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AIKEN, S.C. – The Georgia Southwestern Hurricanes got behind early in their 10-2 loss at #14 USC Aiken (19-6, 10-5 PBC) on Friday night. GSW hoped to avoid the rocky start in game in the second day of the series, but were unable to right the ship as they were swept 6-0, 6-3.
GAME ONE: Georgia Southwestern- 0 #14 USC Aiken- 6
After giving up five runs in the first inning in the previous game, the Hurricanes and starter Frank Ambrosino avoided early trouble in game two of the series. The right-hander from Tampa tossed three scoreless innings to open the game before giving up the game's first run in the fourth, which came on a fielding error.
The Pacers would get their second run of the game in the next inning when third baseman J.J. Loker opened the inning with a walk. Back-to-back Aiken hitters would move him over before catcher Josh Miller's bunt single scored J.J. Loker from third.
Despite five hits, four of which came from the first three in the GSW lineup, the Hurricanes would be unable to get a runner across in the first six innings. The Hurricane offense left five runners on base and struck out three times during that same time.
USC Aiken would push their lead to 3-0 in the seventh after a Josh Miller would record his second RBI of the day on a sacrifice fly. Stephen Carmon would get on after Miller and advance and steal his way to third before being driven in by Nick Aranas.
With the score 4-0, Ambrosino was on the short-end of the stick in his start. He had only given up one earned run over seven innings pitched. The eighth inning would not be as kind to Ambrosino as his night would end after being charged with two more earned runs. The 6-0 lead would prove to be the final score.
USC Aiken starter Ryan Milewski would go the distance for the eight-hit shuout. Milewski would fan five GSW hitters while walking none in his nine innings of work.
GAME TWO: Georgia Southwestern- 3 #14 USC Aiken- 6
The two teams were held scoreless for the first two innings of the game as GSW starter Matt Weaver retired the Pacers in order in both innings. However, the sledding would get tough for Weaver in the third and fourth innings.
Two singles and a throwing error by GSW put runners on the corner with no outs. Dylan Durham would bring the first run in courtesy of a sacrifice fly, and Josh Miller would single home another run two batters later for the 2-0 lead.
USCA would get three more runs in the fourth inning as the inning began with back-to-back singles by Tyler Bourdo and Will Tankersley. The pair of singles was followed by a pair of fielder's choices, which advanced runners then scored one Pacer. Adam Anderson would then double to bring in the third run of the inning (fifth of the game) to make it 5-0 USC Aiken after four innings.
Georgia Southwestern would answer with their first run of the double header in the fifth inning via a Michel Coffey RBI single that scored Kyle Nobles who had previously been hit by a pitch.
Matt Weaver would settle down for the Blue & Gold throwing a scoreless fifth and sixth inning to keep the Pacers at bay. The senior from Elko would finish the afternoon pitching six innings, giving up eight hits and four earned runs while striking out four batters.
Grey Carden would come in relief of Weaver and toss a scoreless seventh inning, which segued to a two-run top of the eighth for the Hurricane offense. The inning began with a pair of singles from Michel Coffey and John Duran. Coffey would score on a Randall Sheffield fielder's choice that saw Duran get put out at second. Sheffield would advance to second on a wild pitch before being driven in by Jarrod Taylor's double down the leftfield line. The pair of RBI's for Sheffield and Taylor would cut the four-run USC Aiken lead in half.
Carden would hit the Bourdo with one out in the eighth inning. The mistake was compounded by a pair of wild pitches, which moved Bourdo to third within one at-bat. The Pacers would get the insurance run in courtesy of a Bill Gerstenslager RBI single. The rebuilt three-run lead would hold through the top of the ninth inning as USC Aiken would complete the sweep with the 6-3 victory.
Saturday's pair of losses put the Georgia Southwestern record at 4-22 (2-12 PBC) for the season. Coach McLain and company will play again with a two-day mid-week matchup in Florida. The Hurricanes will play St. Leo's on Tuesday, March 20th and Wednesday, March 21st. With the first pitch on Tuesday scheduled for 6 p.m.


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His blog may be called Mr. Irrelevant, but Jamie Mottram didn't want to find himself standing pathetically behind the velvet rope at the 2007 Name of the Year ``Celebrity'' Bracket Party. His picks, and profound analysis:
Final Four: D. Zeke Ezekowitz, Kyle Sackrider, Phyre Quickly Burns, Vanilla Dong
Winner: Vanilla Dong
--Phyre Quickly Burns is everything you can ask for in a name. The unconventional spelling, the life lesson learned. Frankly, this would be a champion most years. However...
--Vanilla Dong is not the Name of the Year, it's the name of the decade. (Editor: Assumption Bulltron was the Name of the Decade—the decade between 1983 and 1992.)
--Bung Mac is your token 12-seed upset, but the Cinderella story ends in the Sweet 16 against the Vanilla Dong powerhouse. Tough draw.
--Lady Comfort really got slighted by the Selection Committee. A 15 seed? C'mon! And where the fuck is Lawyer Milloy? I mean, if Mister Taylor is a 13, Lawyer got robbed! (Editor: Milloy was nominated in 1997.)
--I love the clashing nomenclature of Princess Perdue. Too bad it gets run over by Adrienne Cumbus in the third round.
--I know Michelangelo X Ball Van Zee looks funny on paper, but just say D. Zeke Ezekowitz out loud. That's got Final Four all over it.
Jamie Mottram, ladies and gentlemen: irrelevant no more. Only two days to go before Price Waterhouse certifies the ballots for the 2007 Name of the Year. Vote now!


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2 winners were selected from 103 designs submitted by 34 freelance designers.
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Everolimus (Antineoplastic) 7.5 Mg Tablet Antineoplastic - Mtor Kinase Inhibitors
GENERIC NAME(S): Everolimus (Antineoplastic)
Everolimus is used to treat various types of cancer (such as kidney, breast, pancreas, lung, stomach/intestinal cancers). Everolimus is also used in people with a certain genetic disorder (tuberous sclerosis complex) to treat certain types of benign tumors in the brain or kidney. It works by slowing or stopping the growth of cancer or tumor cells.
How to use Everolimus (Antineoplastic) 7.5 Mg Tablet Antineoplastic - Mtor Kinase Inhibitors
Read the Patient Information Leaflet if available from your pharmacist before you start taking everolimus and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Do not change dosage forms of this medication without checking with your doctor or pharmacist.
Take this medication by mouth as directed by your doctor, usually once daily. You may take this medication with or without food, but it is important to choose one way and take this medication the same way with every dose. Swallow this medication whole with a glass of water. Do not crush or chew the tablets.
The dosage is based on your medical condition, response to treatment, laboratory tests, and other medications you may be taking. Be sure to tell your doctor and pharmacist about all the products you use (including prescription drugs, nonprescription drugs, and herbal products). If you are taking this medication to treat a certain type of benign brain tumor, the dosage is also based on body size.
Use this medication regularly to get the most benefit from it. To help you remember, take it at the same time each day.
Do not increase your dose or use this drug more often or for longer than prescribed. Your condition will not improve any faster, and your risk of serious side effects will increase.
Avoid eating grapefruit or drinking grapefruit juice while using this medication unless your doctor or pharmacist says you may do so safely. Grapefruit can increase the chance of side effects with this medicine. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for more details.
Since this drug can be absorbed through the skin and lungs and may harm an unborn baby, women who are pregnant or who may become pregnant should not handle this medication or breathe the dust from the tablets.
Side Effects
Diarrhea, nausea/vomiting, decreased appetite, weight loss, changes in taste, nosebleeds, dry skin, dizziness, and headache may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Pain or sores in the mouth and throat may occur. To reduce the risk of getting mouth sores when you start everolimus treatment, your doctor may prescribe a mouthwash that contains a corticosteroid medication. Brush your teeth carefully/gently and avoid using mouthwash that contains alcohol, iodine, peroxide, or thyme. Rinse your mouth frequently with cool water mixed with baking soda or salt. It may also be best to eat soft, moist foods.
Temporary hair loss may occur. Normal hair growth should return after treatment has ended.
People using this medication may have serious side effects. However, your doctor has prescribed this drug because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Careful monitoring by your doctor may decrease your risk.
Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: swelling hands/ankles/feet, missed/heavy/painful periods, easy bruising/bleeding, unusual tiredness, mental/mood changes, wound problems (such as slowed wound healing).
Everolimus has rarely caused very serious (possibly fatal) kidney problems. Tell your doctor right away if you develop signs of kidney problems, such as a change in the amount of urine.
This medication may rarely make your blood sugar rise, which can cause or worsen diabetes. Tell your doctor right away if you have symptoms of high blood sugar such as increased thirst/urination. If you already have diabetes, check your blood sugar regularly as directed and share the results with your doctor. Your doctor may need to adjust your diabetes medication, exercise program, or diet.
This medication may cause your cholesterol/triglycerides to increase. You may need to have your cholesterol/triglycerides checked periodically and/or take another medication to control your cholesterol/triglycerides.
Everolimus may lower your ability to fight infections. This may make you more likely to get a serious (rarely fatal) infection or make any infection you have worse. Tell your doctor right away if you have any signs of infection (such as fever, chills, persistent sore throat, cough).
This medication has caused very serious (rarely fatal) lung problems. Get medical help right away if you have symptoms of lung problems, such as shortness of breath, chest pain.
Everolimus may rarely cause serious (possibly fatal) liver disease in people who have hepatitis B virus. Get medical help right away if you have any symptoms of liver damage, including: dark urine, persistent nausea/vomiting/loss of appetite, stomach/abdominal pain, yellow eyes/skin.
This medication may increase your risk of getting a rare but very serious (sometimes fatal) brain infection (progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy-PML). Get medical help right away if any of these rare but very serious side effects occur: clumsiness, loss of coordination, weakness, sudden change in your thinking (such as confusion, difficulty concentrating), difficulty moving your muscles, problems with speech, seizure, vision changes.
This medication may affect male and female fertility. Consult your doctor for more details.
Everolimus can commonly cause a mild rash that is usually not serious. However, you may not be able to tell it apart from a rare rash that could be a sign of a severe allergic reaction. Therefore, get medical help right away if you develop any rash.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088 or at www.fda.gov/medwatch.
In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
Before taking everolimus, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or to sirolimus or temsirolimus; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: liver disease, any recent/current infections, diabetes, high cholesterol/triglyceride levels.
This drug may make you dizzy. Alcohol or marijuana (cannabis) can make you more dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do anything that needs alertness until you can do it safely. Limit alcoholic beverages. Talk to your doctor if you are using marijuana (cannabis).
Everolimus can make you more likely to get infections or may worsen any current infections. Therefore, wash your hands well to prevent the spread of infection. Avoid contact with people who have infections that may spread to others (such as chickenpox, measles, flu). Consult your doctor if you have been exposed to an infection or for more details.
Do not have immunizations/vaccinations without the consent of your doctor. Avoid contact with people who have recently received live vaccines (such as flu vaccine inhaled through the nose).
To lower the chance of getting cut, bruised, or injured, use caution with sharp objects like razors and nail cutters, and avoid activities such as contact sports.
Before having surgery, tell your doctor or dentist about all the products you use (including prescription drugs, nonprescription drugs, and herbal products).
Older adults may be more sensitive to the side effects of this drug.
Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant. You should not become pregnant while using everolimus. Everolimus may harm an unborn baby. Female patients should ask about reliable forms of birth control while using this medication and for 8 weeks after stopping treatment. Male patients with female partners should ask about reliable forms of birth control while using this medication and for 4 weeks after stopping treatment. If you or your partner become pregnant, talk to your doctor right away about the risks and benefits of this medication.
Since this drug can be absorbed through the skin and lungs and may harm an unborn baby, women who are pregnant or who may become pregnant should not handle this medication or breathe the dust from the tablets.
It is unknown if this medication passes into breast milk. Because of the possible risk to the infant, breast-feeding while using this drug and for 2 weeks after stopping treatment is not recommended. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
See also How to Use section.
Drug interactions may change how your medications work or increase your risk for serious side effects. This document does not contain all possible drug interactions. Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicines without your doctor's approval.
Some products that may interact with this drug include: other drugs that weaken the immune system/increase the risk of infection (such as natalizumab, rituximab), ACE inhibitors (such as captopril, lisinopril).
Other medications can affect the removal of everolimus from your body, which may affect how everolimus works. Examples include azole antifungals (such as itraconazole, ketoconazole), cobicistat, macrolide antibiotics (such as clarithromycin, erythromycin), nefazodone, HIV and HCV protease inhibitors (such as atazanavir, indinavir, ritonavir), St. John's wort, telithromycin, among others.
If someone has overdosed and has serious symptoms such as passing out or trouble breathing, call 911. Otherwise, call a poison control center right away. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center.
Do not share this medication with others.
Laboratory and/or medical tests (such as blood sugar, cholesterol/triglyceride levels, complete blood count, kidney function, everolimus trough levels) should be performed before you start treatment, periodically to monitor your progress, or to check for side effects. Consult your doctor for more details.
Missed Dose
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you remember unless it is more than 6 hours after the time you usually take the dose. In that case, skip the missed dose. Take your next dose at the regular time. Do not double the dose to catch up.
Store in the original container at room temperature away from light and moisture. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep all medications away from children and pets.
Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company.Information last revised May 2019. Copyright(c) 2019 First Databank, Inc.
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BOISE — The latest USDA forecast shows 2013 dry bean production in Idaho dropped significantly from last year, a result of competition from other crops and lower yields.
According to USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, Idaho farmers produced an estimated 2.26 million hundredweight of dry beans in 2013, down 25 percent from 2012.
The August forecast estimated Idaho dry bean production would be down 17 percent but many farmers and industry leaders thought that number was too conservative at the time.
Don Tolmie, production manager of Treasure Valley Seed Co. in Homedale, thinks the recent 25 percent forecast might even be a little conservative.
"I think it might actually be down even a little more than that," he said.
Harvested acres totaled 119,000, down 25,000 from 2012, and statewide yields averaged 1,900 pounds per acre, a decrease of 200 pounds from 2012.
"The competition from other crops was a factor in the decrease and production was off on a per-acre basis," Tolmie said.
An unusually hot summer and too much moisture during planting and harvesting time affected yields, he added.
Twin Falls farmer Bill Bitzenburg said a lot of Idaho farmers were offered good contracts to plant other crops and that took a bite out of total bean acres.
Contracts for dry beans typically don't go out until spring, he said. "I think a lot of acres were already out to other crops by then."
Tolmie said dry bean prices are good and stable and he and Bitzenburg both expect total bean acres in Idaho to increase modestly next year.
"Unless other crop prices go up a lot, I expect bean acres to be up a little bit," Bitzenburg said.
Garbanzo beans accounted for 47 percent of Idaho dry bean production, followed by pintos at 25 percent and small reds at 9 percent.
Washington dry bean production is forecast to be 2.11 million hundredweight, a 5 percent decrease from last year. Harvested acres, at 114,000, were only off 1,000, but yields averaged 1,850, an 80-pound decline from 2012.
Tom Grebb, president of Central Bean Co. in Quincy, Wash., said competition from other crops and normal grower rotations were factors in the slight decrease in that state.
Grebb expects Washington dry bean acres in 2014 to remain close to the 2013 total.
In Washington, garbanzo beans accounted for 70 percent of production, followed by pintos at 14 percent and black beans at 3 percent.
Oregon dry bean production totaled 189,000 hundredweight, a 27 percent decrease. Harvested acres totaled 8,200, a decrease of 2,300 acres, and yields averaged 2,300 pounds, down 160 pounds.
U.S. dry bean production in 2013 is forecast at 24.1 million cwt by NASS, a 25 percent decline from 31.9 million hundredweight in 2012.
Bean production in North Dakota, the nation's top dry bean producing state, is forecast at 7.1 million hundredweight, a significant decline from 11.7 million hundredweight in 2012.


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Release date should be soon after the Xbox One Hits our shelves and once final tests and production of the Xbox One Rapid Fire Chip. Pre-Order Arbiter 4 Xbox One Modded Rapid Fire Controller for Ghosts BO2 MW3 GOW3 100+ Modes Black Now - The Price has been due to the limited Number of units of these Xbox One Controllers due to the Predicted Price of the controllers and cost of the early Arbiter 4 xbox one rapid fire chip release price, we expect these to reduce early next year once stock is more available. Which we are calling
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In the first presentation, we attempted to define nationalism in general and determine which sort of nationalism it is which Stephen advocates. The presenters defined nationalism as "the assertion by members of a group of autonomy and self-government for the group's solidarity and brotherhood in the homeland, and of its own history and culture, seeing it as a natural progression which follows colonialism and decolonization". However, we see in Portrait that things are not as simple as that and the progression is never linear. Going back to the past before colonization is impossible because that heritage cannot be reclaimed, only perhaps as romanticized past. Going forward is what Stephen seems to think as ideal, by using the very tools of colonization like language to reassert one's individuality and identity. Some critics argue that it is not possible to assert individuality using the language of the colonizers. However, in Homi Bhaba's "Mimicry", it is said that English is not owned by anyone and so its usage may be transformed by the colonized writer to write his own freedom into being.
Initially, Stephen was shown to be colonized and indoctrinated by the coloniser's values and discourse as he learns by rote and memorises things. This is shown by his quoting from different sources like his school textbooks and religious texts. He also quotes from Aristotle and Aquinas in a way which seems to suggest his lack of understanding according to the presenters and sometimes even quotes wrongly. This shows his discomfort with an imposed sort of learning and culture which erodes his own Irish heritage. However, later he breaks free by playing with the form of language especially in his diary entries in which he finally shifts from the 3rd person to the 1st person which emphasizes his individuality. He makes his own language and his own form of art to express himself and in doing so, expresses Irish identity.
In the second presentation, the use of symbols and impressions reflects Stephen's impressions of nationalism and Ireland. The politicians are "intangible phantoms" and patriotic propaganda is reduced to "hollow sounding" "voices". Surrealism and symbolism makes it obvious that language is vague and ambiguous by nature, and writing in that way self-reflexively draws attention to that fact. By doing so, both the form and content shows imperial ambiguities and ambivalences which supports the assertion of the text being modernist. However, if modernism was supposed to be defined by empiricism (psychology of locke and Hume), then Joyce could be seen as anti-modernist because he destabilizes the notion that we may understand the essence of things and Truth by observation. If observation is unreliable, then the notion of a stable self is also problematized. Thus, modernism which places so much emphasis on the individual's point of view becomes inadequate. Modernism is too vague to be defined as a single entity and cannot hold it own against realist literature. However, we need not see modernism as simply an offshoot of the enlightenment ideas of scientific positivism (empiricism/ Locke and Hume). There are other ways of defining modernism since it is a broader concept than that thus Joyce can still be a modernist writer even if he contradicts the precursors of modernism as a movement arising from the enlightenment.


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Day twenty-three: How'd you get your hair like that?
On day twenty-three of "How'd you get your hair like that?" I ran into a super fly woman named Elizabeth, at the Denver Modernism Show. Everything about Elizabeth's booth, Atomic Age, was retro – especially her hair.
The hair caught me by surprise. Here I am just walking around, minding my own business, admiring a mirrored shadowbox (which I later bought. Whoops.) at a booth. Then. All of a sudden. I turn around and find a cute and petite woman sporting a perfect 1960's Mary Tyler Moore flip. Complete with tease on top. Side note: Elizabeth also has some great women's wingtips.
I loved all the vintage items Elizabeth was selling in her booth, but her hair was worth the visit alone.
Follow my series here and on Twitter with @notajappycamper and #denverhair.
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Luxury home sales improve in June
Luxury home sales in metro Denver metro area rose in June to their highest level in nearly two years, according to an analysis of Metrolist data by Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.
A total of 67 homes sold for more than $1 million last month, up 22 percent from May and 3 percent from a year ago when 55 and 65 properties sold, respectively. It was the highest level for luxury sales since 89 properties changed hands in August 2008.
The median sale price of homes listed above $1 million in June was $1.34 million, up 4.7 percent from May's $1.28 million median, but down 2.8 percent from the median a year ago of $1.38 million. Home sellers received an average of 90 percent of their asking price, down from 93 percent in May but up from 87 percent last year.
The analysis also found:
* The most expensive sale was a six-bedroom, five-bath 7,403-square-foot home in Denver for $3.95 million.
* Denver had the most million-dollar sales with 17, followed by Boulder with 13, Castle Rock with seven, Cherry Hills with six and Greenwood Village with five.
* It took an average of 115 days to sell a million-dollar home in the region, down from 122 days the previous month but up from 103 days a year ago.


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Bradley Cooper Faceman in Vancouver
There's a film version of The A-Team that will begin production shortly in Vancouver. Liam Neeson has been confirmed as Hannibal and Bradley Cooper will be playing Faceman. Jacek says the cool way to say this is "Face". Ok whatever.
Hannibal and "Face" were both in Vancouver last week to prep for the film. Bradley was shot leaving on Saturday, deliciously scruffy, and wearing his pants well, and sexy as f-ck in that thin crumpled shirt, and politely waiting in line to check in. He told fans who stopped him for autographs that Murdoch has yet to be signed while several actors including Common have been rumoured for Baracas.
Apparently this is a big deal.
I was never a fan. But f-ck I can always, on the spot, remember the theme song. Weird, non?
By the way, for those of you in town who like to get your starf-ck on, Coop would be a good candidate. Am told he will engage civilians, is down with having it casual, will wear a condom, unlike Jude Law, and his supersize fry will make your mouth drop. Have fun.
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We have been a pioneer in the aquatics industry for more than 50 years, researching and developing quality products to help people create and enjoy their aquariums and ponds.
Mars Fishcare is committed to making a difference to our planet and its people by providing innovative, scientifically proven fishkeeping solutions.


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and forced him from his house into a vehicle. His body was found in an
irrigation ditch with a gunshot wound to the head, according to
On the day of Barrón's funeral, five banners purportedly signed by Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, the notorious leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel, were hung in prominent spots in Torreón. One banner said: "We are here, journalists. Ask Eliseo Barrón. El Chapo and the cartel do not forgive. Be careful, soldiers and journalists."
In June 2009, the Mexican army linked several suspects picked up on unrelated narcotics and weapons charges to the Barrón murder. One suspect, Israel Sánchez Jaimes, told investigators that a local cartel leader had ordered Barrón's murder to "teach a lesson to other local journalists," according to a statement issued by the federal attorney general's office. In August 2009, a federal judge in Coahuila state ordered that five suspects be tried for the murder, the attorney general's office said. A spokeswoman for the attorney general told CPJ in April 2010 that she could provide no updated information, including the suspects' whereabouts and trial date. Barron's colleagues told CPJ they were concerned that Sánchez's statements were made under duress.


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TiborA needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 23 designs submitted by 6 freelance designers.
Our photography website needs 8 small icons to represent application areas of different photography lenses. The icons should be monochromatic and should look good in 20x20 pixel size. Contest closes on August 9, 2007.
Accepted File Formats:
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Our photography website needs 8 small icons to represent application areas of different photography lenses. The icons should be monochromatic and should look good in 20x20 pixel size.
Th applications that needs a representing icon (an idea what the icon should show is in parentheses):
- sports (cyclist)
- wildlife (elephant)
- close-up (spider)
- architecture (church)
- portrait (human head)
- landscape (mounts/hills)
- interior (?)
- special effects (?)
update: 2007/08/07 19:23 CET
(Mostly fisheye and tils-shift lenses belong to the special effects group. So fireworks and special reflections are not really representing this application.)
The last two icons are totally up to the designer. In case you think that the application should be represented with something else (not the thing I wrote into the parentheses) on the icon, please contact me before you start working.
Since the 20x20 pixel size is not final yet, we definitely want the icons in vector format to be able to downsize or upscale them. The icons can (should?) have an enclosing border, or they can be inversed in dark background. The icons will be used on a lens listing page, most of the lenses will get 2-4 of these icons (so the icons should be easily identifiable).
The following two icon sets have icon styles that I like
update: 2007/08/07 18:03 CET
I have set Electronic transfer as a payment option. Keep in mind that you have to accept all bank fees that may apply to this transfer if you select this payment method.


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Thomas Bear Detail Wool Cashmere Jumpsuit
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- A knitted wool-cashmere jumpsuit, detailed with our signature teddy and logo embroidery. The Thomas Bear is knitted from a wool, silk and cotton blend with hand-embroidered details.
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What if snake oil was delicious?!
(It probably isn't.)
A few comics I like:
Drawing Board
- Left-Handed Toons
- Buttersafe
Chain Bear - Super Brophy Brothers - Pain Train
Ellie of the Stars - Perish the Thought - xkcd
Abby and Norma - Řyvind Thorsby - Invisible Bread
Channel Ate - A Softer World - chewbac.ca
Luke Surl - Imogen Quest - Firman Productions
MS Paint Adventures - Monster Pulse - Nimona


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Charlize Theron paired with announcer Steve Higgins to face off against the duo of Josh Hartnett and Jimmy Fallon in a heated game of charades on "The Tonight Show."
First, the "A Million Ways To Die In The West" star sat down at the "Tonight" desk and praised Fallon for getting her name correct and not pronouncing it like "Their-Own."
"If it was [pronounced like that] we would have made a sketch called 'Games of Therones'," Fallon joked. "Now we have to settle for something like 'Theron Brockovich'."
U.S. & World
The day's top national and international news.
Fallon then returned the praise by lauding her performance on "Saturday Night Live."
"You were amazing," Fallon said. "You should join the cast."
"I'm too old," Theron replied. "They are marathon runners, like comedian athletes. I am so impressed. I slept for like a week after that."
Fallon also brought up Theron's son, Jackson, who is 2 1/2. The late-night host asked what he's been into lately.
"It started with this whole 'Frozen' phenomenon. He's really into princesses now," Theron said, which made the audience giggle. "I know this isn't just my son so you all can act really cool about it."
She continued, "He really loves his Tinker Bell doll, sometimes Tinker Bell needs to go on a trip just to give the other toys a chance. Tinker Bell goes to Africa a lot."
Finally, the two joined Higgins and Harnett to play Charades. Fallon was stumped when he drew "Private Dancer," referring to the Tina Turner hit.
Watch the intense match above. You can also watch the interview below.


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18,7 kWh-Lithium-Ionen Batterie
Up to 160 km = 100 miles
230 V ordinary wall plug
Here is the article in German. You can use Google translate
It is a far cry from Tesla, but once the Germans get into making something, they are pretty good at it:)
Only if they want to be. VW has, to put it mildly, a conflict of interest.
Ones the Germans will see the light, they will make wise decissions, and then a steady switch towards EV's will be inevitable.


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(CNN) — The last time a new PlayStation or Xbox hit the market, Facebook had fewer than 12 million users, a tablet was a pill and nobody outside of Apple had heard of a gadget called the iPhone.
That was more than seven years ago. It's a vastly different technology landscape that will greet Sony and Microsoft in the coming days when the two old rivals go head to head again with splashy new consoles.
Sony's PlayStation 4 hits stores on Friday, with Microsoft's Xbox One coming a week later, on November 22.
Between them, they account for two of the gaming world's Big Three (Nintendo, which rolled out the Wii U last year, casts a wider net to draw children, families and more casual players). The venerable PlayStation and Xbox remain the fiercest rivals for the hearts and minds of so-called hardcore gamers — the diehards who stand in line for intense, intricate titles like "Call of Duty" that pull in more cash than Hollywood blockbusters.
But it was 2005 when the Xbox 360 hit the market, and a year later when the PlayStation 3 debuted. Now, the two platforms will be competing for holiday dollars in a world where anyone can boot up a video game instantly on a phone or tablet, and in which streaming and cloud technology mean most major video-game titles can be played as easily on souped-up PCs.
Even the now-ubiquitous Facebook, which now has 1.1 billion users, plays a role. Tens of millions of people play games on the site daily (athough few of the faithful who will line up for the new consoles may consider crushing candy or farming virtual cows "real" gaming).
So which of the two rivals, if either, will cut through the clutter and prevail? It remains to be seen, though the fight has already begun.
Read more http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/13/tech/gaming-gadgets/playstation-4-xbox-one/index.html?hpt=hp_bn5


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Since Thanksgiving is drawing near, you will be seeing a whole lot more of some Thanksgiving realted lessons. For now I will focus on some things I have already drawn, but this time they will be turned into lessons for kids. So up next, we will be learning "how to draw a cornucopia for kids", step by step. These horn like vessels are notably seen stuffed with different types of food like small pumpkins, grapes, corn, squash, and even sweet potatoes. Sometimes wheat and wild flowers are added for decorative purposes but I chose to leave that out. Of course you can choose to add more things inside of your cornucopia if you like, but for me I wanted to keep things as simple as possible. So have fun drawing a cornucopia for kids, and I will ready some more lessons for you all. Adios people!
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Protonex Technology Corp., a leading provider of advanced fuel cell power systems, today (Sept. 15) announced that it has partnered with Cummins Onan, a business group of Cummins Inc., to cooperate in the promotion of advanced fuel cell power solutions into the recreational vehicle market.
Under the terms of the agreement, Protonex and Cummins Onan plan to jointly conduct rigorous field testing of the Protonex M250-B fuel cell power system within RVs and Cummins will provide Protonex with selected marketing assistance at trade shows and other related events. In addition, Cummins is in the process of becoming a certified installer of Protonex fuel cell systems developed for RVs. The resulting testing, certification and promotional efforts are expected to facilitate the delivery of Protonex fuel cell power solutions to the RV market.
"Protonex is very pleased to have been selected by Cummins as a partner for providing advanced fuel cell power solutions to the RV market," stated Scott Pearson, Protonex CEO. "Teaming with the global industry leader in commercial mobile power generation will have a significant impact on our ability to reach the RV market and will enable us to broaden the accessibility of fuel cell power solutions to consumers and the commercial mobile market."
Ed Pickens, RV marketing manager for Cummins Power Generation, added, "We look forward to working with Protonex to explore applications for fuel cell technology in the RV market. As the RV market evolves, we see a role for fuel cells as a solution for mobile power needs."
Protonex is displaying its M250-B fuel cell power system in the Cummins Onan Booth (Booth H) at the 41st Annual Pennsylvania RV and Camping Show–one of America's largest RV shows–Sthis week in Hershey, Pa.
The M250-B power system leverages breakthrough advances in fuel cell and hybrid power technology developed by Protonex. The proprietary technology blends the advantages of a fuel cell power generator with conventional hybrid batteries. The M250-B runs on safe, clean, biodegradable methanol fuel. The system is configured to seamlessly integrate with existing power components typically found in an RV, including deep cycle batteries, generators, inverters, chargers, solar panels and alternators.


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Norway Periodicals
|Norway Wiki Topics
|Beginning Research
|Record Types
|Norway Background
|Local Research Resources
Periodicals[edit | edit source]
Most genealogical and historical societies in Norway publish magazines and newsletters. Excellent regional publications are also available. The articles often include:
- Family genealogies and pedigrees
- Transcripts of church records
- Helpful articles on research methodology
- Information about local records, archives, and services
- Book advertisements and book reviews
- Research advertisements
- Queries or requests for information about specific ancestors that can help you contact other interested researchers
The periodicals are written in Norwegian and mainly contain compiled genealogies of native families and articles on local history. They are an excellent place to publish queries or advertisements for information about a Norwegian ancestor.
The major national periodical for Norway is:
Norsk Slektshistorisk Tidsskrift (Periodical of Norwegian Family History). Oslo, Norway: Norsk Slektshistorisk Forening, 1928- (FHL book 948.1 D25ns)
Norwegian Tracks (WorldCat 865812505; FHL Book 948.1 D25n) is a quarterly periodical to assist genealogists with Norwegian and Norwegian-American research. It was published by:
- [1976?]-2003 Decorah, Iowa : Vesterhiem Genealogical Center : Norwegian American Museum
- 2004-2006 Madison, Wisconsin : Vesterheim Genealogical Center and Naeseth Library
- 2007- Madison, Wisconsin : Norwegian American Genealogical Center and Naeseth Library
Letters with genealogical inquiries should be addressed to:
- Norwegian Tracks Norwegian American Genealogical Center and Naeseth Library (NAGC & NL)
415 West Main Street
Madison, WI 53703-3116
Phone: 608-255-2224 Fax: 608-255-6842
Email: email@example.com
Obtain membership from:
- Norwegian American Genealogical Center
415 W. Main Street
Madison, WI 53703-3116
Phone: 608-255-2224
Fax: 608-255-6842
The Center is open to the public Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm, and on Wednesday from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. Please telephone ahead if you want a researcher to work with you.
The change from Vesterheim Genealogical Center and Naeseth Library (VGC/NL) to Norwegian American Genealogical Center (NAGC) took place 1 January 2007. Prior to this date Vesterheim Genealogical Center and Naeseth Library was part of the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum.
- Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum
PO Box 379
523 Water Street
Decorah, IA 52101
Phone: 568-382-9681
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com/index.org
Indexes[edit | edit source]
Some magazines have annual or cumulative indexes. One such index is:
Norway—Periodical Index up to 1996 (Salt Lake City, Utah, USA: Corporation of the President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1998. (FHL book 948.1 B22L) This index of surnames and localities is available in the Norwegian periodicals at the Family History Library's Scandinavian register table. An addendum is in process and includes 1996-2000.
Obtaining Periodicals[edit | edit source]
Copies of periodicals are available from the local societies that publish them. Major archives with genealogical collections will have copies of many periodicals, particularly those representing the area they serve.
The Family History Library subscribes to many Norwegian periodicals. These are listed in the Catalog/frameset_fhlc.asp FamilySearch Catalog in several ways. If you know the title of a periodical, search the Author/Title section. To find periodicals in the Place search, use the following approaches:
Example of an article found in a periodical[edit | edit source]
Who is Bernt Conders?
Information found in the periodical " Bøgda Vår" page 29, 2001.
Bernt Conders was a traveling salesman (Kramkaren) who eventually became an innkeeper and sheriff in Oppdal, Norway. Bernt came to Oppdal in the fall of 1692 and stayed with the innkeeper Rasmus at Skjørstad [farm] in Oppdal. Skjørstad [farm] served as an inn for travelers in the late 1600s. To support himself he visited the farms in the surrounding communities bringing goods which he sold. He was able to make a good living doing this. Bernt Conders is said to be of Dutch origin. He was actually a resident Trondheim city, possibly the son of Captain Albright Conders of the 2nd Trondhjemske Infanteriregiment. Albert Conders died in 1686 and during his time he actually participated in the war with Sweden in the 1650-1660s.
Bernt Conders traveled to the communities in the counties of Sør-Trøndelag and Møre og Romsdal to sell his goods. However, such business was prohibited by law at this time and after a while of selling his goods in the Oppdal area, the sheriff heard about it. Soon the community bailiff was notified and he ordered the sheriff to go to Skjørstad and confiscate all of the goods that belonged to Bernt Conders and to serve him with a subpoena to show up in court. This case was brought before the judge at the fall court at Ranum, where Bernt Conders met the sheriff who produced all the goods he had confiscated earlier.
Bernt Conders must have had a large collection of goods. The property that he had left that was brought to court was: 30 alen (1 alen is about 63 centimeters) which translate to about 90 feet of blue and white yarn, material used to make sheets, 28 alen red, white of same kind (about 84 feet), and another 20 alen (about 60 feet) of the same kind also red and white, 1 ½ alen (about 42 feet) dark striped leather, 24 alen (about 72 feet) cotton material, and 19 alen (about 57 feet) white of a more refined type, a wooden basin shaped like a barre. Clonders claimed that he had paid customs on all his goods, but was not able to produce a receipt at that time, but claimed he could get one from the customs office in Trondheim. The Judge did not want Conders to go free even if he could produce a receipt proving that he had paid customs on his goods. He wanted to sentence Conders according to the law immediately. The judge also felt that the innkeeper at Skjørstad (farm) should pay a fine for giving Conders a place to stay and allowing him to store his goods at Skjørstad. Then the judge (on a more mellow note) stated that since this was a first offence for Conders he would let him go, but if he should sell goods to the farmers without permission again he would be judged to the full extent of the law. The court would keep all his goods that they confiscated and give them to the king (king of Denmark at this time as Denmark and Norway were united). It was also suggested that the innkeeper where Conders stayed should lose the right to the Skjørstad farm since he had observed what Conders was doing and had stored his goods anyway. This should be done as a warning to others in the area. After some debate he (the innkeeper at Skjørstad) was able to avoid punishment and keep his farm Skjørstad as well.
Bernt Conders becomes an innkeeper and owner of a farm in Oppdal. In 1697 Conders is back in Oppdal and this time as an innkeeper. He had been commissioned by "the high leaders" presumably in Trondheim, to obtain a farm and make it into an inn so that travelers could have a place to stay. It just so happened that the farm Bjerke in Oppdal was for sale. Conders met at the court and brought a letter from the county official (stiftsamtsmann), Mr. Kaas that he (the county official) wanted Conders to purchase a farm to use as an inn. Bernt Conders, who met some opposition at first, was finally able to obtain a lease to the farm Bjerke in 1698. He had to pay retirement to a previous resident "Marit Toresdatter" for as long as she lived.
Trouble with his neighbors. Conders lived at Bjerke from 1698 but he did not know much about farming and therefore had to get hired help to farm the land. He hired Elias, a son of Lucia of Gorset (farm) and a stepson of Ole Simensen. This caused problems for Conders later as Ole Simensen was a troublemaker. There were several court cases between Ole Simonsen and Conder, which are great for us as genealogists, as the court records begin before the parish records starts in Oppdal. The court records list the names and farm address for each participant and official involved as well as the name of Bernt Conders' wife.
Bernt Conders the Sheriff. Ole Rise had been the sheriff in Oppdal from around 1680. The last time he is mentioned in the court records is at the fall court of 1702. Already from the New Year 1703 it is reported that Bernt Conders is appointed to be the next sheriff. Why he was appointed is not listed. Usually only the wealthiest farmers in the community would be appointed the next sheriff. Bernt Conders was appointed sheriff by a county official by the name von Ahnen. Now it was up to Conders to uphold the law, and even though he was the sheriff, he was subject to the law as well.
Disputes and trouble The farm Grøttingen was a mensalgods (land belonging to the church), belonged to Orkdal church. The owner of the Bjerke farm was responsible to see to it that there was a leaseholder at Grøttingen. The land that belonged to Grøttingen farm bordered the land belonging to Rasmus and Kirsti Bjerke as well as the two Bjørndal farms and on the other side was Bernt Conders's farm. In 1697 when at first Conders was unable to obtain the farm of Bjerke, it was stated by the Judge Mathias Skaanlund in behalf of pastor Meyer that Conders could purchase the farm Grøttingen. He declined as there was only farm land and not any buildings where people could live. The minister at Orkdal then gave a letter of lease to the men at Bjørndal (farm). But when Conders moved to Bjerke he demanded that he wanted Grøttingen as well. This caused a feud that lasted several years and Conders became unpopular with many of the farmers in the area. The court records give detailed information including names of several of the farmers in the area.
Allodial rights at Bjerke Already by the winter court in February 1705, did Tore Knutsen Bjerke go to court and demand that he wanted the farm Bjerke back. He was born there and it was his allodial right to take it back. The land records were searched and indeed it was his birthright according to the law. Conders wanted to let him purchase half the land, but Tore did not want to hear of it, as he said the farm was not to be divided. It ended that the judge ordered Conders to give the farm back to Tore Knutsen for 50 Riksdaler (dollars). Conders produced documents that he had spent 271 riksdaler (dollars) in upkeep and repair of the farm and wanted his money back, but the court would only pay him back an additional 12 riksdaler (dollars) in compensation. In the meantime Marit Toresdatter who was to receive retirement from Conders came to the court and claimed that Conders did not live up to his obligation of her support. Conders denied her claim, stating that he had supported her according to the retirement agreement, but now the neighbors testified otherwise in her behalf. The judge tried to mediate between them, but by now Conders was so angry that he would not hear of any mediation. The judge called for a recess.
The sheriff gets in a fight with the bailiff. At the summer court of 24 July 1706 the court continues. Conders lost his temper and ended up saying things he should not have said to the bailiff (judge). A new court date for the fall court was set, and Conders had to meet and apologize for the words he had called the judge. Bernt Conders gives up his office as the sheriff and gives up the farm Bjerke. The last time Conders is listed as a sheriff is in the court records of 1706 at which time a new sheriff was appointed. Conders only served as the sheriff for about 4 years. It states that Tore Knutsen Bjerke purchased the farm, Bjerke, on April 5th 1707 from Bernt Albrigthsen Conders. Bernt Conders married Maren Reinhodsdatter Surland a few years prior to moving to Oppdal. She was the daughter of Reinholdt Surdal, a merchant in Nordland. They had the following children: Jochum born in 1696, and around 1698 the twins Albert and Reinholdt. The family moved to Tingvoll as soon as the farm Bjerke was sold. Here, among others they had a daughter they named Kirsten. The son Jochum later moved to Gjøen on the Island of Smøla, and Reinholt was an innkeeper at Becken in Tingvoll. Albert died at Edøy, Møre og Romsdal, Norway August 1st 1785. He is listed in the burial records as being born in Tingvoll.
Even though it was a difficult time for Bernt Conders and his family, this court case give information about him and his family that would not otherwise be available. The court records were available prior to the time the parish records for Oppdal were kept. If it was not for the information in the court records the information about these early ancestors would not have been found.
How to use the Norwegian Periodical Index[edit | edit source]
This is an index to material containing genealogical information from articles found in Norwegian Genealogical and Historical Periodicals that are part of the Family History Library collection. There are two Periodical Indexes.
1. The first one indexes periodicals from early 1900 – 1996.
2. The addendum of the Periodical Index indexes periodicals printed from 1997 to the present.
The index is divided into three sections:
• A key to the abbreviations used for the periodical, followed by the FHL call number.
• Locality Index. A locality may be any kind of jurisdiction, such as a farm, parish or county.
• Name Index.
The Norwegian Periodical Index is not an index to every name and place mentioned in all the articles in the different publications. It would be too extensive. However, efforts have been made to include the articles with enough information to be of interest to a genealogical researcher.
For each entry the index gives an abbreviation for the name of the periodical where the article is published, followed by the year, volume, and page number. In a few places in the column for volume the letters "sup" and "jub" appear. "Sup" is an abbreviation for supplement, "jub" is an abbreviation for a special anniversary issue. For full name and FHL [Family History Library] call numbers for the periodicals, see below.
There are a few volumes from 1982, 1999, 1994 and 1996 included in the addendum that were left out when the original index was made. The index is alphabetized according to the standard modern Norwegian alphabetical order. The Norwegian language has three additional letters: Æ, Ø, and Å. These three additional letters are filed alphabetically after the letter "Z".
For some entries the page number listed in this index is the page the name or locality appears on. For most of the entries the page number listed refers to the beginning page of the article in which the name or locality appears.
The following is an example of how to use the abbreviation key.
|Abbreviation Key
|Name of Periodical (Source)
|Call Number
|Agder Historielag
|948.28 H25h
|948.41 H25g
|Nordmøre Historielag, Årbok
|948.35 H25n
|Norsk Slektshistorisk Tidsskrift
|948.1 D25ns
|Tidskrift for Vestoppland Slektshistorielag
|948.24 H25v
|Ætt og Heim - Rogaland
|948.31 H25at
Locality Index (example)
|Finsland, Agder
|New Hope, Waupaca C., WI-immig.
|Rogaland, Sjelergister 1758
|Rognes, Trøndelag
Name Index (example)
|Castberg slekt og ettersl.
|Movat, Anders og slekt
|Peerson, Cleng, 1783-1865
Find information in the Locality or Name index section of the Norwegian Periodical Index. Example: choose Rogaland, Sjeleregister 1758 from the locality section. The abbreviation key is ÆH for Ætt og Heim, Rogaland in the Abbreviation key section. The year of the periodical is 1958; this is a supplement issue, then page 1. Find call no. 948.31 H25at which is the call number for Ætt og Heim-Rogaland, then look for volume 1958 supplement. Look for page 1. Here you will find an article with the 1758 Census for all the parishes in Rogaland County, Norway. The information is listed by parish, then name of the farm, and then each household starting with the name of the father, then his wife, then the name of their children, servants etc. Besides the name of each person, their age, occupation, stand in the family and in some cases miscellaneous information is also given.


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Case Histories
These articles were published in technical journals and describe how feeders and pneumatic conveyors have been used in a number of different processes.
Articles are in English only unless otherwise noted. Click one of the links below to read or download the file. You will be asked to sign-in or register first. You only need sign-in once to access all these files (or any other primium content) during your visit to ktron.com. Registration is free, and you will be given an opportunity to create an account if you don't have one. These PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Ethanol research center toasts new production line equipment installing feeding and conveying equipment to ensure accurate and reproducible production results
The National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center (NCERC), Edwardsville, Ill., operates a full-scale ethanol pilot plant facility on the campus of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Ethanol producers, corn-seed-trait producers, equipment manufacturers, and other clients use the NCERC facility to research and test their ideas, products, and equipment that could potentially improve ethanol production. The facility's clients use the data generated during the ethanol production process to make their own processes more efficient and productive. Because of this, when designing the facility, the NCERC specified feeding and conveying equipment for the ethanol production line that's not only accurate and reliable, but can collect the material feedrates and other relevant operational data.
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Bulk Solids Pump (BSP) Technology Reduces Downtime for PolyOne
PolyOne is a leading global compounding company, providing customers with a single source for polymer, elastomer, colorant and additive products. The company offers a diverse product portfolio and a complete range of technical services. PolyOne's business includes color and additive masterbatches, engineering materials, vinyl compounding, polymer coatings and thermoplastic resin distribution. This article examines how the Coperion K-Tron Bulk Solids Pump integrated into the K4G Gravimetric Blender reduced downtime for PolyOne.
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Feeders, controls dish up success at UK detergents plant
A leading European maker of laundry, household-cleaning, and personal-care products has operated a detergents plant in the UK since 1982. The main products are laundry detergent powders and tablets, as well as dishwashing powders, tablets, and liquids. The plant makes about 300 different formulations.
Over that time, the company had wrung every bit of capacity from the plant, first by running it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, then by buying partly processed raw ingredients. But these steps weren't enough to meet growing demand, and the company began planning a second detergents plant in October 1998. It also planned to streamline its packaging operations to handle more production and to resolve material flow issues around the site. Gravimetric feeders were an integral part of their success.
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Coperion K-Tron feeding accuracy, flexibility helps plastics recycler turn problems into profits
STAR Plastics of Millwood and Ravenswood, WV, specializes in second chances. To the plastics processor, off-spec formulations are an especially frustrating waste. The time and money invested in materials and processing resources become frozen in the plastic itself, unavailable to be converted into product or profit. Fortunately, the nature of many plastics allows for a second chance at achieving blend accuracy.
A crucial link in the reformulation process is the accuracy of the recycle and additive feeders. STAR Plastics' newest online blending system, installed in early 2002 consists of a Coperion K-Tron K2-ML-T60 Twin Screw loss-in-weight feeder for the recycled plastic and a four-ingredient K2G-4 loss-in-weight additive blending station. Both units discharge to a screw conveyor leading to the pelletizing extruder. A majority of the company's 17 extrusion lines employ some Coperion K-Tron feeders.
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Feeders Save Time, Add Flexibility at Thermoplastic Facility
Omni Plastics, a thermoplastics compounder, saved 30 man hours during installation of a new production line featuring four loss-in-weight feeders. Wiring the feeders, which came equipped with smart controls, was quick and easy, saving the company $5,000 and valuable time. The new feeders also offered improved quality control and reliable operation.
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Critics claim Bill O'Reilly's new book about President Abraham Lincoln is inaccurate and sloppy with facts, even though the book is a best-seller.
"Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination That Changed America Forever," has been banned from the store at Ford's Theatre, where Lincoln was killed, The Washington Post reported Sunday.
Rae Emerson, deputy superintendent of Ford's Theatre National Historical Site, said the book is slim on documentation. She said a book must be "historically accurate ... [with] relevant citations," in order to be sold at the store.
"If the authors made mistakes in names, places and events, what else did they get wrong? How can the reader rely on anything that appears in 'Killing Lincoln?'" wrote historian Edward Steers Jr. in a book review in "North & South -- The Official Magazine of the Civil War Society."
Steers wrote O'Reilly -- a political commentator on Fox News -- and co-author Martin Dugard relied too heavily on secondary sources that are inaccurate.
"The authors have chosen to write a story based ...[on] a few dozen secondary books that range from excellent to positively dreadful ... [with] no vetting ... treating them as equal," Steers said.


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Francisco Liriano wasn't quite sure where his pitches were going. The one thing he did control was his emotions.
Liriano pitched two-hit ball over seven innings and the Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 2-0 Friday for their major league-leading 10th shutout, matching Pittsburgh's total for all of last season.
It is, as manager Clint Hurdle said, a "remarkable number." And it stands out even more because the Pirates don't have a complete game.
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Liriano (4-2) walked five, his most since Sept. 1 last year, but struck out eight to help Pittsburgh stop a three-game losing streak.
"I didn't feel, location-wise, I was that good," he said. "I was missing my spots a lot, and I walked too many guys. You know, just keep fighting 'til the end."
Liriano walked two in the second and two in the fourth. But rather than get rattled, he worked his way out of trouble both times and came away with the win after a two-start losing streak.
Mark Melancon pitched the eighth, and Jason Grilli finished the five-hitter for his major league-leading 23rd save in as many chances. After two-out singles by Ryan Sweeney and pinch-hitter Dioner Navarro, Grilli struck out Darwin Barney to preserve another shutout.
"We had 10 (shutouts) all last year and actually we pitched a lot better last year than we did the first year I was here," Hurdle said. "It just speaks to the job the pitchers are doing here, No. 1 throwing strikes, keeping the ball down. We've been able to get a little better at it every year, and this year, obviously, we've taken it to another level at this point in the season."
Russell Martin had two hits, including an RBI double off Travis Wood (5-4) in the sixth, as the Pirates won for the second time in seven games. Jordy Mercer doubled twice.
Pittsburgh continued to struggle at the plate after managing just one hit off Julio Teheran in a 5-0 loss at Atlanta on Wednesday. This time, the Pirates finished with seven hits.
Wood gave up one run and four hits in six innings with two walks and six strikeouts, but couldn't quite match Liriano on the mound.
"He kept us off balance, kept the ball down all day," Wood said. "He really worked us. Even though he had several walks, he was able to battle around that and pitch a good ballgame."
He had the Cubs' first hit, a one-out single in the fifth, after hitting his first career grand slam in a win over the Chicago White Sox last week.
"Travis has been the same all year," Barney said. "He's been consistent pounding the zone. He was a little bit more sporadic than he has been. But he still had good stuff. He keeps them off balance."
Outscored 29-11 and shut out three times in their previous six games, the Pirates went ahead in the sixth.
After escaping a bases-loaded jam in the second, Wood retired 11 straight before Mercer's one-out double. Mercer advanced on Andrew McCutchen's fly to right and scored on Martin's double.
"I just told myself I was going to be aggressive and not wait around," Martin said. "He's throwing lots of strikes, and I picked a side of the plate."
Travis Snider added an RBI grounder in the ninth against Carlos Villanueva after Martin's walk and Pedro Alvarez's single.


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Missouri Sports Hall of Fame to Induct New Class
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame will induct nine individuals, two programs, and name a Missouri sports legend at an enshrinement ceremony in April in Jefferson City.
Here are the listed inductees:
Joe Crede -- Fatima High School, World Series Champ with White Sox
Bob Burchard -- NAIA Hall of Famer
Phil Bradley -- MU 2 sport star
Dennis Licklider and Roberta Licklider -- combined 64 years service to JC Track
Tony Galbreath -- MU running back, Super Bowl champ with NY Giants
Ray Hentges -- Helias football coach, 33 years with 2 state titles
Dr. Chris Leslie -- Camdenton high school trainer for 23 years
Keith Weber -- Former MU pitcher in 1960's, passed away last year
The two program inductees are:
Helias Catholic High School Wrestling -- 12 state titles
Lincoln University Track and Field -- national success, including 10 national women's titles
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame will also name former Jefferson City Jays football coach, Pete Adkins, its 25th Missouri ports haHll of Fame legend. Adkins coached the Jays for 37 years, with 354 wins, and nine state championshps. His success in Jefferson City included a 71 game winning streak. Adkins earned Missouri Coach of the Year honors eight times, and was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in 1986.


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DETROIT (AP) - Hundreds of people fled part of downtown Detroit during an annual international fireworks display as a report of shots being fired spread through the crowd.
At least one injury was reported when part of the crowd watching the display over the Detroit River from Hart Plaza fled Monday night, about 10 minutes into the 55th Annual Ford Fireworks Presented by Target event.
Police haven't been notified of anyone shot during the fireworks, Detroit police Sgt. Eren Stephens told The Associated Press in an email Tuesday morning. And police said they didn't have evidence of any shooting.
'At this time, we cannot verify shots were fired during the fireworks,' Stephens wrote.
Caesar Heard, 62, who was riding his bicycle north of Hart Plaza, told The Detroit News that people fleeing the area ran over him, leaving him with a bloodied and swollen left knee and damaging his bike.
'People were running all across my back and head,' Heard said.
Video broadcast by Detroit TV stations showed some people scrambling to leave the area as officers ran to the scene and police cars drove toward Hart Plaza. Some people hid behind vehicles as the display continued.
'Just hundreds of people started running in our area, jumping over the fence to get away,' Michael Dwyer, who was watching the display, told WDIV-TV.
Hundreds of thousands of people had gathered in the city and across the river in Windsor, Ontario, to view the fireworks. The show celebrates the July 4 U.S. Independence Day and Canada Day on July 1.


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Executive Vice President, Corning Technologies & International
Eric Musser is executive vice president of Corning Technologies and International and is responsible for leading the growth and expansion of Corning's Environmental Technologies, Life Sciences, and Pharmaceutical Technologies segments. In addition, he oversees Corning's international regions, and the Global Manufacturing, Supply Management, Quality, and Safety functions.
Previously, Musser served as president of Corning International (2012-2014) and general manager, Corning Greater China (2007-2012). In these roles, he helped expand Corning's business globally and capture strategic growth opportunities in China.
Musser joined Corning in 1986 and moved through a series of manufacturing and general management roles in Corning's optical communications businesses. In 2005, he was named vice president and general manager of Optical Fiber, where he helped restore stability and growth following the telecommunications industry downturn.
Musser holds a Bachelor of Science from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point where he graduated as a Distinguished Cadet, and a Master of Science in computer science from George Washington University. Prior to joining Corning, Musser served 5 years in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.


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by Niall Browne, published on March 2, 2008
When Sam Raimis Drag Me To Hell was first announced I was skeptical that the script was up to snuff as it had sat on a shelf for fifteen years. However when Ellen Page signed up it looked like the project was starting to move ahead at a good pace, and that it might actually turn out to be a first rate film.
But Page has now dropped out of the film due to a scheduling conflict.
A joint statement from Ghost House Pictures and Mandate Pictures says:
We were racing to start production so that we could accommodate Ellens schedule. But like so many other productions trying to start before the potential SAG strike date, this one needed more time and we had to push back the start of production.
This happens all the time in Hollywood, but what is most interesting about this recent departure is that when Bloody Disgusting first broke the story, they stated that the reason Page quit the project was because she was unhappy with the script.
It seems like the horror genre is having a difficult time holding onto key members of cast and crew these days, especially after the shenanigans with The Wolfman!
Does this mean that Drag Me To Hell will be a disaster?
Possibly. Maybe the script does suck, maybe the Juno star does have better things to do with her time or maybe she realized that a genre movie like this isnt the best way to follow up an Oscar nomination.
No news yet on who will replace her, but theyll have to get their skates on as the film goes into production soon.
Source: screenrant.com


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When I was growing up, we always had family dinners together. I'm not sure how my mom did it. Between swim practice and my dad owning his own business I think it was sometimes 8:00 or 8:30 before we all sat down together. But my mom made it happen every single night and I love her for it.
So when I realized that we'd been way too long without some togetherness, I staged an intervention. The mister came home from work and we loaded into the car telling the kids that we were going on an adventure. We picked up a pizza (because Martha Stewart with a picnic basket I am not!) and took it to a local park to eat. We pulled up to the park and lo and behold their were hot air balloons launching about 50 yards from the picnic tables. I knew then that it was going to be a great night!
|Noah was overly excited waving at the balloons!
There was playing and giggling and swinging and happiness.
Our dinner intervention was so much fun. I'm thinking it needs to become a routine until the weather turns too cold to do it anymore. It was a reminder to me that most of the other things that consume my time and attention really don't matter. Who cares if my inbox goes unread or my house is not perfect or I buy cookies for a party instead of making them from scratch? These very moments are the ones that matter the most and they are too important to miss. It's one of those things that you always know in your core, but sometimes you need a reminder to bring it back into practice. I'm trying to practice, trying to balance, trying to slow down and savor... trying, trying, trying...
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BGTG 33 - Local game groups (with Ryan Wheeler)
Ryan shows up in lots of my session reports because he's the most constant figure at Santa Clarita Boardgamer sessions. He and his wife Erin host most of our game nights. With that in mind, this show was intended to be about the "care & feeding" of local game groups: how to start one up and keep it going strong. That's pretty much what was recorded, though it also rambled through some fun history of our game group in particular. You probably learn as much about me through this conversation with Ryan as you do in my Boardgaming Biography show (way back in show #13 on June 4).
In the show we talk about the awkward but necessary step of screening new people who might come to your private game group. SCBer Greg Pettit let me share this private email thread between he and I way back when. It led to a phone call that was a little awkward, too, but could be made easier through the more personal communication. Greg joined the group right after. Maybe when I get him on the show I can ask him for his memories of this exchange. (I'm going to talk Greg into an All About show featuring Euphrat & Tigris . . . it's just a matter of time!)
Greg Pettit wrote:
Hi -
I found your website through BoardgameGeeks, and was hoping for some more information. I just moved to Glendale from Houston, TX and I'm already missing my old game group. If you guys are still getting together, I would like to know when and where (if new players are welcome). Thanks.
From: Mark Johnson
To: Greg Pettit
Subject: Re: Santa Clarita Boardgamers
Greg, we still haven't found a permanent new location for the Santa ClaritaBoardgamers. In the meantime, we're getting together at my house every other week. The next time will be this coming Wednesday, March 13. Here aresome things you should know about us. We play multiplayer strategy games (so-called "German games") like Settlers of Catan, Bohnanza, or Carcassonne almost exclusively. Although I myself play wargames or CCGs on occasion, that isn't what we play when we all gettogether for game nights. Likewise, no RPGs. The focus is on fun first, competition and skillful play second. While my kids are awake (till 9:00 or so), there's a need to keep a lid on any foul language. Oh, and no smoking.
If that seems like a lot of rules, understand that it's simply to keep gamenight enjoyable for the *group.* We're having fun now, and want to keep itthat way, even as we increase our number. New people are welcome, but if there's any friction, that person won't be invited back. You know, this sort of conversation works a lot better in person than over email, so please give me a call. My home number is xxx-xxxx. Hope to hear from you!
Greg Pettit wrote:
That all sounds great, just like the group I hosted back in Houston. I'm familiar with all the German games (they're just about all I played backhome), but I donated all of them to my friends before I left, so I won't beable to bring any. How many people do you usually have?
I don't want to disturb the dynamic, and I'm already a little nervous/shy about just showing up. I guess I'll call to sort of introduce myself once I've figured out if I can make it. Thanks for the info.
This show was a lot of fun for Ryan and I to record, as you can hear.
P.S. I'll have to scan a 6 card from David & Goliath (1st edition) sometime later... :-)
Ryan Wheeler's BGG profile
Boardgamegeek's Gamerfinder and Gamer Database
Santa Clarita Boardgamers' basic web page
My old Tri-Valley Boardgamers archived web page
The call I put out on rec.games.board to start TVB (August '96)


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First off very intelligent, yet she is one hell of a time. Although this girl comes off very classy, she is a sex kitten in bed and loves to get down and dirty. This girl knows how to party and have a good time. But don't be fooled by her party-esque ways, she is the kind you can bring home to mama. This girl is the total package...brains, personality, and usually comes with a nice set of boobs and ass. If you ever come across a Nichol, don't let her go, you'll never find anyone like her.
Wow, that girl I met at the party last night was such a Nichol, she was so fun! I'm definitely asking her on a date, and maybe she can meet my mom.
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WARNING: If you get too close she might bite.
WARNING: If you get too close she might bite.
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The Coolest Bunch Of People You've Ever Met. They Are Their Own Kind Of People Describable By Nothing. Kind Of Like A Circus, A Group Of Nichols Is Beautiful, Wild, Smart, Full Of Life And Fun, And Scary At Times, But Always In Control By The Ring Leader.
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Awesome family that succeeds in life and is always competitive...we are also better than u at anything u do... including life.
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A person of greatness, natural beauty, rapier wit, stellar personality.Also known to drink their weight in liquor,suffer the Dreaded Redface Drunk Disease, fight anyone that glances in their direction while intoxicated, and as a general rule, think the only good snake is a dead snake.
"Wow...you're gorgeous, brilliant, funny...you must be a Nichols..."
"Yes, that is correct. Please do not be intimidated"
"Yes, that is correct. Please do not be intimidated"
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The Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens have played one another 790 times since 1917, the oldest rivalry in the NHL and one of the most prolific. Between them they've won 37 Stanley Cups (including six against one another) and represent the largest fan bases of Anglophone and Francophone Canada. That's a lot of grist for this Hockey Night in Canada montage set to an aria from Puccini's Turandot. Bro. Epic.
Hockey is such a national good in Canada that much of the country stood stunned last week when Rogers Media consummated a $5.2 billion deal for the rights to air the NHL across every platform known to Canucks for 12 years. In so doing, Rogers cut the national game out of the heart of the national broadcaster. The CBC (for which I occasionally work) counted on Hockey Night in Canada for, reports have said, nearly half its ad revenue. You can read a smart take in the Globe and Mail that says Canada and the CBC will be the better off for this in four years when Hockey Night in Canada leaves the CBC's air. Or you can just watch this ancient broadcast and appreciate why Canadian fans never lose the puck on TV: They were raised watching decidedly lo-fi broadcasts.
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Bismillah ir Rahman ir Rahim
In the Name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate
Allah's is the Sovereignty of the heavens and the earth, and all that is between, and unto Him is the journeying. – The Holy Qur'an 5:18
On the road that leads to the Beloved
Every stone is made of gold.
Every step we take brings knowledge to us.
Even what appears to be a mistake, or an error,
Can bring us closer to purity and truth.
Every good intention, thought and action
Guides the soul toward the Goal.
Every true word that is heard,
Every understanding received,
Every challenge met,
Every station, by God's Grace, attained
Leads the traveler
Through the labyrinth
Of steps and tests
Surely, to the One
Who has left, at every turn in the Road,
Signs of His Existence,
Clear signs showing the Way
That lead to Him.
Not only do our successes show us the way,
But even more deeply, our apparent failures
Those moments in our journey
When we are most deeply humbled
And realize our limitations,
Realizing that every step we take
Is not due to our own power and will,
But occurs by the Grace of God.
The journey that leads to the Beloved
Is guided by His Love.
– The first part of a lovely and poetic introduction to the spiritual autobiography, Journey Through Ten Thousand Veils, by Sheikha Maryam Kabeer Faye
Ya Haqq!


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Undergraduate Catalog
2014 – 2015
Office of Admissions
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100 W. Rosedale Avenue
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Phone: 610-436-3411
Fax: 610-436-2907
Revised May 2013
For additional information consult the major department and the Department of Professional and Secondary Education.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania grants a secondary social studies certificate enabling the holder to teach comprehensive social studies in public schools. West Chester University's program is accredited by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS), and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Certification programs are offered in conjunction with the B.A. programs in geography, history, and political science as well as the Department of Professional and Secondary Education. (Certification-only programs are not available at this time for those already holding a baccalaureate degree since enrollment is capped.) For information, contact the major department and the Department of Professional and Secondary Education.
This program is designed to assure that prospective social studies teachers possess the knowledge, capabilities, and dispositions associated with the concepts, tools of inquiry, and structures of the disciplines that make up the social studies, and that they are able to create learning experiences that make these aspects of the subject matter meaningful for learners. The course of study emphasizes ten NCSS-thematic strands:
Prospective teachers must complete subject-matter courses in history and social sciences that make up no less than 40 percent of a total four-year or extended preparation program with a major of 21 hours in either geography, history, or political science.
See the Educator Preparation Programs section of this catalog for information about common requirements.
SSC 331 Teaching Citizenship Education (3) Methods and materials of teaching social studies for prospective secondary school teachers. Emphasis is on combining educational theory with social studies content for effective teaching. Exercises and practical application. Enrollment is restricted to those who will be student teaching the next semester. Permission to waive this policy may be granted by the Department of History chairperson. PREREQ: EDS 306. Writing emphasis course.


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Volusia Co. city to hold first Christmas parade in 14 years
Daytona Beach Shores parade to begin at 4 p.m.
The people of Daytona Beach Shores are gearing up for their first Christmas parade in 14 years.
The parade will be held on Saturday and is the first for Operation Changing Lives.
Operation Changing Lives provides free surgeries and medical missions to disadvantaged children and adults with severe facial deformities.
The parade will begin at the Walgreens store on South Atlantic Avenue at 4 p.m. It will then head south to the Cracked Egg.
All of the proceeds from the mile-long parade will be donated to Operation Changing Lives, which will provide Christmas gifts for more than 1,000 children in Volusia and Flagler counties. Parade goers are encouraged to donate toys.
Following the parade, there is a tree lighting ceremony that will take place at the community center pavilion in Daytona Beach Shores.
WESH 2's Gail Paschall-Brown will co-emcee the event.
For more information visit, operationchanginglives.com