text: Casualties on Popocatepetl. About 5000 persons attempted the ascent of Popocatepetl on the week end of 15 October 1950, hoping to attend a religious ceremony in which the banners of mountaineering clubs in North and South America and Europe were to be blessed. They encountered a severe snowstorm. According to an Associated Press dispatch, three deaths and over 400 injuries resulted. Only 300 of the party reached the summit. Since the priest was not among them, the mass had to be cancelled.

lowercased: casualties on popocatepetl. about 5000 persons attempted the ascent of popocatepetl on the week end of 15 october 1950, hoping to attend a religious ceremony in which the banners of mountaineering clubs in north and south america and europe were to be blessed. they encountered a severe snowstorm. according to an associated press dispatch, three deaths and over 400 injuries resulted. only 300 of the party reached the summit. since the priest was not among them, the mass had to be cancelled.


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The tweet says Yankees general manager Brian Cashman called the news was "disappointing ". According to multiple reports , the highly coveted Japanese pitcher/outfielder will not be signing with the New York Yankees or Boston Red Sox.
Rosenqvist start from pole position, drop to 11th with an uncharacteristic half-spin at the first cornerand then brilliantly work his way up to finish second across the line behind Abt after leader Edoardo Mortara also spun late in the race.
He told reporters: "Liverpool at home, winning at Stamford Bridge, at Napoli, against Shakhtar, gives you confidence". "I've played in my career against lots of managers and I will never judge the way opponents play against one of my teams".
While Jamaal Williams has been solid in the past two weeks, particularly in the passing game, he doesn't pack the rushing punch that Jones does. He had missed one game earlier in the year after he initially broke his ribs in Week 5 at Dallas.

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the tweet says yankees general manager brian cashman called the news was "disappointing ". according to multiple reports , the highly coveted japanese pitcher/outfielder will not be signing with the new york yankees or boston red sox.
rosenqvist start from pole position, drop to 11th with an uncharacteristic half-spin at the first cornerand then brilliantly work his way up to finish second across the line behind abt after leader edoardo mortara also spun late in the race.
he told reporters: "liverpool at home, winning at stamford bridge, at napoli, against shakhtar, gives you confidence". "i've played in my career against lots of managers and i will never judge the way opponents play against one of my teams".
while jamaal williams has been solid in the past two weeks, particularly in the passing game, he doesn't pack the rushing punch that jones does. he had missed one game earlier in the year after he initially broke his ribs in week 5 at dallas.


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Funders are often keen to support innovative projects but how do you secure funding to sustain and develop your organisation internally? This course will examine a number of funders who help organisations to develop their capacity as well as top tips for submitting successful bids.
• Identify specific funds that focus upon capacity building as well more general funds that may consider these types of costs.
• Be able to make the best use of the information you have collected to design and develop a project proposal.
This course is aimed at anyone who has already been involved in bid writing who may be looking for funds to help support their core functions and capacity building of their organisation.

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funders are often keen to support innovative projects but how do you secure funding to sustain and develop your organisation internally? this course will examine a number of funders who help organisations to develop their capacity as well as top tips for submitting successful bids.
• identify specific funds that focus upon capacity building as well more general funds that may consider these types of costs.
• be able to make the best use of the information you have collected to design and develop a project proposal.
this course is aimed at anyone who has already been involved in bid writing who may be looking for funds to help support their core functions and capacity building of their organisation.


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(Kitco News) – Iran is planning to revitalize its artisanal mining by developing six small-scale gold and copper mines, according to Iran Minerals Production and Supply Company, which is a subsidiary of the state-owned Iranian Mines and Mining Industries Development and Renovation Organization (IMIDRO).
Iran has been dealing with the rollout of new U.S. sanctions this year, with the latest round focusing on oil, kicking in during the first week of November. Iran’s reaction to the first round of sanction back in August, which targeted the country’s metals trading and the automotive sector, was a run on gold.

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(kitco news) – iran is planning to revitalize its artisanal mining by developing six small-scale gold and copper mines, according to iran minerals production and supply company, which is a subsidiary of the state-owned iranian mines and mining industries development and renovation organization (imidro).
iran has been dealing with the rollout of new u.s. sanctions this year, with the latest round focusing on oil, kicking in during the first week of november. iran’s reaction to the first round of sanction back in august, which targeted the country’s metals trading and the automotive sector, was a run on gold.


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Pixopedia doesn’t initially look like the most powerful of graphics tools. Small flat buttons present various ugly and cryptic icons; even the more obvious ones don’t behave as you’d expect; and there’s no bundled Help file to consult, not even any obvious menus you might browse for clues.
Don’t be tempted to give up, though. The program is quirky in the extreme, but once you’ve learned a few basic tricks then life becomes much easier.
Press [F1], for instance, and a menu appears for the currently-selected left toolbar option. By default this offers an impressive 26 "Drawing Modes": Normal, Scaled, Erase, XOR, MinMax and many more. Clicking any of these displays its related options, and you can just click and drag on the screen to see its effect.
Exploring the left-hand toolbar (with the menu displayed) reveals many other interesting tools. You can "paint" with various clipart objects (bushes, flowers, butterflies, marbles, beads and more); apply 20 very configurable "warp modes" (Explode, Waves, Splash, Twirl); twist and shift colors; set various symmetrical drawing modes, and apply a host of useful filters.
Clicking the "Image Tools" button on the right gives access to assorted image manipulations and tweaks: flip, mirror, rotate, resize, and various automatic enhancement tools.
Basic? Maybe, but the Plugins button and you’ll find Pixopedia supports Photoshop-compatible filter plugins (*.8BF), so there’s plenty of scope for adding more. By way of demonstration, the program comes with 20 (mostly very good) examples from providers like Richard Rosenman, Mehdi, Redfield, Flaming Pear and Dragonfly.
And the feature list goes on with various selection modes, a range of shape drawing options, a configurable text tool, and what just might be the most configurable brushes we’ve ever seen in any free paint program (or most commercial ones).
There are plenty of frustrations here, all kinds of rules you must learn. Even functions as simple as "Flip" or "Mirror" have quirks; you can’t activate them with a click or double-click, and must instead select the tool, and click an "Apply" button.
Pixopedia can do so much, though, that it’s certainly worth at least some of your time. The best approach is concentrate on one part of the program, where your efforts will be quickly repaid. We would start with the image warping tools, perhaps the Photoshop plugins; they’re easy to learn, yet probably capable enough to justify installing Pixopedia, all on their own.

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pixopedia doesn’t initially look like the most powerful of graphics tools. small flat buttons present various ugly and cryptic icons; even the more obvious ones don’t behave as you’d expect; and there’s no bundled help file to consult, not even any obvious menus you might browse for clues.
don’t be tempted to give up, though. the program is quirky in the extreme, but once you’ve learned a few basic tricks then life becomes much easier.
press [f1], for instance, and a menu appears for the currently-selected left toolbar option. by default this offers an impressive 26 "drawing modes": normal, scaled, erase, xor, minmax and many more. clicking any of these displays its related options, and you can just click and drag on the screen to see its effect.
exploring the left-hand toolbar (with the menu displayed) reveals many other interesting tools. you can "paint" with various clipart objects (bushes, flowers, butterflies, marbles, beads and more); apply 20 very configurable "warp modes" (explode, waves, splash, twirl); twist and shift colors; set various symmetrical drawing modes, and apply a host of useful filters.
clicking the "image tools" button on the right gives access to assorted image manipulations and tweaks: flip, mirror, rotate, resize, and various automatic enhancement tools.
basic? maybe, but the plugins button and you’ll find pixopedia supports photoshop-compatible filter plugins (*.8bf), so there’s plenty of scope for adding more. by way of demonstration, the program comes with 20 (mostly very good) examples from providers like richard rosenman, mehdi, redfield, flaming pear and dragonfly.
and the feature list goes on with various selection modes, a range of shape drawing options, a configurable text tool, and what just might be the most configurable brushes we’ve ever seen in any free paint program (or most commercial ones).
there are plenty of frustrations here, all kinds of rules you must learn. even functions as simple as "flip" or "mirror" have quirks; you can’t activate them with a click or double-click, and must instead select the tool, and click an "apply" button.
pixopedia can do so much, though, that it’s certainly worth at least some of your time. the best approach is concentrate on one part of the program, where your efforts will be quickly repaid. we would start with the image warping tools, perhaps the photoshop plugins; they’re easy to learn, yet probably capable enough to justify installing pixopedia, all on their own.


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Love cute animal photos? So do we!
Follow us on Instagram for photos of furry friends, event information, sales and specials, and more.

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love cute animal photos? so do we!
follow us on instagram for photos of furry friends, event information, sales and specials, and more.


text: Welcome to Dumfries's online dating site for singles in Greenholm, we're here to help you make new friends and start relationships with local people around Greenholm, Dumfries. If you're serious about wanting to meet someone in Greenholm and are looking forward to getting yourself out on some fun dates then you have found the right dating website. We're not just a Greenholm dating site, we're focused on making new relationships that last. Something that takes effort and commitment on both sides, a serious dating site for Greenholm singles who are ready to date.

lowercased: welcome to dumfries's online dating site for singles in greenholm, we're here to help you make new friends and start relationships with local people around greenholm, dumfries. if you're serious about wanting to meet someone in greenholm and are looking forward to getting yourself out on some fun dates then you have found the right dating website. we're not just a greenholm dating site, we're focused on making new relationships that last. something that takes effort and commitment on both sides, a serious dating site for greenholm singles who are ready to date.


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The 814cc, 3 cylinder Hyundai EON engine with its iRDE technology has been bred significantly for Indian roads to deliver optimum power with superior Fuel mileage of 21.1 Km/Lt.
The EON Sports edition comes with a 15.75 cm Touchscreen AV system with phone link. The perfect choice for those who seek extra value & style.

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the 814cc, 3 cylinder hyundai eon engine with its irde technology has been bred significantly for indian roads to deliver optimum power with superior fuel mileage of 21.1 km/lt.
the eon sports edition comes with a 15.75 cm touchscreen av system with phone link. the perfect choice for those who seek extra value & style.


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text: Published at Tuesday, January 29th, 2019 - 01:48:00 AM. Sofa. By Lynnette Patricia Lajeunesse.

lowercased: published at tuesday, january 29th, 2019 - 01:48:00 am. sofa. by lynnette patricia lajeunesse.


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Drawing on the events surrounding the arrival of his family in Australia, Professor of Film Studies Dr George Kouvaros created his book – The Old Greeks: Cinema, Photography, Migration – to explore the complex form of early migration through a series of film and photographic material that serve as toolkits for reaching a level of comprehension of such a heart-wrenching yet empowering experience.
“The project began as a series of short essays and personal reflections which were motivated by the desire to try and make sense of the relationship of two worlds; one being my own family’s past and culture and the other being the world I found myself into, after leaving a volatile Cyprus to come to Australia,” said Dr Kouvaros whose family migrated to Newcastle, Australia, in 1966.
The book commences with a description of the author’s mother, Panayiota, sitting at an airport lounge waiting to board a connecting flight to Cyprus.
For the Sydney-based Professor, the book’s introductory image represents the starting point that introduces the reader into a concept that helps one grasp the idea of migration followed by the constant back and forth that those first Greek migrants had to experience.
At the same time, it explores the physical, psychological and mental effects migration had on them.
“Each photo in the book tells a story and it is a broader personal reflection of how migration can be mediated by film and photography when we attempt to examine both how the phenomenon was lived by people of that era as well as explore migration more collectively,” Dr Kouvaros said of the project that required a constant shifting between family photos and individual anecdotes and stories edged into his mind from his earlier years.
Combining elements of an autobiography, cultural history and criticism, The Old Greeks develops a style of writing that approaches complex social and aesthetic issues in an intimate manner.
Panayiota in Johannesburg around 1952-1953.
Young George working at his parents' milk bar, sometime in the mid-80s.
The story of Dr Kouvaros’ family is a classic story of a young migrant couple that spent all their lives working 365 days a year in low paying jobs, saving their money and starting businesses with relatives, in order to make a living for themselves and their families.
“As thrilling and somewhat exciting as it might have been for us young children to adapt and embrace a new language and environment, as I entered adulthood, I couldn’t help but notice that for our parents, carrying that ‘baggage’ of migration and the fear of whether the ‘gamble’ of leaving so many behind and starting a new life would even work or end in a shameful disaster, certainly resulted in great anxiety, depression and almost a physical dissolution due to those endless hours of work and exhaustion that would certainly affect any person’s physical and mental well-being,” Dr Kouvaros explained, whilst admitting that delving into the past helped him understand the identity of that generation of parents – who they were, and still are, and what kind of risk they were willing to take when migrating to a country that in the 1950’s and 1960’s was quite an intolerant place, somewhat distrusting of migrant culture.
“In my opinion, these attitudes towards our parents led to the desire to assimilate, stemming from the need to escape racism and it is those very formative experiences that, although we were not able to comprehend as children, are now more apparent as we move into adolescence and our adult years.
“Evidently, it is also necessary for us second generation Greek-Australians to realise how those cultural dimensions have affected us as children of migrants and how deeply they are ingrained in our DNA and I hope that through my book I can start a conversation because for me, it is almost absurd not to try embrace and understand those migration elements better, if we are keen to further understand ourselves and our own stories,” Dr Kouvaros said.
Dr George Kouvaros is a Professor of Film Studies, Deputy Head of School-Staff Development and Research Convener at the School of the Arts and Media, University of NSW. His book, ‘The Old Greeks’, can be purchased directly from the publisher, UWA Publishing or through Amazon.

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drawing on the events surrounding the arrival of his family in australia, professor of film studies dr george kouvaros created his book – the old greeks: cinema, photography, migration – to explore the complex form of early migration through a series of film and photographic material that serve as toolkits for reaching a level of comprehension of such a heart-wrenching yet empowering experience.
“the project began as a series of short essays and personal reflections which were motivated by the desire to try and make sense of the relationship of two worlds; one being my own family’s past and culture and the other being the world i found myself into, after leaving a volatile cyprus to come to australia,” said dr kouvaros whose family migrated to newcastle, australia, in 1966.
the book commences with a description of the author’s mother, panayiota, sitting at an airport lounge waiting to board a connecting flight to cyprus.
for the sydney-based professor, the book’s introductory image represents the starting point that introduces the reader into a concept that helps one grasp the idea of migration followed by the constant back and forth that those first greek migrants had to experience.
at the same time, it explores the physical, psychological and mental effects migration had on them.
“each photo in the book tells a story and it is a broader personal reflection of how migration can be mediated by film and photography when we attempt to examine both how the phenomenon was lived by people of that era as well as explore migration more collectively,” dr kouvaros said of the project that required a constant shifting between family photos and individual anecdotes and stories edged into his mind from his earlier years.
combining elements of an autobiography, cultural history and criticism, the old greeks develops a style of writing that approaches complex social and aesthetic issues in an intimate manner.
panayiota in johannesburg around 1952-1953.
young george working at his parents' milk bar, sometime in the mid-80s.
the story of dr kouvaros’ family is a classic story of a young migrant couple that spent all their lives working 365 days a year in low paying jobs, saving their money and starting businesses with relatives, in order to make a living for themselves and their families.
“as thrilling and somewhat exciting as it might have been for us young children to adapt and embrace a new language and environment, as i entered adulthood, i couldn’t help but notice that for our parents, carrying that ‘baggage’ of migration and the fear of whether the ‘gamble’ of leaving so many behind and starting a new life would even work or end in a shameful disaster, certainly resulted in great anxiety, depression and almost a physical dissolution due to those endless hours of work and exhaustion that would certainly affect any person’s physical and mental well-being,” dr kouvaros explained, whilst admitting that delving into the past helped him understand the identity of that generation of parents – who they were, and still are, and what kind of risk they were willing to take when migrating to a country that in the 1950’s and 1960’s was quite an intolerant place, somewhat distrusting of migrant culture.
“in my opinion, these attitudes towards our parents led to the desire to assimilate, stemming from the need to escape racism and it is those very formative experiences that, although we were not able to comprehend as children, are now more apparent as we move into adolescence and our adult years.
“evidently, it is also necessary for us second generation greek-australians to realise how those cultural dimensions have affected us as children of migrants and how deeply they are ingrained in our dna and i hope that through my book i can start a conversation because for me, it is almost absurd not to try embrace and understand those migration elements better, if we are keen to further understand ourselves and our own stories,” dr kouvaros said.
dr george kouvaros is a professor of film studies, deputy head of school-staff development and research convener at the school of the arts and media, university of nsw. his book, ‘the old greeks’, can be purchased directly from the publisher, uwa publishing or through amazon.


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The Windows commands below will help you gather information about the victim system’s network connections, devices and capabilities and are usually executed from the context of the cmd.exe or command.exe prompt.
Description: Displays the system’s local DNS cache.
Description: Displays the full information about the system’s network interface cards (NICs).
Description: Lists all the systems currently in the machine’s ARP table.
Description: Retrieve information about Domain and Domain Controller.
Description: Prints the password policy for the local system. Pass it the /domain option to query the domain for the domain password policy.
C:\Users\johndoe>net accounts Force user logoff how long after time expires?: Never Minimum password age (days): 1 Maximum password age (days): 42 Minimum password length: 7 Length of password history maintained: 24 Lockout threshold: Never Lockout duration (minutes): 30 Lockout observation window (minutes): 30 Computer role: PRIMARY The command completed successfully.
Description: Prints the members of the Administrators local group. The /domain switch can show you the list of current domain admins.
Note: This command can only be used on a Windows Domain Controller.
Administrator The command completed successfully.
Description: Prints the members of the local group “GROUPNAME”. The /domain switch can show you members of domain groups.
Administrator Domain Admins Enterprise Admins johndoe The command completed successfully.
Description: Queries NBNS/SMB (SAMBA) and tries to find all hosts in the system’s current workgroup. Add the /domain option if the current system is joined to a domain. To query a different domain, use the /domain:OTHERDOMAINNAME option.
Description: Displays information about all connections to the computer.
Note: Needs to be launched within an administrative command shell.
Description: Displays the system’s currently shared SMB entries, and what path(s) they point to.
C$ C:\ Default share IPC$ Remote IPC ADMIN$ C:\Windows Remote Admin NETLOGON C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol\lab.sky.net\SCRIPTS Logon server share SYSVOL C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol Logon server share The command completed successfully.
Description: Lists the local users or, if the /domain option is passed, users on the computer’s domain.
Description: Lists detailed information about the current local user or, if the /domain option is passed, the account on the computer’s domain. If it is a local user then drop the /domain. Important things to note are login times, last time changed password, logon scripts, and group membership. You may wish to run this twice, once with and once without the /domain switch to find both local and domain accounts.
Local Group Memberships *Administrators *Users Global Group memberships *Domain Users The command completed successfully.
Description: Shows information on network services and adapters.
Enables or disables hostednetwork service.
Complete hosted network setup for creating a wireless backdoor.
Starts or stops a wireless backdoor. See below to set it up.
Description: Shows all saved wireless profiles. You may then export the info for those profiles with the other netsh commands listed here.
Description: Exports a user wifi profile with the password in plaintext to an XML file in the current working directory.
Description: If you are interested in finding out more information about a specific service, process or port this will provide greater depth of information. The netstat -b flag makes the command take longer but will output the process name using each of the connections.
Note: Needs to be launched within an administrative command shell due to the -b.
Description: Find all listening ports and connections on port 80 (replace 80 with your target such as 445 or 3389).
Description: Find all listening ports and their associated PIDs (Process IDs). The findstr /I switch makes the search case insensitive. This could be important if you are looking for a buMPy service (example: svchost vs. SVChost) or don’t know the case of it.
Description: Lists ports on and connections with the system with corresponding process (-b), without performing DNS lookup (-n), all connections (-a) and what is the owning process ID (-o). The -b switch is the switch in this command that requires elevated or admin privileges to execute. Omit it and you do not need to have an admin cmd shell.
Description: Displays the system’s routing table.

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the windows commands below will help you gather information about the victim system’s network connections, devices and capabilities and are usually executed from the context of the cmd.exe or command.exe prompt.
description: displays the system’s local dns cache.
description: displays the full information about the system’s network interface cards (nics).
description: lists all the systems currently in the machine’s arp table.
description: retrieve information about domain and domain controller.
description: prints the password policy for the local system. pass it the /domain option to query the domain for the domain password policy.
c:\users\johndoe>net accounts force user logoff how long after time expires?: never minimum password age (days): 1 maximum password age (days): 42 minimum password length: 7 length of password history maintained: 24 lockout threshold: never lockout duration (minutes): 30 lockout observation window (minutes): 30 computer role: primary the command completed successfully.
description: prints the members of the administrators local group. the /domain switch can show you the list of current domain admins.
note: this command can only be used on a windows domain controller.
administrator the command completed successfully.
description: prints the members of the local group “groupname”. the /domain switch can show you members of domain groups.
administrator domain admins enterprise admins johndoe the command completed successfully.
description: queries nbns/smb (samba) and tries to find all hosts in the system’s current workgroup. add the /domain option if the current system is joined to a domain. to query a different domain, use the /domain:otherdomainname option.
description: displays information about all connections to the computer.
note: needs to be launched within an administrative command shell.
description: displays the system’s currently shared smb entries, and what path(s) they point to.
c$ c:\ default share ipc$ remote ipc admin$ c:\windows remote admin netlogon c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol\lab.sky.net\scripts logon server share sysvol c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol logon server share the command completed successfully.
description: lists the local users or, if the /domain option is passed, users on the computer’s domain.
description: lists detailed information about the current local user or, if the /domain option is passed, the account on the computer’s domain. if it is a local user then drop the /domain. important things to note are login times, last time changed password, logon scripts, and group membership. you may wish to run this twice, once with and once without the /domain switch to find both local and domain accounts.
local group memberships *administrators *users global group memberships *domain users the command completed successfully.
description: shows information on network services and adapters.
enables or disables hostednetwork service.
complete hosted network setup for creating a wireless backdoor.
starts or stops a wireless backdoor. see below to set it up.
description: shows all saved wireless profiles. you may then export the info for those profiles with the other netsh commands listed here.
description: exports a user wifi profile with the password in plaintext to an xml file in the current working directory.
description: if you are interested in finding out more information about a specific service, process or port this will provide greater depth of information. the netstat -b flag makes the command take longer but will output the process name using each of the connections.
note: needs to be launched within an administrative command shell due to the -b.
description: find all listening ports and connections on port 80 (replace 80 with your target such as 445 or 3389).
description: find all listening ports and their associated pids (process ids). the findstr /i switch makes the search case insensitive. this could be important if you are looking for a bumpy service (example: svchost vs. svchost) or don’t know the case of it.
description: lists ports on and connections with the system with corresponding process (-b), without performing dns lookup (-n), all connections (-a) and what is the owning process id (-o). the -b switch is the switch in this command that requires elevated or admin privileges to execute. omit it and you do not need to have an admin cmd shell.
description: displays the system’s routing table.


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Newegg Pickup Faster than Shipping?
When I order from Newegg, it gives me three choices of receiving: have it delivered to my address, pick it up at a Newegg location, or pick it up at a FedEx location. Which method is the fastest of the three? (I don't want to pay any extra for faster shipping.) Thanks!
The newegg location has always been the fastest option for me!

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newegg pickup faster than shipping?
when i order from newegg, it gives me three choices of receiving: have it delivered to my address, pick it up at a newegg location, or pick it up at a fedex location. which method is the fastest of the three? (i don't want to pay any extra for faster shipping.) thanks!
the newegg location has always been the fastest option for me!


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Carlo Acutis dies at age of 15 due to of fulminant leukaemia, leaving in the memory of all those who knew him a great void and a deep admiration for what was his a brief but intense testimony of an authentic Christian life. Since he received his First Communion at 7 years old, he never missed an appointment with daily Mass. He always tried before or after the Mass to pray in front of the tabernacle to worship the Lord, truly present in the Blessed Sacrament. Our Lady was his great confidant and never failed to honour her daily by reciting the Rosary. Carlo’s Modernity combines perfectly with his deep Eucharistic life and Marian devotion, which have helped to make him the most special guy who is admired and loved by everyone.
To quote Carlo’s words: "Our aim has to be the infinite and not the finite. The Infinite is our homeland. We have always been expected in Heaven." His famous quote is: "All people are born as originals but many die as photocopies." To move towards this destination and not “die as photocopies” Carlo said that our compass has to be the Word of God, that we have to face constantly. But extreme means are required to reach such a lofty destination: the sacraments and prayer. In particular Carlo put the Sacrament of the Eucharist at the centre of his life and he called it "my highway to heaven".
Carlo was gifted at anything related to computers so that his friends, and the adults with computer engineering degrees considered him a genius. Everyone was amazed by his ability to understand the computer secrets that are normally accessible only to those who have completed university. Carlo’s interests included computer programming, film editing, website creation, editing and layout of comics, and volunteering for those most in need -- children and the elderly.
It was a mystery to the young faithful of the diocese of Milan, that before his death he could offer his sufferings for the Pope and for the Church.

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carlo acutis dies at age of 15 due to of fulminant leukaemia, leaving in the memory of all those who knew him a great void and a deep admiration for what was his a brief but intense testimony of an authentic christian life. since he received his first communion at 7 years old, he never missed an appointment with daily mass. he always tried before or after the mass to pray in front of the tabernacle to worship the lord, truly present in the blessed sacrament. our lady was his great confidant and never failed to honour her daily by reciting the rosary. carlo’s modernity combines perfectly with his deep eucharistic life and marian devotion, which have helped to make him the most special guy who is admired and loved by everyone.
to quote carlo’s words: "our aim has to be the infinite and not the finite. the infinite is our homeland. we have always been expected in heaven." his famous quote is: "all people are born as originals but many die as photocopies." to move towards this destination and not “die as photocopies” carlo said that our compass has to be the word of god, that we have to face constantly. but extreme means are required to reach such a lofty destination: the sacraments and prayer. in particular carlo put the sacrament of the eucharist at the centre of his life and he called it "my highway to heaven".
carlo was gifted at anything related to computers so that his friends, and the adults with computer engineering degrees considered him a genius. everyone was amazed by his ability to understand the computer secrets that are normally accessible only to those who have completed university. carlo’s interests included computer programming, film editing, website creation, editing and layout of comics, and volunteering for those most in need -- children and the elderly.
it was a mystery to the young faithful of the diocese of milan, that before his death he could offer his sufferings for the pope and for the church.


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SQLBalls: Day 4 Summit Keynotes Live, DENALI HAS A NAME! SQL Server 2012!
Day 4 Summit Keynotes Live, DENALI HAS A NAME! SQL Server 2012!
Hello Dear Reader, this is my first live blogging. I'm going to do this a little different, I'll be writting in reverse. I owe you a blog on Day 3 and another lesson in Compression for SQL U, and they will be coming but for now the Keynote is about to begin for the opening day . This will stay at the top, but I'll be bloggin in reverse order, so start from the bottom and scroll up to see the updates as they are posted.
Ted is wrapping this out, he talks about how the community is essential to move this forward. About how we could take the worlds data and use it immedieately.
1st half of the next Calendar we will have SQL Server 2012. He plugs the next two days of Keynote sessions.
The Windows 8 Tablet is being demoed showing PowerView/Cresent! It is completely Dynamic and internactive.
Ted thanks Amir for taking the stage.
Amir starts talking about how if you use your data properly you can use it to tell a story. That story is what is going on in your business, and that every business would want to know their own story by the data.
Yesterday they confirmed that they would be able to do Export to PowerPoint from Cresent/PowerView!
Now Amair is showing that Cresent/PowerView is going to work on a Windows 7 Phone, and it is fully functional!
Wow so if your company goes with a Windows 7 phone you can use your self service BI on the Windows phone. Now he is Demoing a PowerPoint on the IPAD 2. He is now demoing PowerView on the Android Samsung Tablet.
We continue on the Demo, there are a lot genera's to hop from, and it is very interestign to see how internactive this data is.
Amir said Samuel Jackson is no Tom Hanks, but Samuel L Jackson has the most gross ever, Ted cringes. He doesn't know who Alan Richman is and why he is in so many high grossing power house movies. He uses the data to show Alan is in all the Harry Potter and the first Die Hard movie.
Samuel L Jackson has twice as many movies as most actors. The only Actor with more movies than Samuel L Jackson John Wayne. Ha! Nice funny demo with good interplay.
Our Demo is going to come from Real Data with Cresent/Powerview from BoxOfficieMojo.com, one of my favorite movie sites, and they are owned by IMDB.com.
He is showing the Cresent out lyers for what the number of movies and their sales in a scatter chart. The top 2 outlyer's Computer Animation kids, and Comedy. He uses the highlighting function in PowerView, and in comedy Meet the Focker's is the #1 comedy of all time according to the data by sales & profit. He does a breakdown of the evolution of comedies by year and timeline. He does a slicer that on different sales go tive us a card deck view by different profit margines.
He shows how profit margine increases as Hollywood adopted BI, and could look at data like this, drawing quite a few laughs.
He shows how when Toy Story launched from 1995 on computer animation ruled the roost. The most impressive thing is he did all that without touching the keyboard. PowerView is very dynamic on what the user can do with the data.
Because Data Explorer is a service and the data follows us in the Cloud, this data is mobile and available very quickly.
tim and Nino leave the Stage and Ted returns. Just an FYI this is code named "Data Explorer" in Azure Labs.
Ted is talking about how this ties into Microsoft's Vision for Empouring all users through the tools they use every day. We are discussing Self Service BI, how delivering this to the end user empowers them, and gives IT a greater roll in Governance.
He is building towards an anouncment, refrencing Cresent/Power View, PowerPivot, and mobile devices. Ted is talking about how he used his mobile Windows Phone to look over his slide deck for today last night while he was out getting a coffee.
He welcomes Amir Netz Technical Fellow to discuss Unlock New Insights, Anywhere. Ted is discussing what it means to be a Technical Fellow. Amir has a distingusihed career in BI. "He was in BI at Microsfot before we had a BI Stack." With that Ted leaves the stage and turn's it over to Amir.
They are now discussing what the datasets are that were brought in. There are Bing Services will add refrence data for phone books, they are overlaying the number of High Schools within a 1 mile radious because teenagers like frozen yogurt.
I get the demographic information, however people are laughing because a demo where you track High Schooler's and where they are is a little creepy. I get it professionally, but they should have done a different age segment.
The point is they are showing how actual Service Calls to Microsoft Applications will be able to be used to provide demographic information to provide analysis on the Azure Market Place.
Now they are using PowerPivot to pull down the information and using Sharepoint to make this available to many different users. They were able to pull disparet datasources to determine the Shopping Centers that teenagers are most likely to shop at, and that is where the targeted location of the store should be.
The demo is Hontoso Frozen Yogart to figure out the best location for their next store. They got a SQL Azure Databae and got a normalized score about how their Stores are performing by profit.
They are extracting the data and they will use the Data Explorer to interface with that data, and then return highly relavent recommendations of what they should do next.
He added an Excel spreadsheet of a list of Shopping Centers for the area. He hit a button called Mashup, that will overlay the data on top of one another and start making comparisions. There is a rank field called relative performance value.
Tim explains to us that Overlays are to the business world what Joins are for us DBA folk. The Azure Marketplace has recommended some data that would show demographic information that would help with the decision. Another Overlay/Join is done, and we now are starting to get recommendations.
We made a 3 way join against Excel, Azure, and the Marketplace in very little time.
Ted is talking about how we integrate media from disparet sources. Data Quality Services, Family Data, reference Data, Weather & Climate, Health and wellness, and much more all available via the Azure Marketplace.
Microsoft's Vision, being able to Enrich your data with the world's data using "Decision Engines", Empower developers to build new services and applications, offer a Vibrant marketplace ecosystem for the World's Data.
Our next demo is SQL Data Explorer. He welcomes Tim Mllalieu and Nino Bice to the stage. We are looking at SQL Azure Labs, it looks a lot like Windows 8 or the current Windows Phone.
He is a web admin who wants to monitor his trafic. The solution, Hadoop on Windows Cluster. He starts showing us HiveQL a query that is similar to Java that will run against Hadoop on Windows Server.
The Hadoop console is basically the command line. He's telling us about the millions of rows that his multi-node cluster is processing along. He wants to figure out a better way to see this data. His connector of choice? PowerPivot for Excel using the Hadoop conectors that are available now.
He pulls it all down, and shows us one of the workbooks that are coming with PowerPivot Denali. He's joining this data against SQL Server, and Azure Market place data.
He's showing us the data about people hitting this website, by language. He now switches over to Sharepoint to show us the server that he is running. The report refresh took an hour, he is demoing how when you write a report and post it on Sharepoint, it will continue to refresh from disparet datasources and become something a business can rely on.
Ted Thanks Denny and Denny leaves the stage.
Horton Works is taking the experts that help Google solve it's problems and brought them together. He believes that Hadoop could be storing 1/2 the world's data in 3 years. He is discussing working with other companies and that hortonworks will be working to expand this use.
This is an Open Source Community project. Eric is very excited that they SQL Server community and all of our activitiy could be providing feed back to this project.
Eric Thanks us all and leaves the stage.
Now Denny Lee, a Principal Program Manager for the SQL Server team, is coming on stage next to discuss Activating New Types of Data.
Denny takes the stage and ask's if we are ready for some Demo's! YES! He says not yet.
He is talking about participating in the Apache Program. To make sure that SQL interfaces with it in the best way.
The other Announcement, they have formed a partnership with Horton Works. He just welcomed Erick Baldeschwieler the CEO of Horton Works to the stage to talk about the partnership.
Where would you see or know Hadoop, that is the back end for Google! This is big!
The vision going forward is in 3 points.
Manage and Process all types of data, mission criticle scale from on premises to cloud, Common management and development between SQL Server and SQL Azure.
We are discussing Big Data now. Here is how he is defining it.
He points out that Microsoft because of Search, Email, and all thier other offerings they have over 700 PB's of DATA!
"We believe the Cloud is a hybrid work place. You will want to keep things in your data center on the ground, and there are things you will want in the Cloud." He just announced very slyly that they are MERGING the code base for the Cloud and Denali. A move forward in that is SSRS in the Cloud, and features that they are delivering in Denali.
Those 3 area's in Denali AlwaysOn for High Availability, Column Store Indexes for Denali first introduced in PowerPivot, Cresent which will be Power View in Denali. Thoughts of the Cloud in what they do Juneau will be SQL Database Tools when Denali is released.
He points to some of the customers that have database's in production in Denali: Dell Pilot, Great Western Bank, and others.
Ted is talking about what we will cover today, Denali and demos.
He is Thanking PASS for all we do to spread the word about SQL Server. He points out that we offer over 400,000 Technical Hours, 79,000 Members, 300 Microsoft MVP's, and 233 SQL PASS Chapters. This is the largest PASS Summit Ever!
"It's been a busy year since we last got together." Yes it has. Choice is a big theme, he is pointing out the advances made in releases for Hardware Devices like Parallel Data Warehouse, the releases in SQL Server 2008 SP 3, 2008 R2 SP 1, the Cloud, Azure Marketplace, Management Portal for SQL Azure.
He is thanking Microsoft Dell, CA, EMC, Expressor, Fusion-IO, and HP for being sponsors for the Summit. AND A BIG THANK YOU INDEED! We have the largest collection of vendors ever at a PASS Summit.
We are talking about the SQL Server MVP Deep Dives 2 Book that has been on sale exclusively at the Summit. Next week it opens up every where over 53 MVP's contributed to this. One of the great things about this book is that the MVP's do not recieve a dime for this book. Every penny spent goes to Operation Smile to provide dental work for children in 3rd world countries. Great Cause.
Rushabh's rapping up now, and introducing Sr. Vice President of Business Development Platform Division Ted Kummert, he owns all the applications from the Database, Application, and the way they integrate. From the Cloud to the Ground.
Ted said that SQL Server is the most widely adopted Database platform in the world, from Ground to Cloud. Quick dig at Oracle who just hit the cloud, and Microsoft has been ther 18 months already. Nice.
A picture of our bloggers that are at the blogger table today is posted. a lot of amazing people, Denny Cherry, Brent Ozar, Andy Warren, Jorge Segarra, just an amazin number of people.
I'll try to get the full list out later with links to thier blogs and twitter handles.
We are talking about Twitter and the way that we use that so heavily, some of the # Hashtags, or search terms that we have created.
Right now he is posting information about the SQL CAT Team the clinic hours that they have open, and the different sessions that they have. At PASS this year we have.
The importiance of Community and building connections has been a common theme throughout the Summit. The First Timers Program and the session with Don Gabor (Awesome and I haven't done the recap yet), had over 800 people attend it yesterday evening until 8 pm.
This year PASS has given 430,000 hours of free traing, we have 80,000 members and 1 Global Region. The goal is to get to 1 Million hours of technical training, 250,000 members and 5 Global Regions.
To help achieve this goal 3 international Board of Director seats were added to help influence this from Denmark, Germany, and I missed the third. PASS was a partner in SQL BITS in the UK and they felt that was a very large success.
Rushabh Mehta the PASS President just took the stage. Apparently Twitter is tipping over!
Rushabh is thanking the Board of Directors, the Committie members, and making sure we know these are the people that we should approach with ideas.

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sqlballs: day 4 summit keynotes live, denali has a name! sql server 2012!
day 4 summit keynotes live, denali has a name! sql server 2012!
hello dear reader, this is my first live blogging. i'm going to do this a little different, i'll be writting in reverse. i owe you a blog on day 3 and another lesson in compression for sql u, and they will be coming but for now the keynote is about to begin for the opening day . this will stay at the top, but i'll be bloggin in reverse order, so start from the bottom and scroll up to see the updates as they are posted.
ted is wrapping this out, he talks about how the community is essential to move this forward. about how we could take the worlds data and use it immedieately.
1st half of the next calendar we will have sql server 2012. he plugs the next two days of keynote sessions.
the windows 8 tablet is being demoed showing powerview/cresent! it is completely dynamic and internactive.
ted thanks amir for taking the stage.
amir starts talking about how if you use your data properly you can use it to tell a story. that story is what is going on in your business, and that every business would want to know their own story by the data.
yesterday they confirmed that they would be able to do export to powerpoint from cresent/powerview!
now amair is showing that cresent/powerview is going to work on a windows 7 phone, and it is fully functional!
wow so if your company goes with a windows 7 phone you can use your self service bi on the windows phone. now he is demoing a powerpoint on the ipad 2. he is now demoing powerview on the android samsung tablet.
we continue on the demo, there are a lot genera's to hop from, and it is very interestign to see how internactive this data is.
amir said samuel jackson is no tom hanks, but samuel l jackson has the most gross ever, ted cringes. he doesn't know who alan richman is and why he is in so many high grossing power house movies. he uses the data to show alan is in all the harry potter and the first die hard movie.
samuel l jackson has twice as many movies as most actors. the only actor with more movies than samuel l jackson john wayne. ha! nice funny demo with good interplay.
our demo is going to come from real data with cresent/powerview from boxofficiemojo.com, one of my favorite movie sites, and they are owned by imdb.com.
he is showing the cresent out lyers for what the number of movies and their sales in a scatter chart. the top 2 outlyer's computer animation kids, and comedy. he uses the highlighting function in powerview, and in comedy meet the focker's is the #1 comedy of all time according to the data by sales & profit. he does a breakdown of the evolution of comedies by year and timeline. he does a slicer that on different sales go tive us a card deck view by different profit margines.
he shows how profit margine increases as hollywood adopted bi, and could look at data like this, drawing quite a few laughs.
he shows how when toy story launched from 1995 on computer animation ruled the roost. the most impressive thing is he did all that without touching the keyboard. powerview is very dynamic on what the user can do with the data.
because data explorer is a service and the data follows us in the cloud, this data is mobile and available very quickly.
tim and nino leave the stage and ted returns. just an fyi this is code named "data explorer" in azure labs.
ted is talking about how this ties into microsoft's vision for empouring all users through the tools they use every day. we are discussing self service bi, how delivering this to the end user empowers them, and gives it a greater roll in governance.
he is building towards an anouncment, refrencing cresent/power view, powerpivot, and mobile devices. ted is talking about how he used his mobile windows phone to look over his slide deck for today last night while he was out getting a coffee.
he welcomes amir netz technical fellow to discuss unlock new insights, anywhere. ted is discussing what it means to be a technical fellow. amir has a distingusihed career in bi. "he was in bi at microsfot before we had a bi stack." with that ted leaves the stage and turn's it over to amir.
they are now discussing what the datasets are that were brought in. there are bing services will add refrence data for phone books, they are overlaying the number of high schools within a 1 mile radious because teenagers like frozen yogurt.
i get the demographic information, however people are laughing because a demo where you track high schooler's and where they are is a little creepy. i get it professionally, but they should have done a different age segment.
the point is they are showing how actual service calls to microsoft applications will be able to be used to provide demographic information to provide analysis on the azure market place.
now they are using powerpivot to pull down the information and using sharepoint to make this available to many different users. they were able to pull disparet datasources to determine the shopping centers that teenagers are most likely to shop at, and that is where the targeted location of the store should be.
the demo is hontoso frozen yogart to figure out the best location for their next store. they got a sql azure databae and got a normalized score about how their stores are performing by profit.
they are extracting the data and they will use the data explorer to interface with that data, and then return highly relavent recommendations of what they should do next.
he added an excel spreadsheet of a list of shopping centers for the area. he hit a button called mashup, that will overlay the data on top of one another and start making comparisions. there is a rank field called relative performance value.
tim explains to us that overlays are to the business world what joins are for us dba folk. the azure marketplace has recommended some data that would show demographic information that would help with the decision. another overlay/join is done, and we now are starting to get recommendations.
we made a 3 way join against excel, azure, and the marketplace in very little time.
ted is talking about how we integrate media from disparet sources. data quality services, family data, reference data, weather & climate, health and wellness, and much more all available via the azure marketplace.
microsoft's vision, being able to enrich your data with the world's data using "decision engines", empower developers to build new services and applications, offer a vibrant marketplace ecosystem for the world's data.
our next demo is sql data explorer. he welcomes tim mllalieu and nino bice to the stage. we are looking at sql azure labs, it looks a lot like windows 8 or the current windows phone.
he is a web admin who wants to monitor his trafic. the solution, hadoop on windows cluster. he starts showing us hiveql a query that is similar to java that will run against hadoop on windows server.
the hadoop console is basically the command line. he's telling us about the millions of rows that his multi-node cluster is processing along. he wants to figure out a better way to see this data. his connector of choice? powerpivot for excel using the hadoop conectors that are available now.
he pulls it all down, and shows us one of the workbooks that are coming with powerpivot denali. he's joining this data against sql server, and azure market place data.
he's showing us the data about people hitting this website, by language. he now switches over to sharepoint to show us the server that he is running. the report refresh took an hour, he is demoing how when you write a report and post it on sharepoint, it will continue to refresh from disparet datasources and become something a business can rely on.
ted thanks denny and denny leaves the stage.
horton works is taking the experts that help google solve it's problems and brought them together. he believes that hadoop could be storing 1/2 the world's data in 3 years. he is discussing working with other companies and that hortonworks will be working to expand this use.
this is an open source community project. eric is very excited that they sql server community and all of our activitiy could be providing feed back to this project.
eric thanks us all and leaves the stage.
now denny lee, a principal program manager for the sql server team, is coming on stage next to discuss activating new types of data.
denny takes the stage and ask's if we are ready for some demo's! yes! he says not yet.
he is talking about participating in the apache program. to make sure that sql interfaces with it in the best way.
the other announcement, they have formed a partnership with horton works. he just welcomed erick baldeschwieler the ceo of horton works to the stage to talk about the partnership.
where would you see or know hadoop, that is the back end for google! this is big!
the vision going forward is in 3 points.
manage and process all types of data, mission criticle scale from on premises to cloud, common management and development between sql server and sql azure.
we are discussing big data now. here is how he is defining it.
he points out that microsoft because of search, email, and all thier other offerings they have over 700 pb's of data!
"we believe the cloud is a hybrid work place. you will want to keep things in your data center on the ground, and there are things you will want in the cloud." he just announced very slyly that they are merging the code base for the cloud and denali. a move forward in that is ssrs in the cloud, and features that they are delivering in denali.
those 3 area's in denali alwayson for high availability, column store indexes for denali first introduced in powerpivot, cresent which will be power view in denali. thoughts of the cloud in what they do juneau will be sql database tools when denali is released.
he points to some of the customers that have database's in production in denali: dell pilot, great western bank, and others.
ted is talking about what we will cover today, denali and demos.
he is thanking pass for all we do to spread the word about sql server. he points out that we offer over 400,000 technical hours, 79,000 members, 300 microsoft mvp's, and 233 sql pass chapters. this is the largest pass summit ever!
"it's been a busy year since we last got together." yes it has. choice is a big theme, he is pointing out the advances made in releases for hardware devices like parallel data warehouse, the releases in sql server 2008 sp 3, 2008 r2 sp 1, the cloud, azure marketplace, management portal for sql azure.
he is thanking microsoft dell, ca, emc, expressor, fusion-io, and hp for being sponsors for the summit. and a big thank you indeed! we have the largest collection of vendors ever at a pass summit.
we are talking about the sql server mvp deep dives 2 book that has been on sale exclusively at the summit. next week it opens up every where over 53 mvp's contributed to this. one of the great things about this book is that the mvp's do not recieve a dime for this book. every penny spent goes to operation smile to provide dental work for children in 3rd world countries. great cause.
rushabh's rapping up now, and introducing sr. vice president of business development platform division ted kummert, he owns all the applications from the database, application, and the way they integrate. from the cloud to the ground.
ted said that sql server is the most widely adopted database platform in the world, from ground to cloud. quick dig at oracle who just hit the cloud, and microsoft has been ther 18 months already. nice.
a picture of our bloggers that are at the blogger table today is posted. a lot of amazing people, denny cherry, brent ozar, andy warren, jorge segarra, just an amazin number of people.
i'll try to get the full list out later with links to thier blogs and twitter handles.
we are talking about twitter and the way that we use that so heavily, some of the # hashtags, or search terms that we have created.
right now he is posting information about the sql cat team the clinic hours that they have open, and the different sessions that they have. at pass this year we have.
the importiance of community and building connections has been a common theme throughout the summit. the first timers program and the session with don gabor (awesome and i haven't done the recap yet), had over 800 people attend it yesterday evening until 8 pm.
this year pass has given 430,000 hours of free traing, we have 80,000 members and 1 global region. the goal is to get to 1 million hours of technical training, 250,000 members and 5 global regions.
to help achieve this goal 3 international board of director seats were added to help influence this from denmark, germany, and i missed the third. pass was a partner in sql bits in the uk and they felt that was a very large success.
rushabh mehta the pass president just took the stage. apparently twitter is tipping over!
rushabh is thanking the board of directors, the committie members, and making sure we know these are the people that we should approach with ideas.


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American Edward Eagan is the only athlete to have won Olympic gold in both the Summer and Winter Games, first in boxing and later in the bobsleigh.
For his first exploit in Antwerp in 1920, 22-year-old Eagan won a boxing gold in the light-heavyweight division following a difficult points decision over Norway's Sverre Sörsdal.
In 1924 he made a foray into the heavyweight division for the Paris Games but was beaten on points by Britain's AJ Clifton in the first round. But it was a brutal fight and the Briton was unable to continue in the competition due to the particularly violent nature of the bout, and ultimately, injured hands.
Eagan is a prime example of the self-made man. He was born into a family of modest means in Denver, Colorado, and his father was killed in a railway accident when he was just a year old. His mother though managed to bring up the family by teaching languages.
Without a father young Edward chose a fictional role model in Frank Merriwell, an upright hero of best selling novels, and it was in following his example that he never smoked or drank alcohol.
He was also a great scholar and with the help of bourses and grants attended Harvard and Yale Universities in America and Oxford in England, graduating in 1928. Eagan then married a wealthy automobile company heiress.
In 1932 he made his career debut as a lawyer, a profession he would continue working in until the Second World War.
The same year, Eagan, having abandoned boxing in favour of bobsleigh, was selected for the four-man American team which included the experienced figures of William Fiske, Clifford Grey, and the 48-year-old veteran Jay O'Brien.
In Lake Placid, the foursome won gold ahead of the second American team.
Subsequently, Eagan was engaged in and survived the Second World War while sadly, his three bobsleigh team-mates perished in combat. Eagan was later promoted to the rank of colonel.
He died in 1967 at the age of 69.

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american edward eagan is the only athlete to have won olympic gold in both the summer and winter games, first in boxing and later in the bobsleigh.
for his first exploit in antwerp in 1920, 22-year-old eagan won a boxing gold in the light-heavyweight division following a difficult points decision over norway's sverre sörsdal.
in 1924 he made a foray into the heavyweight division for the paris games but was beaten on points by britain's aj clifton in the first round. but it was a brutal fight and the briton was unable to continue in the competition due to the particularly violent nature of the bout, and ultimately, injured hands.
eagan is a prime example of the self-made man. he was born into a family of modest means in denver, colorado, and his father was killed in a railway accident when he was just a year old. his mother though managed to bring up the family by teaching languages.
without a father young edward chose a fictional role model in frank merriwell, an upright hero of best selling novels, and it was in following his example that he never smoked or drank alcohol.
he was also a great scholar and with the help of bourses and grants attended harvard and yale universities in america and oxford in england, graduating in 1928. eagan then married a wealthy automobile company heiress.
in 1932 he made his career debut as a lawyer, a profession he would continue working in until the second world war.
the same year, eagan, having abandoned boxing in favour of bobsleigh, was selected for the four-man american team which included the experienced figures of william fiske, clifford grey, and the 48-year-old veteran jay o'brien.
in lake placid, the foursome won gold ahead of the second american team.
subsequently, eagan was engaged in and survived the second world war while sadly, his three bobsleigh team-mates perished in combat. eagan was later promoted to the rank of colonel.
he died in 1967 at the age of 69.


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Thrice a year Janine runs Write At The Beach, a weekend retreat of writing, wine, and communing with fellow writers amidst the beauty of N. Carolina’s Outer Banks. E-mail her for more information.
Unplug your inner writer in the beautiful Outer Banks with New York Times bestselling author Janine Latus. All skill levels are welcome.
and quiet spaces as well as the freshness of early spring in Duck.
We will be writing to cues, sharing our writing in a safe environment lead by a professional writing coach who will help us to release our inner writers. Four structured sessions will be interspersed with plenty of time for writing, wandering or just lying around relaxing. Bring paper and your favorite writing utensil. Laptops are welcome but won’t be used during the actual writing sessions. Price for the workshop is $150.00. Accommodations are extra.
Accommodations are on a first-come,first-served basis and are priced based on room size.
Breakfasts, snacks, and a light dinner will be provided. Please bring a bottle of your favorite beverage.
Relax in the hot tub, bring a bike and explore the nature trails or play pool in the game room. Enjoy area restaurants, spas, shopping, or yoga during your free time.
As an added bonus, Janine will provide a detailed edit of a pre-existing piece of work if it is submitted a week in advance for an additional $75. She will make arrangements to meet privately with the writer during the weekend to go over her suggestions.
For further information about accommodations and directions, contact Susan at skaplans@aol.com.
For more information about the writing workshop, contact Janine.

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thrice a year janine runs write at the beach, a weekend retreat of writing, wine, and communing with fellow writers amidst the beauty of n. carolina’s outer banks. e-mail her for more information.
unplug your inner writer in the beautiful outer banks with new york times bestselling author janine latus. all skill levels are welcome.
and quiet spaces as well as the freshness of early spring in duck.
we will be writing to cues, sharing our writing in a safe environment lead by a professional writing coach who will help us to release our inner writers. four structured sessions will be interspersed with plenty of time for writing, wandering or just lying around relaxing. bring paper and your favorite writing utensil. laptops are welcome but won’t be used during the actual writing sessions. price for the workshop is $150.00. accommodations are extra.
accommodations are on a first-come,first-served basis and are priced based on room size.
breakfasts, snacks, and a light dinner will be provided. please bring a bottle of your favorite beverage.
relax in the hot tub, bring a bike and explore the nature trails or play pool in the game room. enjoy area restaurants, spas, shopping, or yoga during your free time.
as an added bonus, janine will provide a detailed edit of a pre-existing piece of work if it is submitted a week in advance for an additional $75. she will make arrangements to meet privately with the writer during the weekend to go over her suggestions.
for further information about accommodations and directions, contact susan at skaplans@aol.com.
for more information about the writing workshop, contact janine.


text: Dehydrated Antarctic cryptoendolithic communities and colonies of the rock inhabitant black fungi Cryomyces antarcticus (CCFEE 515) and Cryomyces minteri (CCFEE 5187) were exposed as part of the Lichens and Fungi Experiment (LIFE) for 18 months in the European Space Agency's EXPOSE-E facility to simulated martian conditions aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Upon sample retrieval, survival was proved by testing colony-forming ability, and viability of cells (as integrity of cell membrane) was determined by the propidium monoazide (PMA) assay coupled with quantitative PCR tests. Although less than 10% of the samples exposed to simulated martian conditions were able to proliferate and form colonies, the PMA assay indicated that more than 60% of the cells and rock communities had remained intact after the “Mars exposure.” Furthermore, a high stability of the DNA in the cells was demonstrated. The results contribute to assessing the stability of resistant microorganisms and biosignatures on the surface of Mars, data that are valuable information for further search-for-life experiments on Mars.

lowercased: dehydrated antarctic cryptoendolithic communities and colonies of the rock inhabitant black fungi cryomyces antarcticus (ccfee 515) and cryomyces minteri (ccfee 5187) were exposed as part of the lichens and fungi experiment (life) for 18 months in the european space agency's expose-e facility to simulated martian conditions aboard the international space station (iss). upon sample retrieval, survival was proved by testing colony-forming ability, and viability of cells (as integrity of cell membrane) was determined by the propidium monoazide (pma) assay coupled with quantitative pcr tests. although less than 10% of the samples exposed to simulated martian conditions were able to proliferate and form colonies, the pma assay indicated that more than 60% of the cells and rock communities had remained intact after the “mars exposure.” furthermore, a high stability of the dna in the cells was demonstrated. the results contribute to assessing the stability of resistant microorganisms and biosignatures on the surface of mars, data that are valuable information for further search-for-life experiments on mars.


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Download This Mix: http://bit.ly/1kjZcfO Friends here asked me to do a set like this, Here they go!!! Get re-charged with powerful-tech side of Trance music.

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144.04bpm tracklist: 1. jase thirwall vs. joc vs. motorcycle - as the rush freaks (joc mashup) 2. fred backer & greg nash - lunar eclipse 3.
download this mix: http://bit.ly/1kjzcfo friends here asked me to do a set like this, here they go!!! get re-charged with powerful-tech side of trance music.


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Frankenstein's Creature Makeup. Entry 2.
Makeup Based on H.P. Lovecraft's 'The Call of Cthulhu'. First entry.
3rd entry character make-up contest "skinned horror face"
Old age Make-up entry "Old Man Ben"

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frankenstein's creature makeup. entry 2.
makeup based on h.p. lovecraft's 'the call of cthulhu'. first entry.
3rd entry character make-up contest "skinned horror face"
old age make-up entry "old man ben"


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Have the Beatles ever been to Fryslan?
A night in a local pub in Drachten. Talking about the Beatles. The only art form I understand.
April 12, 2018 9 p.m.

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have the beatles ever been to fryslan?
a night in a local pub in drachten. talking about the beatles. the only art form i understand.
april 12, 2018 9 p.m.


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This entry was posted on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at Wednesday, May 18, 2011 and is filed under life . You can follow any responses to this entry through the comments feed .
You have to learn not to give a crap about what other people think. As long as you know what you are doing or saying is right, do or say.

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this entry was posted on wednesday, may 18, 2011 at wednesday, may 18, 2011 and is filed under life . you can follow any responses to this entry through the comments feed .
you have to learn not to give a crap about what other people think. as long as you know what you are doing or saying is right, do or say.


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$500 Chase Business Checking Bonus Open to Everyone & Really Simple to Complete!
A couple of weeks ago I covered news of a new round of Chase business checking account bonus offers. These offers were showing on business accounts and were targeted. I was targeted for $300 and opened my account and my wife was lucky enough to get a $500 offer and opened hers.
Now, it seems that everyone can get the $500 bonus which is good news since it is really easy. All you need to do is deposit $500 and keep it in the account for 60 days. After the 60 days are up you will get the bonus, although you do need to keep the account open for 6 months or they will take it back.
You will then be given a code which can be printed. The account needs to be opened in a branch. I recommend making an appointment since a business specialist needs to open the account and you may have to wait or come back if they are busy. When you open the account, the Chase specialist will give you a printed confirmation of the bonus.
HT: Doctor of Credit for the direct link.
To get the bonus you need to open the Chase Performance Checking account which carries a $20 monthly fee. I was told the fee isn’t charged the first two months and that I could change the account to a lesser product after the bonus posts.
This offer is not available if you are a current Chase business checking customer or have closed your account in the past 90 days.
Limit of 1 business checking bonus per calendar year.
If you signed up under the lesser $300 bonus like me, then it can’t hurt to contact Chase and ask them to match the bonus. I have sent a secure message from Chase and my request is being researched. I don’t know what the outcome will be, but Chase is normally good about matching bonuses on credit cards so I am crossing my fingers.
In my opinion this is a great bonus offer for a couple of reasons. First, $500 without any hoops to jump through is nice. Second, bonuses on business checking accounts are more rare. Either way this is a good deal and one I am glad is now open to everyone. Enjoy!
Do you know what the application process like if your business is…uh..not the equivalent of selling a couple things on eBay?
Sorry – I mean “the equivalent”.
I am not sure, but it wouldn’t hurt to call a business banker at Chase to ask. My business is an LLC so I had to bring the formation documents and the EIN while my wife’s is a sole proprietor but she has a business license so she brought that.
Thanks for the heads-up, Shawn!
No Chase locations around here, but I’ll be in Orlando 6/18-28. Do you know if there’s an end-date for this promo? The code I generated said “it” expires 6/10. Not sure if “it” is the code or the promo.
Happens I’ve been wanting to open up an accounts for business purposes, to keep my growing … ebay transactions separate/out of personal accounts…. But no, I don’t have a separate business license, whatever. Just planning to file a schedule C at year end, if that…. But your headline blares, “really easy.” Not sure why that’s so.
And that requirement that you have to do the application “in house” — as in at a branch — strikes me as a no-no zone, as in an invitation for a banker fishing expedition…. and those of us doing much ms (like you Shawn) are taking a big risk inviting the microscope directly into our ms kitchen.
In short, nothing “simple” about this one….. Even if I had a Chase branch nearby, I’d be hesitant.
I consider this to be an easy bonus for people with a business. You simply need to make a deposit and don’t need to worry about hitting a minimum number of transactions or direct deposits. It is very simple in that way.
As for expanding a banking relationship, pretty much all data points I have seen is that it helps. When I opened my business checking the banker didn’t look through all of my accounts nor do I worry about him doing that. He is a salesman who gets commission for opening accounts. It really is as simple as that.
I guess we just see things differently. No problem with that.
No Chase branches anywhere in the MA area.
Would have to make a “run” closer to NYC, to get this.
Too short a time, based on the offer expiration.
Does Chase generally 1099 you for checking bonuses (assuming you get <$600 p/yr in said bonuses)?
They 1099 all checking/savings bonuses.
Went into local Chase branch today and got GRILLED by the Private Client Banker I met with. Literally made me super uncomfortable with questions about how my business is established, how I find customers, how I pay my employees, how I handle my taxes, etc. Walked out and decided the $500 not worth it.
Sounds like it might be a way to pick up a few bucks while opening a back door to the elusive Ink Plus, for those who know who they are.
Why do I have to log in when clicking the link? I don’t yet have a business relationship with Chase at all.
You have to have some sort of current account with them to get the coupon. Even if it isn’t a business account logging in should generate it for you.
Here’s a progress report: applied yesterday with no business. All I did was apply and receive immediately an EIN from irs.gov. They even have an option to tick that the reason you are applying is just to satisfy banking requirements. I went and spoke with the banker, told them that I had been thinking of opening a business account in the past, and once I saw this offer (showing the printout) I had to jump on it, it does expire June 10 after all. It was nearly effortless, only need DL, credit card, and the EIN, mobile number, etc. Everything set up in under an hour. The banker even offered me to downgrade to the lesser business checking account (no fee with $1500 daily balance) after ONLY 2 months (since the first 2 months are waived for fees) to dodge all fees! My original intentions were to take a $80 hit on the last 4 months of the 6 month requirement and just pocket an effortless $420 after 6 months. Huge success so far!
Of course, I had a pseudo story about starting a business (you do have to tell them what your “business” is….I am the sole proprietor doing business as myself, did not need to register a business name or anything. I just told the banker of my [real] plans with a couple white lies to mask intentions of going after the bonus 100%.
Doesn’t the offer require you to keep the account for 6 months? If you downgrade after 2 months, wouldn’t you forfeit the bonus?
I don’t believe it counts as closing the account. It was just a means of avoiding all fees for the 6 months I keep the account open. At least the banker suggested this to me, and I opened up yesterday. We will see, I suppose.
Also, did you get a hard or soft pull?
When I was meeting with the banker, they never said anything about pulling my credit (however did request my SSN (which I forgot to mention in the above post.). I recently applied and was accepted for the Chase Freedom card this month, so, and also have a Chase Amazon card. I just now checked my credit report (by MyIDCare services from OPM, not credit karma) and I only see inquiries for the credit cards. Nothing is showing for the checking account I opened yesterday. I imagine soft pull, or they used my existing customer info.
Both my wife and I recently opened Chase business accounts and it was only a soft pull.
I opened an account today and basically had the same experience. Took about 1/2 hour. Also got EIN just for this account. Told them I’ve been selling antiques on the Internet since 1999, which I have. Was told once the $500 bonus hits the account, call up and they will downgrade the account. The performance checking account does not waive fees for Veterans but the downgraded account does. So, I will not need a minimum balance and no fees will be charged to me when I switch accounts in two months.
I just got off the phone with Chase and was told if I was a new checking account customer, it would be a hard credit pull (soft for existing customers). Is this true? Can someone confirm this?

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$500 chase business checking bonus open to everyone & really simple to complete!
a couple of weeks ago i covered news of a new round of chase business checking account bonus offers. these offers were showing on business accounts and were targeted. i was targeted for $300 and opened my account and my wife was lucky enough to get a $500 offer and opened hers.
now, it seems that everyone can get the $500 bonus which is good news since it is really easy. all you need to do is deposit $500 and keep it in the account for 60 days. after the 60 days are up you will get the bonus, although you do need to keep the account open for 6 months or they will take it back.
you will then be given a code which can be printed. the account needs to be opened in a branch. i recommend making an appointment since a business specialist needs to open the account and you may have to wait or come back if they are busy. when you open the account, the chase specialist will give you a printed confirmation of the bonus.
ht: doctor of credit for the direct link.
to get the bonus you need to open the chase performance checking account which carries a $20 monthly fee. i was told the fee isn’t charged the first two months and that i could change the account to a lesser product after the bonus posts.
this offer is not available if you are a current chase business checking customer or have closed your account in the past 90 days.
limit of 1 business checking bonus per calendar year.
if you signed up under the lesser $300 bonus like me, then it can’t hurt to contact chase and ask them to match the bonus. i have sent a secure message from chase and my request is being researched. i don’t know what the outcome will be, but chase is normally good about matching bonuses on credit cards so i am crossing my fingers.
in my opinion this is a great bonus offer for a couple of reasons. first, $500 without any hoops to jump through is nice. second, bonuses on business checking accounts are more rare. either way this is a good deal and one i am glad is now open to everyone. enjoy!
do you know what the application process like if your business is…uh..not the equivalent of selling a couple things on ebay?
sorry – i mean “the equivalent”.
i am not sure, but it wouldn’t hurt to call a business banker at chase to ask. my business is an llc so i had to bring the formation documents and the ein while my wife’s is a sole proprietor but she has a business license so she brought that.
thanks for the heads-up, shawn!
no chase locations around here, but i’ll be in orlando 6/18-28. do you know if there’s an end-date for this promo? the code i generated said “it” expires 6/10. not sure if “it” is the code or the promo.
happens i’ve been wanting to open up an accounts for business purposes, to keep my growing … ebay transactions separate/out of personal accounts…. but no, i don’t have a separate business license, whatever. just planning to file a schedule c at year end, if that…. but your headline blares, “really easy.” not sure why that’s so.
and that requirement that you have to do the application “in house” — as in at a branch — strikes me as a no-no zone, as in an invitation for a banker fishing expedition…. and those of us doing much ms (like you shawn) are taking a big risk inviting the microscope directly into our ms kitchen.
in short, nothing “simple” about this one….. even if i had a chase branch nearby, i’d be hesitant.
i consider this to be an easy bonus for people with a business. you simply need to make a deposit and don’t need to worry about hitting a minimum number of transactions or direct deposits. it is very simple in that way.
as for expanding a banking relationship, pretty much all data points i have seen is that it helps. when i opened my business checking the banker didn’t look through all of my accounts nor do i worry about him doing that. he is a salesman who gets commission for opening accounts. it really is as simple as that.
i guess we just see things differently. no problem with that.
no chase branches anywhere in the ma area.
would have to make a “run” closer to nyc, to get this.
too short a time, based on the offer expiration.
does chase generally 1099 you for checking bonuses (assuming you get <$600 p/yr in said bonuses)?
they 1099 all checking/savings bonuses.
went into local chase branch today and got grilled by the private client banker i met with. literally made me super uncomfortable with questions about how my business is established, how i find customers, how i pay my employees, how i handle my taxes, etc. walked out and decided the $500 not worth it.
sounds like it might be a way to pick up a few bucks while opening a back door to the elusive ink plus, for those who know who they are.
why do i have to log in when clicking the link? i don’t yet have a business relationship with chase at all.
you have to have some sort of current account with them to get the coupon. even if it isn’t a business account logging in should generate it for you.
here’s a progress report: applied yesterday with no business. all i did was apply and receive immediately an ein from irs.gov. they even have an option to tick that the reason you are applying is just to satisfy banking requirements. i went and spoke with the banker, told them that i had been thinking of opening a business account in the past, and once i saw this offer (showing the printout) i had to jump on it, it does expire june 10 after all. it was nearly effortless, only need dl, credit card, and the ein, mobile number, etc. everything set up in under an hour. the banker even offered me to downgrade to the lesser business checking account (no fee with $1500 daily balance) after only 2 months (since the first 2 months are waived for fees) to dodge all fees! my original intentions were to take a $80 hit on the last 4 months of the 6 month requirement and just pocket an effortless $420 after 6 months. huge success so far!
of course, i had a pseudo story about starting a business (you do have to tell them what your “business” is….i am the sole proprietor doing business as myself, did not need to register a business name or anything. i just told the banker of my [real] plans with a couple white lies to mask intentions of going after the bonus 100%.
doesn’t the offer require you to keep the account for 6 months? if you downgrade after 2 months, wouldn’t you forfeit the bonus?
i don’t believe it counts as closing the account. it was just a means of avoiding all fees for the 6 months i keep the account open. at least the banker suggested this to me, and i opened up yesterday. we will see, i suppose.
also, did you get a hard or soft pull?
when i was meeting with the banker, they never said anything about pulling my credit (however did request my ssn (which i forgot to mention in the above post.). i recently applied and was accepted for the chase freedom card this month, so, and also have a chase amazon card. i just now checked my credit report (by myidcare services from opm, not credit karma) and i only see inquiries for the credit cards. nothing is showing for the checking account i opened yesterday. i imagine soft pull, or they used my existing customer info.
both my wife and i recently opened chase business accounts and it was only a soft pull.
i opened an account today and basically had the same experience. took about 1/2 hour. also got ein just for this account. told them i’ve been selling antiques on the internet since 1999, which i have. was told once the $500 bonus hits the account, call up and they will downgrade the account. the performance checking account does not waive fees for veterans but the downgraded account does. so, i will not need a minimum balance and no fees will be charged to me when i switch accounts in two months.
i just got off the phone with chase and was told if i was a new checking account customer, it would be a hard credit pull (soft for existing customers). is this true? can someone confirm this?


text: Gear up your school spirit with the gift of awesome NCAA and college products. Exhibit your pride for United States Air Force Academy by wearing these extra small dangle earrings. Astonishingly crafted from sterling silver with polished finish for gleaming shine these 29x8mm LogoArt earrings are safely secured with french wire closure for worry-free movement. Manufacturer direct from a trusted supplier.

lowercased: gear up your school spirit with the gift of awesome ncaa and college products. exhibit your pride for united states air force academy by wearing these extra small dangle earrings. astonishingly crafted from sterling silver with polished finish for gleaming shine these 29x8mm logoart earrings are safely secured with french wire closure for worry-free movement. manufacturer direct from a trusted supplier.


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WHAT IS AN ALPINE TUNDRA ECOSYSTEM?
The alpine tundra is a windswept, rugged landscape wit a unique flora adapted to the harsh environment.
Intense wind, radiation, cold, ice and snow causes alpine plants grow close to the ground and are perennial.
Alpine communities have a high diversity of wildflowers and grasses, sedges, cushion plants, dwarf shrubs, mosses and lichens.
Although seemingly untouched by human intervention, alpine systems often have experienced grazing in their recent history.
They are currently being affected by global change threats such as warming, nitrogen deposition, and changes in precipitation regimes.

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what is an alpine tundra ecosystem?
the alpine tundra is a windswept, rugged landscape wit a unique flora adapted to the harsh environment.
intense wind, radiation, cold, ice and snow causes alpine plants grow close to the ground and are perennial.
alpine communities have a high diversity of wildflowers and grasses, sedges, cushion plants, dwarf shrubs, mosses and lichens.
although seemingly untouched by human intervention, alpine systems often have experienced grazing in their recent history.
they are currently being affected by global change threats such as warming, nitrogen deposition, and changes in precipitation regimes.


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Aliter Networks is your source for Pre-Owned and Refurbished Cisco Systems N2K-C2232PR. We offer immediate delivery - in most cases next business day - at great Discount.
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We make sure your Cisco N2K-C2232PR is tested rigorously by Certified technicians, and cover each item by lifetime Advanced Replacement warranty. Contact us for more information and configuration support on the N2K-C2232PR.

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aliter networks is your source for pre-owned and refurbished cisco systems n2k-c2232pr. we offer immediate delivery - in most cases next business day - at great discount.
request a quote for cisco n2k-c2232pr or call us +31 202 400 600.
each n2k-c2232pr dispatched from our warehouse is delivered with all accessories and any configuration is reset to factory default settings. your n2k-c2232pr will be ready to go the moment it leaves our warehouse.
refurbished n2k-c2232pr purchased from us are inspected and tested by industry professionals to ensure they are fully functional and perform equal to new hardware. the hardware is scrutinized for major cosmetic issues, and only items that pass our 26-point inspection are made available for sale.
we make sure your cisco n2k-c2232pr is tested rigorously by certified technicians, and cover each item by lifetime advanced replacement warranty. contact us for more information and configuration support on the n2k-c2232pr.


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cook top appliance repair southlake, tx 76092 there is no question concerning the fact that there are a huge range of features and devices that assist us in our daily lives. without them in our homes, we would not have the capability of completing certain jobs as successfully or effectively and would instead spend a higher portion of our income on utilizing outside sources such as washing our garments or feeding ourselves and our families. among the lots of devices that are mounted within our homes, there are some more valuable as well as essential than others. although much of us could not favor to pick and choose any kind of home appliances over an additional, there are simply some that offer us better compared to the remainder. a cooktop is definitely a device that serves us in one of the most necessary times. that can deny that food just tastes far better when it is properly prepared than merely just sticking it in the microwave? sure there are frozen suppers a private or family members can pick from, however are they as yummy as a residence cooked dish? a number of us can not state that is the case. therefore, a cooktop is an element of a house that is thought about as being incredibly useful, perhaps except the expense of one in contrast to many various other home components, but for the function it serves. sadly, there comes a time when vital home appliances succumb to the all-natural effects of deterioration via typical usage. in situation your cooktop quits working, carrying out cooktop fixing can recover your stove back to its initial condition if you are both accustomed to the appliance as well as efficient in doing the essential fixings on your own. however, attempting to fix it without prior knowledge could end up backfiring on you. it is very advised for the home owner to work with a specialist that focuses on the appliance that is needing to be evaluated and/or fixed.
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Dermapaw Skin & Paw Treatment is an all-natural balm for pets with itchy skin and paws.
Dermapaw Skin & Paw Treatment provides natural anti-inflammatory ingredients to the skin to soothe itching, dryness and skin irritation.
Simply apply it to the skin anywhere on the body! It is 100% natural and non-toxic, which means it is safe if licked!
Rice bran oil, coconut oil, shea butter, beeswax, rice bran wax, jojoba oil, emu oil, vitamin e and lavender oil.

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dermapaw skin & paw treatment is an all-natural balm for pets with itchy skin and paws.
dermapaw skin & paw treatment provides natural anti-inflammatory ingredients to the skin to soothe itching, dryness and skin irritation.
simply apply it to the skin anywhere on the body! it is 100% natural and non-toxic, which means it is safe if licked!
rice bran oil, coconut oil, shea butter, beeswax, rice bran wax, jojoba oil, emu oil, vitamin e and lavender oil.