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PRINCETON — The Princeton Elementary School Board has approved a 2013 fiscal year budget, which shows an end-of-the-year balance in all funds of more than $2.7 million.
At Thursday's meeting, Superintendent Tim Smith reviewed the budget, which actually shows deficit spending in the education, building, transportation, IMRF, Tort and life safety funds for the 2013 fiscal year. However, thanks to positive ending balances in all individual funds for the 2012 fiscal year, the FY '13 budget shows a positive ending balance, as of June 30, 2013, in each of the eight funds.
Total revenue in all funds for FY '13 is projected at $15,016,583 with total expenditures projected at $14,034,029. The end-of-the-year total balance, as of June 30, 2013, is projected at $2,745,928.
After a public hearing on the proposed budget, which no one from the public attended, the board approved the budget as presented during the board's regular meeting.
In other financial news at Thursday's regular meeting, auditor Joel Hopkins reviewed a summary report on the 2012 fiscal year numbers.
Combined revenue for all funds for the 2012 fiscal year, on an accrual basis, was $10,329,466 with total operating expenses of $10,791,710, resulting in an operating loss of about $462,000 prior to the district's bond principal, Hopkins said. On the accrual basis, the district had a net operating loss of about $1.1 million for Fiscal Year 2012, he said.
Overall total revenue for the district was down about $400,000 in the 2012 fiscal year from the prior year, Hopkins said. Looking at individual line items in the revenue, Hopkins said PES received about $3,002,000 in state aid and grants, which was down about $125,000 from the prior year. PES also received about $571,000 in federal aid, which was down $325,000 from the prior year.
The state of Illinois still owed PES $633,000, at the end of the 2012 fiscal year, which is better than the $1.4 million owed the district by the state at the end of the 2011 fiscal year, Hopkins said.
As of June 30, 2012, PES had an audited cash balance on hand, in all funds, of $1,763,00, which was a decrease of $1,088,000 from the end-of-year balance for the 2011 fiscal year.
Since direct revenue was less than direct expenditures for PES, the state will require the district to implement a deficit reduction plan, Hopkins said. However, with the board planning on issuing up to $3 million in working cash bonds by the start of the new year, the added revenue will improve the PES financial picture greatly, he said.
In other information, Hopkins said the average daily attendance for the 2012 fiscal year was 1,155.8 students, up about seven students from the prior year, and the expenditure per student was $8,163, which is less than the state average.
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text: In October 2012, the AASM published its first major update to the AASM Manual for the Scoring of Sleep and Associated Events: Rules Terminology and Technical Specifications. In preparation for the effective compliance date of October 1, 2013, AASM Inter-scorer Reliability will begin requiring use of the scoring rules found in the AASM Scoring Manual Version 2.0. These scoring rules will be required for all Inter-scorer Reliability scoring exams beginning June 1, 2013. Learn the most significant change to the AASM Scoring Manual through the newest ISR Blog Post. Read the newest ISR blog post by signing into your ISR user account and click on Scoring Blog. To gain access to the AASM Scoring Manual, go to the Scoring Manual page on the AASM website to start your subscription or purchase print copies.


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Earlier this month I started blogging for a Southern retail site with Etsy like suppliers called Bourbon & Boots. My first post was "Nine Unfinished Wood Looks That Are Anything But Raw," inspired by a great Oak Block Lamp from Tungsten Customs that I found there (and might need to buy). I'll be posting every two weeks. The next post, which should go live today, is inspired by another light from the site, a Rope Pendant Socket Light with an Edison bulb, made by Wildwood Design Company.
Of course, it reminded me of the very popular rope light by Toronto-based studio Atelier 688, which I also mentioned a couple of years ago when I wrote about West Bridge, the trendy Kendall Square, Cambridge restaurant. I've included that image here, along with 15 other spaces with rope lights.
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The equipment being used ranges from treadmills and exercise bikes to weight machines and the Ab Rocket, a new piece of exercise equipment available on DHgate. Ab Rocket works the lower, upper and middle abs and trims the user's sides. Meanwhile, the massaging action of padded rollers relaxes tight muscles. Ab Rocket enthusiasts see fast results in stronger abdominal muscles, hips, thighs and arms.
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A fight on Thanksgiving day turned ugly, when a North Platte man was allegedly stabbed in a business district on East Fourth.
Shugart is believed to have stabbed Luke Ressegieu, 23, around 1 p.m. near Hunts Construction, just as a family in the building next door was about to sit down to Thanksgiving dinner.
Melinda Streeter, who owns the restaurant next door, said her business was closed and her family had gathered for dinner. They were just about ready to eat when her nephew saw two men fighting in front of the construction garage next door.
Streeter's brother checked it out and yelled that one of the men was stabbing the other. Streeter called police.
During a lull in the fighting, the victim asked for help and was taken to the restaurant for protection, where he remained until police and an ambulance arrived.
When police arrived, they found a vehicle parked behind the restaurant with what appeared to be blood in and around the car, police information officer Rodney Brown said. Ressegieu was taken to Great Plains Regional Medical Center, where he was treated for cuts to his neck and torso.
Shurgart took off on foot and was eventually caught north of the railroad tracks. Members of the Nebraska State Patrol and Lincoln County Sheriffs office, including K9 Handler Deputy Jeff Gaasch and the dog Zeigo helped with the search. Officers traced Shugart to the 1700 block of E. Sixth and eventually found him north of UPRR property, Brown said.
Brown said police also seized prescription drugs and what is believed to be methamphetamine as well as drug paraphernalia. The drug investigation continues.
Shugart is charged with for second degree aggravated assault with a weapon.
Shugart was sentenced to 2-4 years in the state prison in 2010 for first-degree domestic assault after he beat his wife, who had four fractures of her arm, according to the Bulletin archives and court records.
At the time, defense attorney Marty Troshynski said Shugart was raised in an abusive situation and was extremely remorseful.
Shugart became eligible for parole in June 2011, thanks to the goodtime provision, which can cut prison time in half for inmates with good behavior. He was released from the penitentiary earlier this year.
Ressegieu also has an extensive arrest record. He's been arrested 10 times since 2010 on such charges as assaults, DUIs and failures to appear, according to sheriff's records.
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LG G Watch and Samsung Gear Live Available For Purchase Todayby Brandon Chester on 6/25/2014 4:25 PM EST
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Illiuminatum - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkAccording to Android Central, G watch has resolution of 280x280. Reply
Drumsticks - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkAvailable for purchase today... so... uh... how much do they cost? Reply
Homeles - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - link"Update:
Both devices are now available on Google Play. The LG G Watch is selling for $229 USD with a listed shipping date of July 3 and the Samsung Gear Live is selling for $199 USD with a shipping date of July 8. In the UK the LG G Watch is £159 while the Samsung Gear Live is £169 making the roles of the cheaper and more expensive smartwatch different depending on where you live." Reply
uhuznaa - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkThese things should go into the commodity stage about one year from now at the latest. I will buy one then for $49. Until then I think I can live without my notifications on a watch. Reply
soccerballtux - Tuesday, July 01, 2014 - linki like taking my phone out of my pocket. it gives me something to do. it's like smoking. phonecalls are a rare treat, and the suspense of waiting to take the phone out to find out who it is is exciting. Reply
rwschnetler - Sunday, July 06, 2014 - linkfascinating Reply
edzieba - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkThe big omission with both is Wireless Charging. For a small fiddly and ideally water/dust sealed device, having to fiddle with a little port flap or a proprietary cable is not great for a device that will (at this point in SoC, battery and display technology) need to be charged at least once every other day if not once a day, if for no reason other than mechanical durability in a device that small. Reply
CoryS - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkThey use contact charging on little docks. Reply
nitram_tpr - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkWTH! How come the Sammy is $30 less than the LG in the US but £10 more in the UK? How does that work? Reply
knightspawn1138 - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkProbably because Samsung needs a few more bucks to pay off the Apple lawsuit they lost in the EU. Or just because they can. Reply
jcraigen - Friday, June 27, 2014 - linkSame price for both in Germany 199 euros Reply
isa - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkI'm a bit disappointed in these first android watches. I was hoping for something with GPS that I could use as a replacement for my Garmin-crippled running watch. But it seems I'd still need to carry around my phone while I wear these first watches, right?
Put in a SIM card slot and GPS and then these watches could be used in lieu of a smartphone for certain activities, and then that would interest me. Reply
Qwertilot - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkI imagine that on board GPS would murder the battery life :(
Navigation on foot is one of the use cases where these things seem to make a lot of sense. Can get position, compass etc etc at a glance. Reply


text: Each day, more information comes out about South African runner Oscar Pistorius and the final moments of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp's life. She has a reality show which aired this weekend despite her death. Reeva had also been scheduled to speak at a domestic violence event the day after she was killed. The news which affected me the most this weekend was that Oscar had taken a cricket bat and smashed in Reeva's skull before shooting her. Also, his first call after killing her was to a friend admitting the crime although he tried to tell police he thought she had been a burglar. You know there are going to be other women that come forward about this guy because you don't go from no temper to doing something this horrific for your first time.


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3D Techniques: An Advancing Technical Revolution in Design and Manufacturing Processes
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Over the last decade product designers for years have been using CAD software tools to make the design process faster and easier than ever before. The high cost of large and expensive Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs) has limited inspection and manufacturing staff to often use outdated equipment such as traditional hand measurement tools and comparators, etc. With the recent demand for high quality products an inspection bottleneck has developed in many companies that has limited their ability to produce design conforming components in a cost effective manner. To counteract this trend Creaform and its partner companies are working hard to provide 3D probing and scanning tools that are easy enough to use for non technical staff, fully utilize the newest 3D techniques, and are compatible with real world shop floor environments at an affordable price. In this talk Scott Mitchell will compare traditional inspection methods with 3D methods, organic features versus geometric, and will discuss recent projects using reverse engineering techniques for heritage preservation and biomechanical studies.
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Scott Mitchell graduated from Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 1977 with a BA in Economics. He worked at Raytheon, Dialog Systems, Ortho Diagnostic Systems, Martin Marietta, and American Science and Engineering in an inspection capacity and subsequently a Reliability/QA Engineer. Scott began regional technical sales providing metrology microscopes, CMMs and Automated Metrology systems. Began selling 3D structured white light scanners at Capture 3D, and then handheld laser scanners and probing systems at Creaform where he presently has worked for 3 years as the US northeast regional manager.


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WINTER PARK, Fla. (July 16, 2013) – Rollins men's lacrosse has added Tim Desko as Assistant Coach and Offensive Coordinator, announced Head Coach R.J. Rossi on Monday.
Desko enjoyed a stellar career playing for his legendary father John Desko at Syracuse University, earning All-BIG EAST honors and serving as team captain his senior year. His coaching career started last season at Atlanta McIntosh High School.
"Tim's lacrosse pedigree brings a new dynamic to Rollins," said Rossi. "He was a terrific player, won championships and showed incredible determination, coming back from a major knee injury."
Desko was a four-year letterwinner for the Orange, playing 56 games and scoring 63 goals with 22 assists. In his five years as part of the program, Syracuse posted a combined 69-16 record with three BIG EAST championships and two NCAA Division I National Championships (2008, 2009).
As a junior, he was named second-team All-BIG EAST despite missing seven games due to injury. Desko had a career day in Syracuse's win over Virginia, scoring five goals and leading the Orange to a 12-10 win. For the effort, he was named BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week and NIKE/Inside Lacrosse Player of the Week.
Desko was named co-captain his senior season, playing and starting all 17 games. He was third on the team with 33 points (22 goals, 11 assists) and led the Orange with three game-winning goals. Named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll after tallying two goals and an assist against St. John's, including the game winner with 1:25 left.
After graduating from Syracuse in 2012, Desko joined the coaching ranks, serving as Varsity Community Coach at Atlanta McIntosh. He also worked for Liam Bank's "LB3 Program" and was responsible for coaching high school aged players while running camps and clinics.
"While it's never easy to follow in your parent's successful footsteps, Tim is determined to make his own name in the coaching ranks," added Rossi. "I am proud and honored to have him as a member of our staff and the Rollins community. I look forward to working with him and guiding him as he embarks on his college-coaching career. "
Rollins is coming off a 3-14 season, but is set to start a new era as members of the Sunshine State Conference. The Tars are charter members of the SSC, which will begin sponsoring men's lacrosse in 2014.
"There is no doubt Tim's presence will enhance the experience for a lacrosse student-athlete at Rollins. He is a consummate competitor, has a winning attitude and has demonstrated a positive influence on young players, both on and off the field."
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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -- At least two Ohio cities have reported their first homicides of 2013.
Cleveland police reported that a man was gunned down on the porch of home on the city's east side at about 3 a.m. Tuesday. His name hasn't been released, and no arrests have been made.
The first slaying in the city of Dayton also likely occurred in the early morning hours of New Year's Day. Police say they found 30-year-old Bradley Thompson dead of gunshot wounds in a home. Multiple shots were heard in the area, but there have been no arrests.
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SIZZLING sunshine yesterday meant Bournemouth enjoyed its hottest day of the year with temperatures reaching 30.3C.
As we continue to bask in gorgeous sunshine today, memories of some of our previous summers have come to the fore.
While we may want to forget the washout summers of the past (2012, anyone?), we take a look back at some of the hottest summers Dorset has experienced since records began.
How many of these can you remember?
1. 1976 - Our hottest summer
The hottest summer ever recorded, with an average max temperature of 23.46 degrees. The whole country suffered ruthless drought during this scorching summer. The hottest day of the year reached a scorching 33.8C on the 28th June.
2. 1995 - Average max temperature: 22.81C
This summer peaked in early August, with the hottest day reaching 33C degrees on 3rd August. At that time a record swarm of wasps descended and wrecked havoc for holidaymakers with councils and pest controllers inundated with pleas for help to remove nests from homes and gardens.
3. 1983 - Average max temperature: 22.46C
It reached a high temperature of 31C on the 23rd July, the first edition of Microsoft Word was released and seatbelts became compulsory in cars. Doesn't that make you feel old?
4. 2006 - Average max temperature: 22.37C
The hottest day reached in this year was a boiling 33.9C on 19th July. Drivers fumed after they were stuck in four-mile tailbacks after a decision to close a lane on the A338 Spur Road for grass cutting. It was a scorching summer for a lot of countries in Europe. July 2006 was the warmest month on UK records. Apparently denim bags and shoes were in fashion that summer. Perhaps it's a good thing we got past it.
5. 1989 - Average max temperature: 22.20C
The highest temperature reached 31C, and Batman, Indiana Jones and the Ghostbusters all made an appearance in some great films released in that summer.
The story above from the August 2nd edition of the Echo shows a picture of a fireman battling a blaze at Canford Heath and also says there had already been 27 heath fires that summer already.
A woman enjoying the sun on Bournemouth's west beach in 1975 uses a paper hat to protect her head from the sun
6. 1975 - Average max temperature: 21.9C
We reached a high of 31.3C this year on the 8th August. It was the warmest summer we had seen since 1947. Remember when Queen released Bohemian Rhapsody that year? That year was nearly 40 years ago.
How the Echo covered the heatwave in 2003
7. 2003 - Average max temperature: 21.9C
The hottest day of this year reached 33.9C on the 10th August. This surprising summer saw snow in some places in June to sweltering temperatures in August. But we do live in the UK, so, on we go.
The hottest day recorded in Bournemouth was actually on the 4th August 1990, with a roasting temperature of 34.1C, however the temperatures varied so much that summer that it was not overall one of the hottest.


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THE Swindon branch of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development will host an awareness session at New College in March for its local membership on the issues of mental health in the workplace.
Organised in association with the Swindon Mindful Employer Network the event looks at managing stress at work, identifying stress in ourselves and colleagues and explores the benefits of being a mindful employer.
Guest speakers include Melanie Richens, Chair of the Swindon Mindful Employer Network, and Geoff Windle of Lift Psychology.
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The last time Angela Merkel visited Greece was in 2007 – which, incidentally, was also the last year the country recorded positive economic growth. Greece has seen its annual output shrink ever since; its economy rocked by a debt crisis, its political leaders repeatedly forced to go cap in hand to its richer eurozone cousins. Of these, Germany is the most important, but opinion polls suggest its public has long grown impatient with Athens' failure to keep its promises. Locked in an embrace that neither would have chosen – Germany attempting to pull Greece out of its fiscal crisis; Greece, ever more dependent on Berlin's support, but resenting its interference – the question is whether the two countries will hug tighter, or finally break apart. Could Merkel's meeting with Antonis Samaras on Tuesday herald a friendlier era? Read more
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Just a quick post to say that this is the last on the management blog. As Stefan predicted a few months ago, a new mantra of the modern world of work is to do "more with less". Well, that may have proved true in our cases.
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I just returned from an archery hunt. I found the elk in a horrible canyon. The weather was hot, 85+ each day and only dropping to the 50s at night.
I found a nice bull and a satellite but was worried that if I shot one the meat would spoil before I could get it out. I was hunting alone, I'm 52 in decent shape but the 1200 foot deep canyon that was a mile and a half across intimidated me.
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Junk Food 'Addiction' May Be Real
Like with drugs and alcohol, the more junk food we consume, the more we want.
-Faye Brennan
If you can't stop yourself from eating that second cupcake or regularly binging on junk food, you just may be addicted, according to a new study. Research findings published in Nature Neuroscience over the weekend show that junk food has similar addictive affects in the brain as drugs or alcohol do.
HealthDay News says this theory was tested on rats. "When researchers gave the rats unlimited access to a calorie-laden diet of bacon, pound cake, candy bars and other junk food, the rats quickly gained lots of weight," writes Jenifer Goodwin, HealthDay Reporter. "As they plumped up, eating became such a compulsion that they kept chowing down even when they knew they would receive an unpleasant electric shock to their foot if they did so."
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And, when the rats "addicted" to junk food were given healthier food, they went on a hunger strike, barely eating anything for two weeks. They wanted their junk food, and they wanted it now.
This is truly eye-opening when it comes to obese people and their eating habits. It may explain why some people can't stop indulging in junk food and why dieting becomes so hard. The junk food changes the reward systems, or levels of dopamine D2 receptors, in the brain, which fuels the desire to eat and eat and eat – much like a drug addict's addiction to cocaine or heroine.
"The only way to return to normality," says Pietro Cottone, an assistant professor in the Laboratory of Addictive Disorders at Boston University School of Medicine, "is probably dieting for a long period of time to lose the body weight and not eating junk food." (HealthDay)


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Looking to the future, this modern city has yet managed to conserve the quality of life you expect of a small town.
A young, dynamic site with an exceptional heritage, situated in the west of France, only 90 minutes from Paris and 60 minutes from the Atlantic.There are 270 thousand inhabitants, of whom 39% are between 20 and 40 years. The thirty thousand students attend two universities or one of the twenty or so 'Grandes Ecoles'. More than a thousand professors or research workers live and work in and around Angers.Situated within the heart of the Loire valley, part of which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site , Angers and its region possesses rich historical and cultural attributes, notably its superb castle and its stately homes ('châteaux'). Through the Anjou region flow numerous rivers, creating some vast natural spaces. It's considered by many to be one of the most beautiful regions of Europe.
Because of the long tradition of horticulture in Anjou, Angers is today the most important centre for crop production and processing in Europe, notably seeds. Because it was already a high technology crop centre, the European Union decided to establish in Angers its central office for the protection of new plant varieties and their breeders, the CPVO (Community Plant Variety Office) .
It's also a first class economic centre for the automobile and truck industry, for the food industry, for the computer hardware industry, for banks, insurance, and logistics companies.Some of the major European firms , which have chosen to set up manufacturing facilities here, are Cointreau, Giffard, Novartis Seeds, Vilmorin Clause, Pomanjou, Scania, Bosch, Valeo, Motorola, Packard Bell, NEC, Thomson, Tibbet & Britten, Calberson…
Events of all kinds, not only musical, occur throughout the year, from season to season. Every year, Angers hosts 8 festivals of national importance , including the cinema 'Premiers Plans', the international festival of journalism and 'Scoops', and the dramatic 'Festival d'Anjou'. It also organizes street spectacles like 'Les Accroche-Cœurs' in September and 'Journee de la (street) Musique' in June.
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Former SMWC President Has Died
June 10th, 2013 | SMWC
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Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College is mourning the loss of its 12th president, Jeanne Knoerle, SP, '49, who died in her home on June 10, 2013 at the age of 85.
Knoerle has been a Sister of Providence for 62 years as well as an encouraging mentor, author, educator and theologian. She was president of the College from 1968-1983, continuing the legacy of educating women for positions of leadership began by the College and Congregation's foundress, Saint Mother Theodore Guerin. She held several positions at SMWC, including serving as professor, president, chancellor from 1984 to 1988 and co-chancellor from 1988 to the present.
"Sister Jeanne's passing is a profound loss, not only for the entire college community but also in the Wabash Valley community where she was highly respected," said Dottie King, Ph.D., president of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. "Her work was always groundbreaking. I, as others, found her to be energetic, visionary and positive - always positive. To me she was a treasured friend, a trusted confidant and a mentor. I will miss her greatly."
Knoerle pioneered distance education at The Woods. She inspired the faculty, working diligently to show them that this program would benefit the College and society. In 1973, she launched the Women's External Degree program as a way to educate women who could not attend college in a traditional way. Maintaining its signature forward momentum, WED became the Woods External Degree program when it admitted its first male student in 2005. Knoerle recognized the value of the program to men and vocally supported their inclusion. In 2011, WED merged with the College's accelerated online program to form Woods Online, solidifying SMWC's tradition of innovation. She was also committed to the value of women's education in the campus program.
Knoerle earned a bachelor's degree in drama from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College in 1949. She also received two master's degrees in journalism and business and a doctorate in composition and literary Chinese, all from Indiana University. She taught at schools in Illinois, Indiana and Washington, D.C. Her interest in Asian literature led her to Providence College in Taichung, Taiwan where she served as a Fulbright Scholar and Visiting Professor. Knoerle received honorary doctorate degrees from six Indiana colleges and universities, including Indiana State University and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. She was also the receipent of the prestigious Ford Foundation Fellowship.
She served as a consultant to the religious division of the Lilly Endowment, and was a founding member of Our Green Valley Alliance for Sustainability in Terre Haute. She was honored as one of eight Wabash Valley Women of Influence during the inaugural annual event in 2012.
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The international law firm, Greenberg Traurig, announced that 29 attorneys from its Phoenix office are named in the 2014 Best Lawyers in America list released this week. In addition, three Phoenix attorneys are recognized as "Lawyer of the Year." According to Best Lawyers®, only one attorney from each practice and metropolitan area is chosen. The Greenberg attorneys named "Lawyer of the Year" are:
* Brian H. Blaney, Securities Regulation
* William R. DeHaan, Public Finance Law
* Bruce E. Macdonough, Securities/Capital Markets Law
For the seventh consecutive year, the international law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP is ranked No. 1 for having more attorneys listed in Best Lawyers in America than any other law firm in the U.S. The 2014 edition of Best Lawyers in America lists 348 Greenberg Traurig attorneys across the firm's U.S. offices.
More than 60 percent of the attorneys in Greenberg Traurig's Phoenix office are included in the 2014 ranking.
The attorneys named to the Best Lawyers list and their first year listed are:
* Laurent Badoux (2014) Labor Law – Management
* Brian H. Blaney (2010) Corporate Governance Law, Corporate Law, Mergers & Acquisitions Law, Securities/Capital Markets Law, Securities Regulation, Venture Capital Law
* Mary E. Bruno (2013) Employment Law – Management
* Rebecca Lynne Burnham (1999) Land Use and Zoning Law, Real Estate Law
* Michael Cafiso (2007) Public Finance Law
* David D. Cleary (2012) Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law, Litigation – Bankruptcy
* John E. Cummerford (2003) Copyright Law, Patent Law, Trademark Law
* Michelle A. De Blasi (2013) Energy Law, Environmental Law
* William R. DeHaan (2007) Public Finance Law
* Gerald L. Fellows (2005) Litigation – Patent, Patent Law
* Karl A. Freeburg (2013) Banking and Finance Law, Commercial Finance Law
* Harry J. Friedman (1999) Tax Law
* Stacey F. Gottlieb (2010) Criminal Defense: White-Collar
* Brigitte Finley Green (2007) Public Finance Law
* Jean E. Harris (2010) Securities/Capital Markets Law, Securities Regulation
* Robert S. Kant (2003) Corporate Law
* Leslie A. Klein (2006) Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law (Chicago and Phoenix)
* Bruce E. Macdonough (2009) Mergers and Acquisitions Law, Securities/Capital Markets Law
* Kevin J. Morris (2012) Banking and Finance Law, Real Estate Law
* James Nelson (2012) Employment Law – Management (Sacramento and Phoenix)
* Pamela M. Overton (2009) Commercial Litigation, Product Liability Litigation – Defendants
* David M. Paltzik (2008) Real Estate Law
* Gil Rudolph (2003) Banking and Finance Law, Financial Services Regulation Law
* Brian J. Schulman (2012) Litigation – Securities, Securities Regulation
* Paul F. Sefcovic (2013) Public Finance Law
* Lesa J. Storey (2003) Real Estate Law
* Jeffrey H. Verbin (1995) Banking and Finance Law, Equipment Finance Law, Financial Services Regulation Law
* E. Jeffrey Walsh (2005) Commercial Litigation, Construction Law, Litigation – Construction, Litigation – Real Estate
* Quinn P. Williams (1995) Corporate Law, Franchise Law, Venture Capital Law
According to the Best Lawyers website, the "Top Listed" designation is given to the firm that has the most listed lawyers in a particular location and practice area. The award is based exclusively on number of listed attorneys.
Greenberg Traurig's Phoenix office is top-listed based on number of attorneys in the following states:
· Phoenix: Commercial Finance Law, Equipment Finance Law, Financial Services Regulation Law, Public Finance Law, Securities/Capital Markets Law, Securities Regulation, Venture Capital Law
Best Lawyers in America, compile the lists of attorneys by in-depth peer-review surveys where millions of lawyers can confidentially evaluate their peers. The 2014 Best Lawyers of America edition was accumulated with more than 4.3 million confidential evaluations provided from attorneys across the country. The publication's lists are currently printed in 70 countries and have international exposure.


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Although the stock market has been on a roll and the long-feared crash in the bond market hasn't reared its head, it might be time for a reminder that it was the housing market that brought down the economy. And it is helping to lift up the broader economy as the housing recovery appears to gain traction.
Underscoring that point, this week, reports are due on housing starts and existing home sales.
Housing starts and home sales figures
The housing starts number is scheduled for release by the government at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday (all times Eastern). Existing home sales, from the National Association of Realtors, is set for 10 a.m. Thursday. Ken Mayland, president of forecasting firm ClearView Economics, says the advance in the stock market mostly affects upper-income brackets. "Middle-income people have a lot tied up in the house," Mayland says. As home prices have recovered, people have reclaimed a portion of the wealth lost during the downturn.
Mayland cites figures from the Federal Reserve showing that the market value of household real estate surged $450 billion in the fourth quarter alone. "This is starting to look like the good old days, just starting," Mayland says, adding, "This can have meaningful impact on a lot of people."
Reaching 5 million
Jeffrey Rosen, chief economist for Briefing.com, says he hopes that the annual pace of home resales rises above the benchmark of 5 million for the first time in years. The last time existing home sales hit that level, he says, was when the first-time homebuyer tax credit was offered, which first covered sales in 2008.
Specifically, in September 2008, houses were resold at an annual rate of a little more than 5 million. But the annual rate isn't the same as annual sales, any more than your car's speed on the interstate is the same as the average speed for the whole trip. The last year with more than 5 million existing home sales was 2007.
The DJIA puzzle
A fair number of experts have been scratching their heads, trying to explain the series of record highs notched by the Dow Jones industrial average. Rosen says one key factor has been the recovery in the housing market.
Leading economic indicators
The Conference Board releases the index of leading economic indicators at 10 a.m. Thursday. The forward-looking gauge of economic activity was up 0.2 percent in January. That followed a larger increase in December.
While he wouldn't predict this week's leading economic indicators for February, The Conference Board economist Ken Goldstein says, "The underlying trend of the economy might begin to pick up a little this spring, driven in no small part by the housing market."
Goldstein calls housing a tailwind for the economy, where it used to be a headwind. "The new headwind is sequestration and the question is which one is stronger," he says.
Budget-cut havoc
Many economists believe that growth in the current quarter will be relatively robust, and will slow a bit in the second quarter, due in part to the mandatory federal budget cuts, which took effect March 1.
"Clearly, the sequestration, at some point is really going to play havoc," Goldstein says. "It's going to play as a typical kind of economic shock, if you like." Goldstein agrees with others who believe that growth should resume at a moderate pace in the second half of the year.
This week in business history: Modern corporations emerge
On March 20, 1602, the Dutch East India Company, also known as VOC, was founded in Amsterdam. It is regarded as the first multinational corporation and the first to issue stock, per se. It conducted trade in Asia with the benefit of a monopoly, and had the power to establish colonies and even to wage war. Years later, it would benefit from the tulip mania, regarded as one of the first known market bubbles. Operations continued through the late 1700s, when it became bankrupt and served as the later bookend for the period of European colonialism.


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How do I use a photo as a link to another page in my site?
Let me add and say I want the photo to go to a specific area on another page.
Basically, you do it the same why you do any other link. Insert the anchor in the page you're linking to, and do something like

This is what I used, but the link only goes to the top of the page, not down where I want it....

And this is on the page where I want it to land

It works fine when testing, but not when I upload?
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No, you don't need to use an anchor element for the second. The ID of the fragment identifier on the H3 should work perfectly if correctly written... ID are case sensitive. So you need to get the case exactly the same for both.
Try refreshing your page and I assume the H3 is somewhere other than near the top of the page called: Recipes.html so that you can see the browser position itself.
Thanks guys....finally got it. Actually think I forgot to refresh..... The older I get the stupider I get.
Thank you for clarifying that. I've only ever needed to use that kind of anchor on one site, and it was so long ago I had to use the "name" attribute with it, so I'm pretty rusty on the subject. :lol:
What's nice about using an anchor for the destination though is, keyboarders will have their focus down there too. Except in webkit (due to a nasty bug), the next Tab for the users will be whatever is focusable after the page fragment id. If you only use an id, the browser moves visually to the fragment, but the next Tab is from the last link clicked (in Barnum's case, the photo link).
So sometimes I still add anchors. With id's. Webkit users are just SOL.
Thanks Stomme poes, that's really useful to know. I'd like to believe that's the reason I used anchors on my site, but I think the real reason is that "HTML4 for Dummies" didn't mention just using ids. It was a long time ago.
Last century in the time of Dinosaurous NN 4.xx was probably when the 'name' attribute was last needed to achieve such an effect nowadays it's ID for obvious reasons.


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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration again expanded the closed fishing area in the Gulf of Mexico.
The closure extends the northern boundary up to the Mississippi federal-state water line and portions of the Alabama federal-state water line. The federal closure does not apply to any state waters.
Closing fishing in these areas is a precautionary measure to ensure that seafood from the Gulf will remain safe for consumers, according to NOAA.
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Synopsys finalizes the CHIPit acquisition
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Venice, Florida — Synopsys, Inc. announced it has completed its acquisition of the CHIPit business unit of ProDesign, a provider of high-speed ASIC and System-on-Chip (SoC) verification systems. This move by Synopsys clearly tells us that Synopsys is serious in playing a major role in the FPGA prototyping market. CHIPit is a line of automated ASIC prototyping solutions that provides hardware-assisted verification throughout the SoC and ASIC project life cycles. The terms of the deal are not being disclosed.
Synopsys stated that the integration of CHIPit's strong team, technology and products into Synopsys' Synplicity Business Group will expand Synopsys' presence in the fast-growing rapid prototyping segment and accelerate its ability to address every phase in the verification cycle. But Synplicity, before the acquisition by Synopsys, had already acquired the Confirma technology from Hardi, and, at least on the surface, the Confirma and the CHIPit technology appear very similar. Lauro Rizzati, general manager of EVE-USA sees the acquisition as benefiting his company. He further observes that Synopsys will have to choose between the two technologies, a project quite different from just integrating the CHIPit team into the Synplicity environment.
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|The World's Most Expensive Charters
Want a week aboard one of the finest vacation yachts afloat? You'll need at least $300,000.
By Kim Kavin — October 2004
Money isn't everything, and size doesn't matter. Riiiiiight.
As we put together Power & Motoryacht's first-ever listing of the world's most expensive charter yachts, it became abundantly clear that liquid assets and length overall are very much the key to enjoying some of the finest vacations afloat. Our list includes a baker's dozen of motoryachts that are in charter as of presstime and being actively promoted to the public—as opposed to yachts that are being offered quietly for charter to just a few friends of the owner. We've also left off yachts that regularly take cruise ship-style cabin bookings instead of providing full-time luxury service for one party at a time.
The rates given are base prices provided by the listing agencies. Keep in mind that they don't include food, fuel, dockage, crew tip, and other expenses that can add another one-third to one-half of the rate to the total bill.
But hey, when you want the best of the best, price isn't really everything—or is it?
1. Annaliesse
Until then, we can give you the basics. Annaliesse takes 36 guests and has one-on-one crew to match should anyone need assistance in the cinema, gymnasium, or onboard hospital (which has satellite links to medical personnel shoreside, should the need arise). Other highlights include a library, a Roman bath, and a spa facility which includes plunge pools, a beauty salon, and massage facilities. Her draft is a full 12 feet, which will mean a lot of dinghy rides to shore, but guests can sprawl out at day's end in the owner's suite—which is nearly 1,200 square feet with the inclusion of the private deck.
Liveras Yachts Phone: (37) 7 97 97 45 10. www.liverasyachts.com.
2. Christina O
At €65,000 per day (roughly $550,000 per week at press time) for up to 30 guests, Christina O lets charter parties stroll the same companionways world leaders continue to enjoy. "This is a boat with a tremendous amount of nostalgia and history," says Mike Everton-Jones, director at Yachting Partners International. Being attended to by 36 crew doesn't hurt, either.
Yachting Partners International Phone: (44) 1273 571722. www.ypi.co.uk.
3. Leander
That she takes just 12 guests distinguishes her from the yachts higher up on this list. The privacy and attention afforded a charter party aboard Leander by her 24 crew is unique, which is why she remains in such demand. Well, that and her stuffed-to-the-brim toy box, which includes a pair of 30-foot tenders, an 18-foot Boston Whaler, two Lasers, three wave runners, three windsurfers, and two additional RIBs.
Peter Insull's Phone: (33) 4 93 34 22 42. www.insull.com.
4. Golden Odyssey
Golden Odyssey is part of the Golden Fleet: You can charter her in a $574,000 package deal with the 219-foot Golden Shadow, a support yacht where your staff can stay. In addition, Golden Eye, the seaplane, can be used for transporting luggage to and from the yachts, collecting provisions, and other logistical support, permitting an uninterrupted cruise.
Edmiston & Co. Phone: (310) 777-6535. www.edmistoncompany.com.
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This article originally appeared in the September 2004 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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BASINGSTOKE Bison have just completed their best-ever season in the English Premier League, as they won the English Premier League play-off crown and EPL Cup.
However, few fans tipped Doug Sheppard's team to do as well as this at the start of the campaign.
They looked to have been proved right when the Herd lost their opening game of the season 2-1 against the visiting Swindon Wildcats, as old boys Steve Lyle and Alex Symonds came back to haunt them.
The following week it was fitting that, in their 25th anniversary season, the Bison would record their first victory of the season over their oldest local rivals, Bracknell Bees.
This was the first of four straight wins, which was ended on the first weekend of October as they suffered a rare home loss to Guildford.
The following night, the Herd gained quick revenge as they recorded their first win in 10 visits to the Spectrum, Sheppard scoring the winning penalty-shot in a 5-4 victory.
The Bison gave Slough's new goalie Kamil Jarina a debut to forget in October, as they raced to a 5-0 first-period lead as Joe Rand netted a hat-trick in a four-goal haul as the Herd won 7-5.
The Bison grabbed victory from the jaws of defeat on the second weekend of November in Peterborough, as goalscorer Tomas Karpov tied the game in the final minute and then scored the overtime winner.
The following night, the Herd booked their place in the semi-finals of the EPL Cup after a 2-0 victory against Slough Jets as Dean Skinns recorded a shut-out.
With the departure of Tim Burrows, Michael Wales was signed from Slough and he scored on his debut as the Herd beat Peterborough 6-0 and Skinns made club history as he became the first netminder to post back-to-back shut-outs.
December saw a double-header weekend success over Bracknell, which saw Skinns celebrate a double shut-out.
Ciaran Long made his debut in the 1-0 home win and then scored a brace in the 5-0 away victory.
Joe Miller signed off his time in Basingstoke with the penalty shot winner against Sheffield.
The first game of 2014 saw the Bison move to the top of the EPL, after Karpov scored the game winner at Guildford in a 4-3 victory.
The best comeback of the campaign saw the Herd fight back from 3-0 down after four minutes to win 5-4.
The last game of January was one of the best of the season as Guildford arrived for the EPL Cup semi-final first leg.
The opening 20 minutes ended with the sides locked at 2-2, before the Bison took hold of the tie and led 4-2 at the second break.
The third period saw the Herd really go to town as they scored four more to make it 8-2, before Guildford scored a late goal.
The first weekend of February saw Michael Wales and Joe Baird both reach the milestone of 500 EPL games against Milton Keynes and Sheffield.
The second leg of the EPL Cup semi-final in Guildford looked to be going to plan at 2-2 after 40 minutes.
However, it turned into a tense night as, with 40 seconds left, Guildford had narrowed the lead in the tie to one goal, but Kurt Reynolds hit the empty net to book the Bison a place in the final.
February ended with four straight wins, the last being a 5-1 victory against title rivals Manchester, which put the Herd four points clear at the top of the EPL.
The first leg of the final of the EPL Cup in Coventry against Milton Keynes Lightning saw the Herd record an excellent 4-1 victory.
In the second leg, the home side got off to a dream start as Aaron Connolly scored after 20 seconds and Karpov increased the lead.
Milton Keynes then battled back with four unanswered goals to make it a one-goal tie at 52:12.
However, the Bison were not to be denied as Andy Melachrino struck with five minutes left and the Herd won the cup 7-5 on aggregate.
Basingstoke still had a chance of the league title, as they beat Sheffield and leaders Manchester lost.
This set-up a winner-takes-all clash in Manchester, which the Phoenix won 5-2 and the Bison had to settle for second spot.
So this just left the play-offs, and the Herd cruised past Sheffield as Skinns recorded his fifth shut-out of the season in 2-0 away leg win, which was followed up by a 6-2 victory on home ice.
Once in Coventry the Bison finished off the job as they beat Guildford 5-2 and Manchester 5-3 to complete their double-winning season.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Saint Leo Women's Basketball Coach Nikki Jessee has announced the signings of Rachel Burnett (Largo, Fla.), Christina Granville (Clewiston, Fla.), Kinnara Lewis (Miami, Fla.), and Sarah Winans (Mount Prospect, Ill.) to National Letters of Intent. The quartet, consisting of three freshmen and one transfer, will hit the floor for the Lions in 2011-12.
"I am excited about this incoming group," stated Jessee. These recruits add athleticism to our lineup with the ability to create off the dribble, as well as the skill to knock down the open three. If they defend and rebound, all will have the opportunity to play right away and have us competing at a high level."
Making up Jessee's inaugural cast are a pair of forwards, as well as two guards.
Rachel Burnett
6'0", Forward
Largo, Fla.
Indian Rocks Christian High School
Burnett was a four-year starter at Indian Rocks where she led her team to a pair of Elite-Eight appearances during her junior and senior years. In 2010, Thanksgiving and Christmas Tournaments saw her earn all-tournament team honors, in addition to receiving the Total Release Award from her high school. Furthermore, the Clearwater, Fla. native was selected to compete in the 2011 Pinellas County All-Star game where she was named game-MVP. Also, the forward earned a spot on the Pinellas squad for the 2011 Pinellas/Hillsborough All-Star Game.
Burnett capped her career by being named All-Pinellas County First Team, All-Suncoast Honorable Mention, and Florida Association of Basketball Coaches (FABC) 2A All-State teams.
In total, the six-footer eclipsed the 1,000 point mark for her career tallying 1,317 points.
Jessee's Perspective: "Rachel is our sleeper. I think she will surprise a lot of people with her development over the course of her 4-year career here at Saint Leo. She has the touch to shoot outside, the size to bang inside, and she is able to put the ball on the ground."
Christina Granville
5'10", Forward
Clewiston, Fla.
Jefferson College/Glades Central Community High School
A high school standout, Granville was selected all-area, all-conference, and all-district during each of her four seasons at Glades Central Community. As a senior, she participated in the county all-star game while also earning 'Best Defensive Player' accolades.
At Jefferson College, the forward was the team's leading rebounder at 8.0 rebounds-per-game. Offensively, Granville shot 52 percent from the floor and averaged 9.0 points-per-game.
Jessee's Perspective: "Christina is an athletic, lanky post player who can run the floor, defend and rebound at the forward position. Her athleticism, maturity, and work ethic will make it hard to keep her off the floor."
Kinnara Lewis
5'6", Guard
Miami, Fla.
Monsignor Edward Pace High School
A two-time selectee to the All-Miami Herald squad, Lewis joins the Lions as a highly talented guard from Monsignor Edward Pace High School in Miami-Dade County. Earning All-Dade County First Team honors once, Lewis also produced First Team All-State accolades. In addition, the guard played for one of the top AAU units in the state, Team Breakdown, where she averaged 15 points, four assists and two steals per game.
Jessee's Perspective: "Kinnara is an impact player who I expect to contribute in a big way immediately. I'm excited to have a player of Kinnara's ability who can shoot the 3, create off the dribble, and defend. Her quickness and scoring ability will make her hard to defend."
Sarah Winans
5'8", Guard
Mount Perspective, Ill.
Prospect High School
Winans is a two-time Daily Herald All-Area Team honoree, as well as a two-time Mid-Suburban League All-Conference selection. In addition, the Illinois standout is a two-time Dundee Crown All-Tournament pick.
At Prospect High School, Winans took to the court as a varsity member of the girls' basketball team in each of her four seasons and was a two-time co-captain. She averaged 12 points, four boards, and four assists per game.
In addition, she earned a spot in the section finals of the area three-point contest and also aided her U-14 AAU squad, the Full Package, to a state championship.
Jessee's Perspective: "Sarah is a truly fundamental player who will bring depth to the point guard and shooting guard positions. With her shooting and ability to create, I expect to her to make an immediate impact this upcoming season."


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Sony Announces Attachable Smartphone Camera - Cyber-Shot QX100 and QX10by Brian Klug on 9/4/2013 11:00 AM EST
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Boissez - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkIs there any word whether the QX100 will be able to shoot RAW? Reply
karasaj - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkNo lumia 1020/pureview 808? It would be nice to see those as well, especially since they're arguably better than some of these others In the chart. Reply
CoryS - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkThe lack of manual shooting modes or controls will make spending this kind of money on it a hard swallow. I also really don't see the interface working well over WiFi...but hopefully I'm wrong on that. Reply
Krysto - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkThe pixels on the QX100 are even bigger than HTC One's "ultrapixels". Damn I wish they could fit a 1" sensor in their phones.
I like these lens-cameras, but I hope that now that they have these, they won't slow down the camera innovation in their phones, so they can upsell the accessories more easily. Reply
nerd1 - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkSo the device cannot be used alone (lacks display) and costs actually more than RX100? Who in the right mind will buy this thing? Reply
scavio - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkWho is selling the RX100 for cheaper than $500? Reply
nerd1 - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkThey are available around $500-550, so yes not exactly cheaper. However there are lots of cheap mirrorless camera out there which has way larger sensor and better IQ than RX100. Reply
scavio - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkYou'll probably be able to buy this for less than the $500 as well. Anyhow, this is a directly comparable to a RX100 II which you aren't going to find new for much less than $750. I'm not going to buy it, but to get the optics and processing of a well loved camera for your smartphone for $250 less than the full camera seems like a decent deal. Reply
mga318 - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkYour numbers are off. The Sony 1" sensor is a 2.7 crop, so 10.4 is equivalent to 28mm & 37.1mm is equivalent to 100mm...just like the Sony RX100 II...which is what this sensor & lens is from. Reply
Malih - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkI'm seriously interested in this type of modular things, this means I can pair this with a device that have decent display but poor camera for cost reduction, something like the LG Optimus L9 or maybe 5th gen iPod touch? Reply
Wtg - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - link
Someone made a comment regarding the reaction to the new SSS that unlike Kodak, Sony was willing to cannibalize their P&S product line. Kodak 'protected' their film products, ignoring digital at their peril.
One major shortcoming of Sony is it's user interface and it's software. And it looks as if this item is no exception.
It looks like the QX100 has been crippled by dumbing down the RX100 potential e.g. No manual control, shutter priority, raw, full 1080p HD, etc. No doubt all that could be added via firmware/software if Sony were to LISTEN to the sophisticated customers that this product should appeal to, rather than the well-heeled dummy Sony intends. Surely Sony can't believe this would cannibalize their RX100 sales?
Of course Sony might think those well heeled smart phone customers would add an uber expensive 'top of the line' camera simple because it's the best AND it's a Sony. Beware Kodak arrogance!
For this level of product to succeed Sony must quickly learn their original Nex 5 mistake, marketed for the dummy but bought by the 'enthusiast' (formerly called the 'prosumer').
Either Sony un-cripples the QX100 OR, if possible, hackers do. It's highly likely the guts of the QX100 are the same as the RX100ii. So, there's a great opportunity for a super iPhone/iPad app. Sony could even pull an Apple App Store around this class of device! Now that would be REAL innovation. Where's the SDK, Sony? Here's my $99!
If neither happens this innovation could end up in Edsel land! Reply
chrismischler - Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - linkPlease excuse my lack of expertise in this area, but from the looks of it, the QX10 has about the same lens specs as the Nikon Coolpix S800c. So it's basically a "nice" point-and-shoot lens? Is the bigger sensor & low-light capabilities that much better in the QX100, even though its zoom is significantly lower? I'm interested in this concept - both for the mobility of a "good" lens, and the possibility of using it on a small quadcopter ('drone') with a remote viewing screen. Reply


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according to the DFPS, an abandoned infant meets the criteria for a Baby Moses case if the infant:
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Scheduled leave or non-illness related situations or elective medical procedures must be submitted for approval in advance and may be disapproved based on staffing needs, operational needs, or frequency of absences. Failure to report to work on a day for which approval of leave has been denied may result in disciplinary action
The formal process used to accept and record an item as a collection object.
An Active Shooter is an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated areas; in most cases, there is no pattern or method to the selection of victims.
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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the USA South Conference, the conference is releasing the top 50 players for each of its 13 sports over the history of the conference. According to the USA South Conference website, the official softball list will be released on Feb. 26.
Yearick, who is currently a teacher at Fuquay-Varina High School in Wake County, graduated from WPU last spring. She's ranked among the top players in school history.
Yearick finished her collegiate career as the third winningest pitcher in school history with 34 wins, she's ranked third in strikeouts (350), third in innings pitched and third in lowest career earned run average (2.94).
Yearick was also a USA South All-Conference Honorable Mention player in 2010, named the top defensive player on the team in two of her four seasons and was also elected as a captain in both her junior and senior years.
She earned academic all-conference honors from in 2011-13, and she was named an Academic All-American in 2012 and 2013. Yearick was named the 2013 Most Outstanding Graduate at WPU, making her one of 10 graduates nominated for that award.


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2013: Logged a 15-10 record and placed 12th at the Mid-Atlantic/South Regionals...started 2013 with a 10-3 record with a 6-3 mark at the Penn State Duals and a 4-0 showing at the Philadelphia Invitational...won five bouts at the Duke Home Meet...named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll.\
2012: Placed 15th at the Atlantic/South Regionals...posted a 47-28 record...his 47 wins were the most on the saber squad...helped lead the saber squad to a 21-7 record...went 14-4 at the Philadelphia Invitational...went 17-7 at the Northwestern Duals.
Prep: Member of the 2010 Cadet World Championship team...finished the 2010 year as the nation's third-best Cadet...took fifth place at London Cadet World Cup in 2010.
Personal: Born on August 6, 1993, in Shady Grove, Md....son of Julia and Henry Chung.


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