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Since 1998, PlayMedia® has been at the avant-garde of the digital audio revolution having developed advanced software, middleware and systems design for leading players in the audiovisual content distribution industry.
The first product of AMP®, the AMP MP3 decoder, was at the epicenter of the reinvention of the recorded music industry. The AMP Decoder was the very heart of the wildly popular media player WinAMP, namesake for the a Windows UI placed on top of the AMP codec. WinAMP, at its zenith in the early 2000's, was the most downloaded application on the Internet. Between 1998 and 2002 PlayMedia broadened its array of AMP technologies to address video codecs (AMP 4Play) as well as audiovisual encoding, encryption/decryption, playlist management and more.
PlayMedia continued its seminal role in the re-ordering of the music industry by providing the AMP Decoder for the original Napster®. Global media giant Bertelsmann, who was Napster's principal backer, tasked PlayMedia with developing an advanced, secure file format for Napster's next generation system as well as for all other digital content assets held by the German media group.
With innovative (and patented) content distribution infrastructures, such as MPFree® – PlayMedia expects to remain at the avant-garde of content diffusion systems and related technologies.
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AMP® Digital Audio Technologies
AMP® technologies include the "AMP" MP3 decoder licensed for use inside the world-renowned WinAMP MP3 playback application for PC's. AMP has been at the very vortex of the worldwide digital music revolution. It is also the namesake of some other notable PC music players, such as 1998's MacAMP for the Mac and LinAMP for Linux.
Traversing the storied history of AMP, we discover also that it was the MP3 playback engine inside the original, wildly popular Napster® music client.
AMP is also used for mission-critical audio playback for everyone from sovereign governments to organizations making technology for the vision-impaired.
AMP is now offered as a module within AMPhibian® but may be employed outside of the Framework for specialized purposes.
Leading audio engineers have called AMP the "best sounding MP3 decoder".
In development are CloudAMP™ and WebAMP™ for not only audio, but full Cloud and Web multimedia.
AMPhibian® is a a sophisticated audio framework employing modularized AMP technologies supporting the addition not only of any number of codecs but also a panoply of related DSP technologies engendering every conceivable audio effect.
Using the AMPhibian® SDK, developers are free to create a spectrum of audio "plug-ins" the limits to which are bounded only by imagination.
PlayMedia's 4Play® products are our MPEG-4-compliant, end-to-end technologies for audiovisual content distribution.
MPFree® is PlayMedia's patent-protected methodology for advertiser-supported content distribution.
CloudAMP™CloudAMP™ is PlayMedia's project to create the better "celestial jukebox". A rich archive of audiovisual content, all hosted in the Cloud.
CloudAMP™ will be carefully curated audio, video and text. A panoply of choice content that will be accessible to all connected devices via a panoply of affiliated, supporting apps.
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ipad and gameApart from a spike in online transactions on Christmas Day when shoppers unwrapped iPads, iPhones and eBooks to download applications and games, the overall growth in online sales slowed in December, suggesting Christmas may have been a poorer one for all retailers.
Latest research from National Australia Bank has revealed online sales grew close to 30 per cent in October and November but eased to 23 per cent during December, dashing retailers' hopes of a spending boom for the holidays.
NAB chief economist Alan Oster said the cooling off in online sales pointed to disappointing December retail trade numbers to be released on Wednesday, which would likely be negative.
"I think they will be negative, we look at this and say if online slowed then the other [segments of retail] slowed," Mr Oster said.
The NAB Online Retail Sales Index retreated slightly for December, with the index up 23 per cent year on year. This was down from a 27 per cent lift for online sales in November and a 26 per cent gain in October.
The value of online spending in Australia in 2012 was $12.8 billion, equating to about 5.8 per cent of the size of the traditional offline retail sector.
"With the online index a bit softer, it would be indicative of probably weaker growth in sales, and from what we have seen from anecdotal evidence both in our [statistics] and some of our surveys it does suggest to us that retail was less positive than the previous year."
NAB is forecasting the Bureau of Statistics will report national retail sales in December down 0.2 per cent, seasonally adjusted, against a fall of 0.1 per cent in November. This excludes the usual 30 per cent lift in sales for December linked to Christmas shopping.
The rate of growth for online sales continues to trump traditional bricks and mortar turnover, with that segment growing at around 3 per cent per year.
A generally low inflation environment, with some categories such as electronics and home entertainment experiencing sliding prices, along with many online sites offering free shipping, helped reduce average transaction sizes and therefore forced down overall sales by value.
Mr Oster said there was a significant increase in online transactions on Christmas Day for toys, games, music, movies and books.
"It appears that these purchases were primarily eBooks and digital music downloads – having been loaded onto devices given as Christmas gifts," he said.
"There was also an interesting upturn after Christmas with the traditional post-Christmas sales spreading online in a more significant fashion in 2012, due in part to increased advertising last year."
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The first installment in this series (Feb 22nd Issue) dealt with the 10 year history of the Canyon Country Discovery Center project. The second installment (February 29 issue) discussed the reasons why Monticello is so ideally suited for such a facility. Today, we look at some of the facilities and programs that will make the CCDC, the new campus of Four Corners School, one of the best of its kind in the nation, when construction is completed in 2015. Last year utility hookups to the Monticello City system were completed. Turning lanes off highway 191 were also built, and a magnificent entry sign was completed. (See picture with first installment.)
Located on 48 acres, the CCDC is adjacent to Monticello City limits. In accord with the educational philosophy of Four Corners School, the new programs of the Discovery Institute for Conservation Education, facilitated by the Country Discovery Center Campus, will be based on five content areas related to the Colorado Plateau: Natural History and Landscapes of the Colorado Plateau, People and Place of the Colorado Plateau, Canyon Country Land Use and Energy, Canyon Country Astronomy and Weather, and Water and its Effects on the Region.
CCDC's 21,635 square foot facility will be a LEEDS certified building. Energy efficient technology will be utilized into a design derived from the Colorado Plateau's landscape and native cultures – a round exhibit hall with a living roof, attached rectangular south-facing building for staff and conference/classroom space, and on the end a shop/storage space.
Both on-site and outreach programs will be offered from the campus of CCDC. However, the magic occurs when such a facility is located in the center of tens of thousands of square miles of mostly pristine mountains, deserts, and canyons known as the Colorado Plateau. In that setting, the CCDC has unlimited and endless possibilities for future growth and development.
Forty hands-on indoor and outdoor learning stations for multiple ages and diverse audiences will be written in English, Spanish and Navajo. The exhibit area will accommodate families, school groups, or individuals at learning stations facilitated by floor staff or Discovery Guides.
Outdoor classroom elements such as a Constellation Circle, Analemma, Pond and Wetlands, Nature Playscape, Animal Tracks, Geo-Strata Wall, Vertical Axis Wind Turbines, Ethnobotany Trails and Gardens, Solar Display Panel, Dendrochronology benches, a Wildlife Puzzle, and a Colorado River model stream table, will be available.
Onsite education programs for K-12 students and teachers within the Visitor Center will enhance and supplement any school's core curriculum. These programs will be supplemented by "Discovery Guides," trained education professionals intimately familiar with all exhibits and place-based education.
Astronomy will be a special part of the outdoor classroom with a complete roll-off roof observatory on site.
Teacher education programs, onsite, and outreach programs will build on and complement Four Corners School's successful teacher education program established in 1998 – The Bioregional Outdoor Education Project. Professional development at CCDC will ultimately lead to certification in place-based education.
Education outreach, wherein staff will travel to communities on the Colorado Plateau to provide programs to schools and interested residents will offset the cost and legal limitations of students having to travel long distances.
Research projects may include such things as sustainable agriculture, alternative technologies for renewable resources, meteorology; mineralogy, technologies applicable to invasive species control, hydrology, resources use, and teacher professional development. A small field lab will be available for researchers.
The conference/community meeting hall and classrooms will the housed in a 2,000 square foot dividable area. When in a classroom configuration, this area will also be used by conference groups, local clubs, and special events. A "bouldering wall" will be available for after-school activities.
The Discovery Theater will be a complete theater space within the conference area that will host science programs, movies, and workshops.
After school and evening programs, workshops, and lectures will be open to the public and focused on the Discovery Center's content areas. These programs and events will be opportunities for in-house research teams, faculty, or guests of the community to present their work, be it professional or amateur.
Certifications programs will include outdoor leadership, range/recreation technician, archaeology technician, and place-based education certification.
Next week, Janet Ross will be my guest columnist and will explore the benefits CCDC will have for Monticello, San Juan County, and the Nation.
See entire series:
1- Canyon Country Discovery Center – from a dream to reality
2- Why Monticello is the perfect place for the Canyon Country Discovery Center
3- A look at facilities and programs designed for the new Canyon Country Discovery Center
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Charlotte Helton had a great impact on Yazoo
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"She has really been the one to keep the wheels on the Helton wagon."
Those were the words used by Kennith Helton when he described his wife Charlotte's role in guiding their family during an interview for this newspaper describing how they established their roots in our community.
No family has had a larger impact on Yazoo City's business community and our local economy than the Helton family, and Charlotte Helton deserves a great deal of credit for the family's success.
Mrs. Helton, who died last week, came to Yazoo City with her husband in 1964 because he had an opportunity to make a little more money working for a grocery business here. In the early days she did everything from wrapping meat and checking groceries to keeping the books and making deposits while working alongside her husband.
Through lots of hard work and smart business decisions, the Heltons became leaders in Yazoo City's business community. They also began a family tradition as they taught their sons about hard work and making wise investments.
Through the years Mrs. Helton gave back to her community and her church, and she was always proud to call Yazoo home. The Heltons enjoyed enough success that they could have lived anywhere in the world, but they have always believed in giving back to the community that showed them so much support.
Charlotte Helton certainly leaves Yazoo City better than she found it. Much better.
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Man robs Metro PCS store, writes apology letter, Kissimmee police say
Efrain Lopez charged with robbery, grand theft, drug possession
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – A Kissimmee man wrote an apology letter to the clerks he robbed at a Metro PCS store on Sunday afternoon, according to Kissimmee police.
Efrain Lopez, 34, has been charged with robbery with a firearm, grand theft, possession of cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia in the Sunday afternoon robbery at the store on Vine Street.
Police said Lopez went to the store just before 2 p.m. Sunday, approached the clerk with his hand in his pocket and said "give me the money." The clerk didn't see a gun but complied and Lopez left the store with an undisclosed amount of money.
A K9 unit tracked Lopez to the Flamingo Inn, where he was arrested and taken to Osceola County jail on $2,000 bond.
Police said Lopez cooperated with them and voluntarily wrote an apology letter to the clerks at Metro PCS.
No injuries were reported in the robbery.
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Dr. Edward Rosenow III spent his entire professional career at Mayo Clinic, retiring after 31 years. He was born in Ohio and obtained his M.D. at Ohio State University. Prior to his retirement, he was the Arthur M. and Gladys D. Gray Professor of Medicine.
He has achieved numerous awards and honors, including the Mayo Fellows Hall of Fame of Outstanding Teachers, president of the Mayo staff, president of the American College of Chest Physicians, Distinguished Mayo Clinician Award, an honor lectureship in his name given each year at the annual meeting of the American College of Chest Physicians, the Mayo Foundation Distinguished Alumnus Award, and most recently the Edward C. Rosenow III, M.D., Professorship in The Art of Medicine by the Bruce Clinton family. He recently received the Mayo Plummer Society Award for Excellence in Medicine.
"It has always been my feeling that the better informed the patient is about his or her body and its functions, the better the patient-physician partnership," he says. "The informed patient is in turn more compliant with the physician's recommendations and better able to make intelligent decisions about health care needs."
He was chairman of the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. He is a Master Fellow of the American College of Physicians and the American College of Chest Physicians. He considers the Karis ("caring" in Greek) Award from Mayo Clinic as one of his most cherished awards, because he learned over the years that many times the gift of caring and compassion are more effective in healing than the powers of modern medicine. As a result of this award he wrote a book, "The Art of Living … The Art of Medicine," about how medicine should be practiced.
Dr. Rosenow has contributed to more than 170 publications, including over 30 book chapters, two books, two co-authored books and four amici curiae for the U.S. Supreme Court on tobacco legislation.
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Hey, I'm trying to implement a WPF program that runs in the background, but is only brought up when a certain keyboard shortcut is pushed
This is similar to Quicksilver for mac or the dashboard for mac (ie, hit F12 and a dashboard pops up, hit F12 again and it disappears).
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Victoria Azarenka collapsed and had to be taken off the court in a wheelchair half an hour into her second-round match against Gisela Dulko at the U.S. Open in Queens.
It was 90 degrees with 42 percent humidity when the 10th-seeded Azarenka took to the court Wednesday morning for a second straight steamy day of play at Flushing Meadows. On-court temperatures topped 100 degrees.
Azarenka was trailing 5-1 in the first set and not moving well when she fell to the ground, not appearing to twist or strain anything.
Medical personnel rushed out and yelled to the sideline to bring water. After a few minutes on the ground, Azarenka was helped into the wheelchair and moved off the court, with a trainer placing his hand on her neck to check her pulse.
There was no immediate update on her condition. About an hour after the match was called, her agent said Azarenka was being transported to the hospital. Dulko said Azarenka was conscious and responding when she walked over to make sure everything was OK.
Wearing an all-black tennis dress, Azarenka had been moving slowly throughout the match and didn't appear to twist or sprain anything when she fell to the ground. Medical personnel rushed out and yelled to the sideline to bring water. After a few minutes on the ground, being sheltered by an umbrella, Azarenka was helped into the wheelchair and moved off the court, with a trainer placing his hand on her neck to check her pulse.
"I was scared," said Dulko, who advanced to the third round. "She went to the floor. I was worried for her. I went to see her, brought some ice, did whatever I could do to help."
Dulko said the conditions were, indeed, brutal.For the second straight day, tournament officials put in place their extreme-weather policy, meaning women could ask for a 10-minute break if they split sets.
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"It's tough to play out there," Dulko said. "It's really hot, really humid. You sweat so much, sometimes it's impossible to hold the racquet."
The year 2010 is going down as the hottest summer in recorded history in New York, which certainly is doing nothing to change that reputation.
Seven men's matches went five sets and 14 women's matches went three sets in the stifling heat on Tuesday, though Azarenka was the first to fall with what appears to be a case of heat exhaustion.
The news traveled quickly through the tennis world.
"Did anyone watch Vikas match?? I really hope she is ok!" top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki said on her Twitter account, a few minutes after Azarenka fell. The previous night, Wozniacki defeated Chelsey Gullickson 6-1, 6-1 in a match that ended around 1 a.m.
Azarenka has won four career titles, most recently at Stanford last month, when she beat Maria Sharapova in the final. She reached the quarterfinals at the Australian Open this year, losing to Williams, the eventual champion.


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Chemistry is a science that deals with the composition, structure, and properties of substances and with the transformations that they undergo. It is the "study of change."
In this course, the first of a two-semester general chemistry sequence with labs, we explore the structure of the atom, the molecules that form from atoms, and the basic concepts of chemical reactivity, including the relations between amounts of materials undergoing reactions and the energetics of those reactions. At the atomic and molecular level, chemistry is a very abstract subject, but the study of atoms and molecules is fundamental to understanding life itself, since all matter is made up of atoms and molecules. Through practical examples and applications, we hope to explain not only the abstract concepts of chemistry but also how we come to know and understand those concepts in real-life contexts.
Note: This course has a lab kit requirement. Please click the following link to access instructions on how to order your lab materials: Lab Kit Requirement - Ordering Instructions.
Semester Hours: 4
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gonowdo needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 42 designs submitted by 22 freelance designers.
gonowdo is creating a new greener way for you to travel. Our mission is to put you wher you want to be with the people you want to be with. Our platform lets you go where you want, right now, and do exactly whatÂ's on your mind.
Desired Color Scheme:
see our current site http://www.gonowdo.com, we are open to suggestions
Desired Style:
something clean, active, that pops. thanks.
Accepted File Formats:
our existing logo is at http://www.gonowdo.com
Gonowdo is a web 2.0 platform for travel and tourism which allows users to connect, share information, and uncover unique lodging opportunities and experiences. Launching to the public in January 2008 gonowdo will support a worldwide community of traditional grassroots and sustainable tourism. Our platform is built upon an online marketplace combined with a social operating system which gives our users complete control over their travel experiences. Beyond the community aspects, gonowdo is also a powerful commercial platform which exposes a unique niche of long tail inventory in the billion dollar online travel industry. We enable travelers to research, plan, and reserve gonowdo experiences through a web portal which is tailored to the individual end user. We also provide suppliers with a new medium to vend and promote their lodging inventory and services. Gonowdo balances community, content, commercialization, and sustainable tourism efforts to produce an engaging, inspiring and profitable enterprise that benefits tourists, tour operators, and local communities.
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The Global Field Program (GFP) is a master's degree program that brings scientists, educators, community leaders, and others together at conservation hotspots in Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas for firsthand experience with inquiry-driven education, environmental stewardship, and global understanding.
GFP master's candidates join a growing network of leaders who work collaboratively to bring about change in local and global contexts. The GFP builds on the graduate courses and environmental partnerships of Earth Expeditions (see the Earth Expeditions website for descriptions of the global field sites).
Because the GFP combines summer field courses worldwide with online learning communities, this master's degree can be completed part-time from anywhere in the U.S. or abroad.
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GFP students study globally through Earth Expeditions field courses
Current field locations: the Amazon Rainforest, Australia, Baja, Belize, Borneo, Brazil, Costa Rica, Galápagos, Guyana, Hawaii, India, Kenya, Mongolia, Namibia, Paraguay, and Thailand with future conservation and education partnerships in development.
The GFP builds on the participatory education approaches of the NSF-funded Project Dragonfly, which reaches millions of people each year through inquiry-driven programs, public exhibits, and graduate courses worldwide. GFP master's students practice the skills of investigation, critical reflection, leadership, and collaboration required to effectively address the vital issues of our time.
Bachelor's degree. Enrollment is open to applicants regardless of academic major or profession.
Degree Options
Applicants elect to enroll in either a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree in the Biological Sciences or a Master of Arts (MA) degree in Biology (see program details). MA and MAT candidates go through the Global Field Program together.
Miami University is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (please see Miami University's Accreditation page).
Note: Earth Expeditions courses can be taken for stand-alone graduate credit outside the degree program (see the Earth Expeditions website). Additionally, select courses may also count toward the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) Professional Development Certificate Program (see FAQ's for further information).
Are accepted through January 28 of each year for enrollment beginning late spring.
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DigitalNatives needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 96 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
The Digital Natives project is a collaboration among folks from the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School and the Research Center for Information Law at the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland. We are in the market for a Digital Natives logo, to be designed by a digital native for our wiki (http://www.digitalnative.org). **In order to enter the contest, you must be 17 or younger.**
Desired Color Scheme:
any, but must work in black and white as well
Desired Style:
As far as design goes, we have no real restrictions beyond the common sense variety (no plagiarism, nudity, or profanity), so use your imagination!
Accepted File Formats:
.jpg, .ai, .eps, .ps
What is the Digital Natives Project?*
We are spending a lot of time thinking, reading, writing, and talking about what it means to be born digital." On the wiki, we tackle everything from what it means to be a digital native to cyber bullying to how youth are active online creators and collaborators.
*What are the rules?*
As far as design goes, we have no real restrictions beyond the common sense variety (no plagiarism, nudity, or profanity), so use your imagination! It can be text-based, image-based, or text AND image-based (crazy talk, eh?). We want something that conveys what its like to grow up as YOU - immersed in and contributing to a world of digital media. In short, we want you to make a logo that you think would make others like you come to our wiki.
*Some guidance:*
The logo should be usable in both black and white and color.
The logo must be original work of the submitter.
*Words to help summarize the project: *
Youth | activism | avatar | identity | exploration | connect | connected | collaborate | share | learn | reflect | literacy | socialize | gadgets | tools | privacy | mash-ups | instant | multi-tasking | limitless | civic engagement | online | texting | spirited | immersion | creativity | participants | implications | social |
*Who can enter*: Youth 17 and under
*Uses for logo*: Primarily our website (http://www.digitalnative.org), but also used in presentations and printed materials about the project.
*How to submit your entry*:
In addition to submitting your design through Sitepoint.com, to qualify for the award you must send us an email (email@example.com) with the below required information:
Required information:
Email address
Sitepoint username (so we can match up your design with your info)
Adult contact person (name/email address or phone number)
Short written description of the logo (optional)
How did you hear about the contest?
*Deadline*: May 1, 2007
*Copyright assignment:*
The Berkman Center will acquire ownership of the winning logo by assignment of copyright, and the winning designer will disclaim any trademarks and without limitation all other rights related to the design.
By submitting a logo for entry in the competition, the designer acknowledges that he/she is the person that made the logo and is its rightful owner.
The designer also certifies that the logo does not infringe upon the rights of any third party and that it does not violate any copyright.
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Teacher of Mathematics, Aberdeenshire
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Contract type: Full Time
Contract term: Permanent
We are looking for enthusiastic teachers who are committed to excellence and ready to work in a dynamic part of Scotland to deliver quality education to assigned pupils and contribute, within collegiate ethos, to the professional life of the school in relation to pupils, staff and appropriate external bodies within the agreements of the Local Negotiating Committee for Teachers and the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers.
There is a responsibility for the post holder to demonstrate a commitment to quality service delivery through continuous improvement for the benefit of the Service and the organisation.
Salary for this post will be in accordance with SNCT agreements. Applicants must be or eligible to be fully GTC Scotland registered.
This post is regulated work with Children and/or Protected Adults under the Protection of Vulnerable Groups (Scotland) Act 2007. The preferred candidate will be required to join the PVG Scheme or undergo a PVG Scheme update check. Where an individual has spent a continuous period of 3 months or more out with the UK in the last 5 years, an Overseas Criminal Record Check will be required. You will be required to provide this check. A confirmed offer of employment and commencement in the post will be subject to the outcome of both these pre-employment checks being deemed satisfactory.
For more information visit http://jobs.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/teaching/secondary-teaching/
We are proud of our diverse range of schools and environment and relocating to Aberdeenshire for the next exciting stage in your career is easier than you think. You could receive a payment of £5k settling in allowance (less tax and national insurance) in your first available salary as part of an overall relocation package of up to £8k (subject to criteria). NB This incentive will only apply to permanent appointments from applicants who are not currently employed by Aberdeenshire Council.
This post has a minimum requirement of 1 reference which must be your current or most recent employer.
Informal enquiries to Stuart Sweeney, Tel: 01224 087850
Closing date: 20/01/2020
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TCFhome needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 61 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
TCF Home Solutions does home improvements and handyman work for retail homeowners and also businesses.
TCF Home Solutions
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I am open to color combinations but needs to be 2-3 colors with no gradients. Looking for clean and crisp logo.
I do business with retail homeowners and businesses (property management companies) but I would like a more commercial emphasis on this logo. That means I want it to cater more to businesses than retail customers if that helps.
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The Cameron University Foundation has established the Great Plains AMBUCS™ Endowed Scholarship in honor of President Cindy Ross, thanks to a $10,000 gift from the Great Plains AMBUCS™. The scholarship will be available in Fall 2014 to students who are pursuing a course of study leading to a degree, certification or licensure in occupational therapy or physical therapy.
"President Ross has been a leader and mentor in the Lawton/Fort Sill community as president of Cameron University," says Jenny Shaw-Clement, President, Great Plains AMBUCS™. "By establishing this endowment in honor and recognition of President Ross' legacy, students will be able continue their education on the path to enabling the AMBUCS™ overall mission of assisting those who face mobility challenges."
"The Great Plains AMBUCS™ is composed of a great group of individuals who make our community a better place to live through their volunteer activities," says President Ross. "Establishing a scholarship to benefit Cameron students in perpetuity is yet another example of the lasting impact of AMBUCS™. I am particularly gratified and humbled that the AMBUCS™ chose to honor my time at Cameron University in this way."
To be eligible for the Great Plains AMBUCS™ Endowed Scholarship in honor of President Cindy Ross, applicants must have declared an interest in pursuing a degree in occupational or physical therapy and show a commitment to a career field in therapy. The scholarship will be awarded to juniors who maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.25 on a 4 point scale to retain the award. Once appointed, recipients may retain the scholarship for up to six successive semesters.
AMBUCS™ is a non-profit service organization consisting of a diverse group of men and women who are dedicated to creating mobility and independence for people with disabilities.
For more information about the Great Plains AMBUCS™ Endowed Scholarship in honor of President Cindy Ross, contact the Cameron University Foundation at 580-581-2999.
June 21, 2013


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Mudslide closes westbound I-80 near CA/NV state line
UPDATE: According to various media sources, the interstate was fully open to through traffic by about 10 p.m. Thursday.
TRUCKEE, Calif. — A mudslide triggered by summertime rainstorms late Thursday afternoon has closed westbound Interstate 80 about four miles west of the California-Nevada border, according to Caltrans.
Caltrans crews were en route to the mudslide at about 5 p.m. Thursday. The slide is covering the westbound lanes at Farad, Calif., with mud and debris, according to the department.
Westbound traffic is being held at the state line. One eastbound lane was closed to allow westbound traffic to turn around.
There was no estimated time for the opening of the interstate as of 5 p.m. Thursday.
Caltrans will provide updates on Twitter @D3PIO and on Facebook at CaltransDistrict 3.


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1855-1861, 1897
McCall, Peter, 1809-1880, Creator
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Peter McCall was born in Trenton, New Jersey in 1809. McCall was Professor of practice, pleading, and evidence at law and in equity at Penn Law School. After resigning his post at the Law School, he became a University Trustee. McCall was a prominent member of Philadelphia public life, serving as mayor in 1844 and as Chancellor of the Law Academy of Philadelphia, the oldest law association in the United States, from 1873 until his death in 1880.