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Oct 23, 2008 (CIDRAP News) – So far this year no new countries have been hit by H5N1 avian influenza outbreaks, and fewer previously affected countries have reported fresh outbreaks, but the threat of an influenza pandemic has not changed, according to a recent progress report from the United Nations (UN) and the World Bank.
The 115-page update on the global avian influenza status and pandemic planning efforts was released in advance of an international conference on avian and pandemic flu that starts tomorrow in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt, according to the UN's summary of the report, the fourth in an annual series.
The report is an analysis of survey responses that the UN's influenza coordinator compiled from 148 countries. The findings also include information that the World Bank provided on the international pledges, commitments, and expenditures for avian influenza prevention and control.
Too little testing
David Nabarro, the UN's influenza coordinator, told reporters at an Oct 21 press conference that despite widespread pandemic planning efforts, only 53% of countries have tested their plans in the past year. He said in a UN press release that the findings are sobering, particularly in light of a recent World Bank report that put the potential economic cost of a global influenza pandemic at up to $3 trillion, nearly 5% of the world's gross domestic product.
"When planning for an extraordinary concern like an influenza pandemic, it's not enough just to have a written plan and have everybody signing off on it," he said in an Oct 21 press release. "You also have to check it, test it, and make sure that it works, and then revise [it] on the basis of assimilation."
Pandemic plans need to include both social distancing and pharmaceutical strategies, but not all countries are prepared to apply both strategies, the report said. Some haven't established the logistical and legal provisions needed to enact social distancing measures.
The UN said it found great disparities in preparedness among countries, with, for example, wealthier countries more likely to have planned for pharmaceutical interventions. "Given the interdependence of countries when responding to a pandemic, preparedness within poorer countries will be a critical element of the world's readiness for the next pandemic," the report said.
Also, some individual countries have made progress on plans to maintain essential services during a pandemic, but more nations need to engage the private sector to accomplish multisector planning. The UN recommended that for 2009, countries develop protocols, frameworks, and indicators for longer-term multisector pandemic preparedness and fund the efforts through their all-hazard preparedness mechanisms.
In response to reporters' questions about pandemic planning transparency, Nabarro said he's noticed more openness among some countries, such as China. However, he said he was concerned that interactions among countries were "sometimes a bit tense."
Outbreaks and surveillance
In reporting that no new countries had H5N1 outbreaks through September, the UN report said for comparison, four countries reported the virus for the first time in the first 6 months of 2007. Only 20 countries have experienced outbreaks so far this year, down from 25 reported in 2007.
Bangladesh is the only new country that has reported a human H5N1 case this year, according to the UN's findings.
Nabarro said he was concerned about Nigeria and Togo, which have both reported recent H5N1 outbreaks.
The UN said effective surveillance, prompt detection, and rapid response have helped many countries eliminate outbreaks. The report notes that surveillance for animal diseases, including H5N1, has substantially improved over the past 3 years, with 75% of countries not reporting that they are able to detect highly pathogenic avian flu. For some countries, though, surveillance systems are still in the planning phase, and some planning hasn't included risk assessments to target priority areas.
However, the threat of further outbreaks in poultry and sporadic infections in humans persists, because the H5N1 virus is still entrenched in many countries. "The threat of an influenza pandemic remains unchanged," the report said.
Funding is eroding
The World Bank reported that the gap between what's needed to control avian influenza and boost preparedness and what world donors are pledging has been increasing since 2005. Though major donor nations have continued their support, the number slipped from 25 at the Beijing donor's conference in 2006 to 17 at the Bamako conference in 2006, and to 9 at the New Delhi conference in 2007.
Donors have pledged $2.7 billion, of which $2 billion has been committed. Of that amount, $1.5 billion has been disbursed, of which 59% was cash or loans and 41% was in-kind contributions. Declines in funding threaten the sustainability of control and planning investments that have already been made, according to the report.
"Such high commitment and disbursement rates within two and a half years of the establishment of the financing framework reflect the exceptional commitment of the donors and the efficient movement of grant funds," the report said.
East and Southeast Asian countries received 56% of the funds, Eastern Europe and Central Asia received 22%, and Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and North Africa got 20%, according to the report. Only $125 million remains in available funding, the World Bank said. "Grant finance will continue to be needed to sustain critical capacities and actions in the medium to longer term."
See also:
UN-World Bank report on avian influenza and pandemic readiness
UN-World Bank report summary
Oct 21 UN press release


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Professor Zola's areas of interest are the philosophy of age and aging, applied ethics, and elder care ethics.
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The Global PLC market may be divided by Solution and the Area. A Programmable Logic Controller, PLC, is an alphanumeric processer utilized for mechanization of characteristically manufacturing electromechanical procedures, for example regulation of machines on industrial unit assembly positions.
PLCs are utilized in numerous machineries, in a lot of manufacturing companies. PLCs are intended for manifold preparations of digital and analog inputs and outputs, prolonged temperature varieties, resistance to electrical noise, and confrontation to trembling and influence. The outsized capability add-ons scheduled by most important automobile makers, due to the growing trade of commuter and profit making automobiles will boost the progress of the market. Separately from the Original Equipment Manufacturers [OEMs], the automobile constituent's producers are likewise mechanizing their manufacturing plants to cater the call from important marketplaces. This upsurge in the mechanization of manufacturing procedures will strengthen the demand for PLCs for the period of the prediction.
The capacity of PLCs to strengthen the production in the manufacturing procedures is an important issue, which will motivate the progress of the marketplace for the period of the prediction. As maximum industrialists have their manufacturing divisions in a number of countries, the acceptance of PLCs will assist the workforce in some division to interconnect with the new division over ERP [Enterprise Resource Planning]and MES methods. This will support producers to hang onto a tag on the excellence of capitals and will similarly help them to incorporate the complete manufacturing procedure.
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Issues similar to the great acceptance of PLCs through a number of end-consumer businesses span oil and gas, paper and pulp, automobile, and power. It will result in the considerable progress of PLC market in future. The subdivisions are the Hardware, Software and the Services.
This progress may be credited to the important funds intended by the important end-consumer sections in nations similar to South Korea, China, Japan, India, North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East & Africa.
The PLC market is extremely reasonably priced owing to the existence of several ranks I and rank II companies that possesses the competence to obtain greater priced mechanization resolution schemes as of end customers. By means of PLC resolutions, the marketplace members are creating every single struggle to report necessities in the ranges of value, excellence, toughness, scalability, interoperability, facility, and delivery. The sellers in this marketplace are spreading their backing by presenting end-user-precise PLC resolutions to support their marketplace position.
Following are some of the important companies operating in the PLC market on the international basis are Rockwell, Schneider, Siemens, and Mitsubishi. Additional noticeable companies in the market consist of Hitachi, Koyo Electronics, Honeywell, Omron, Panasonic, Toshiba, Yokogawa, ABB, Beck Hoff, Bosch Rexroth, IDEC, Keyence, GE and Hiquel.
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Hindustan Media launches weekly newspaper 'Hindustan Jobs'
Hindustan Media Ventures' weekly Hindi newspaper Hindustan Jobs hit newsstands on May 8, 2011. Priced at Rs 7, the paper carries government and private job ads and has been designed by leveraging synergies from within the HT Media group with content partnership from Shine.com.
Hindustan Media Ventures Ltd (HMVL) has informed BSE that it has launched weekly Hindi newspaper Hindustan Jobs. The compact newspaper, which hit newsstands on May 8, 2011, is priced at Rs 7. The employment weekly would carry government as well as private job ads and would be circulated across the states of Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Delhi.
In a prepared statement, Amit Chopra, CEO, HMVL, said, "Hindustan Jobs marks an important milestone for us. It addresses a need gap in the market and is a well researched and innovative product offering. The product's unique proposition of providing a one-stop, fast, relevant and reliable source of job related information is sure to make it a delight for the consumer."
Hindustan Jobs has been designed by leveraging synergies from within the HT Media group with content partnership with their job portal Shine.com. "Shine's expertise in the job information market has helped us deliver a superior product and provided us with a competitive edge," Chopra added.
The launch of Hindustan Jobs follows the re-launch of Hindustan on April 12, 2011. The brand had repositioned itself with refreshed content, design and a revamped product portfolio. Rajan Bhalla, Head - Marketing – Strategic Businesses, HT Media, noted, "The search and need for jobs is a big life concern in the Hindi belt. As a brand, Hindustan is committed to making a difference in the lives of readers. Hindustan Jobs is just that. It reinforces Hindustan's core proposition – Tarakki ko Chahiye Naya Nazariya – by taking employment opportunities to Hindi markets in a new and innovative format."
Commenting on the new offering, Shashi Shekhar, Editor-in Chief, Hindustan, said, "Hindustan Jobs is a great innovation in Hindi journalism. The Hindi belt has a large population of educated youth. Jobs are the need of the hour for them. It is the duty of journalists to serve the demand of society. It is an opportunity to positively influence the lives of people who are seeking opportunities for progress."
Hindustan Jobs is the latest in the series of innovations launched in the last few months by the publishing house. English teaching product – Jaano English, personal finance supplement – Hindustan Money and the women's magazine, Anokhi, have been launched by the group recently.
A release issued by the group stated: "Currently, the print job information market is dominated by the government-run Employment News and carries only government jobs. The market also has a slew of private players, which cater to extremely localised markets."
Hindustan Media Ventures Ltd is the publisher of the Hindi newspaper Hindustan, Hindi magazines Nandan and Kadambini and the news website livehindustan.com. The company is a subsidiary of the HT Media Group, a diversified media group with interests in radio, print and online media.
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Series ends in defeat as Mets' bats go quiet
Niese duels with Hamels until Phillies break tie in seventh inning
NEW YORK -- One can forgive the Mets for wondering if their bats left home without them. New York, playing in the final game of a 10-day homestand, endured another punchless effort at the plate Sunday, when it notched two hits in the first inning and one after in a 5-1 loss to the Phillies.
That result, so emblematic of the team's recent struggles, gave the Mets their first four-game losing streak of the year. David Wright singled in a run in the first inning to give the home team a lead, and Philadelphia didn't take control until pinch-hitter Ryan Howard's two-run double in the seventh.
The Mets, who went into Sunday as the second-highest scoring team (5.18 runs per game) in the Major Leagues, have scored four runs or fewer in six of their last seven games. The Mets lost six of those seven games and dropped to fourth place in the National League East on Sunday.
"We came into the last six games swinging the bats great. I do not have an answer for it," said manager Terry Collins. "I really and truly don't. Preparation was good. The weather was good. We certainly can't complain about that. ... We just didn't hit. Like I told some of the guys in there, 'We'll pick it up again. Stay positive. Keep doing what you've been doing. Don't try to change.'"
It had all seemed so promising in the first inning, when leadoff man Ruben Tejada doubled off Cole Hamels. Wright came away with a one-out single to give the Mets their first run, but Hamels worked his way out and only allowed two more baserunners to reach scoring position.
Hamels walked six batters, tying a career high, but he kept the Mets from taking advantage. New York's best chance came in the fourth inning, when it loaded the bases on three walks. That brought up the pitcher's slot, and Hamels escaped by striking out Jon Niese.
"It seemed like whenever we hit the ball hard, it was right at somebody," said Mets catcher John Buck of the team's extended struggles at the plate. "For the most part, we're working counts. We're getting them high in their pitch counts. We're just not getting that hit that floods the runs in."
The game's true crucible came in the seventh inning, and it included a strange play that helped swing the momentum. Buck ranged behind the plate and tried to catch a foul pop with two outs in the seventh, but he dropped it by the screen and gave the Phillies new life.
"We were out of the inning. We didn't make a play," said Collins of that key moment. "In our game, at our level, if you give teams extra outs, they're going to do some damage."
That's exactly what happened. Laynce Nix singled to keep the rally alive, and Jimmy Rollins pushed him into scoring position with another hit. Collins elected to go to Scott Atchison in that spot, and Howard greeted him by stroking a two-run double off the base of the wall in center field.
"I was trying to make a good pitch, low and away, right there on 2-0," said Atchison. "I didn't execute the pitch. It is what it is at this point. I want to pick up Jon right there and get us out of the inning. Get us back in [the dugout]. I didn't execute. It happens sometimes. We'll get them tomorrow."
Niese pitched well for the Mets, but the Phillies managed to tie the game at 1 on a home run down the left-field line by Freddy Galvis in the fifth inning. Niese gave up two hits in the seventh inning, and with his starter at 117 pitches, Collins summoned Atchison.
The Phillies countered immediately, tabbing Howard to pinch-hit for Kevin Frandsen, who had started at first base against the lefty. Both Atchison and Collins said they expected Howard to come off the bench in that situation, but the Mets still needed to execute to get out of the jam.
"I knew they were going to put Howard in," said Collins. "Scott Atchison's breaking ball is really difficult to hit. I don't care who it is. The issue is he fell behind and tried to sneak a fastball by him and didn't get it in. He didn't make the pitch he wanted, but Jon was done."
Niese, who was knocked out early in his last outing after being hit by a comebacker, said he felt good Sunday and that he was pleased with the way he pitched. Niese felt that Buck's play on the foul ball was a tough one, and he said he would've liked a chance to redeem his catcher.
"I didn't want to," said Niese of exiting the game. "I gave up two ground-ball base hits. Obviously, my pitch count was up there. The situation called for it. But I definitely wanted to be in there."
The Mets were three-hit twice en route to getting swept by Philadelphia. Now, after a 3-6 homestand, they need to find a way to flip the switch and perform on the road against division rivals Miami and Atlanta.
New York will have phenom Matt Harvey on the mound in Monday's series opener against the Marlins, but the Mets know they'll only go as far as their batting order can take them.
"I've said several times, 'God, we want to get off to a good start.' And we did," said Collins. "Right now, we've hit a slump offensively. We're still in April. We'll pick it up. ... Everybody's working at stuff. The video room is being packed with guys lined up to try to figure it out."


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Airbus A330-300
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The Airbus A330-300 has been in service with Lufthansa since 2004. This two-engine, long-range jet can carry 221 passengers and has a range of 10,000 kilometers fully loaded. It is more or less identical with the A340-300, the main difference being that the A340-300 has two additional engines. These Rolls-Royce Trent 700 engines were developed specially for the A330 and are quiet but extremely efficient.
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In the weeks since NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden sounded the alarm on massive spying programs within the United States Government, he has been a controversial topic in political discourse. Despite the clear violations of constitutional rights to privacy and oversteps of proper boundaries of government, some still feel the leaks were wrong.
The Maine Republican Party, via it's official Facebook page, stated:
Snowden went to China and Russia. Those nations would love to get their hands on secrets Snowden has admitted he stole from our nation in order to release. He isnt a hero. He is a traitor.
Unfortunately, the Maine Republican Party has very little understanding of international relations. Keeping in mind that there is zero evidence he has had any contact with the Chinese or Russian Governments, it is necessary for him to flee to an unfriendly country. If Snowden hid in a country friendly with the United States Government, he would have been easily extradited and facing what many fear would be an "unfair trial." Thus, going to places like Hong Kong (not China) and Russia, are necessary only for his safety. The implication that Snowden has communicated with either government regarding secrets is, in the absence of proof, false.
What Edward Snowden did do, however, is offer transparency that has lacked under President Barack Obama. Is the Maine Republican Party in the business of defending President Obama and his assault on the civil liberties of all Americans?


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Do You Think David Ortiz Has Used PEDs? — Sports Survey of the Day
The surprise of the season so far has been the return of Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz. A new reports from the Boston Globe suggests there might be something to his fantastic start.
Ortiz is pretty much all that's left from that magical 2004 season when the Red Sox won the World Series for the first time in 86 years. He went down in 2012 with an ankle injury, and some expected the 37-year-old to just hang it up. Instead, he's come back in a big way. So far in 2013 he's batting .381 with 17 RBIs and four home runs.
The Boston Globe asked the question many probably wondered: Does it have to do with performance-enhancing drugs? Most players, after all, don't get better with age. Some players who were great well into their late 30s, like Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, have ties to PEDs.


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sbell22 brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 212 Designs von 21 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
Seattle Internet Marketing Inc
I'm launching an SEO business in the Seattle area, and am looking for a sharp, clean, "web 2.0" style logo; similar to the one I recently held a contest on for StartupTrek.net (see my banner - it has the logo). I've held many contests on sitepoint in the past, they were all successful because i give quick, accurate feedback on all the excellent submissions. I was also featured on CBS TV interview in San Francisco with Matt, Sitepoint's founder (the video is on this site, and on StartupTrek.net). I'm looking forward to another great contest with this one!
Small to mid-sized business owners who are looking for competent help from a good seo firm. This is a geographically targeted business (to the Seattle, WA area) so it's OK to use a local icon like a shadow of "the Space Needle" in the design. Or, something of your own creation.
Want to keep it simple, and since the logo needs to include the words "Seattle Internet Marketing", that probably means one graphic item with the words worked around it somehow. I want to use just one emphasis color, probably blue, so that it can be printed on a business card / brochure / direct mail without requiring a 4-color print process. Take a look at the winning logo from my StartupTrek.net design contest, that's the right general look I'm after.
I look forward to responding quickly to every entry! Thanks for your interest.
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XB90 EXTRA BASS High Power Audio System with built-in battery
XB90 EXTRA BASS High Power Audio System with built-in battery
Bring the energy, bring the party
Bring true energy to your party with EXTRA BASS™ beats and party lights from the GTK-XB90. Incredible Infinity Mirror lighting takes visual effects to the next level, and a rechargeable battery lets you hold parties anywhere.
Rechargeable battery
Whenever you're away from mains power, the rechargeable battery gives you 16 hours.
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Bring the dancefloor to life by activating EXTRA BASS™. It enhances the low frequencies of the track, for beats that get everyone moving.
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Got no mains electricity? The built-in rechargeable battery powers your party for 16 hours with the speaker lights off, and the volume turned to level 16. Even at full volume with EXTRA BASS™ sound and lighting on, you can party for 3 hours. If you're running low, just activate stamina mode to make your battery last longer (up to 4.5 hrs).
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Create an instant club experience, with pulsing strobe lights and colored speaker lights that change with the music. Infinity mirrors are positioned around the speaker edges, bouncing light back and forth continuously to create an energizing party atmosphere.
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CABALLERO, CABANIS (includes Chabanis, Cabaniss, Cabiness), CABBY, CABE, CABE, CABELL (includes Cahbell, Cahbuhl, Kabel, Kabell), CABLE (includes Coble, Keble, Kebelle, Kebel, Cabell), CABLER (includes Kepler, Kappler, Cappler, Kabler, Kobler, Cobler, Cobbler), CABLEY, CABOT, CABRERA, CABUNAC, CACKLER, CADDELL, CADDEN, CADDY, CADE, CADLE, CADMAN, CADMUS, CADWALADER (includes (Cadwallader), CADWALLADER, CADWELL, CADY (includes Cadie), CAFF (includes Cafferty), CAFFALL, CAFFEY (includes Caffee), CAFLISCH, CAGE, CAGEL, CAGLE (includes Kegel), CAHILL, CAHO, CAHOON, CAHOONE.
CAIL, CAILLOUETTE, CAIMI, CAIN (includes Kane, Cane), CAINE, CAIRD (includes Kaird, Keard, Cairde, Cairdie), CAIRNS, CAIRNS (Scotland), CAITLIN, CALABRESE, CALBREATH (includes Galbreath, Gilbreath, Calbraith, Colbreath, Colbath), CALDER, CALDERWOOD, CALDWELL (includes Caldeuuelle, Callwell, Cauldwell, Cawldwell, Coldwell, Colewell, Coldwold), CALDWELL (Scotland; includes Cadwell, Cauldwell, Coldwell, Colwell), CALE, CALES (includes Cale, Cail, Cayle, Caile, Kail), CALFEE, CALHOON, CALHOUN, CALK, CALKIN (includes Calkins, Caulkin, Caulkins, Corkin), CALKINS, CALL (includes Calle, Caule), CALLABRO (includes Calabro, Collabro, Colabro, Calabrio, Callabrio, Colabrio, Collabrio), CALLAGHAN, CALLAHAN (includes Callaghan, O'Callaghan), CALLAM, CALLAN, CALLANAN, CALLAR (includes Caller), CALLAWAY (includes Calaway, Caloway, Calloway), CALLENDER, CALLICOTT, CALLIHAN (Thomas Callihan family), CALLINAN, CALLIS, CALLISON, CALLOW (includes Calow, Collow), CALLOWAY, CALLUM, CALMES, CALNAN, CALOWITCH, CALOWITS, CALVERT, CALVERT (Lords Baltimore descendants), CALVIN, CALVIT (includes Calvet, Calver, Calvette, Colvette), CAMBELL, CAMBER (includes Cambeau, Cambo, Cambor, Cambran, Cimber, Kamber, Kember, Kembor, Kimber), CAMBERG (includes Kamberg, Calmberg, Camber, Kamber), CAMBRE, CAMBRIDGE, CAMBURN (includes Cambern), CAMERER, CAMERON, CAMERON (Canada), CAMERON (Scotland), CAMIDGE (includes Cammidge), CAMM (includes Cam), CAMMACK, CAMP, CAMP, CAMPBELL (includes Cambell), CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL (Australia and New Zealand), CAMPBELL (Ireland; includes Cambell), CAMPBELL (Scotland), CAMPBELL (Joseph Campbell family), CAMPBELL (Obadiah/Obediah Campbell families), CAMPEAU, CAMPION, CAMPISI, CAMPLING (includes Camplin), CAMPSELL, CAMREN (includes Camrun, Camron, Cameron), CANADA, CANADAY, CANADY, CANAPINI, CANAVAN, CANBY, CANCILLA (includes Canceller, Canciler, Cancila, Cancela, Cancellar, Cancillar), CANDALARIA (includes Candelaria), CANDEE (includes Cande, Conde', Condy, Condee), CANDY, CANE, CANFIELD, CANHAM, CANN, CANNATA, CANNELL, CANNEY (includes Caney), CANNING, CANNON (includes Canon), CANNON (Cannon DNA testing/projects), CANRIGHT (includes Carnrike, Carnrite, Carnright, Carnwright, Conright, Carnrick), CANT (includes Cannt, Cantt, Cante), CANTER, CANTERBURY, CANTEY, CANTLEY (includes Cantly), CANTON, CANTRELL, CANTWELL, CANTY.
CAP, CAPE, CAPECE, CAPEHART (includes Capheart, Caphart, Capeheart), CAPELL, CAPEN, CAPENER, CAPERS, CAPERTON, CAPEWELL (includes Chapel, Chapell, Chappel, Chappell, Chappelle, Chapele, Capwell, Chapple), CAPLENA (includes Capkna), CAPLES (includes Cables, Kapels, Chapels), CAPLIN (includes Caplan, Caplen, Caplun, Capland, Caplend, Caplind, Kapland, Kaplund, Kaplind), CAPLINGER, CAPNERHURST (includes Capenhurst, de Capenhurst), CAPOROZ, CAPP, CAPPER, CAPPERSON, CAPPIELLO, CAPPS, CAPRON, CAPSHAW (includes Capshaws), CAPSTACK (includes Capstick), CAPSTICK, CAPWELL.
CARA-CARL Surname Mailing Lists
CARADINE, CARAKER (includes Karraker, Karcher, Carriker, Karriker, Careker, Carringer, Carrenger, Kiker, Karercher), CARAT, CARAWAN (includes Carrawan, Carrowon, Kirwan), CARAWAY (includes Carraway), CARBAJAL, CARBAUGH, CARBERRY (includes Carbrey, Carbarry, Carbry), CARBERRY, CARD, CARDEN (includes Cardin), CARDER, CARDIFF (includes Cardif, Cardife, Cardiffe, Corduff, De Cardiff, De Cardiffe, Kerdiff, Kerdiffe, MacCorrdiubh), CARDILLO (includes Gardillo), CARDINAL, CARDINALE (includes Cardinali, Cardanoli, Cardinal), CARDLE, CARDONA, CARDONA, CARDONE, CARDWELL, CARELOCK (includes Gerlach, Carlock), CAREW, CAREY, CAREY (includes Cary, Carry, Carrie, Carew, Kerry, Kery, Kerrie, Kerey, O'Chairda, O'Cairdha), CARFAGNA, CARFRAE, CARGILE, CARGILL, CARGILL (Scotland), CARHART, CARIDEO, CARL, CARLE, CARLETON, CARLEY, CARLILE (includes Carlisle), CARLIN (includes Carlen, Carlon, Carolan, O'Carlin, O'Carlen, O'Carlon, O'Carolan), CARLISLE, CARLOCK (includes Curlock), CARLON, CARLOUGH, CARLSON (includes Carlsson, Karlson, Karlsson, Klassen), CARLTON, CARLYLE, CARLYON.
CARM-CARR Surname Mailing Lists
CARMACK, CARMAN (includes Carmon, Karmann), CARMAN, CARMAN, CARMAN, CARMEN, CARMICHAEL, CARMICHAEL (Scotland), CARMODY, CARNAHAN (includes Carnaghan), CARNCROSS, CARNEAL (includes Carnal, Carnall, Carnell), CARNEGIE, CARNEGIE (Scotland), CARNER, CARNES, CARNEY (includes Kearney), CARNICER, CARNRIGHT (includes Carnrike, Carnrite, Carnwright, Canright, Conright, Carnrick), CARNRIKE (includes Carnrite, Carnright, Carnwright, Canright, Conright, Carnrick), CAROLAN, CARON, CAROTA, CAROTHERS, CAROTHERS (includes Carrothers, Caruthers), CARPENTER (includes Zimmerman), CARPENTIER, CARPER, CARR (includes Kerr, Karr, Corr, Car, Kar), CARR (Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom), CARR (Grantley County, Ontario, Canada), CARR (Carr DNA projects; includes Ker, Kerr, Karr, Corr), CARRAWAY, CARRELL, CARRERE (includes Carriere), CARRICK, CARRICO (includes Carico, Caricoe, Carricoe, Karrico), CARRICO (DNA testing; includes Carri
CARS-CARZ Surname Mailing Lists
CARSEY, CARSON (includes Karson), CARSON (1700s origins in United States), CARSON (Freedmen), CARSTARPHEN (includes Corstorphin, Corstorphyne, Corstorphine, Carstorphene, Carstorphein, Custorphing, Carstrphein, Costorphin, Crostrophin, Crostrophyn, Corstorphen, Carstarphin, Carstsarfin, Castarphen), CARSTENS, CARSTENSEN, CARSWELL (includes Criswell, Creswell, Cresswell, Cressville, Carsewell, Carseweel, Craswell, Crisswell, Chriswell, Chreswell), CARTER (includes McCarter), CARTER (United Kingdom), CARTER (north of Mason-Dixon line in United States and Canada), CARTER (Carter Surname DNA project), CARTIER, CARTLEDGE, CARTMILL (includes Cartmell, Cartmille, Cartmel), CARTWRIGHT, CARTY (includes McCarty, Carthy, McCarthy, Cardie, McCardie), CARTZ, CARUS-WILSON (Cornwall, England; includes Carus Wilson), CARUTH (includes Carewth, Careuth, Karuth, Kareuth, Karewth), CARUTHERS (includes Carruthers), CARVALHO, CARVELLI, CARVER, CARVER (Ann Carver family), CARVER (Robert Carver family), CARVIN, CARWILE (includes Calwell, Cardwell, Carswell, Carwell, Carlile, Carlisle, Carlyle, Cargile, Cargill, Carvile, Carvill, Corwyle, Corwell, Corwile, Corlyle), CARWILE (Carwile DNA testing/projects), CARY (includes Carey).
CASAGRANDE (includes Casagranda, Cassagrande), CASALI (includes Casalie, Casalee, Cazale, Cazalee), CASAVANT (includes Cassavant), CASAZZA (includes Casassa), CASBEER, CASCADDEN (includes Corscadden, Carscadden, Cascaden, Cascaddan, Cas Haddin, Kiscadden), CASCIO (includes Casio, Cacsio, Cashio, Kasio, Kascio, Caseo, Casceo, Casheo, Kasheo), CASE (includes Cass), CASEY (includes Cayce, Kasey, O'Casey, MacKasey, Kayce, O'Cathasaigh, Catharsay, Causey, Cacey, Kissee, Casy, Cosey), CASFORD (includes Cassford), CASH (includes Cach, Kash), CASH, CASHATT, CASHDOLLAR, CASHEN (includes Cashin, Casheon), CASHION (includes Cashon, Cashoon), CASHMAN, CASHMORE (includes Cashmoore, Cashmores), CASKEY, CASLER, CASNER, CASON, CASPER, CASS, CASSADY, CASSEL, CASSELL, CASSELLS (includes Castles), CASSFORD (includes Casford), CASSIDY (includes O'Cassidy, Cassiday, Cassady), CASSIE, CASSIL (includes Cassils, Casselberry, Cassel, Cassell, Cassells, Casselman, Cassels, Castell, Castle, Castleberry, Castleman, Castles, Casel, Casil, Casell, Casill), CASSITY, CASSITY (includes Cassidy, Casida, Casiday, Cassada, Cassaday, Cassady, Casseday, Cassida, Cassiday), CAST (includes Cass, Kast), CASTAGNETTA, CASTEEL (includes Casteal, Castile), CASTEEL (Native American), CASTELLANO (includes Castellanos, Castellana), CASTER (includes Castor, Kuster, Koster, Custer, Kusterd, Kuester, Kuesters, Kester, Custard, Kustard, Kistard, Kister, Gerster, Kaster, Kastor, Koester, Kiester, Keister), CASTERLINE, CASTILE, CASTILLO, CASTLE, CASTLEBERRY, CASTLEMAN, CASTLES (includes Cassells), CASTNER, CASTO, CASTOR (includes Kuster, Koster, Custer, Kusterd, Kuester, Kuesters, Kester, Custard, Kustard, Kistard, Kister, Gerster, Caster, Kaster, Kastor, Koester, Kiester, Keister), CASTOR (Castor Association of America members; includes Kuster, Koster, Custer, Kusterd, Kuester, Kuesters, Kester, Custard, Kustard, Kistard, Kister, Gerster, Caster, Kaster, Kastor, Koester, Kiester, Keister), CASTRO, CASWELL (includes Casswell, Carswell, Caswill, Keswell), CASWELL (Illinois), CATALANO, CATALDO (includes Catalda, Cataldi), CATALFANO, CATALFO (includes Cataffo, Catalfa), CATANIA, CATCHINGS (includes Catching, Katchings, Katching, Ketchings, Ketchins), CATCHPOLE (United Kingdom), CATE (includes Cates, Kate, Kates), CATE (includes Cates), CATER, CATES, CATES (Cates DNA project; includes Cate, Kate, Kates, Catt, Catus), CATHCART, CATHCART (Scotland), CATHER (includes Cathers, Kethers), CATHEY (includes Cathy), CATLETT, CATLEY (includes Catly, Catling, Katley, Ketley, Cateley), CATLIN, CATLOW, CATO (includes Cater), CATON, CATRON, CATSON, CATT, CATTERMOLE, CATTLE (includes Cottle, Cuttle), CATTLES, CATTLEY, CATTO, CATTON, CATTRON (includes Catron, Ketron, Kettron, Kettering, Kettenring).
CAUBLE (includes Coppel, Copel, Copple, Cobble, Cobel, Cobble, Kabble, Kabel, Kople, Kobble), CAUDILL, CAUDLE, CAUGHEY (includes McCaughey, Coughey, Cahey, Haughey, Eachaidh, Eochaidh, Coffee, Coffey, Cowfy, Keogh, Hoy, Kehoe, MacKeogh, O'Hoey, MacEochaidh), CAUGHRON, CAULFIELD, CAULK, CAUSBY (includes Causbie, Cosby, Cozby), CAUSE, CAUSER, CAUSEY, CAUSSEAUX, CAUSTON (includes Cawston), CAUTHEN, CAUTY, CAVA (includes Golivera, Gaber, Galiver, Goliver), CAVANAGH, CAVANAUGH, CAVE, CAVENDER, CAVENDISH, CAVER, CAVERHILL (includes Caverhil), CAVERS, CAVES (includes Cave, De Cave), CAVEY, CAVILL, CAVIN (includes Cavins, Caven, Cavan), CAVINESS (includes Cavaness, Caveness, Cavanuss, Cavinuss, Cavaneus), CAVITT (includes Cavett, Cavit, Cavet, Kivett, Kivet), CAWLEY, CAWOOD, CAWTHORNE (includes Cauthorn, Cauthron, Cawthon), CAYLOR (includes Kaylor, Caler, Kaler, Cailor, Kailor), CAYTON, CAYWOOD, CAZEE (includes Casee, Casey).
CEARLEY (includes Carley, Kerley, Searley), CEARLEY (includes Kerley, Carley), CEARLOCK (includes Caerlock, Cerlock, Cerlough, Kerlock, Carlock, Carelock, Gerlach), CEASE, CECIL (includes Cissell, Sessell, Sesil), CECORD, CEGIELSKI (includes Cegelski), CEJNAR (includes Cejner, Ceynar), CEKOT, CELICEO, CENTALA, CENTER, CENTERS (includes Center, Senter, Senters, Scenter, Scenters), CERNIN (includes Czernin, Chrnin,
CHABOT, CHACON, CHADA (includes Cada, Chady), CHADBOURNE (includes Chadbourn, Chadburn, Chadborn), CHADDERTON, CHADDICK (includes Chadick, Chaddock, Chadock, Shaddock), CHADWELL, CHADWICK, CHAFFEE, CHAFFEY, CHAFFIN, CHAILLE, CHAIN, CHALFIN, CHALK, CHALLENGER (includes Challinger, Challener), CHALLINGSWORTH (includes Chellingsworth, Chillingsworth, Challingworth), CHALLIS, CHALMERS, CHALOUPKA (includes Chalupka, Chalaupka, Choloupka, Haloupka, Halupka), CHALUPIAK, CHAMARD, CHAMBERLAIN, CHAMBERLAND, CHAMBERLAYNE, CHAMBERLIN, CHAMBERS, CHAMBERS (United Kingdom; includes Chamber), CHAMBLEE (includes Chamlee, Chambley, Shamblee, Shambly, Shamly), CHAMBLESS (includes Chambliss, Chamblee), CHAMBLISS, CHAMNESS (includes Chamniss, Chamnoss), CHAMP (includes Champe), CHAMPAGNE, CHAMPION, CHAMPION (United Kingdom; includes Champione, Chempion, Chamption, Campion), CHAMPLIN, CHANCE, CHANCELLOR, CHANCEY (includes Chancy, Chauncey, Chauncy, Chancey, Chance), CHANDLEE, CHANDLER, CHANDONAI, CHANEY (includes Cheney, Cheyney, Chesney), CHANNELL, CHANNING, CHANNON, CHANT, CHAOMHANACH (includes Kavanagh, Cavanagh, Kavanaugh)), CHAPATES (includes Chapados, Chapadas, Chapatas, Chapaidas), CHAPELLE, CHAPIN, CHAPLIN, CHAPMAN (includes Chipman), CHAPMAN, CHAPMAN (United Kingdom; includes Chipman), CHAPMAN (Chapman DNA project), CHAPPEL, CHAPPELL (includes Cappello, Kappel, Schappel), CHAPPIE, CHAPPLE, CHARBONNEAU, CHAREST, CHARETTE (includes Charest, Charrette, Chaure, Choret, Shorette), CHARITY, CHARLAND, CHARLEBOIS, CHARLES, CHARLESCRAFT (includes Charlcraft, Chalcraft), CHARLESWORTH, CHARLTON, CHARPENTIER, CHARPING (includes Charpin, Charpen, Sharping, Sharpin, Sharpen), CHARRON, CHARTIER, CHARTRAND, CHARTRAW, CHASE (includes Chace, Chazy), CHASMAR, CHASTAIN (includes Castine, Chastaine, Chasteen, Chasten, Chastine, Chesteen, Shasteen, Shastid, Shastine), CHASTEEN, CHATER (includes Chator, Chaiter, Chaitor, Chayter, Chaytor), CHATFIELD, CHATHAM, CHATTAN (Scotland), CHATTAWAY, CHATTERTON, CHATTIN, CHATWOOD (includes Chitwood, Chetwood, Cheatwood), CHAUDOIN (includes Chaudowen, Chaddoan, Chaddoen, Chad-Owens, Chaudron, Shadowen, Shadowens, Shadowin, Shadowins, Shadoan, Shadoin, Shadden, Shaddin, Shad-Owens, Shadowing), CHAUDRON, CHAUVET, CHAUVIN, CHAVEZ, CHAVIS, CHAYER (includes Chaille), CHAZANOV, CHAZARO (includes C'zar, Chazar, Ciazzaro, Chazari, Chazarini).
CHEADLE (includes Cheedle, Chedel), CHEATHAM, CHECKLEY (includes Checkly, Chichele, Chicheley), CHEDZEY, CHEEK, CHEEK (Cheek DNA Study), CHEEKE, CHEEKS, CHEESEMAN, CHEESEMAN (United Kingdom), CHEESMAN, CHEEVER (includes Chivers), CHEGWIDDEN (includes Chegwyn, Chigwyn), CHENAULT, CHENEY, CHENIER (includes Chenay, Chenaye, Chene, Chesnay), CHENOWETH, CHEROW, CHERRINGTON, CHERRY, CHERRYHOLMES, CHESEBROUGH, CHESHIRE, CHESLEY, CHESNEY (includes Chesnee, Chesnai, Chezney, Chesnau, Chesnet, McChesney), CHESNUT (includes Chastain, Chesnai, Chesnau, Chesnet, Chesney, Chesnutt, Chestnut, Chestnutt, McChesney), CHESNUTT, CHESS, CHESSER, CHESSMAN, CHESSON, CHESTER, CHESTERFIELD, CHESTNEY, CHESTNUT, CHETTLE, CHEUVRONT (includes Chevront, Chevron, Shovront, Showvront, Shovron), CHEVALIER, CHEVALIER (Joseph/Julia Chevalier family), CHEVERIE (includes Chevrie), CHEVERS (includes Cheevers, Chivers), CHEVES (includes Cheeves, Cheaves), CHEW (includes Chewe), CHEWING, CHEWNING, CHEWTE (includes Chute), CHEYNE, CHEZ, CHEZEM, CHIASSON, CHIAVERINI, CHICHESTER (includes Chidester), CHICK, CHICKERING, CHICOINE, CHIDDY (includes Chiddey, Chidley), CHIDESTER, CHILCOAT, CHILCOTE, CHILD, CHILDERS (includes Childress, Childes, Childe, Child, Childs, Chilton, Chilters, Children), CHILDREE, CHILDRESS (Celtic), CHILDRESS, CHILDRESS (Childress-Childers DNA study project), CHILDS, CHILES, CHILLOT, CHILTON, CHILVERS (includes Chilver), CHINN, CHINNICI, CHIONO, CHIPMAN, CHIRIGOTIS, CHISAM, CHISHAM, CHISHOLM, CHISHOLM (Scotland), CHISKE (includes Chisk), CHISM, CHISUM, CHITTENDEN, CHITTICK, CHITTY, CHITWOOD, CHITWOOD, CHIVERS, CHIVINGTON, CHIZMAR.
CHOAT, CHOATE (includes Choat, Choats, Shoat, Shoate), CHOMCZYK, CHORENGEL, CHOUINARD, CHOULES (includes Chouls), CHOWEN, CHRANE, CHRISMAN, CHRISS (includes Christ, Criss, Crist), CHRIST, CHRISTAFARO, CHRISTALL (includes Chrystall), CHRISTECK (includes Christek, Cristeck, Cristek, Kristeck, Kristek), CHRISTENSEN, CHRISTENSON, CHRISTIAN, CHRISTIANSEN, CHRISTIANSON, CHRISTIE, CHRISTINA, CHRISTISON, CHRISTMAN, CHRISTMANN, CHRISTMAS (includes Christmus), CHRISTOPHER, CHRISTOPHERSON, CHRISTOPHERSEN, CHRISTY (includes Christie), CHRISWELL, CHRONISTER, CHRYSTAL, CHUBB, CHUMBLEY (includes Chumbly, Chumley, Chumly, Chumney, Crumbley), CHUMLEY, CHUNN, CHURCH, CHURCHILL, CHURCHMAN, CHURCHWELL, CHUTE (includes Chewte), CHVALNIK.
CIAMPI (includes Champy, Champey, Chiampi), CIANCHETTE, CIANTAR (Malta), CIAPPESONI (includes Ciappessoni, Ciapessoni, Ciapesoni, Chappessoni), CIAVARELLA, CICHOSZ (includes Chichosz, Cychosz, Secosh), CICHOWSKI (includes Chichowski, Ciechowski), CIENFUEGOS, CIERESZEWSKI, CIFERRI, CIMA (includes de Cima, del Cima, Cimadevilla, Cimare, Cimato, Cimador), CINA, CINGANELLI, CINTRON (includes Cintrone, Cintr
CLAAR, CLAASSEN, CLABAUGH (includes Clabough, Claybaugh), CLABEAUX (includes Clabeau), CLACHAN (includes Clauchen), CLACK, CLADE (includes Glade), CLADER (includes Klader, Kleder, Kleter, Kleiter, Kloeder), CLAEYS (includes Clays, Clais), CLAFFEY (includes Claffee, Claffy, Claffie), CLAFLIN (includes Mackclothlan, MacLachlan, MakClachlane, MakLauchlane, M'Clachlene, MakClauchlane, McLauchlane, M'Lauchlane, M'Clauchlane, M'Lauchan, McClauchlan, McLauchlane, M'Clachlane, M'Claichlane, MacLaughlin), CLAGGETT (includes Claget, Clagget), CLAIBORN, CLAIBORNE, CLAIR, CLAIRDAY (includes Clariday, Clarridy, Clarida), CLAMP, CLAMPITT, CLANCY, CLANIN (includes Clannin), CLANTON, CLAPHAM, CLAPP, CLAPPER, CLAPSADDLE, CLARDY, CLARE, CLAREY (includes Claray), CLARIDAY (includes Clarridy, Clarida), CLARIDGE, CLARINGBOULD (includes Claringbold, Claringbole, Clarinbold, Clarinbole, Clariinboul, Claringbull), CLARK, CLARK (includes Clarke, Clerk), CLARK (Australia; includes Clarke), CLARK (Canada), CLARK (New England), CLARK (Alabama), CLARK (Arkansas; includes Clarke, Clerk), CLARK (Georgia; includes Clarke), CLARK (Iowa; includes Clarke), CLARK (Illinois; includes Clarke), CLARK (Indiana), CLARK (Kansas), CLARK (Kentucky; includes Clarke, Clerk, Clerke), CLARK (Maine; includes Clarke, Clerk), CLARK (Missouri; includes Clarke, Clerk, Clerke), CLARK (North Carolina; includes Clarke), CLARK (Nebraska; includes Clarke, Clerk, Clerke), CLARK (New York; includes Clarke), CLARK (Ohio), CLARK (Pennsylvania; includes Clarke, Clerk, Clerke), CLARK (Texas; includes Clarke), CLARK (West Virginia, Virginia), CLARK (Native American), CLARK (Thomas Clark/Lydia Bond family), CLARK (William Clark family), CLARK (DNA projects; includes Clarke, LeClerc, LeClerk, Clerc, Clerk, Clerke, Cleary, Clery, Cleare, Clearey, Clary, Claree, Clarey, McCleary, McCleery, MacCleary, MacCleery, McClarey, O'Cleary, O'Cleery), CLARKE (includes Clark, Clerke), CLARKSON, CLARY (includes Cleary, Clare, Clara, O'Clary, O'Cleary, McClary, McCleary), CLASBY, CLASPER, CLASS, CLASSEN, CLATTERBUCK, CLAUDIO, CLAUNCH, CLAUNCH (includes Clontz, Klonch, Klontz), CLAUS, CLAUSEN, CLAUSER (includes Klauser, Clouser), CLAUSS, CLAUSSEN, CLAVANSKY (includes Clavensky, Clavanski, Klavanski), CLAVET, CLAVETTE, CLAVEY (includes Claffey, Claffie, Claffy, Clave, de Clave, Clave', Clavet, Clavette, Clavau, Claveau, Clafie), CLAVIJO (includes Clavejo), CLAWSON, CLAXTON, CLAY (includes Klee, Kleh, Cleh, Clehy), CLAY, CLAYBERG (includes Clayburg, Claberg, Klayburg, Klayberg, Clauberg), CLAYBORN, CLAYBORNE, CLAYBOURNE, CLAYBROOK (includes Claybrooke), CLAYCOMB, CLAYCOMB, CLAYDON, CLAYES (includes Cloyes, Clayce, Cloyce, Cloyse, Clayes, Cloice, Cloys), CLAYPOOL (includes Claypoole, Cleypole, Claypole), CLAYPOOLE, CLAYTON, CLAYTON (New England and Northeastern New York; includes Claton), CLAYTON (Mississippi), CLAYWORTH.
CLEAR, CLEARWATER, CLEARY, CLEAVELAND (includes Cleveland, Clyveland, Clive-land, Cliveland, Caluvium, Cleve, Cleiveland), CLEAVER, CLEAVES (includes Cleeves, Cleves), CLEBURNE (includes Cleburn, Clebern, Kleburn, Kleburne), CLEERE, CLEERY (includes Cleary, Clery, Cleare, Clearey, Clary, Claree, Clarey, McCleary, McCleery, MacCleary, MacCleery, McClarey, O'Cleary, O'Cleery), CLEGG, CLEGG, CLEGHORN, CLELAND, CLELAND (Scotland), CLELFORD, CLELLAND, CLEM, CLEMENCE (Cambridge, England; includes Clemynce, Clements), CLEMENS, CLEMENT, CLEMENT (William Clement, Captain Benjamin Clement, and Susannah Hill families), CLEMENTINE, CLEMENTS (includes Klementz, Clemence, Clement, Clemons, Claymore), CLEMMER (includes Klemmer, Klymer), CLEMMONS, CLEMMONS (Tennessee), CLEMONS, CLEMSON, CLENDANIEL, CLENDENEN (includes Clendennen, Clendenning, Clendenin, Glendenning), CLENDENIN, CLENDENIN (Clendenin DNA project; includes Clendennin, Clendinen, Clendenning, Cledenan, Clendenon, Clendennon, Clendennan, Glendinning, Clindinning), CLENDINEN (includes Clendennin, Clendenin, Clendenning, Cledenan, Clendenon, Clendennon, Clendennan, Glendinning, Clindinning), CLENNAN, CLENNEY (includes Clenny, Cleney, Cleanie, McClenney, McClenny), CLESTER, CLEVELAND, CLEVENGER (includes Cleavenger, Clevinger, Clavenger), CLEVENSTINE (includes Kliebensteinn, Klevenstine), CLEVERLY, CLEVETTE, CLEWER (includes Clour, Clure), CLEZIE (includes Clezy, Clesie, Clesy, Clazie, Clazy, Cleasie, Cleasey, Cleasy, Clazey, Cleazie).
CLIBBORN (Moate, County Westmeath, Ireland), CLIBORNE, CLIBURN, CLICK (includes Cleek, Gluck), CLIFF, CLIFFORD (includes Clefford, Clyfford), CLIFT, CLIFTON (includes Cliffton, Clefton, Clipton, Cliftin), CLIMAS (includes Clemas, Clymas), CLIMENSON (includes Clemenson, Cleminson), CLIMO, CLIMER, CLINARD, CLINE (includes Clyne, Klein), CLINEBELL, CLINES (western North Carolina), CLINGEN, CLINGENPEEL (includes Klingenpeel, Clingempeel, Klingempeel), CLINGENSMITH, CLINGLER, CLINGMAN (includes Clingmann, Clingmun, Klingmen, Klingmenn), CLINK, CLINKSCALE (includes Clinkscales), CLINKSCALES (includes Clinkscale), CLINTON, CLIPSTONE (includes Clipston), CLISE (includes Klise, Clyce, Clice), CLODFELTER (Glattfelder families of Glattfelden, Zurich, Switzerland; includes Clotfelter), CLOER (includes Clore, Clure, Klore), CLONINGER (includes Cloniger, Glaninger, Kloninger), CLOONEY, CLOPTON, CLORE, CLOSE, CLOSSON (includes Clason, Clauson), CLOTHIER, CLOUD, CLOUDMAN, CLOUGH (includes Cluff, Clow), CLOUGH (includes Cluff, Clow), CLOUSE, CLOUSER, CLOUSTON, CLOUTHIER, CLOUTIER, CLOVER, CLOW (includes Clough, Cluff), CLOWER, CLOYD, CLOYES (includes Clayes, Clayce, Cloyce, Cloyse, Clayes, Cloice, Cloys), CLUBBS, CLUFF, CLUGSTON, CLUNEY, CLUNK (includes Klunck, Klunk), CLUTE (includes Cloet, Klute), CLUTTER, CLUTTERBUCK (includes Clotterbuck, Clutterbook), CLYBURN (includes Cliburn, Cliburne), CLYDE, CLYMER.
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mark.chu necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 295 diseños de 36 diseñadores freelance.
BPH, Beats per Hour
BPH (which stands for Beats per Hour) is a new online retailer that specializes in high end, edgy, sophisticated and fashionable Japanese domestic market timepieces that were not previously available in US markets. Our time pieces ranges from US$300 to US$10,000. We're looking for a logo that will work well with both white or black backgrounds, and an icon that can be used for Facebook, Twitter, and in mobile app stores.
Our target customer is young (18-35), affluent, fashion forward, and tech savvy. They are connoisseurs of fashion and experts in horological technologies.
-High resolution graphics with original layered file or graphics with transparent background
-A logo that works for both black and white backgrounds. Perhaps 2 versions of the same logo with slight color differences to account for the background color change
-A logo that works for the online storefront, letterheads, receipts, business cards, and small packages.
-A square icon that can be used for twitter, facebook, app. We prefer something shaded with depth, eg. Google Chrome, Blackberry Messenger, etc.
-Although we are a watch retailer, we don't really care to have the words "watches" in the logo.
A symbol in the logo and the icon that
-incorporates mechanisms of the a watch movement
-expresses the abstract idea in passage of time
-is a easily recognizable symbol
Our wishes are nice to have, not must have. It would be nice to be able to incorporate such elements, but we understand that may not be possible.
The attached file is a zip file of some of the watches we plan to offer. These watches are equipped with movements of quartz precision, but offers the mystique, beauty, and action of purely mechanical watches. Please take a look at them for some idea what we're selling.
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Winning® Professional Boxing Gloves
CO-MS-600, 16oz, Lace-up Design
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- Custom colour.
- Hand crafted in Japan.
- Best quality leather.
- Anti-thumbing stopper.
Enquiries regarding tailor made gloves or personalization are welcome ( email us now).
- We pride ourselves on our speed of delivery. Customers in most destinations should expect to receive their items within days.
- Goods will be dispatched within one business day after cleared payment. They will be sent via EMS express mail by Japan Post fully insured with a tracking number provided.
- Estimated delivery time by EMS to the UK: 2-3 days (customs clearance might occasionally delay the delivery).
- Any charges due to import duty and local taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.
- Please check with the respective authority to determine if any excess charges may be applicable.
- Local import taxes may be collected by the delivering freight company depending on destination. There will be no additional charges for shipping.
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Motivate and reward by adding permanence to awards. These document holders are the perfect way to hold and frame precious documents and certificates. Premium 80-lb. linen textured cover stock with elegant gold-foil design adds a touch of elegance to any important paper. Designed to hold certificates, they are also great as photo holders, invitation folders, menus and more. Easy to use—slip the full-size certificate into die cut to hold 8 x 11 certificates, or A4 and 8 x 10 photos and documents. Measures 12 1/2 x 9 3/4.
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Nytt från X-yachts | X6
X-Yachts unveils the first model in its
newest range of performance cruisers.
The X6 represents the first in a new development of performance cruising yachts. The twin-rudder X6 will utilise the same hi-tech construction techniques as X-Yachts adopted to build their latest generation Xp racer-cruisers, including vacuum infused epoxy with localised carbon for strength, stiffness and stability. It also comes from the same drawing-board as the award-winning Xcruising family.
Combining the best elements of these two world-beating ranges will be an all-new, luxurious and impressively fast collection of performance cruising yachts for state of the art blue-water sailing.
The first model will be in the 60-foot range, a sector which is dominated by traditionally styled, relatively heavy cruising yachts. 'In developing their latest model, by using the Xp construction techniques, X-Yachts sets out to achieve a 15-20 per cent weight saving over a traditionally built 60ft cruiser, while offering improved performance and amenities compared to Mediterranean-style 'daysailer' yachts. The new models will be offered with a wide choice of sail options, with high priority given to ensuring the yacht is easily handled with just one or two crew.
The 'X6' is currently under development and set for launch in early 2015.


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One Direction's brand is marketed in all sorts of ways. From fragrances to clothes to bedsheets, 1D and their faces are everywhere.
The boys and their marketing team have found a utilitarian way to promote the brand, as well. They've teamed with British eyewear company Vision Express for 1D-branded reading glasses expressly for females.
So put away those contact lenses and be proud to have four eyes with these super snazzy glasses/frames. They are outta sight. (Sorry, we had to.)
They come in an assortment of colors, such as pink and tortoiseshell. The band's name and/or signatures are featured on the arm. It's a quiet way to express the fact that you are a Directioner.
They're all here. Stylish, right?
The bad news is that the glasses are only available in the band's native U.K. right now. So British Directioners can sport snazzy 1D specs. We have to wait. Or import them. Or travel to nab to our own.
1D hunk Niall Horan is often seen rocking nerdy black specs, as evidenced in the image below. He looks good in glasses. But then again, he'd look good in a paper bag.


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- You can download the developer preview of Windows 8
- The confusion around HTML5, xaml and Jupiter is finally cleared up.
The new immersive apps (full screen, metro style apps which are launched from the tile based interface) can be built in either C#/XAML or HTML5/JS. Under the covers it reflects into the WinRT APIs. Apps built like this will run on ANY Win8 machine (x86, ARM, etc)
- Silverlight & WPF are "legacy". They put it onto the slide for show. The Win8 xaml looks to be 90% compatible with Silverlight. Demos are shown where they take a Silverlight app, copy/paste the code into a new Win8 XAML app, and only a few namespaces need to be changed. A silverlight grid is then changed to use the native WinRT grid to make it touch enabled and "Metro-y"
- The Win8 XAML app is ported to Windows Phone 7 with only 1 line changed.
- New version of Visual Studio available to help build apps for Win 8 "Microsoft Visual Studio 11 Express for Windows Developer Preview" (got to love Microsoft product names)
- Expression blend works for editing the HTML5/JS apps
- The native WinRT controls work in XAML and HTML5
- New windows 8 app store. Store & submission process VERY similar to Windows Phone 7. Can submit via Visual Studio
Paul Thurrott: "Biggest point of Windows Store: Microsoft is NOT taking a 30 percent cut. It will take a ZERO percent cut."
- Win8 machines can be easily restored back to a "clean base image" that developer can specify. Keeps all files, just reverts apps. (Reset/Refresh)
- Windows Live application integration. Nice support for photos, calendar, mail, people. Very similar to Windows Phone 7 built in features.
Windows user account settings Synced across PCs via the cloud (profile photo, etc)
- Win8 specs are the same as Win 7. Consumes less memory after startup.
Boot times have been massively reduced. Cold boot demo shows the PC almost starting faster than the monitor can turn on.
Useful articles
- Brief analysis of Metro on Windows 8 by Long Zheng http://www.istartedsomething.com/20110914/an-analysis-of-metro-on-windows-8-developer-preview/
- Windows 8: 101 tips & tricks for the new start experience http://www.istartedsomething.com/20110914/windows-8-101-tips-tricks-for-new-start-experience/
- Summary of Metro vs. Desktop apps by Mary Jo Foley http://www.zdnet.com/blog/microsoft/microsoft-to-developers-metro-is-your-future/10611
- Mary Jo Foley on "what we do & don't know about WIn8" http://www.zdnet.com/blog/microsoft/microsofts-windows-8-heres-what-we-now-know-and-dont/10608


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The thyroid gland, a part of the endocrine (hormone ) system, plays a major role in regulating the body's metabolism.
Removal of the thyroid may be recommended for:
While the patient is deep asleep and pain-free (general anesthesia), an incision is made in the front of the neck.
The thyroid gland is removed. Either one lobe of the thyroid gland, or the entire gland, is removed, depending on the disease process being treated.
The results of thyroid surgery are usually excellent. Monitoring of thyroid hormone production may continue for some months after the operation. Patients need to take supplemental thyroid hormone for life after complete thyroidectomy.
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GALESBURG, Ill. -- Pro Stock Truck team owner Rick Jones today named Mike Corvo Jr. as driver of the RJ Racecars GMC Sonoma for the 2001 NHRA Winston championship season. Jones also announced that Corvo will be bringing Motorhomes Unlimited of Elgin, Ill., to the team as a major sponsor.
"I love driving and have enjoyed racing the truck for the last two seasons," explained Jones. "My goal last year was to finish in the Winston top 10 and we were successful in doing that. It is now time to focus on next year and taking this program to the next level. I think the combination of Mike driving and me as crew chief will give our team the capability to be a major contender for the 2001 Winston Pro Stock Truck championship.
"I want to thank everyone who worked so hard this year to give us our top-10 finish: crewmembers Charles Burnett, Paul Yates, Rickie Jones and Bonnie Jones. I also want to thank Don Peden of Country Motors Trailer Sales, Jerry Grebner of Grebner Motors, David Reher, Fred Simmonds, Harry Turner and Alba Colon."
Jones, who had his best season as a Pro Stock Truck racer in 2000, qualified for 12 events, won eight rounds of eliminations (.400) and finished ninth in the final points tabulation. His best performance of the year came at Atlanta where he advanced to the semi-final round before losing to Randy Daniels. At Memphis, Jones ran the quickest elapsed time ever by a GMC Sonoma Pro Stock Truck at 7.462 seconds which was also a personal best for the championship winning chassis builder.
"I feel that our team can be more successful if I am the crew chief and can be in a position on the starting line to watch and tune the truck," Jones said. "I'm very excited to have this chance to work with Mike. He is a long-time customer, and good friend and I think he will do a great job as a Pro Stock Truck driver."
The 31-year-old Corvo, who hails from Park Ridge, Ill., has spent the last few seasons racing a Pontiac Firebird in the Competition Eliminator division.
"This opportunity really comes at the perfect time for me," Corvo said. "Rick explained to me that he was thinking of stepping out of the driver's seat because he felt that he could be more beneficial to the team as crew chief. Rick and I have a great relationship as business associates and have developed a good friendship over the last several years. We only live a couple of hours apart and it just seems like the perfect time to join together with the GMC Sonoma Pro Stock Truck program.
"I am proud to say that 2001 will mark my sixth consecutive year with Motorhomes Unlimited as a major sponsor. Their help has been invaluable and we would like to thank Bob Ettelman for his continued support. We are also pleased to announce an associate sponsorship with VFN Fiberglass."
With just nine weeks before the beginning of the new season, diligent preparation for 2001 continues at RJ Racecars.
"It's full speed ahead," Corvo said. "We're expecting delivery of a new
GMR trailer on January 1, and David Reher and the team at Reher-Morrison is
working hard to make good horsepower for us. We will all be working on this
GMC Sonoma with our sights set high for Pomona."


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Taking any action at all might seem impossible, or impossibly risky. It usually does seem that way when you're in the midst of it. That's one reason why bullying persists. But constructive action most definitely possible. Traveling the road back to civility and safety takes courage, whatever your role is, but with courage and the advice I can provide, you can do it.
Coaching for Workplace Bullying answers the coaching needs of those touched by bullying, in any role. It can help you find a path that leads away from the bullying cycle to a better way to be. It offers a sharply focused, custom-tailored training to develop skills based directly on your immediate experience and needs. The issues addressed and the means of addressing them are carefully selected and timed to a degree that's impossible in coaching programs of wider scope or in more group-oriented skills development programs. Coaching for Workplace Bullying works because it's personal to you.
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The operator of a bus museum in Hershey, Pa., thinks that more people might ride public transportation if they knew it was an opportunity to find true love.
Your soulmate could be sitting on a bus.
According to a report by Wireless FlashNews, which e-mails me a "Daily Pop Culture Advance," the operator of a bus museum in Hershey, Pa., thinks that more people might ride public transportation if they knew it was an opportunity to find true love.
"The bus is very romantic," Tom Collins, operator of the Museum of Bus Transportation, told FlashNews. "People always talk about how they remember seeing someone on the bus and how that person became their husband or wife."
So, that special someone could be only a seat or two away on any given bus trip.
"Collins believes the fact that people are confined to a small space and forced to 'sit pretty close' sparks fireworks," explains FlashNews.
This next report by FlashNews may not be news at all to parents. I'm repeating it here only in case you hadn't noticed that your kids probably are destroying your home.
Now my advice is to just live with it. My guess is you'll be thankful you had these kids, especially when they start dropping off destructive grandkids who will vandalize your home in even greater numbers.
Accept it. Kids cost money in home repair. Then just enjoy the cute and loving things they do every day ... on your carpet, on your wall, to your furniture.
"According to a study by esure home insurance, British parents will shell out a whopping 1.8 billion pounds this year to repair damage caused by their kids," said FlashNews. "That breaks down to about $157 spent each year by families to clean up messes like spilled drinks on carpets."
The report said that "common mishaps include children's shoving foreign objects into DVD players, plastering the walls with stickers, and breaking beds by using them as trampolines."
"Then there's the broken dishware, blocked toilets and smashed televisions at the hands of kids which also leave parents with pricey repairs."
Sound familiar? Maybe it was a mistake to make you revisit it.
Finally, this just in from the FlashNews feature "Around The Weird: Bizarre News Briefs."
"Researchers at Cornell University just studied 52 famous paintings of the Last Supper — including Leonardo Da Vinci's — and conclude that Jesus' feast has been 'supersized' over the millennium," said the FlashNews report, which you can find at www.flashnews.com.
The more times artists paint the Last Supper, it seems, the more artists paint into it.
"The main course, bread, and plates at the table in front of Jesus and his disciples have gradually grown in size by up to two-thirds," explained FlashNews, "probably due to increased production and availability of food."
Gary Brown writes for The Repository in Canton, Ohio. Contact him at email@example.com.


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In addition to the elective offerings in emphasis areas, the Dollinger MRED program includes a series of courses focusing on an evaluation of various real estate development product types.
Students must choose at least one Product Development course, as RED 598 is part of the core curriculum (2 units). Students may take additional sections of this course as electives for a maximum of 12 units.
RED 598 Real Estate Product Development
- Design and Development in Southern California – 2 units, Summer semester
- Multi-Family Development – 2 units, Spring semester
- Office and Industrial Development – 2 units, Spring semester
- Retail Development – 2 units, Fall and Spring semesters
- Residential Land Acquisition – 2 units, Spring semester
- Hotel/Resort Development – 4 units, Spring semester
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Nearly 2,000 young people aged between 12 and 18 registered to come along to the conference on Saturday. My mate DearMyrtle was so proud to have some of her grandchildren visit, I saw a mob of youngsters in Scout uniforms wandering around and observed Paul Nauta nattering with a group of teens in the media hub. The average age of Rootstech attendees plummeted on Saturday.
|Proud Grandmother DearMyrtlewith her granddaughter


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Will NHL investigate Canucks now too?
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Rams Fall in Double Overtime against Hunter
Hunter College - 1, Farmingdale State - 0 2/OT
Randall's Island, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State men's soccer team fell, 1-0, in double overtime against Hunter College yesterday in Randall's Island, N.Y. The Rams now stand at 1-3 on the year, while the Hawks improved to 2-1 overall.
During regulation neither team was able to break the scoreless tie. The game was evenly played as Hunter College held a slight 8-7 shot advantage.
In the second overtime, junior forward Anthony Intrabartolo (Glendale, N.Y./Christ the King) fired a shot that was blocked by a Farmingdale State defender. The rebound was picked up by senior midfielder Mario Baez (Astoria, N.Y./Long Island City) and he converted by scoring the game-winning goal for the Hawks 3:19 into the final overtime period.
Junior goalkeeper Ricky Meschkow (Plainview, N.Y./Plainview-Old Bethpage) recorded four saves for Farmingdale State, while junior Zade Haobsh (Wayne, N.Y./DePaul Catholic) had three saves in goal for Hunter.
The Rams next will face Baruch at the Manhattanville Tournament on Friday, September 10th at 5:00 p.m.


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I know, it seems so far away, but the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing is just around the corner! The conference will be held in Baltimore, MD, October 3-6, 2012.
I'm particularly excited about the Security technical track - something I've been asking about for years. The security related topics are always very well attended, and there's so much more to learn (for all of us) in security.
Whether you're student who's curious to learn about different technologies you can work on once you graduate, or a more experienced woman looking to expand your knowledge, there is something for you at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing.
This is an amazing place to exchange ideas, meet other women working in your field, learn, network and remind yourself that you are not alone as a woman in technology!
What talks are you planning on going to?
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If you kvell over the artistic sensibilities and pop-art style of Yo Gabbba Gabba and its animated segments, then it is time to take a trip to Goon Holler. While we have written about this property in the past, all has been quiet out of the 'Holler,' until now.
"The Goon Holler Guidebook" was written and illustrated by four-time Emmy-nominated Yo Gabba Gabba art director Parker Jacobs, based on a a property he created with his brother Christian (co-creator and director of 'Gabba' and The Aquabats! Super Show!). This fully-illustrated "guidebook" introduces readers to Tooba the Bigfoot as he wanders into the land of Goon Holler. There he meets a wizard name Uncle Wiznat, a girl named Dosie Doh, an alien name Xöranj and the mischievous furry goons that give the book its name.
"The Goon Holler Guidebook" shirks the traditional format to create what can be best described as a "variety show"-style book for kids. Similar to "Yo Gabba Gabba," a wrap-around story ties everything together. The story focuses on Tooba's introduction to Goon Holler and is interspersed with comic strips, recipes, jokes, and even sing-alongs.
When the Parkers launched Yo Gabba Gabba, they brought something bold and new to TV, while pulling in the best artists and musicians to make it hit home with kids and caregivers. Once again, they are ignoring the norms in a traditional marketplace and have created a first-of-its-kind book for kids.
So what's next for Goon Holler? Let's hear from Parker himself in an exclusive interview with Nugget Island.
Nugget Island: First off, a standard question: What inspired this property and its universe?
Parker Jacobs: I lived in Appalachia for a few years; West Virginia, Virginia & the Amish part of Maryland. America's forgotten back yard became so exciting to me in this age of Google maps. Living out there brought back things that excited me as a kid, tall tales, stories of Bigfoot, the Flatwoods Monster, Mothman…These legends say that there's still magic, wonder and unknown things in this world, but it's just hiding out in some hidden forest. Like the Smurf villlage.
NI: What came first 'Goon' or 'Gabba'?
PJ: We had been developing both from around the same time. I was already working on Goon Holler when Christian approached me to feature those characters for the "Please/ Thank you" segment in the Yo Gabba Gabba pilot. That along with 2 other Goon Holler shorts, "Goon Fishin' and "Toot Your Horn" were in the first season.
NI: Love the guidebook format! What made you decide to go this way instead of a traditional storybook?
PJ: My goal for "The Goon Holler Guidebook" was not to tell one story but to present a new world. I wanted to appeal to a broader audience, while still keeping it visually strong. If I had just made a traditional picture book people would think that Goon Holler is just for preschoolers. I also didn't want to settle on one style. That's why I implemented an Illustrated version, a loose 2-color comic book style and even real photographs of Dosie Doh and Pooka Shells.
NI: Is that you singing the theme songs on the website?
PJ: Oh that's Tooba's voice. ;^)
NI: Have you tried all the recipes in the cookbook?
PJ: Okay you got me. Not all of them. A couple of those recipes I enlisted my sister and mom to help put together. The Alien Tentacle Crawlers, is something I've been doing with my kids for years! It's so much fun to prepare as a family.
NI: What future plans do you have for the property outside of the print media?
PJ: I would like to do an app next. The goons lend themselves so well to designer toys, but we'll see. Ultimately a T.V. show or a full-length motion picture is where I'd like to take this.
NI: Will we see more of the 'Holler or Toobaloth C Grassfoot on Yo Gabba Gabba?
PJ: Probably not, but don't you think it's time for a spin-off anyway?
"The Goon Holler Guidebook" is now available on Amazon and in bookstores nationwide. For more information about the Goon Holler team, check out http://www.goonhollerbook.com or http://www.sourcedmediabooks.com. Also, be sure to check out the trailer here!


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Pennsylvanians will soon be paying higher fees for a host of motor vehicle and driver services from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
The Erie Times News reported Saturday that April 1 will bring higher costs for title certificates, personalized licenses plates and more than 30 other fee categories.
The higher fees were approved as part of the transportation infrastructure law passed late last year that also is boosting gasoline taxes by an estimate of more than a quarter a gallon over several years.
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Vanity plates that now cost an extra $20 will jump to $76.
The paper says many of the fees are going up by more than 100 percent. Another round of increases will take effect July 1.


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D.C. police are investigating whether a man will face criminal charges for shooting a pit bull that was attacking a child in his neighborhood.
The incident unfolded Sunday afternoon, after three pit bulls attacked an 11-year-old boy as he rode his bicycle through the Brightwood neighborhood of Northwest, according to a police report.
When the man, a neighbor, saw the boy being mauled by the dogs, he went inside his home and got a gun. The man killed one of the dogs. The gunfire attracted the attention of a police officer in the area near Eighth and Sheridan streets, where the attack occurred. The officer responded and shot the other two pit bulls as they continued to attack the boy.
The police report, which did not identify any of the people involved, said the boy suffered severe lacerations. The Washington Post, which first reported the details of the shooting, quoted the boys uncle as saying the boy was also shot in the foot.
Metropolitan Police Department spokeswoman Gwendolyn Crump said Wednesday that the entire case, including whether the man legally owned the gun he used to kill the dog, is under investigation.
While public opinion might be supportive of the mans actions, he could still face significant charges depending on the outcome of the investigation, criminal defense attorney Daniel Gross said.
Ive seen cases where people used weapons in defense of others, but the U.S. attorneys office is not always so understanding, said Mr. Gross, who represents many clients charged with firearms-related crimes in the District. There are certain defenses one could try, like self-defense or defense of others, but that wouldnt really go to whether they charge you.
The man could face a host of charges depending on the specifics of the case, including whether the gun used is a registered firearm that the man was legally permitted to own, Mr. Gross said. Possession of an unregistered firearm or ammunition is punishable by up to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine, and determining whether the man legally possessed the gun used will likely have greater bearing on the way the case is handled, Mr. Gross said.
Low-level unregistered firearms and ammunitions charges generally are prosecuted by the D.C. office of the attorney general, but additional charges could mean the case is bumped up to the U.S. attorneys office.
In this case, it would likely be the U.S. attorneys office, and their discretion is sometimes less than local prosecutors, Mr. Gross said.
Also to be taken into consideration is whether the man was within his property line when he fired the weapon a small but significant distinction. Mr. Gross said it could mean the difference in whether he could be charged with carrying a pistol without a license.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...#ixzz2IxIVpq00
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Oregon State generated the biggest one-year turnaround in school history and could secure its third 10-win season by beating Texas in the Alamo Bowl on Saturday.
The Longhorns? They are trying to reverse a three-year slide from the days when 10 wins were just a footnote on the way to BCS bowls.
Beating the 15th-ranked Beavers on Saturday night would be another baby step back to the elite for Mack Brown and company, with still a long way to go. Texas followed a loss to Alabama in the 2009 BCS championship game with a shocking 5-7 record - the only losing season in 15 under Brown - and an 8-5 mark last year that included a Holiday Bowl win over Cal.
Lose to Oregon State, and the Longhorns (8-4) will have a second straight eight-win season and a long offseason to think about a three-game losing streak, too.
``I think that at Texas we want to be 13-0,'' Brown said. ``The standards are higher than eight, and that's what the kids need to understand and our coaches do understand. And we are ready to take that next step and get it back to where it should be.''
Mike Riley has had to do a little rebuilding of his own after leading the Beavers (9-3) to 10 wins in 2006 and three more winning seasons after that. Oregon State matched Texas at 5-7 in 2010, then slipped to 3-9 a year ago.
The Beavers are six games better in 2012, beating one Rose Bowl team - Wisconsin - in their opener and almost beating the other - Stanford - on the road. Oregon State brings a little momentum into the Alamo Bowl because Hurricane Isaac turned the original opener against Nicholls State into the finale. So after losing to Fiesta Bowl-bound rival Oregon, the Beavers trounced Nicholls State 77-3.
Quarterbacks Cody Vaz and Sean Mannion split the snaps against Nicholls after injuries led to both being starters during the season. Riley picked Vaz, a former receiver who has 11 touchdowns and just one interception, to start against the Longhorns.
``It's been a hard decision,'' offensive coordinator Danny Langsdorf said. ``It's probably been more difficult on the two kids. They have been kind of flip-flopping back and forth. But I think our team understands that there's two guys that can go out and win a game.''
The Longhorns saved their flip-flopping at quarterback for late in the season. David Ash was named the starter for the Alamo Bowl after starting the first 11 games before he was pulled in a loss to TCU on Thanksgiving. Case McCoy started the finale against Kansas State. Texas officials originally said Ash sustained a rib injury against the Horned Frogs, but Brown acknowledged this week that Ash was actually injured the previous game against Iowa State and made the start against TCU anyway.
The TCU game was the second time McCoy replaced an ineffective Ash. McCoy came off the bench to lead a comeback win against Kansas in October, but Ash kept his job then.
``I think he's done a great job this year,'' co-offensive coordinator Major Applewhite said of Ash. ``Has there been a game or two he wants back? Absolutely. That's usually the case for most players. But I think he's improved from last season.''
Applewhite, a former Texas quarterback, is taking over as play-caller and quarterbacks coach with Bryan Harsin leaving to become head coach at Arkansas State. Applewhite was the running backs coach and says any significant changes for the quarterbacks can wait.
``The last thing I want to do is scratch the hard drive and try to change a lot of things that he's really been ingrained in over the last two years,'' said Applewhite, who was Nick Saban's offensive coordinator his first year at Alabama in 2007. ``We'll talk more about that kind of stuff in the spring and where we want to go with the position, how we want to grow.''
The Longhorns will be without two players who were suspended and sent home on Friday after a report surfaced that police were investigating a sexual assault allegation against them. The players have not been identified.


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EAST LONDON, South Africa —
South Africans Darren Fichardt and Jaco Van Zyl share the lead going into the final round of the Africa Open, two shots clear of their nearest pursuers at East London Golf Club.
Fichardt had a 65 on Saturday, setting up a great day by firing four birdies and an eagle on the first eight holes, but his second bogey on the 17th dropped him back to 15-under 129 and into a tie with Van Zyl, who had a 68.
Both men are vying to become the fourth successive South African to win the event sanctioned by the European and South Africans tours.
Second-round leader Adilson Da Silva had a triple bogey on No. 8 and finished with a 73 to fall two shots off the lead, while France's Gregory Bourdy was another stroke back in fourth after a 67.


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If you are a frequent visitor to the site, you may have noticed a couple of subtle changes to my blog the last couple of days. I've added text shadows on the titles and I also removed the text underline from the links. Today, this article will focus on how to add text shadows to your blog using CSS.
CSS Text Shadows give coders and web developers a tool to create text effects such as 3 dimensional effects, glowing effects and stencils. Text Shadows was originally proposed in CSS2, but really took off with CSS3.
Text Shadows is supported in most major browsers: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera. The one major browser that's missing in the list is Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Text shadows is possible in Internet Explorer using JQuery. See link below.
Adding Text Shadows to your website, blog or page is quite easy. All it takes is adding a line of code to your existing CSS file. Consider the title above called "CSS Text Shadow" styled using <h2>. To make a text shadow, just add the following to your CSS file.
h2 { text-shadow: 2px 2px 2px #aaa; }
Text Shadows
The text shadow element contains 4 attributes. The first attribute is the x-coordinate. The second is y-coordinate. The third is the blur. The fourth is the color of the shadow. Negative values can be placed to simulate a light source that's coming from the bottom.
h2 { text-shadow: 2px 3px 3px #aaa; }
Text Shadows
Here's a couple of excellent articles about CSS text shadows:
- Text Shadows Exposed: Make Cool and Clever Effects with CSS Text Shadows
- Text Shadow
- Text Shadow in IE with JQuery
CSS text shadows is a great tool for creating cool effects on your site. Just one advice. Don't overdue it. Use it sparingly.


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Paleontologists have long noted that pterosaur wings were like sails, being membranes that could flex in either direction. The resemblance may prove to have been more than passing: preliminary research suggests the piscivorous reptiles sailed the seas as well as the skies during their extended reign from 220 million to 65 million years ago.
Sankar Chatterjee, a paleontologist at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, and three colleagues (one an aeronautical engineer) studied fossils of the crow-size pterosaur Tapejara wellnhoferi. They reconstructed the animal and made a series of models to examine its range of motion, then analyzed its aero- and hydrodynamics with a biomechanical computer simulation.
Landing at sea, a foraging pterosaur could raise its wings to catch a breeze, the team thinks. Strong collagen fibers—much like sail battens—maintained the wings' shape in the wind. T. wellnhoferi, like many pterosaurs, possessed a huge membranous head crest that the team likens to a jib. And the reptile's sternum and legs would have contacted the water much as a trimaran's hulls do. Rigged thus, the team reasons, pterosaurs could skim across the surface with minimal effort, probably for short distances between bouts of fishing.
The researchers plan to test their ideas with wind-tunnel experiments next year. In fact, they're developing a robotic drone based on T. wellnhoferi that they expect will be able to fly, walk, and sail. (Annual meeting of the Geological Society of America)