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The estimated or appraised worth of any object or property, calculated in money.
The word value has many meanings and may be used in different senses. Because value is usually a relative term, its true meaning must be determined by the context in which it appears.
Value sometimes expresses the inherent usefulness of an object and sometimes the power of purchasing other goods with it. The first is called value in use, the latter value in exchange. Value in use is the utility of an object in satisfying, directly or indirectly, the needs or desires of human beings. Value in exchange is the amount of commodities, commonly represented by money, for which a thing can be exchanged in an open market. This concept is usually referred to as market value.
Courts have frequently used the word value without any clear indication of whether it referred to value in use or market value. Generally, however, the courts and parties in civil actions are concerned with market value. Though courts may refer to salable value, actual value, fair value, reasonable value, and cash value, these terms are synonymous with market value.
Value is also employed in various phrases in business and commercial usage. The phrase actual cash value is used in insurance to signify the cost of purchasing new replacement property less normal depreciation, though it may also be determined by the current market value of similar property or by the cost of replacing or repairing the property. Cash surrender value is used in life insurance to refer to the amount that the insurer will pay the policyholder if the policy is canceled before the death of the insured.
Book value is the value at which the assets of a business are carried on the company's books. The book value of a fixed asset is arrived at by subtracting accumulated depreciation from the cost of the asset. Book value may also refer to the net worth of a business, which is calculated by subtracting liabilities from assets. Liquidation value is the value of a business or an asset when it is sold other than in the ordinary course of business, as in the liquidation of a business.
In the Stock Market, par value is the nominal value of stock; it is calculated by dividing the total stated capital stock by the number of shares authorized. Stated value is the value of no par stock established by the corporation as constituting the capital of the corporation.
valuenoun advantage, aestimatio, amount, appraisal, assessment, benefit, caliber, consequence, cost, desirability, effect, equivalent, esteem, estimate, estimation, excellence, expense, force, impact, importance, merit, price, purport, quality, quotation, significance, substance, superiority, use, usefulness, utility, valuation, worth, worthiness
Associated concepts: acquisition value, actual cash value, accual market value, appraised value, assessed value, book value, cash market value, cash surrender value, current market value, face value, fair and reasonable value, fair market value, fair value, full cash value, good faith purchaser for value, gross value, highest market value, holder for value, instrument of value, insurable value, intrinsic value, market value, negotiable instrument, nominal value, nuisance value, par value, pecuniary value, present value, probative value, prospective value, purchaser for value, real value, reasonable value, relative value, rental value, reserve value, residual value, retention value, substantial value, sufficient value, surrender value, tangible value, taxable value, transser for value, true value, value received
Foreign phrases: Libertas non recipit aestimationem.Freedom does not admit a valuation. Tantum bona valent, quantum vendipossunt. Goods are worth as much as they are sold for. Res per pecuniam aestimatur, et non pecunia per rem. The value of a thing is estimated according to its worth in money, but the value of money is not estimated by reference to propprty. Sapientia legis nummario pretio non est aestimanda. The wisdom of the law cannot be computed in money value.
See also: amount, appraise, assess, calculate, caliber, charge, consequence, cost, criticize, degree, emphasis, estimate, evaluate, expense, face amount, gauge, honor, importance, judge, magnitude, materiality, measure, merit, par, prefer, price, quality, rate, recommend, regard, significance, signification, sum, utility, weight, worth
VALUE, common law. This term has two different meanings. It sometimes
expresses the utility of an object, and some times the power of purchasing
other good with it. The first may be called value in use, the latter value
in exchange.
2. Value differs from price. The latter is applied to live cattle and animals; in a declaration, therefore, for taking cattle, they ought to be said to be of such a price; and in a declaration for taking dead chattels or those which never had life, it ought to lay them to be of such a value. 2 Lilly's Ab. 620.


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App Review: Net Scan (Ports and Networks Scanner) by Pavel Ahafonau
by Rob on
October 15, 2009
Filed under Daily App Reviews, Utility
I'm a fan of port scanners as much as the next geek, so when I saw Net Scan (Ports and Networks Scanner) in the iTunes App Store this week I had to give it a try. Network or port scanners are typically used by network admins, system admins and security professionals. They are typically used in larger environments as a means to discover what services are running and hence, what possible vulnerabilities would be exploitable.
Net Scan is a simple to use network scanner that allows this same type of discovery to occur by anyone, on their own or home network. Knowing just what is running on your network and what services are being hosted can be enlightening, especially if you have multiple hosts (computers/devices) on your network.
First, let me just quote the developer on features, since he can say it better than I can:
- Scan any IP address or network range
- Country of origin detection of the network owner
- Network range and AS number lookup
- MAC address and hardware vendor lookup
- Wake on LAN for hosts with MAC addresses
- WHOIS hostnames, IP addresses, ASNs
- Group results into multiple histories
- Predefined services for your convenience
- Possibility to add custom services
- Checks ICMP, TCP and UDP
- Faster asynchronous network I/O
- Works with Wi-Fi, 3G, EDGE and GPRS
- Eye-pleasing interface design
Displays host information (when available):
- Hostname
- IP address
- IP network range
- Autonomous system (AS) number
- Reverse hostname (PTR DNS record)
- Bonjour hostname
- Country of the network owner
- Services host runs (TCP and UDP open ports)
- Firewall detection results
- Ping test results
- MAC address and vendor
I have run Net Scan on a couple of networks so far and what I can tell you is that it works, and works well. It is highly configurable, allowing you to scan an individual host or an IP range. You can also configure it to scan known ports (interesting services), Unix services or a port range. There's also a switch to turn on "scan pingable (hosts) only," however I'd suggest turning that off since any respectable admin has icmp disabled on either their hosts or firewalls.
When I ran Net Scan on my local network if found pretty much everything I had attached to the network. These items included my iPhone 3GS, Macbook, Compaq notebook, Dell desktop, HP notebook, mythtv (htpc), hdhomerun and an airport express. On each of those, it did discover the services when I figured were running (and in a couple of cases services I had forgotten about).
I already mentioned that Net Scan works well. What can I say? it's a network scanner that works! So if you're looking for on the go network scanning from your mobile device then look no further. Just know, that you will need to have WiFi access to the network in order for the app to function.

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Our restaurant is named after what was Salt Lake City's Chinatown district in the early 1900's. Located on 200 South and 63 East, Plum Alley was a narrow alleyway featuring laundries, restaurants, and oriental specialty shops. After being torn down in 1952, the district was replaced by parking, but is still a stop on historical tours.
Plum Alley is now one of the Salt Lake City's most unique food establishments serving Southeast Asian influenced cuisine sourced from the finest local & regional ingredients.


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A graphic video delivered to The Associated Press (AP) on Sunday appeared to show the execution of a Polish engineer by Pakistani militants who had held him captive for more than four months.
Pakistan has seen a rash of kidnappings and attacks on foreigners in recent months, mostly blamed on al-Qaeda and Taliban militants trying to destabilize the secular government and punish it for supporting the US-led war in Afghanistan.
An UN worker from the US was abducted last week in the border town of Quetta in southwestern Pakistan. Police said on Sunday they were investigating a purported separatist group's claim of responsibility.
The seven-minute execution video appeared to show Polish hostage Piotr Stanczak sitting on the floor flanked by two masked men. Off camera, a militant briefly engages him in conversation before three others behead him. One of the hooded men then addresses the camera, blaming Pakistan for the execution for not agreeing to their demands to release Taliban prisoners.
If confirmed, Stanczak's death would appear to be the first killing of a Western hostage in Pakistan since US journalist Daniel Pearl was beheaded in 2002.
The video was given to a reporter in northwest Pakistan on a flash drive by an intermediary who said he obtained it from the Taliban.
The AP has elected not to distribute images from the execution itself.
It was unclear whether it was given to other media outlets.
Pakistani Interior Ministry spokesman Shahidullah Baig said the government had "heard about" the existence of the video and was investigating.
Piotr Adamkiewicz, a spokesman at the Polish embassy in Islamabad, said the mission had seen some images from the video. He said it appeared to show the Polish hostage being killed.
"We are thinking that this is [Stanczak], but we have to wait to receive the full tape," he said.
A spokesman for the Taliban in northwestern Pakistan said on Saturday they killed Stanczak because the government missed a deadline to release 26 prisoners.
Armed men pulled Stanczak from his car on Sept. 28 after killing three Pakistanis traveling with him near the city of Attock.
Stanczak was surveying oil and gas fields for Geofizyka Krakow, a Polish geophysics institute. The institute said on its Web site that it was carrying out surveying work in Pakistan on behalf of the Oil & Gas Development Co Ltd, or OGDCL, a Pakistani oil corporation.
It said it suspended its work after the abduction.
John Solecki, a UN official from the US, was seized on Feb. 2 in Baluchistan Province as he traveled to work at the offices of the UN refugee agency. His driver was shot to death.
Quetta chief investigator Wazir Khan Nasir said a previously unknown ethnic Baluch separatist group called the Baluchistan Liberation United Front telephoned a journalist on Saturday to claim responsibility. He did not say what the group's demands were.
"We are vigorously looking into the matter," Nasir said.
Pakistan-based Online International News Network quoted a spokesman for the front as saying Solecki was kidnapped to highlight the Baluch campaign for independence. The group has demanded the release of 141 Baluch women allegedly detained by Pakistani authorities and that the UN "solve the issue of Baluchistan under the Geneva Convention," he said.
He said it was the front's first kidnapping but warned of others if the demands were not met.


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I'm often asked how neat and organized my kitchen and pantry are. I suppose that because I share photographs of neat food and a generally neat kitchen, one would think that my kitchen and pantry are a well organized machine and things are always in order.
Well, I'm an open book…and I'm here to show you that that is not the case. I'm here to tell you about 2 things.
1. The amazing deal I scored at Kroger this week.
2. That my shelves are not as perfectly organized as you might think.
(Despite the fact that I am super Type A.)
You have to draw the line somewhere.
I told you.
Upside down.
Backwards AND upside down.
Slender cans shoved upside down and backwards into the corner of the shelf next to the toaster oven.
And falling over, backwards, upside down and pasta labels facing the wrong direction.
(Those fellow Type A mamas might be cringing by now. But I'm OK with it, so you need to be OK with it too!)
So why we're really here…
The DEAL!
- 21 cans Rotel- on sale $.42 each, used 21 $.30/1 that doubled to $.60 = $.18 each in overage (yes, my store still allows this…I wasn't sure if they did going in, but was pleasantly surprised to find they did!)
- 27 cans Hunts tomatoes, variety – on sale $.49 each, used 9 $.45/3 that doubled to $.90/3 = $.19 each
- 1 Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce – $1.49 sale, used $.50/1 that doubled to $1 = $.49
- 1 Frank's RedHot Sweet Chili Sauce -$1.49 sale, used $.50/1 that doubled to $1 = $.49
Total: $2.01
Plus $6.50 for the coupons that I ordered. I'll add this to my shopping total next week.
For the 48 cans of tomatoes, that'd be $7.50…or roughly $.16 each!
The overage from the Rotel essentially canceled out the price of 21 of the Hunts plus the $.01 difference. We also don't have sales tax on food in OH.
I should be good to go until the garden starts producing tomatoes…and beyond! No more running out of canned tomatoes for me!
And now I'm off to make some Chili…


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By Tessa Raebeck
While most retail stores in East Hampton and Southampton board up their windows for the winter, leaving a desolate Main Street for the local population, in Sag Harbor many stores are not only staying open, they're also offering great deals for the year round community.
The sale signs are popping up across Bay Street and Main Street, with some stores offering as much as 75 percent off select items.
"It's just a nice way to give back to locals," says Kim Keller, the manager at Urban Zen on Bay Street, which is offering 50 to 75 percent off select items through March.
Giving back is at the foundation of the Urban Zen business model, which is centered around a "soulful economy," as Keller calls it.
Haitian crafted goods are for sale at the store through the Haiti Artisan Project. Started by owner Donna Karan following the earthquake that shook Haiti four years ago, the project returns 100 percent of the proceeds from the items to Haiti.
The luxury items at Urban Zen range in price from $20 for "Haiti hearts," or handmade heart-shaped rocks, to $7,000 for a crystal chandelier handcrafted in Haiti.
In addition to the Haiti Artisan Project samplings, Urban Zen has a variety of pieces from across the world, ranging from handcrafted belts made in Brooklyn by designer Jason Ross to leather jackets made by hand using the best materials in Italy.
"Obviously," said Keller, "this store could not survive if it weren't for our summer clientele. Like everyone around here, that is our business."
Keller added that about two-thirds of the store's business is conducted from June to Labor Day, but staying open in the winter – and having sales – is Urban Zen's way to support the local community.
Although most locals may not be stopping into Urban Zen for a $895 cashmere dress from Italy, sales make it tangible to "collect" items by buying one or two pieces a season.
"They're beautiful," said Keller, wearing a cashmere sweater, scarf and hat, of the clothes at Urban Zen, "they last forever and go with everything."
The men's and women's stores of Flying Point Surf Boutique on Main Street are similarly thinking of Sag Harbor's year round community this winter, with sales of 15 to 50 percent off on all summer items.
"It's basically to bring people in during the winter and help the locals out," said Loreto Vignapiano, manager at the Flying Point Women's store in Sag Harbor.
Vignapiano said after realizing last season that a lot of customers were coming into the store looking for summer clothes to wear on tropical vacations this time of year, they decided to put on a winter sale.
Until the new spring gear comes in in March, all swimwear and summer clothing in the women's store is half off and flip-flops are buy one, get one free.
At the men's store, board shorts, Reef sandals, and "pretty much all summer clothing" is half off, according to manager Bethany Semlear. Rashguards and tee shirts are buy one, get one free. The store is also offering 25 percent off wetsuit tips, 20 percent off body and boogie boards and 15 to 20 percent off sunglasses.
A few blocks down Main Street at Satori, a women's boutique, owner Jessica Kenny is offering 30 percent off all clothing, excluding accessories, bras, hats, scarves, gloves, jewelry and some leggings, as part of its end of the season sale.
Kris Kim, a Satori employee, said there is also an ongoing selection of items for 50 percent off in the back of the store.
Traditionally less expensive than its luxury counterparts, Flashbacks is, as usual, offering items for $10 on a sale rack displayed outside the storefront.
An end of season sale of up to 75 percent off items at luxury boutique Life'Style ended last weekend.
A winter promotion at Calypso for 60 percent off of all sale merchandise also ended Monday. With the new collection having just arrived in store, however, manager Jennifer Lucey expects another deal is just around the corner.


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Observations showed that ISON was shedding about 112,000 pounds of dust and 130 pounds of water every minute.
Determining something so precise regarding the amount of dust and water shedded by a comet sounds preposterous to me.
Heiwa wrote:Any water, actually ice, of the comet will evidently become vapour for a while and return to being ice of the comet after the slingshot.
If comets are what they are said to be, and if they do contain ice, and if that ice should become vapor for any reason, it certainly won´t be hanging around long enough to turn back into ice!


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KNOXVILLE - A committee at the University of Tennessee has proposed remedies for rowdiness that made the campus the subject of late-night TV comedy.
The Knoxville News Sentinel reported the committee's recommendations include fulltime directors living in fraternity houses, amnesty for drunken students and their friends when seeking medical help and the online posting of sanctions against fraternities and sororities.
"Alcohol, for this age group, is and will continue to be our biggest issue. It is the root of most of our crimes," said UT Police Chief Troy Lane. "There obviously was an issue that made us all kind of decide enough is enough. But we're really not dealing with anything that any other college isn't dealing with."
The 11-page report released Thursday comes nearly six months after a Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity member was brought to UT Hospital dangerously drunk. Police reports blamed the incident on a wine enema, which garnered national attention. That chapter and, later, the Phi Gamma Delta chapter have shut down at UT.
The 25-member task force was formed to find solutions to poor behavior among fraternities. Members include the UT police chief, students, alumni, faculty and staff. The chairman is local attorney Thomas Hale. The group met about every other week to form its recommendations.
The group found that 14 fraternities were sanctioned 30 times in the last five years, tallying 68 violations that include alcohol abuse, physical abuse, hazing and nudity.
Some of the task force recommendations are immediately moving forward, including expanding the university's Greek recognition system. In addition to online listing of fraternities' and sororities' cumulative grade point averages and philanthropy work, the information will now include chapter violations.
Jeff Cathey, associate dean of students, said the university expects at least some fraternities to move quickly to add live-in advisers.
Also among the task force recommendations is the adoption of new educational programs for fraternities and sororities on hazing, managing risk, substance abuse and the code of conduct. The group also wants to review how effective and consistent campus rule enforcement is.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 19, 2013) - Conifex Timber Inc. ("Conifex" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CFF) announced today that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Conifex Power Limited Partnership ("CP Partnership"), has entered into a senior secured financing agreement (the "Financing") with Vertex One Asset Management Inc. ("Vertex") under the terms of which, subject to certain conditions and regulatory approvals, CP Partnership will issue to Vertex promissory notes (the "Notes") in the aggregate principal amount of $5 million. The Notes have a term of one year and bear interest at a rate of 12% per annum. CP Partnership may redeem the Notes, in whole or in part, at any time on or after four months from the issue date of the Notes upon 15 days' notice and payment of interest accrued on the amount redeemed to the date of redemption, but otherwise at par.
As additional consideration for the Financing, the Company will issue to Vertex at the time of funding non-transferrable common share purchase warrants (the "Warrants") to purchase up to an aggregate of 160,417 common shares of the unissued capital stock of the Company at a price of $9.50 per share for a period of three years following issuance. Any common shares issuable upon exercise of the Warrants will be subject to a hold period expiring four months and one day following the closing.
CP Partnership intends to use the net proceeds from the Notes primarily to partially fund CP Partnership's power project at Mackenzie, British Columbia. On completion of further planned engineering work over the next few months, Conifex expects to enter into discussions with various potential lenders with respect to long-term financing for the project.
Ken Shields, Chief Executive Officer of Conifex, commented: "This financing is a first step towards our objective of obtaining credit facilities to fund activity in our bioenergy segment. We are also working to secure conventional credit facilities to fund inventories and receivables in our lumber segment, following which we plan to repay our $12 million of 12% notes due at the end of 2013."
Release of Fourth Quarter 2012 Financial Results and Conference Call
The Company also announced today that it will release its fourth quarter 2012 financial results after markets close on Friday, February 22, 2013.
Conifex will host a conference call to discuss its fourth quarter 2012 financial and operating results on Monday, February 25, 2013 at 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time / 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time. To participate in the call, please dial: 416-340-2216 / 866-226-1792. The call will be available on instant replay access until March 11, 2013 by dialling 905-694-9451 or 800-408-3053 and entering participant pass code 1851950.
About Conifex Timber Inc.
Conifex and its subsidiaries' primary business currently includes timber harvesting, reforestation, forest management, sawmilling logs into lumber and wood chips, and value added lumber finishing and distribution. Conifex's lumber products are sold in the United States, Chinese, Canadian and Japanese markets. Upon completion of its bioenergy facility at Mackenzie, British Columbia, Conifex's business sectors will be expanded to include bioenergy.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements in this news release may constitute "forward-looking statements", including statements with respect to the Financing described herein and project financing for the power project. Forward-looking statements are statements that address or discuss activities, events or developments that the Company expects or anticipates may occur in the future. When used in this news release, words such as "estimates", "expects", "plans", "anticipates", "projects", "will", "believes", "intends" "should", "could", "may" and other similar terminology are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements reflect the current expectations and beliefs of the Company's management. Because forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, actual results, performance or achievements of the Company or industry may be materially different from those implied by such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve significant uncertainties, should not be read as a guarantee of future performance or results, and will not necessarily be an accurate indication of whether or not such results will be achieved. A number of factors could cause actual results to differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements, including the ability to obtain all necessary regulatory approvals, negotiate definitive documentation with respect to the Financing and successfully identify satisfactory financing with respect to the power project, as well as those matters described in the Company's 2012 annual management's discussion and analysis, available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Accordingly, readers should exercise caution in relying upon forward-looking statements and the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly revise them to reflect subsequent events or circumstances, except as required by law.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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Tropical vacations are expensive, and you have to deal with traveling, the heat, and getting sand all over your body. Laying on the couch wearing these Buffalo Bills Floral Polyester Pants has the same relaxing effect with none of the hassle AND you can show off your team spirit. Win-win.
- All-over floral design with team logo on display for some fantastic floral fandom
- Elastic waistband provides comfort and flexibility so you can go in on that second plate of buffalo wings
- All-over sublimated graphics that let everyone know who you're rooting for on gameday
- 94% Polyester/6% Elastane
- Inseam: Approximately 32 in.
- Machine wash
- Officially licensed
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by Trevor Kuss, sports information assistant
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College baseball team (13-7) scored nine unanswered runs on a blustery Wednesday afternoon at John Kurtz Field on their way to a decisive 9-6 victory over the University of West Georgia (15-7).
Pitching and defense hurt the Bobcats early, as the Wolves pushed six runs across in the first inning and sent 11 batters to the plate.
The Georgia College offense pieced together four runs in the bottom of the second inning, highlighted by a Mikee Moore (Dunwoody, Ga.) double that scored Ryan Sabalaskey (Carol Stream, Ill.) and Chris McCoy (Battle Creek, Mich.).
Patrick Olvaney (Alpharetta, Ga.) settled down after entering as a reliever in the first inning, holding the Wolves offense in check for the second and third innings. John Clark (Duluth, Ga.) entered in the fourth inning and worked two scoreless innings.
The Bobcats would take the lead in the bottom of the fifth inning, scoring three runs on four hits and two walks. McCoy walked with the bases loaded to push the go-ahead run across the plate.
Jordan Modine (Ft. Pierce, Fla.) and Christian Bragg (Augusta, Ga.) worked three scoreless innings, as Bragg faced only six batters over two perfect frames.
Clay Ardeeser (Loganville, Ga.) finished off the scoring for the Bobcats, as he came around in the eighth inning on a Taylor Hinshaw (Winder, Ga.) single.
Matt LaMothe (Troy, Mich.) only needed 10 pitches in the ninth inning for his second save of the season, tying him for fourth most in the Peach Belt Conference (PBC).
Clark earned the win, improving to 3-1 on the year.
Ardeeser extended his 18-game hitting streak, going 2-for-5 at the plate and scoring three runs. Daniel Bick (Alpharetta, Ga.) was 2-for-4, scoring one run and knocking in another.
The Bobcats are back in action Saturday, March 16 at 3 p.m. hosting Francis Marion University.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Google TV has landed! Er … sort of. Even though the future of the video-aggregation and search service might look uncertain, Logitech has loosed its flagship Google TV set-top box — the Revue — for living rooms everywhere.
Logitech Revue with Google TV
A smart way to bring the online video to the big screen. Integrated search is a boon to listless channel hoppers. Plays nice with both satellite and cable DVRs. Compatible with a slew of other Logitech remotes and peripherals. Ships with HDMI cable. Easy setup. Viewing Gmail and Twitter in 50 inches is kind of awesome.
Availability of web video is at the mercy of content providers. Drab and uninspired looks. Network slowdowns = visible artifacts and buffering. Handles multitabbed browsing about as well as a smartphone.
How We Rate
- 1/10A complete failure in every way
- 2/10Sad, really
- 3/10Serious flaws; proceed with caution
- 4/10Downsides outweigh upsides
- 5/10Recommended with reservations
- 6/10Solid with some issues
- 7/10Very good, but not quite great
- 8/10Excellent, with room to kvetch
- 9/10Nearly flawless
- 10/10Metaphysical perfection
Like most set-top boxes, the Revue isn't much to look at. It's relatively small and discrete, and even though it sports a tiny fan it's whisper quiet. In terms of connectivity it skews high end; component/composite have been cast off in favor of HDMI ports (both in and out) and digital audio out, and trusty 10/100 Ethernet all make cameos on the device's backside. There's even 802.11n connectivity. This simple setup makes installation a breeze, and getting our particular daisy chain running (DirecTV DVR>Revue>HDTV) took just under 10 minutes.
Poking around through the menus is mostly smooth thanks to the combination of the Revue's 1.2-GHz Atom processor and integrated GPU, although we did notice occasional lag during multitasking. The Revue's lack of any kind of storage felt counter-intuitive to us, but it's clear that Logitech conceived of the device as more of an intermediary than an end-all be-all hub.
Controls are a mixed bag. Put simply, the smallish wireless keyboard that ships with the Revue leaves a lot to be desired. Though it functions well enough — even letting you assign macros for common remote control commands — it feels cheap and largely forgettable. The integrated multitouch trackpad, remote-ish D-pad and the TV-centric shortcut keys for "DVR" and "Guide" make this feel more like a universal remote, less like a wireless keyboard, but we still couldn't shake the feeling that we were back in 1998 using grandma's WebTV.
Fortunately, there's an app for that. After tinkering with the Revue's QWERTY, we rushed to the Android app store to download Logitech's Harmony app. Loading the app effectively turns your Android (and soon iOS) device into a touchscreen universal remote ala Logitech's Harmony line of boobtube clickers. Not only was this control scheme much more intuitive for moving the cursor around the screen, but using Android's navigational gestures and voice search made finding content a cinch.
In many ways, the smartphone control scheme is one of the smartest things about the Revue. Though bringing QWERTY into the living room is a necessary evil for a search-minded product, it makes sense to leverage the lithe and efficient navigational vocabulary that smartphone users have built up over the years.
Of course, the biggest draw for the Revue is the Google TV service. In short, Google has engineered an Android-powered interface that overlays your broadcast service and grabs video from the web. Filling the space between is search functionality, and access to streaming services from Netflix, Amazon VOD, YouTube, Napster and Pandora. Google wisely rounded out these offerings with video-sharing partnerships with CNN, TBS, TNT and HBO, and paired it all with a dozen or so apps and a fully functional Chrome browser (with working Flash and HTML5).
It sounds like a clusterfrak, but navigation is actually fairly simple. While the credits were rolling on a live broadcast of 30 Rock, we got a hankering for old episodes of The State. All it took was the hitting the Search key and Google's minimalist query bar popped up at the top of the screen. From there, it was a just a matter of typing in the title and watching Google TV scour our DirecTV guide, all of its embedded streaming services, our connected DLNA devices and even the old fashioned web. What we got back was a little scattershot, but ultimately useful. The search results showed Amazon VOD had it for purchase, YouTube had clips available and the rest were mainly false positives. Netflix had it available to stream, but we had to effectively launch the app and look for it ourselves. Like our experience with the TiVo Premier, it's a little jarring to hop from one proprietary interface to another, but it's a small price to pay for the sheer convenience of adequate search.
Should I get this?
In all, the Revue is very much a step in the right direction. Despite being slightly overpriced, it's a smart marriage of hardware and services that's poised to usher in the next era of web-infused TV. Even though the future looks bright — especially with the entire Android Marketplace slated to hit Google TV in 2011 — there are still a few rain clouds on the horizon. As it stands, Hulu, ABC, and NBC have blocked their online video feeds from playback on the Revue. Though this is likely to change (Google is currently in negotiations with the content providers), the precariousness of content licensing and the impact it has on products like the Revue can't be ignored. Is this enough to scuttle the device? Hardly. Our advice is to consider the device's strengths today, while also exercising cautious optimism about its future.
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Pitcher & Player of the Week - No. 2
By Travis Rae, Communications and Sports Information Intern
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Brady Steiger of Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) has been named the NAIA National Baseball Player of the Week and Elliott Engle of Doane (Neb.) has been tabbed National Pitcher of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Steiger and Engle were selected based on their performances from March 11 - 17 and were chosen out of a pool of conference/independent/unaffiliated groupings.
Steiger, a native of Port Orchard, Wash., hit .750 for the week with 12 hits in 16 at-bats, including two home runs, five doubles, seven RBIs and nine runs scored. The junior infielder was 4-for-4 with two doubles and a home run driven in three runs in game-two of a double header against Oregon Tech on March 16. Steiger helped the Warriors push their winning streak to eight games.
On the season, Steiger ranks eighth in the NAIA in doubles (12), 19th in hits (40) and 24th in RBIs (28). His .482 batting average leads the Warriors and is 16th in the NAIA.
Engle, a junior from Lincoln, Neb., finished 1-0 last week, with a 7-0 victory over Manhattan Christian (Kan.) on March 15. Against Manhattan Christian, Engle threw the first perfect game in Doane's school history. He struck out 12, one shy of his career-high, while walking none. Engle capped off the perfect game when he fielded a two-hopper that came back to the mound.
On the season, Engle owns a 2-2 record, 1.87 earned run average and has struck out 36 and only walked six. He is holding opponents to hit .177, which is 23rd best in the nation.
For a complete listing of all the national statistical leaders, click here.
The next NAIA Baseball Pitcher and Player of the Week announcement will be on March 26.
Pitcher Nominees: Marshall Klontz, Peru State (Neb.); Eric Fredrick, Oklahoma Baptist; James Dykstra, Cal State San Marcos; Colton Reavis, Northwood (Texas); Dan Creighton, Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.); Josh Stone, Tabor (Kan.); Cory Carter, Houston-Victoria (Texas); Brian Williams, William Penn (Iowa); Chris Walker, Missouri Baptist; Josh Miller, Indiana Tech; Bennie Warner, Tougaloo (Miss.); Jake Fabre, William Carey (Miss.); Nick Quintero, West Virginia Tech; Lucas Harry, Indiana Southeast; Parker Vernon, College of Idaho; Nick Greene, San Diego Christian (Calif.); James Jensen, Menlo (Calif.); Dylan Shoffner, St. Catharine (Ky.); Stetson Nelson, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Adam Panayotovich, St. Francis (Ill.); Jarrod Jameson, Tennessee Wesleyan; Ben Hoar, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio); Tyler Molder, York (Neb.).
Player Nominees: Nerio Barreto, Talladega (Ala.); Kirk Rocha, Tabor (Kan.); Adam Humes, Northwood (Texas); Shane Spies, Rio Grande (Ohio); Dylan Blaha, Houston-Victoria (Texas); Kyle Mauricio, William Penn (Iowa); Cameron Balough, Judson (Ill.); Matthew Achter, Jamestown (N.D.); Tyson Popoff, British Columbia; Jordan Crowell, Point Park (Pa.); Nick Flanagan, Martin Methodist (Tenn.); Joel Lutz, Lubbock Christian (Texas); John Crooks, Lourdes (Ohio); Jake Stone, Tennessee Wesleyan; Zach Sizemore, West Virginia Tech; Gene Nanney, Culver-Stockton (Mo.); Colby Rogers, Lyon (Ark.); Braxton Hamil, Mobile (Ala.); Taylor Mata, Doane (Neb.); Alexis Batista, Northwood (Fla.); Riley Swanson, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio); Alec Abend, York (Neb.); Bryan Garza, Concordia (Calif.).
2013 Composite Award Winners (Pitcher; Player)
Week 1: Jeremy Gooding, Madonna (Mich.); Nerio Barreto, Talladega (Ala.)
Week 2: Elliott Engle, Doane (Neb.); Brady Steiger, Lewis-Clark State (Idaho)


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Legendary singer Willie Nelson will be featured at a high-dollar fundraiser for Democratic governor nominee Wendy Davis.
The event will be held April 27 in the Houston backyard of plaintiff's lawyer Steve and Amber Mostyn, featuring barbecue, Nelson and — for those who stay overnight at the Hotel ZaZa — a campaign briefing on Monday morning.
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Is anyone else afraid of what Hasbro might do with the line if we do indeed get 3D movies? Looking at what they did with GI-Joe, I wouldn't be suprised if the normal 3-4 inch line was put on hiatus aswell.March 12th, 2007Hasbro updates today informing us that the Basic figure line has been put on permanent hiatus to make way for their new Total Force 8inch figure line, offeringmechanized battle attack and force speaking action. These figures will retail for 19.99 at all brick and mortar stores everywhere!
Still though, it's always fun to go on Toy Runs. I would really miss that if they quit selling them in stores. Fortunately, I don't see that happening for a long time.
Online shopping is so unsporting--like those canned hunts where somebody trees a bear and then you go shoot it down. Not a fair fight.
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We don't care what one person does to you, their car is off limits. You do not go around trashing someone else's ride. Pulp Fiction pretty much nailed this one. Oh, and it had a tasty NSX, too.
When we asked what you should do when your car is stolen, Tohru Rokuno voiced everyone's innermost feelings.
"I don't know who you are.
I don't know what you want.
If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money.
But what I do have are a very particular set of skills;
skills I have acquired over a very long career.
Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you.
If you return my car now, that'll be the end of it.
I will not look for you, I will not pursue you.
But if you don't, I will look for you.
I will find you...
and I will kill you."
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"ALMOST no one who has ever eaten at Palm feels lukewarm about it," Mimi Sheraton wrote in The New York Times in 1976, at the start of a review that awarded the steakhouse four stars, the newspaper's highest rating. Either you saw Palm as a boisterous and exciting house party, Ms. Sheraton reported, or a crowded, shouty bore. There was no middle ground. (Everyone loved the steak.) The restaurant was then 50 years old.
It is now 85, the father figure in an international chain that has 27 locations, all of them inspired by the original, with its sawdust-strewn floors, gruff, uniformed waiters and celebrity cartoons on the walls. The restaurant's first child, a Palm in Washington, was born in 1972 and soon became a power haunt; its second, Palm Too, directly across Second Avenue from the original, came the following year, and Los Angeles after that. There are now Palms in the theater district and TriBeCa; in San Diego; Nashville; Boston; Orlando, Fla.; Mexico City; and San Juan, P.R.
Palm is many things to many people. (Ms. Sheraton later downgraded the restaurant to three stars. Bryan Miller, her successor, took it to one in 1992, the last time the restaurant was reviewed.)
In New York City, the flagship restaurant and its annex have become almost a single entity — a restaurant with a front dining room on the west side of Second Avenue (Palm) and a back room on the east (Palm Too), a combination that is set-ready for new episodes of "Mad Men," missing only ashtrays and a strictly followed dress code. They are almost entirely interchangeable unless you have been to both enough times to have developed a preference for one over the other.
Here is the cheat sheet: Palm is for groups, for first-timers and those who gather around them, for anyone interested in eating at the heart of the Italian steakhouse beast, with its composed salads and cold seafood, its excellent steaks, fat grilled lobsters and starches, or anything you'd like to consume under a blanket of melted mozzarella and sticky red sauce. At Palm the bulk of the dining room is made up of broad tables of four and six and eight, all of them raucous and crammed into a space that is smaller than it appears from outside its wide windows, and just as merry (or miserable) as it was when Ms. Sheraton stalked its aisles. Waiter, another round!Continue reading the main story
Palm Too, meanwhile, is better should you desire to eat alone or with a single friend, quietly occupying a comfortable booth beneath a caricature of the publisher Jason Epstein as a green bookworm emerging from a Random House title, or a seat beneath a framed photograph of Dave Winfield, then a Yankee outfielder.
Palm Too is the more intimate Palm. (And it is always Palm, not the Palm. This is a result of a city clerk's corruption of the 1926 desire of the founders, Pio Bozzi and John Ganzi, to name the restaurant Parma, in honor of their hometown in Italy. The clerk nodded, and wrote "Palm" on the form.)
The food on both sides of the avenue is first-rate, at least if you stick to the original script of salad and tangy, prime-rated beef, or salad and huge, perfectly acceptable lobster, along with potatoes and greens. (The best dessert is a cigar and a long walk home, or just the cigar, though you can certainly get cheesecake.)
The best salads at Palm are brusque and proprietary. There is a requisite hearts of palm version, which offers a mixture of the slick, delicious vegetable with romaine, tomato, egg and kalamata olives. (Who needs blue cheese?) And there are two salads named for Gigi Delmaestro, who was the maître d'hôtel at Palm Too when it opened, later moving to the Los Angeles branch in 1975. The East Coast version combines shrimp, green beans, tomato, onion and bacon in a simple red wine vinaigrette; the West Coast version adds to this chopped iceberg lettuce, egg, roasted pepper and avocado. (It should be called the Kitchen Sink.)
Against this bounty there is no reason to order a Caesar. It seems and tastes disloyal.
Seafood starters include a marvelous rendition of baked clams oreganata, and a size-large crab cocktail that offers plain lump crab meat with a cocktail sauce that takes well to the loads of fresh horseradish that come on the side. You might have shrimp instead, which receive the same treatment, or a silky lobster bisque of deceptive heartiness — it derives its thickness almost certainly from rice rather than cream, and lists only 120 calories on the menu.
Yes, there are calorie counts listed against every dish at the Palms. This is in keeping with a 2008 New York City law that requires all restaurants with 15 or more outlets nationwide to display calorie information. It is terrible for a steakhouse as good as Palm to have to comply (those clams oreganata top out at 400 calories; the West Coast Gigi at 380; a plate of hash browns will deliver or set you back a whopping 980), but this is the price of success for the Bozzi family, which still owns the business. Guests who walk into the restaurants talking of beef blanch at the numbers and bail into green salads and plain fish. Moods are ruined, arguments begun.
It is better to do as was always customary at Palm in the past, and ignore the menu entirely. Most want steak — the prime porterhouse if it's available is generally the most crusty without and tender within — and some want a giant lobster, and a very few more than that want a veal Marsala or a chicken parm (and they'll regret it). So do not read about anything. Just ask for the steak after some Gigis and a crab. You may certainly ask for mashed potatoes or broccoli or fries. These will come with a shrug and perhaps some sucked teeth. The waiter knows you want creamed spinach and hash browns.
And then have a drink while you wait for the food to arrive, and catch up with your tablemates about work or family gossip or the affairs of the day. Do not order wine — the selection is not very good. Cut into your buttery meat, your buttery potatoes, your creamy greens. These are prepared with real skill and care, and taste it. Meanwhile, look at that sawdust on the floor and the twinkle in everyone's eyes. Palm may be a chain restaurant. But not on Second Avenue, no matter where you sit.
Palm and Palm Too
Palm, 837 Second Avenue (45th Street), Midtown, (212) 687-2953; Palm Too, 840 Second Avenue (45th Street), Midtown, (212) 697-5198; thepalm.com.
ATMOSPHERE Both restaurants are gruff, sawdusted and bedecked in caricature, though Too is slightly more intimate.
SOUND LEVEL Festive and carnivorous, not unpleasant.
RECOMMENDED DISHES Gigi salads, crab cocktail, baked clams, lobster, steak, creamed spinach, hash browns, cheesecake.
WINE LIST Perfunctory and corporate, as if to underscore the excellence of the traditional cocktails.
PRICE RANGE Appetizers, $8.50 to $19.90; entrees, $29.90 to $58.
HOURS Monday, noon to 10 p.m.; Tuesday to Friday, to 11 p.m. (until 10:30 at Palm Too); Saturday, 5 to 11 p.m. (until 10:30 on Saturday and 10 on Sunday at Palm Too).
RESERVATIONS Recommended.
CREDIT CARDS All major cards.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Both restaurants have narrow passageways
in the dining rooms. The restrooms at Palm are up a flight of stairs.
WHAT THE STARS MEAN Ratings range from zero to four stars and reflect the reviewer's reaction to food, ambience and service, with price taken into consideration. Menu listings and prices are subject to change.Continue reading the main story


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D7: Huffington and Weymouth: Print Has ADD, Online Has OCD?
One interesting conversation I sat in on at D7 was between Arianna Huffington, founder of the Huffington Post, and Katherine Weymouth, publisher of the Washington Post. Huffington's comments that print suffers from ADD while online journalism suffers from OCD may have summed up the conversation, but it was clear that the two had both large areas of agreement and large areas of disagreement.
Conference host Kara Swisher showed a survey showing that newspaper content is very popular online and most Americas do not pay to subscribe to any online site. But a quarter of Americans says they would be willing to pay up to $25 per month for the content they want.
Weymouth talked about completely reorienting the Washington Post for the Internet age. Print still has 1 million daily readers and 2 million on Sunday; she admitted print is declining, but not quickly. Online, the Washington Post has10 million unique visitors, 90 percent from outside the Washington area.
She said people visit them because they are a "trusted source" and the Post lost money in the first quarter in print, but online traffic has grown steadily and mobile traffic has doubled. Weymouth acknowedged that the Washington Post had to cut costs, but noted that the company has a lot more people than it did in 1975 during Watergate. She talked about restructuring the newsroom and doing things such as getting rid of the divisions by sections.
Weymouth said the Washington Post got traffic from the Huffington Post, and also that it could learn from how Huffington Post chooses things like headlines. Huffington talked about the need for community, and for moderating posts (which she said was still a manual process).
When discussing whether people will continue to read print, Huffington said she would and that people her generation would. But Weymouth noted that more 18-to 34 year-olds in Washington read the post than watch "American Idol." She said that people shouldn't think about online as a substitute--people who read the paper check the online site during the day.
Huffington spend a lot of time talking about the failures of traditional journalism, complaining that journalists have traded their credibility for access. She said print suffers from ADD, not following stories enough, while online journalism suffers from OCD, focusing on stories obsessively.
Huffington noted that the mainstream media missed the two biggest stories in recent years (dealing with weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and the run-up to the financial crisis); she said that was because traditional journalism was too focused on listing both sides of an issue instead of "truth seeking" where there is often only one correct side. (I think she far oversimplifies the issues here, but that's a topic for another time.) Weymouth defended the work her paper was doing, and Huffington tried to agree that a lot of good work was still being done.


text: Friday, June 08, 2012 Tribute to Outgoing President Scott Ward Outgoing APTA president R. Scott Ward, PT, PhD, was honored for his service at the closing ceremonies of APTA's House of Delegates on Wednesday. The association invites physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and students to watch this video tribute from APTA's Board of Directors and to leave thanks to or memories of Ward at the following blog post. A summary of Ward's address at Wednesday's Opening Ceremonies is available in today's PT 2012 Daily News. The June 8 issue also includes coverage of the keynote address, delivered by Terry Bradshaw, Football Hall of Fame quarterback and NFL analyst for Fox; the 43rd McMillan Lecture, presented by Alan M. Jette, PT, PhD, FAPTA; and educational sessions on imaging, patient adherence, and the Human Genome Project. Access the issue at the PT 2012 webpage under "The Basics." Comments Scott, thank you for your dedication and service. You have done an outstanding job, and I look forward to buying you a drink at a future meeting! Best wishes, Anne Posted by Anne Thompson on 6/8/2012 1:36 PM Scott- You're the greatest!! Thanks a million for all your hard work, enormous efforts, and passion for progressing the field of physical therapy!! Looking forward to continuing to learn from you still!! -Halley :) Posted by Halley Tollner -> ALX_DF on 6/8/2012 11:44 PM You have again made the University of UtaH PT program proud. Posted by James Haberstro -> ENT^ on 6/12/2012 9:20 PM


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The Bill of Rights doesn't mention that freedom of speech is restricted to a special class of establishment journalists. Freedom of speech is a universal property right, regardless of what the establishment-media gatekeepers say.
The FedMoney and BanksGold Standard
Stated simply, gold-standard proponents seek a dollar that is widely trusted as a constant measure of value. Nothing more. Nothing less.
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If you believe The Atlantic, rejection of PC culture is hardly limited to the Right.
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Vol. 24, No. 6: Quotations
Quotations in the news The stylebook entry on quotations in the news is being amended a bit, primarily to include quoting of email passages. The new entry:
In quoting oral conversation, don't routinely use abnormal spellings such as gonna and nothin' in attempts to convey regional dialects or mispronunciations. But such spellings may be appropriate when the usage is relevant or helps to convey a desired impression in a feature article.Spoken quotations, however, normally should be corrected to avoid the errors in grammar and word usage that can occur unnoticed when someone is speaking but are embarrassing in print. Printed quotations shouldn't be changed. Instead, introduce faulty passages from documents, transcripts or emails with a phrase indicating the aberrations appeared in the texts: An email message, including misspellings and grammatical lapses, appeared on the blog Wednesday. Use sic in brackets after such errors only as a last resort, as after a prominent misspelled word in a short quotation.


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When you use the Greenplum tools for loading and unloading data, you must specify how your data is formatted. COPY, CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE, and gpload have clauses that allow you to specify how your data is formatted. Data can be delimited text (TEXT) or comma separated values (CSV) format. External data must be formatted correctly to be read by Greenplum Database. This topic explains the format of data files expected by Greenplum Database.


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Figure 2–1 shows the steps involved in authenticating a client by using a name and password. The figure assumes the following points.
The user has already decided to trust the system, either without authentication, or on the basis of server authentication via SSL.
The user has requested a resource controlled by the server.
The server requires client authentication before permitting access to the requested resource.
In Figure 2–1, password authentication is performed in the following steps.
The user enters a name and password.
For the LDAP bind to Directory Server, the client application must bind with a Distinguished Name. Therefore the client application may use the name entered by the user to retrieve the DN.
The client sends the DN and password across the network.
The server determines whether the password sent from the client matches the password stored for the entry with the DN sent from the client.
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All-State Games: 58th annual gathering begins Wednesday at Adams State in Alamosa
The 58th annual All-State Games, sponsored by the Colorado High School Coaches Association, will be Wednesday through Saturday at Adams State University in Alamosa.
Games and events in multiple sports for recently graduated seniors over all five classifications will be held on three of four days. It's a last hurrah for so many high-schoolers.
9 a.m.: Girls cross country race
9:30 a.m.: Boys cross country race
2 p.m.: Softball, at Adams State softball field
7:30 p.m.: Football, at Rex Stadium
9 and 10 a.m.: Volleyball semifinals (followed by championship and third-place matches), Plachy Main Gym
9 and 10:30 a.m.: Girls Basketball semifinals, Plachy Fieldhouse
Noon and 1:30 p.m.: Boys Basketball semifinals, Plachy Fieldhouse
1:30 p.m.: Wrestling matches, Plachy Main Gym
3 p.m.: Girls Basketball Final, Plachy Main Gym; 3rd-place Game, Plachy Fieldhouse
5 p.m.: Boys Basketball Final, Plachy Fieldhouse


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This privacy policy governs your use of the software application TRIPPY ("Application") for mobile devices provided by Livintis W.L.L. The Application is a photo editing application that allows the user to edit and add effects to photos on their device.
What information does the Application obtain?
Automatically Collected Information: the Application may collect certain information automatically, including, but not limited to, the type of mobile device you use, your mobile devices unique device ID, the IP address of your mobile device, your mobile operating system, the type of mobile Internet browsers you use, and information about the way you use the Application. We also collect behavioral application event data for analytics: access dates and times, app features or pages viewed, app crashes and other system activity and information.
User Provided Data: we collect content submitted by users to us, such as bug reports, customer support communications. transaction-related information, such as when you make purchases, respond to any offers, or download or use applications from us; information you provide us when you contact us for help; and information you provide when you register and create an account. Registration with us is optional. However, please keep in mind that you may not be able to use some of the features offered by the Application unless you register with us. When you optionally register with the Application, you provide email address and password.
What do we use your data for?
We use this information to enable and improve your experience with our services; to research and develop new services and features; to identify similar users on social media services; to deliver retargeted marketing on social media and to fix bugs and issues. If you have created an account and opted in for email services, then we will use your email to send you the services that you opted in for, for retargeting marketing and we may use it with Facebook to identify similar users. We may also use the information you provided us to contact your from time to time to provide you with important information, required notices and marketing promotions. We share information about your use of our app with our GDPR complaint social media, advertising and analytics partners to help us analyze and improve our services. These services may include: Mixpanel, OneSignal, Crashlytics, Google, Facebook, Sashido, Instabug. We do not sell data to 3rd parties.
How can I control what is shared?
You can turn of sharing analytics data at any time using the settings menu of the Application (go to Settings -> Privacy Settings). You can opt not to provide your email address to access more features. You can also request that we delete all your data. You can also stop all collection of information by the Application easily by uninstalling the Application. You may use the standard uninstall processes as may be available as part of your mobile device or via the mobile application marketplace or network.
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This Application does not collect precise information about the location of your mobile device.
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We will share your information with third parties only in the ways that are described in this privacy statement. We may disclose User Provided and Automatically Collected Information: as required by law, such as to comply with a subpoena, or similar legal process; when we believe in good faith that disclosure is necessary to protect our rights, protect your safety or the safety of others, investigate fraud, or respond to a government request; with our trusted services providers who work on our behalf, do not have an independent use of the information we disclose to them, and have agreed to adhere to the rules set forth in this privacy statement.
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Discover a transformative R&R experience in the beautiful Catskills of NY State! Designed to uplift physically, mentally and energetically, our retreat programs offer a restorative schedule of daily wellness classes, guided hikes/meditations, wellness workshops plus free time for on-site amenities. The EarthMind Wellness Center at Honor's Haven Resort has been proudly hosting wellness programming for over the last 10 years helping individuals achieve new levels of health, happiness and peace.
Average Cost: All Inclusive Rates Per Person$530.00/Double room (Shared with 1 other program participant of same gender)$690.00/Single room (Private room)
Environment: Lake / Pond, Mountain, River / Stream, Rural, Woods
Gay Friendly: Yes!
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Restrictions: No Alcohol, No Drugs, No Smoking
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In July of 2015, Honor's Haven Resort & Spa became certified through the HospitalityGreen (HG) LLC Green Concierge Eco-Business Certification ™ program. As an organization, we have a strong passion for sustainability and green business practices. We have demonstrated our dedication to the Green Concierge program through staff trainings, the implementation of recommendations and adherence to the Tier One Bronze set of standards of the program.
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End Date: 12/8/2019
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Heather Watson
Great Britain
- Full name Heather Miriam Watson
- Birth date May 19, 1992
- Birth place Guernsey
- Current age 27 years 178 days
- Height 5 ft 7 in
Young, talented and spirited, Heather Watson burst onto the scene when she won the US Open junior title in 2009.
A promising swimmer, Watson left home aged 12 to join Nick Bollettieri's tennis academy in Florida, which has churned out stars such as Andre Agassi and Maria Sharapova.
After winning the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games gold medal in India, Watson played her first senior tournament in March 2009, overtaking Laura Robson as the top-ranked British junior in July. Then, seeded 11th, Watson won the US Open junior title, beating doubles partner Yana Buchina in the final.
She made her WTA Tour debut in Miami in March 2010, losing in straight sets to Tsvetana Pironkova and claimed her first victory at Eastbourne, where she beat Aleksandra Wozniack 6-3 6-2.
Then, in January 2011, she reached her first WTA Tour quarter-final in Auckland to continue her steady rise up the rankings. In May, she became the first British woman to win a match at the French Open since1994, a result which saw her break into the top 100 the following month.
Career high
Winning the US Open junior title aged 17. Watson dropped just five games against Buchina, who had scuppered chances of an all-British final after beating Laura Robson in the semi-finals. She was the first Briton to win the girls title, following in the footsteps of Andy Murray, who won the boys' crown in 2004. "When I won, I hadn't realized I'd won," Watsonsaid. "I thought, 'Oh, I won the match.' And then I put my racquet down, and it finally began to sink in. I'm really proud of myself."
Career low
Bursting into tears during her post-match press conference at Wimbledon in 2011. Watson had been a set up in her first-round match against Mathilde Johansson, but an elbow injury hampered her progress. Speaking to the media after the match, Watson claimed it was the hardest defeat of her career and broke down in tears, saying, "I've never felt anything like this before. I really wanted to win and I thought I had the match. I'm just asking myself now, 'Why me?'. Why couldn't it have happened in another tournament? Why this one?"
"If you gave me three wishes for my career I'd want to be No 1 in the world, win all four grand-slams and be a good role model."
"I feel like I'm a girl version of [Jo-Wilfried Tsonga]. We play similarly, we're both aggressive and he's a very happy guy and smiles a lot."
Nominated as one of the WTA's 'Hot Shots' in 2011, Watson played tennis with former England striker Gary Lineker, suspended 50 metres above the River Thames with former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash providing the commentary.
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