ross is a member of Student Senate, the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), Alpha Phi Sorority, the Institute of Industrial Engineers and the Clara Elizabeth Davidson Women's Resource Center.
She is also the recipient of the following awards and scholarships:
Kettering Robots Society for academic and leadership achievement, Tau Beta Pi national academic excellence Engineering Society, Alpha Pi Mu national Industrial Engineering honor society, Phi Eta Sigma national freshman honor society, Kappa Mu Epsilon national mathematics honor society, order of Omega Greek leadership honor, Gamma Sigma Alpha, Academic Excellence Scholarship, Milford Barron Scholarship, Mary Walker Scholarship, Charles F. Kettering Scholarship, Hoemann Scholarship an the C.F. Harris Scholarship. Ross received the Dean's List Freshman of the Year award and Leaders Fellow and President's Award from Luk USA LLC.
Courtney E. Holder, B-Section Woman of the Year, is the daughter of Chris Holder of Waterloo, Ontario. She is majoring in Mechanical Engineering and her co-op employer is Delphi in Flint, Mich.
Holder is a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority, the American Association of Mechanical Engineers, the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), Panhellenic Council, GMTE Players, and volunteers for the Canadian Cancer Society and Michigan Community Blood Centers.
She is also the recipient of the following awards and scholarships:
Pi Tau Sigma national Mechanical Engineering honor society, Phi Eta Sigma national freshman honor society, Kappa Mu Epsilon national mathematics honor society, Rho Lambda international Panhellenic Leadership recognition society, Tau Beta Pi national Engineering honor society, order of Omega Greek leadership honor, Alpha Sigma Alpha Scholarship and Outstanding New Member Alpha Sigma Alpha B-Chapter.
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Aldis, the Kingdom of the Blue Rose, shines as a new light following the dark age of the Sorcerer Kings. Now, envoys of the Sovereign's Finest strive to protect Aldis from threats like the Lich Kingdom of Kern and the fanatical Theocracy of Jarzon, as well as monsters and dark magic left over from the Shadow Wars of the Sorcerer Kings. Aided by the rhydan?their psychic animal companions?the champions of the Blue Rose guard the Light against the power of the Shadow. Blue Rose, the Roleplaying Game of Romantic Fantasy, allows you to adventure in the fantastic world of Aldea. Based on the world's most popular roleplaying system, Blue Rosegives you everything you need to play. In this 224 page book you will find:
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Healthcare Leadership
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The need for more sophisticated health care management to respond to the clinical, organizational, and fiscal challenges faced by America's evolving health care industry is an absolute priority. Today's health care managers and executives require not only clinical experience and strong communication skills, but also business acumen and knowledge of financial and personnel management, organizational theory and negotiation. In order to prepare health care professionals to become effective and knowledgeable health care managers and executives, additional educational preparation is essential. Vanderbilt University's School of Nursing has taken on this challenge by providing its highly ranked Healthcare Leadership in Nursing degree specialty in an e-Learning environment.
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As changes in health care delivery accelerate, our master's degree program not only prepares nurses at the graduate level to manage health care services across multiple settings and specialty areas, but also prepares them to face the challenge of an ever-changing health care environment. The curriculum provides a series of integrated learning experiences that focus on the development of individuals with keen analytic skills, who are capable of leadership and innovation in a dynamic health care system. Stressing professional and personal integrity, commitment and achievement, this highly interactive specialty engages and challenges learners to understand current health care system problems, to anticipate and manage change, and to evaluate new evidence and emerging techniques that enhance management performance.
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Banksy Goes Ham: Artist's Truck Full of Stuffed Animals Satirizes Factory Farming
Everyone's favorite anonymous graffiti artist/activist has turned his analytical eye toward the meat industry. Banksy, the probable British artist known for his hidden identity and politically-charged spray paint satire, has momentarily stopped the illuminating public vandalization to trot out a bizarre mobile art installation in New York City. In a green truck that could have carried supplies during World War II, Banksy stuffed a cadre of animatronic stuffed animals; mooing, squawking, and bleating as they hang out of the truck in horror, all in an effort to raise awareness about factory farmed animals.
Banksy has been tagging New York City for weeks on his "Better Out Than In" tour, an unofficial residency that has sparked renewed interest in the unknown artist. He's made a 9/11 tribute, taken on McDonald's with a cartoon-like sculpture, painted urinating dogs, and generally gotten under Mayor Michael Bloomberg's skin. This latest mobile piece will make people think without defacing any public property.
The piece—called "Sirens of the Lambs"— will be scuttling around New York City for two weeks, and appropriately enough, began its journey in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan. Via a phone number on the side of the truck, streetwalkers can dial in to listen to an audio companion about the piece. The cheeky narrator wonders if the piece is a bit "subtle," and we also learn Banksy worked in a butcher shop as a younger man, "an experienced that seems to have resonated with him."
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"John Lin" <johnlin_at_email.com> wrote in message
> Dear all:
> I am new to Oracle. My company uses Oracle/Developer2000 to create
> reports where I like to capture texts. According to IT-technician in
> my company, the reports only show on screen. They have no time to
> develope a tool to transfer reports to any format of files. I try to
> copy-n-paste as I usually do in Windows sofwares. However There seems
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If the 'reports' are developed with Oracle Forms, then they only show to the screen.
However, if they are developed with Oracle Reports, then the DESFORMAT and DESTYPE parameters control output format and location
If they are currently just Forms based, be aware that in the form's code, :SYSTEM.LAST_QUERY can be used to capture the SQL statement used to display data in the form, and then this SQL statement can be passed to another program to query the same data in the desired format.
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|January 9, 2012 | Volume 87, Number 5
OJP announces new series on Matthew 25
The Diocesan Office of Justice and Peace, in collaboration with Richmond area Parish Social Ministers, will present six monthly sessions beginning in January on the challenges of the great judgment parable of Matthew 25. The series will address the contemporary issues connected with the gospel's words "Lord, when did we see you hungry, a stranger, sick, or in prison?"
The Matthew 25 series will be presented at six different Richmond area parishes, beginning on Jan. 18.
Following are the dates, topics, and sites for the series (all events begin at 7:00 pm):
The series will begin with a look at justice in the Hebrew Scriptures because it was from the Old (Common) Testament of the Bible that Jesus as a Jew developed His understanding of justice. The roots of Catholic Social Teaching are found here.
Other presenters will discuss facts and issues that describe the society and issues that contemporary Catholic Social Teaching must address in the 21st century: pro-life, poverty, immigration, health care, and incarceration.
Contact Justin Myers at the diocesan Office of Justice and Peace (804-545-5974; email@example.com) for more information about the Matthew 25 Series or any of its topics.
Liturgy welcomes Candidate for Holy Orders
Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo poses with diocesan seminarians and Father Michael Boehling, Vicar for Vocations, on the altar of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart after he presided at Mass Dec. 18. During the liturgy he welcomed Gino Rossi, in black suit, as a Candidate for Holy Orders. In front row, from left, are Daniel Cogut, a graduate of the College of William and Mary; Marton Lonart, a graduate of the University of Virginia; Nhat Nguyen, a graduate of James Madison University; Gino Rossi, a William and Mary graduate; Bishop DiLorenzo, Deacon Joseph Goldsmith, a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University; John Christian, a graduate of Lafayette College, and Kyle O'Connor, a William and Mary graduate. In second row, from left, are Deacon Sean Prince, a graduate of Wake Forest University; Father Boehling; Deacon Christopher Hess, a graduate of St. Mary's Seminary and University; Matthew Kiehl, a graduate of George Mason University, and J. Miguel Melendez, a graduate of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. On the third level is Mark Kowalski, a graduate of Florida State University. Not pictured are Deacon Carlos Lerma, a graduate of St. John Vianney College Seminary, and Stefan Migac, from the Archdiocese of Kocise in Poland.
St. Benedict Chapel, Chesapeake, gains status as independent parish
On December 16, Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo issued a Decree of Erection of St. Benedict Catholic Church, 521 McCosh Drive, Chesapeake, as a Personal Parish.
Therefore, St. Benedict's is no longer a chapel under the administration of St. Gregory the Great, Virginia Beach.
The parish celebrates the Tridentine Latin Mass and is operated under the guidance of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter with Father Neal Nichols, pastor, and Father Peter Byrne.
Mass is celebrated on Sundays at 8 and 10:30 a.m.
Clergy appointments
Bishop DiLorenzo has announced the following priest assignments, effective immediately:
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IRS Tax Debt Relief in Georgia
Unpaid income taxes can haunt you for a long time. The Internal Revenue Service and the Georgia Department of Revenue have about 10 years to legally collect your tax debt—and they make every effort to collect during that time period. It's a stressful situation, but a Georgia tax attorney can help make it more tolerable.
Your Georgia tax lawyer can:
- Confirm the accuracy of any tax notices you receive from the IRS and Georgia Department of Revenue. If there are errors, your Georgia tax debt lawyer can file a tax appeal to dispute the bill.
- Review your financial situation to help determine how much you can afford to pay toward your back taxes in either a single lump-sum payment or in ongoing monthly payments.
- Explain the tax relief solutions for which you are eligible and discuss the pros and cons of each option.
- Communicate with the IRS and Georgia Department of Revenue on your behalf.
- Help you apply to tax debt payment programs.
- Guide you through the process of paying your tax debt.
How the Government Collects Unpaid Tax Debt
It's estimated that about $300 million in state and federal income taxes go unpaid each year. And the government has a number of legal tools at its disposal to help collect that unpaid tax debt.
If you've missed the deadline for paying your taxes, you'll first receive a tax notice, or bill, for your back taxes. This bill is likely to include late-payment fees and interest charges, intended to punish you for your late payment and encourage you to quickly pay what you owe.
The government may then impose a tax lien on your property. A lien occurs when a creditor makes a claim against your assets—such as your house, car, boat or other items of value. You'll be unable to sell those assets until your back taxes are paid off and the lien is cleared.
The federal tax lien may also be reported to the credit bureaus, where it will be added to your credit report. This usually makes it more difficult or expensive to obtain loans and credit cards. In some cases, potential employers may ask to run a credit check, so it could also make it more difficult to get a new job.
Finally, the government can impose a tax levy, which allows them to seize your assets and sell them to satisfy your tax debt. The government could garnish your paycheck, empty your bank account and even sell your home to pay the debt.
It's important to understand that the government only takes these more drastic actions if you ignore tax notices, refuse to communicate with them and make no effort to pay your tax debt. That's why it's smart to hire a Georgia tax debt attorney, who can help you find a solution to your tax debt problem.
Paying Your Federal & Georgia Tax Debt
The government offers a number of options to people who owe back taxes and can't afford to pay the entire sum at once.
One of the most common solutions is an installment payment plan. This allows you to commit to making affordable monthly payments toward your tax debt, as well as any interest and fines that have been assessed.
As long as you make regular payments, the government is unlikely to impose a tax levy on your property, though a tax lien may remain in place until your debt is paid in full. Your Georgia tax relief attorney can help you determine how much you can afford to pay each month and can walk you through the application process.
If your tax bill is the result of an honest mistake or if serious financial hardship made it impossible to pay your tax bill on time, the government may consider a penalty abatement. With a penalty abatement, the government agrees to erase some or all of the fines and interest charges that have been added to your tax bill.
In some circumstances, the government will accept an offer in compromise (OIC) and write off part of your tax bill. To qualify for an OIC, one of three conditions must be met:
- There must be some doubt as to whether you actually owe the full amount that the government claims you owe, or
- The government must believe that it will be unable to collect the full amount that you owe, or
- The government must believe that you will face serious financial hardship if you are forced to pay the full amount you owe.
Your Georgia tax relief lawyer can explain the offer in compromise program in more detail, help determine if you qualify and apply for the OIC if you are a good candidate for the program.
Taxes normally can't be discharged in personal bankruptcy, but if your unpaid back taxes are at least three years old you may be eligible to wipe them out through Chapter 7 bankruptcy. To qualify:
- The taxes must be income taxes
- The taxes must be at least three years old
- The unpaid taxes can't be the result of fraud or tax evasion
- You must have filed a tax return for the unpaid taxes at least two years ago
- You must have received a tax notice from the government at least 240 days prior to filing for personal bankruptcy
Even if your tax debt could be wiped out in bankruptcy, you'll want to understand the advantages and disadvantages of filing for bankruptcy. It has long-lasting consequences that should be thoroughly discussed with your tax attorney and a Georgia bankruptcy lawyer.
Find & Hire a Georgia Tax Attorney
There are serious legal consequences to your tax debt, but there are also manageable options to help you pay the money you know. Are you ready to tackle the problem and put your tax debt behind you? Congratulations!
Your next step is to find and hire a Georgia tax attorney—and Attorneys.com can help you. We offer a fast and free service that can connect you with a local Georgia tax relief lawyer. To get started, simply complete the short form on this page or call us at 877-913-7222. We'll ask you a few simple questions and then connect you with a lawyer in your area.


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The blockbuster musical "The Book of Mormon" is met with far less skepticism than previous pop-culture depictions of Mormonism. Why? It depicts missionaries and "sweetness," rather than rituals and theology, local LDS members say.
To get the official Mormon response to the Broadway musical smash "The Book of Mormon," you can check out the program for the Paramount Theatre's Seattle run of the show, which opens Tuesday.
In Seattle and other cities the show is visiting, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is taking out full-page ads in the theater program — not in protest against the musical comedy, but as a way of reaching the hundreds of thousands of patrons who've been flocking to see "The Book of Mormon" in venues across the U.S., including in Los Angeles, Chicago and (en route to Seattle) Portland.
The church's reaction may seem a bit incongruous, given that "The Book of Mormon" is a wholly irreverent, often-raunchy musical satire about a pair of squeaky-clean and clueless young Mormon missionaries sent off to spread their religion in AIDS-stricken, poverty-ridden Uganda.
Winner of nine 2011 Tony Awards, including one for best new Broadway musical, and a box-office phenomenon wherever it plays, the uproarious show is the brainchild of non-Mormons Trey Parker and Matt Stone (the creators of TV's popular and often controversial animated sitcom "South Park"), and Broadway composer-lyricist Robert Lopez ("Avenue Q").
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The team's take-no-prisoners brand of comedy skewers homophobia, racist attitudes and cultural myopia in the Mormon church, as well as many other touchy targets.
Yet the response of the Mormon religious establishment to the wildfire success of "The Book of Mormon" seems to be: If you can't beat 'em, welcome 'em.
"We recognize that the musical is a satire and that it pokes good-natured fun at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints," says Annette Bowen, co-director of Greater Puget Sound Public Affairs Council of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
"The Book of Mormon" has been lauded by critics and fans for its edgy humor and musical parodies, but also for its "sweetness" and affection toward the two main characters on a mission: the gung-ho, goody-goody Kevin, and Arnold, the graceless but lovable "Star Wars" geek.
Bowen agrees the show "isn't an entirely accurate portrayal of our missionaries or the residents of Uganda as we understand it. Nevertheless, the production has been reported as being generally good-willed about Mormons, for which we are grateful. Plus, the play has prompted many questions and inquiries about our church and beliefs. We're always happy to answer questions."
"The Book of Mormon" has, indeed, created a new opportunity for the LDS church to publicly reframe an indigenous, messianic American religion founded in the 19th century by Joseph Smith.
Mormons now constitute one of the fastest-growing religious groups in the U.S., with more than 6 million people in the fold — the vast majority of them living outside Salt Lake City, Utah. (About 270,000 live in Washington, according to the church.) Yet to much of the public, LDS history and beliefs, rites and rituals are still a source of mystery, curiosity, even suspicion.
Thanks to a higher Mormon profile in political and cultural arenas, and a publicity campaign by the church to "normalize" its image, America is experiencing what some LDS arbiters call a "Mormon moment."
Much of that can be tied to the 2012 presidential campaign. Republican candidate Mitt Romney became the first Mormon to be nominated for the post by a major political party, and he largely succeeded in making his devout religious beliefs, though a matter of interest, a nonissue in the race.
"What surprised me," says Kristine Haglund, editor of the independent quarterly and website "Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought," "was that Southern evangelicals would hold their noses and vote for a Mormon. I didn't think that would happen at this point."
The sophisticated national "I'm a Mormon" ad campaign by the LDS church, aimed at demystifying the church and encouraging people to learn more about it, also sparked new awareness of the religion.
But representations of Mormons in mainstream popular culture are salient factors, too — even when those representations are as outrageously spoofy as in "Book of Mormon."
"I do think the fact that you can make fun of Mormons now, and some Mormons are able to laugh at that, is evidence of a growing maturity and assimilation into American culture," Haglund says.
Even before "Book of Mormon" was busting box-office records on Broadway (where it has grossed $136 million in less than two years), and selling out in other cities (including Seattle, where only a smattering of tickets are still available through day-of-show lotteries), a couple of other vivid fictional works thrust Mormons into the spotlight.
The 1993 Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Angels in America," a complex, lauded work by Tony Kushner, and the HBO miniseries based on it, delved into aspects of Mormon theology and history unknown to most Americans, and portrayed the church's longtime intolerance of homosexuals in its ranks.
One of its three LDS characters was a conservative, married lawyer whose Mormon beliefs clashed with his closeted homosexuality. Some church members objected to Kushner's profile of the religion, and were offended by a scene where the special undergarments that devout adult Mormon men often wear, which is considered a private, sacred practice, were shown.
Drawing more attention for its depiction of Mormons was the HBO television series "Big Love," which ran for five seasons, starting in 2006.
It focused primarily on two fictional (and illegal) polygamous Utah clans. One was an extended suburban family led by a successful businessman seeking to establish modern polygamy within mainstream Mormon society; the other, a backward rural "compound" led by an abusive patriarch.
The LDS church issued a harsh critique of "Big Love," objecting to its "unhealthy preoccupation with sex, coarse humor and foul language," and its depiction of secretive Mormon ritual in an episode. Others slammed the series for creating false stereotypes that don't mesh with the modern-day Mormon majority.
"For most mainstream Mormons, 'Big Love' would seem almost as alien as it does to everyone else," said Haglund. "It's been more than a century since the Salt Lake City-headquartered church sanctioned polygamous marriage, and those characters seem like very distant cousins."
By comparison, "The Book of Mormon" has been greeted warmly — and, perhaps, with relief. That's despite objections to the profane dialogue and deliberately tasteless buffoonery that have kept many church members from seeing it.
Says Haglund: The show "is about nearly every Mormon's brother, son, nephew, best friend who went on a mission. It hits close to home. And it explores, or at least mocks, foundational Mormon stories and doctrines that can't be dismissed as mere cultural oddities."
Despite a title that refers to a sacred LDS text, there isn't much actual Mormon theology in the musical. The exception is the song "I Believe," in which Kevin affirms his fidelity to some "quirky" beliefs associated with Mormons — such as "ancient Jews built boats and sailed to America" and that "the Garden of Eden is in Jackson County, Missouri."
Haglund laughs off the song as "good caricature," but applauds "Parker and Stone for really nailing the Mormon sweetness, niceness, and sense of do-gooderness. That's real. And part of why the church has responded well to the show, at least officially, is because that affection comes through."
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This is what I use to lock my bike, its a 1/4" inch cable and lock. Will junkies in San Francisco be able to get through it?
This is what I use to lock my bike, its a 1/4" inch cable and lock. Will junkies in San Francisco be able to get through it?
I use basically the same. Yes, if they really want to. Which they don't over here, but I have no idea how determined your local vagrants are.
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IMO no....
by that I mean not a good idea
If you have a really cheap bike, like you bought it for $100 and thieves could sell it for only 20, then it'll probably be enough. But remember, that's just the kind of stuff a bolt cutter goes through quicker than you can open your lock with the key.
Yeah, that's nothing. Get something better if you value your bike.
The lock looks easier to cut than the cable for what it's worth.
I use the same thing (master lock) I only leave it out for a few minutes, maybe an hour max so it's not a big deal for me. I always leave my bike in a very public area to make it harder for the thieves w/o balls to steal.
if you lock your bike up with that or ANY type of cable lock i can steal your bike in less than 5 seconds with out any tools.
no i'm not a thieft. a while back at a show someone locked their bike with my bike with a cable lock. i was in a hurry to leave to work, so i pulled a macgyver. i won't explain how i did it, but just don't lock up your bike with that
is that electrical tape making the cable ends/hoops?
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not only will they get through cable, they will find a way to smoke crack out of it too.
AND they'll leave a big steaming pile where your bike was...Originally Posted by harryhood
If you want to go cheap and pretty darn safe you can go to a local hardware store and get thier stongest chain and a shrouded lock. Then get some of the plastic coating used for gripping tools and bam you have a high quality lock for under $20, that will be VERY tough to get around.
"Riding bikes on the street is the fuggin jam!" Juvi-Kyle
I have some safety scissors that could get through that cable in about 20 seconds.
if by "safe" you mean "is a thief likely to hurt themselves while cutting through this with a butter knife?" then rest your troubled mind. That setup is perfectly safe. Nobody's gonna strain themselves getting through THAT
this doesn't mean a thing.I always leave my bike in a very public area
people are too selfish to give a **** about a bike or the rider or the would be theif
besides, poeple are also dumb and will avoid conflict
if the theif says "no, this is my bike, i lost the key..." or something like that, noone's going to press the issue..
get yourself a better lock
you're kidding right?
the mutant squirrels around here could chew through that in about 10 seconds.
bad idea. someone stole my friends ****ty bike, while it was locked with something similar in a well lit, populated area, while we were watching a movie in SF (about 1.5 hours) get a U-lock, I have yet to have my bike stolen with just a mini locking it to a parking meter.
I've never had my bikes stolen. Knock of wood.Originally Posted by tink20seven
When selling me a lock, my LBS owner presented their heaviest cable and explained that it would "discourage" theft because it would take cable cutters to get through it, but that it would not prevent a detemined criminal, whereas the Ulock is theft "prevention" (to the degree that is possible) because it cannot be cut. I got the cable anyway. I don't like Ulocks and am more focussed on the oportunists than on the criminals.
this is a good idea as long as their strongest chain is actually heat treated/case hardened/etc. i can cut through a standard 3/8" proof coil chain with a normal set of bolt cutters without any trouble.Originally Posted by junioroverlord
look for the words "grade 70" or "gr70." you'll quickly recognize that fancy ass kryptonite gold looking color (yellow dichromate, holler). it has a breaking point of like 6600 ft/lbs. you could pull a house off of the foundation with this ****. expect to pay at least $6 a foot for it.
(mind you, this is a kansas city price. probably translates to about $1000 a foot in a real city, because anything in kc is dirt cheap.)
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Originally Posted by Jacquie Phelan
Definitely get a better lock if you're parking it for more than qucik trip. I learned the hard way and lost two bikes at once...damn theives and stupid me for using a dinky cable. Oh this was in East San Jose...SF Bay is just the same.
I've seen at least two videos of thieves stealing bikes right off public streets in big cities. Folks walk by, take a look at the thief hacking through the cables, and continue walking down the street sipping their mocha latte cappuccino espresso (I assume this is some type of coffee drink for fancy rich people too busy to care about my bike getting stolen). You might think about changing your tune.Originally Posted by 531phile
havin a bike stolen really sucks- i mourned for months-i had a big braided cable lock till it got cut and my love was taken from me- the next lock i bought is huuuge and heeaavvy- it brings peace of mind though- think like a thief; what would you do to get something you wanted? counter that response accordingly-i see many good bike locked up with very very poor locks-it only takes a small set of bolt cutters or less to get through them- either get a crappy lock and wonder if your ride is safe or invest in something more substantial and set your mind at ease. its that simple.


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They can do this if the original contract is no longer operative (that is, if the time has lapsed and the original contract complete, or if either party consents to release the other) , or if the contract specifically allows the party to do this. Otherwise, I don't see how they could force you to sign another contract or terminate without repercussions. That is, if they prevent you from working under your original contract, that they signed, and that you have a copy of, and they don't have the right to do so under the terms of that contract, then you can sue for a breach of contract.
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Just ordered a custom built Prestolite D3 from CH White & Son.
Seems like a good deal http://www.foldingbikes.biz/html/dah...tolite_d3.html
Just ordered a custom built Prestolite D3 from CH White & Son.
Seems like a good deal http://www.foldingbikes.biz/html/dah...tolite_d3.html
Excellent price.
Cool bikes on that site.
Speed Uno
Dawes Kingpin 2speed
This bike is really quick, faster than the Brompton I used to own. The frame is actually 7005 and not 6061 alu as advertised, so I presume it must be from the very last batch made. The peddles are the only thing I think need upgrading. Two small threaded holes under the main frame at the front have me puzzled as to their purpose.
dunno anout price as i am dollar handicapped ...lol maybe euro but ahn it leaves me...
the prestolite is a great bike.... a little more flexible than a curve but a little litfghter as well.. as long as you ride it sensible the flex will never bother you. I used to have one and sold it .:-( than I got a helios sl 20 year edition , which is basically the same in 20 inch, also super light also a little flexy but super super cool and i love it )
good choices in component upgrades
great bike
The name prestolite begs the question: how much does this bike weigh? I may be a little bleary eyed, but I didn't see the weight in the specs.
The standard spec Prestolite was supposed to weigh roughly 18lbs. However I don't think recorded bike weights are Dahons' forte.
As a guess my bike with its bigger chainset, BA tyres, wider wheels and rear rack feels a little lighter than my Speed P8 and 6 Speed Brompton.....maybe....22-24lbs????. I will put the bike on scales sometime in the future.
With a 53 chainring and a 14t sprocket the bike really moves, feels like 30mph is possible on the flat. Since I only have an IQ 15 points higher than a chicken does anyone know the gears in inches this combination produces coupled with a Sram T3 hub gear?
Speed Uno
Dawes Kingpin 2speed
Thanks Dynocoaster this will give me an estimation, I will leave the rest to the hills and my legs.
Still reasonably happy with the bike. It can keep up easily with other folders and even large wheeled touring bikes. The only real fault and it's very annoying is the frame design. The small top bar joint squeaks and groans and flexes. Dahon must have over looked this at the drawing board stage. I found a quick fix by putting a small piece of cloth between the two metal joint sufaces. A bit of a bodge but it works.


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Chris Stoermer (Health and Wellness Center), Maurice Leatherbury (CITC AVP Comp/CTO), Nassos Galiopoulos (UNT PACS & SMHM), Vasilis Angelogiannos (College of Public Affairs and Community Service), Chris Bennet (AVP/Fin Bus. Affairs and Communication Services). Matt Graham (Libraries), Jason Myre (CITC Messaging), Craig Terrell (CITC Network Computing Services), Steve Vocelka (CITC Computer Operations)
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Andy Johnson and Matt Johnson of Bomgar Corporation remotely presented a demonstration of and answered questions about the Bomgar desktop remote control appliance used to provide remote user support for multiple computing platforms.
Craig Terrell (CITC Directory Services) raised an option for the group to consider turning off NTLM v1 support; can be disabled enterprise-wide, but could break something and will be put back if needed. Windows XP has NTLM v2 by default and the risk is primarily for Windows 2000 and older devices, like network attached storage. Tim Christian asked Craig to send email to Network Managers to give people a chance to evaluate and respond before disabling NTLM v1 in August.
Jason Myre (CITC Messaging) is working on VM Exchange, which is no longer a beta product. Office Communication Server's VOIP solution may require power-over-Ethernet and will require some campus infrastructure build-out.
Steve Vocelka (CITC Operaions) is retrofitting the CITC GAB machine room to support a new high performance computing cluster. The system will prove useful for people on campus and will aid in faculty recruitment.
Tim Christian (College of Arts and Sciences) reported that Microsoft limits, via licenses with vendors, hard disk and memory capacities on netbook computers. CASCSS was able to order with their image. A DCSMT member raised the question of whether disk encryption software will work with the Latitude Netbook.
AREA REPORTSJoey Macaraeg (College of Business) announced he is building new VM servers.
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Don McClure (CITC Remedy) reported a minor ITSM upgrade. Krysta Berry experienced a change in ticket visibility. Don stated that this was a membership incident where members have to be assigned (attached) to a support group. He requested that anyone experiencing that problem email him.
Scott Jackson (UNT Libraries) noted the Libraries currently have 20+ thin clients deployed and hope to have 150 deployed in time for the fall semester.
A member noted they were using PowerSave to manage power for about 100-200 machines. Katy Gallahan (UNT Administration) noted they are experimenting with Surveyor, which is not as free as once thought.
It was reported that a new version of Deep Freeze is available and the vendor is requesting permission to do a demo. Tim Christian will pass this information on to Philip Baczewski.
ADJOURNMENT11:30 a.m. The next meeting is scheduled for July 3, 2009.
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