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Frequently Asked Questions
Living on Campus
You've got questions and we've got answers, here are some answers to common questions folks have asked:
Is there a requirement to live on campus?
How many students live on campus?
What is the process to live on campus?
How much is the deposit?
How do I pay my deposit?
Is there a deadline to pay the deposit?
Where can I find a copy of the Housing Contract?
I am under 18 and need my legal guardian to sign a copy of the contract, how do I get a copy of the signature page?
Is there designated first year housing?
How are room assignments made?
When will first year students receive room assignments?
When can I move in?
How big are the residence hall rooms?
What furniture does my room come with?
What should I bring to campus?
What items are prohibited in residence halls?
Are phones supplied?
Can I have my car on campus?
Can I have guests in my room?
What happens if I get locked out of my room or lose my key?
Can I have my own personal refrigerator?
Where are the laundry facilities and how much does it cost?
Am I required to have a meal plan?
How much does on campus housing cost?
How do I cancel my Housing Contract?
I am withdrawing from Rhode Island College, what paperwork do I need to complete?
Am I able to stay during break times?
How to I switch rooms?
Is there a requirement to live on campus?
To live on campus you must be enrolled as a full-time matriculated student at Rhode Island College.
How many students live on campus?
Rhode Island College houses up to 1,198 students.
What is the process to live on campus?
Students must be an accepted student to Rhode Island College. The student must pay a $220 deposit then sign an electronic version of the Housing contract. If the student is under 18 at the time of signing the contract a legal guardian will be required to sign a copy of the contract.
The Housing deposit is $220 per academic year. The deposit is based on a non-refundable $100 for room reservation, $100 for damages, and non-refundable $20 programming fee. Students are able to cancel their contract by July 15th to receive a refund of $100 from their initial $220 deposit.
Deposits can be paid online on the student's MyRIC Online Services account by credit card. Deposits paid in cash and checks are accepted at the Bursar's Office. For more information about how to pay the deposit, please view the Bursar's Office page about Payment Information located at http://www.ric.edu/bursar/payment.php#ways
Is there a deadline to pay the deposit?
Current residents of Rhode Island College Housing are able to pay their housing deposits to secure a room for the next academic year starting January 5th until the first Friday in March. Residents whom pay the deposit by the deadline will be guaranteed housing for the next academic year.
Incoming first year students can pay their deposit starting January 5th until May 15th. Incoming first year students whom pay their deposit by May 15th will be guaranteed housing for the upcoming academic year. Incoming freshmen can pay a deposit after May 15th; however, placement is not guaranteed.
Where can I find a copy of the Housing Contract?
A copy of the Housing contract can be downloaded at http://www.ric.edu/residential-life/policies.php
I am under 18 and need my legal guardian to sign a copy of the contract, how do I get a copy of the signature page?
A copy of the Housing contract can be downloaded at http://www.ric.edu/residential-life/policies.php. Please download the contract and print the signature page. The signature page of the contract filled out by the legal guardian for residents whom are under 18 can be sent back in the following ways:
Scan and Email: email firstname.lastname@example.com in the subject line- SIGNED Contract for [Student Full Name], attach the electronic version of the signature page
Return in person: a copy can be dropped off at the Office of Residential Life and Housing located in Penfield Hall between 9am-4pm Monday-Friday.
Fax: 401-456-8501
Mail: Office of Residential Life and Housing
c/o signed contract
600 Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Providence, RI 02908
Is there designated first year housing?
First year students can be assigned to Penfield Hall Double rooms, Sweet Hall and Willard Hall. Sweet and Willard Hall are all first year buildings, while half of Penfield Hall are reserved for upperclassmen. First year students should be prepared to be assigned to a double room with a roommate as this the majority of the available room style. There are 228 double rooms, 8 triple rooms and 20 singles for first year students.
How are room assignments made?
For first year students, rooms are assigned based on the criteria received through the survey students fill out over the summer prior to their first semester on-campus. First year students are able to fill out their survey from May 1st until June 15th.
First year students can request 1 additional roommate for a double room or 2 additional roommates for a triple room. All roommates must mutually select each other for the match to be made. Roommate matches are not guaranteed. The Office of Residential Life and Housing does not accept suite requests. If a first year resident enters more than one name, we will assume they want to live in a triple room. If you are requesting a specific roommate, please discuss beforehand how to rank your hall preference. When matched roommates have different hall orders we will default to their first match hall which generally is their third choice.
PLEASE REMEMBER: All entries are only requests. The Office of Residential Life and Housing does not guarantee a request will be granted.
Upper-class students who are returning to on-campus living must pay a room deposit. Room deposits can be made from early January until the Friday before spring break in March by clicking here. Students who pay a deposit will receive a selection time in early April which will allow them to choose a room once the selection process has started, traditionally this occurs in the last week of April.
When will first year students receive room assignments?
First year students will receive their room assignment in mid-July.
Incoming first year residents can move onto campus on Saturday, August 27, 2016.
Incoming first year students move-in based on their LAST Name
M-Z: 9am to 12pm
A-L: 1pm to 4pm
Returning and upperclassmen residents move-in is on Sunday, August 28, 2016.
Returning and upperclassmen residents move-in based on their LAST Name
M-Z: 9am to 12pm
A-L: 1pm to 4pm
How big are the residence hall rooms?
The size of each residence hall room can be found here by selecting the hall you are referring to here.
What furniture does my room come with?
The list of furniture that comes with each room can be found here by selecting the residence hall you wish to reference.
What should I bring to campus?
A list of items that students should bring with them on campus can be found here.
What items are prohibited in residence halls?
A list of items that are prohibited in the residence halls can also be found here.
Each Residence Hall suite except Sweet Hall is equipped with a phone that can make local calls.
All students who live on campus are allowed to bring vehicles. Students are asked to register their vehicles at Campus Police located in Browne Hall.
Students may have overnight guests in their room. Guests must be signed in at the front desk by 7pm of every evening. Guests must also be escorted at all times by their resident host. For more information on our guest policy please click here.
What happens if I get locked out of my room or lose my key?
In the event that a resident becomes locked out of their room, they can go contact one of the designated services below to be issued a key to access their room. In the event a student loses their keys they will be responsible for the appropriate charges.
Weekdays 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.: Go to the Office of Residential Life & Housing in Penfield Hall.
Weekdays 7:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M.: Contact the RA on Duty in your building.
Weekdays 7:00 A.M. to 8:30 A.M.: Contact the Campus Police Office.
Weekends 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 A.M.: Contact the RA on Duty in your building.
Weekends 10 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.: Contact the Campus Police Office
Can I have my own personal refrigerator?
Students can have personal refrigerators but they cannot exceed 4.6 cubic feet.
Where are the laundry facilities and how much does it cost?
Each building is equipped with a laundry facility. The cost to wash and dry is approximately $1.50 each. Below is a list of laundry facility locations per building.
Browne Hall: 1st Floor next to the lower lounge
Penfield Hall: Ground Floor
Sweet Hall: The end cap of every floor
Thorp Hall: First Floor, next to the main lounge
Weber Hall: Ground floor
Willard Hall: Attached to the Recreation Room
Am I required to have a meal plan?
Residents are required to select one of the available meal plans. The cost is $2,175 per semester.
How much does on campus housing cost?
|Housing Cost
|Dining Cost
|Total Cost
|Double Room Suite
|Single Room Suite
|Double Room Apartment
|Single Room Apartment
How do I cancel my Housing Contract?
The Housing Contract is for the entire academic year. Students can cancel their Housing Contract prior to July 15th and receive up to $100 back from their deposit with no additional penalty.
Students can apply for an appeal after the July 15th deadline; however, the student may be held responsible for the entire year contract if the appeal is not granted.
I am withdrawing from Rhode Island College, what paperwork do I need to complete?
Residents are required fill proper paperwork with the Office of Student Life to officially withdrawal from the college. Residents then must come to the Office of Residential Life and Housing and fill out the required withdrawal paperwork from Housing. The Housing contract is an entire academic year contract; residents may not be released from their finical responsibility. An appeals process is available for students who cancel their contract. Appeals are not guaranteed to be approved.
Am I able to stay during break times?
The Residence Halls are closed during school breaks and residents are unable to stay during these times. Please plan accordantly.
|Open for Fall Semester
|August 27, 2016
|Close for Winter Break
|December 19, 2016
|Open for Spring Semester
|January 15, 2017
|Close for Spring Break
|March 3, 2017
|Open from Spring Break
|March 12, 2017
|Close for Summer
|May 8, 2017
Residents are able to submit room change requests on the MyRIC Student Housing portal. The first 2 weeks of the semester, residents are not able to move as there is a room freeze in place. Residents can submit requests during this time; however, they will not be acted on. Once your request is submitted, you may not hear back from us until we have the ability to grant the request. Please understand that room change approval is based on availability and in the order in which your request was received. We cannot guarantee room requests will be granted; however, we will try to accommodate as many as possible based on availability. Please do not resubmit the Room Change unless your preferences have changed or you no longer want the initial request. All requests for a change must be submitted using the Room Changes Request form online. Submitting multiple Room Change Requests will not change your place in line


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HELPER-Gloria Ann Callor, passed away peacefully in her home on March 3, 2011, at the age of 74 while surrounded by her loving family and dear friends.
She was born Feb. 12, 1937 in Consumers, Utah to William and Martha Green Jones.
She married the love of her life, William Callor Sr., July 20, 1986 in Lake Tahoe, Calif. They shared 25 wonderful years together along with the love of their 15 grandchildren and 16 great- grandchildren. She was anxiously awaiting the arrival of two great-grandsons.
Gloria was raised in Helper by her mother and adopted father, Raymond George McGonigal.
She was a graduate of Wasatch Academy. After receiving her LPN license she began working for the Carbon County Nursing Home and later for Dr. AR Demman in Helper until she retired from the nursing profession. She was a league bowler for many years.
Her favorite pastime was sitting with her sweetheart Bill on their front porch watching the hummingbirds drink from their colorful feeders. Gloria enjoyed gardening with Bill, and growing one of the largest vegetable and flower gardens in Helper.
She is survived by her husband, Bill; sons, William (Nelda) Callor, Edward (Lenora) Callor; grandchildren, William Brandon (Katy) Callor, Melanie (Isaac) Bott, Amy (Brandon) Maughan, Nickolas Callor, Sara Callor, Edward Callor Jr., Clifton Callor, Valerie Callor, Melissa Ricketts, Paul Ricketts, Adam Ricketts; and 16 beautiful great-grandchildren whom she adored.
Gloria was preceded in death by her parents and one granddaughter, Erica Callor.
Funeral service, Tuesday, March 8, 2011, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, (233 East Main Street) in Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Gloria at www. mitchellfuneralhome.net.

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After many months of ownership and putting up with this problem and being fobbed off by the shop I took the phone from to perform upgrades etc I am finally fed up with my Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc resetting itself on the slightest of knocks it recieves. I am very knowledgable on computers etc, build them and know for a fact this MUST be a hardware problem or design flaw as it ONLY happens when the phone receives the slightest taps or knocks...eg in my pocket and my hand my tap my pocket whilst walking. Or simply placing the phone on a table is enough to make it restart if i dont place it down veeeeeeeeeeery gently like its a bloody bomb waiting to explode!! Personally I wish it would, at least then I'd get a replacement!!
I'd like Sony to admit there is a problem with some of these models, recall them and give me a replacement as I can see simply from this forum that its not uncommon and the moderators here are simply suggesting to update the software which solves nout when it comes to this problem!
PLEASE some help!! I still have 18 months to go on this bloody contract and despite being a fan of Sony products, TV's, sound systems and even the phones this has put me off so much I am seriously considering never buying Sony again!! Hell am even starting rate this phone below the Apple IPhone!
I don't think it's a design flaw, or the problem would be more widespread (and considering my two year old nephew launched my Arc across the room at the weekend, luckily it bounced off a sofa first!, and it never restarted)
Could be a hardware fault though.
One thing to try - does the battery feel loose at all? or for that matter, the rear cover? I'm sure someone else (i think it was on this forum) had a loose battery...
It has already been getting reported about since back in May and even with previous sony ericssons.
You are right it is not massively widespread but on that website alone there are over 1700 people who have responded to the online survey saying they have experienced this problem so it clearly is a problem with a good number of the sony ericsson phones. And more and more people are realizing that simply placing the phone on the table can cause the restart.
There must have been a bad batch made or something with so many people experiencing this!
I've left my phone at someone elses house so when i get it back i'll see if battery feels loose! The cover has always felt fine though.
Can you try to perform a software/firmwware repair using PC Companion to see if ot helps.
Connect your phone to the PC via the USB cable
The repair option on PC Companion (Support Zone --> Update --> Repair).
Please backup your phone data and settings before proceeding.
If that did not work, can you try the SE Update service
Download, install and launch the update service. Follow the onscreen prompts.
Please backup your phone data and settings before proceeding.
I had the same problem and i am pretty sure that it's hardware problem.
try this:
1. remove back cover
2. remove battery
3. place some paper (little piece) between the phone and battery in the bottom part of phone
Paper should be placed on thin edge opposite to sim card slot. In this way you will push battery up.
After I did this my phone never restarted for 3 months (only when i manually restart it)
Well phone doesnt even switch on or charge anymore!! Tried 3 different chargers and computer and no life at all in the phone.
Its only a few months old so i went to Phones 4 u, where I bought it, as they are still responsible to repair or replace it. But as it wont charge I've lost everything I had on the phone, pictures, videos, messages some of which were very important to me!
Thanks for the replies though but I already stated its not a software problem. Think I'll sell the phone when it comes back and buy the Samsung Galaxy which critics have been rating as the best smartphone around at the moment!
Know this is going to be a pain, but we had exactly the same problem with my wife`s phone from Phones for U.
1) Backup all contact details.
2) Factory Reset Phone wipe the lot start from fresh.
3) Ensure the first thing you do is sign in with your gmail account. - I do not know why but whenever the wife does not do this none of the google services (calender/mail/piccassa etc ) set up correctly.
4) restore contacts.
5) carry on and enjoy.
we did this in the shop with phones for u and its not failed since.
My phone was fine...I did these steps automatically due to having HTC Hero previous to the SE Arc.
My phone started rebooting every time the 3G was on and there was no wifi nearby. It was non-stop, until battery was dead.
Tried PC companion fix and didn't work. Sent to repair for software fix and it didn't work either. Now it went for hardware repair. Will let you know the outcomes.


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Skip to comments.EBT To Shut Down Nationwide Starting November
Posted on 10/15/2013 7:59:03 AM PDT by TigerClaws
Me too. If/when this happens and I see it propagating out of the urban centers, I'll be working from home via VPN. I'll be needed at home to be standing a watch for zombies.
The government will get the Senate and House to okay borrowing again, likely today, so the food stamp program won't shut down -this time.
I have a good supply of Centurion 12GA ammo that has a .65 caliber steel ball encased in a nylon rifled insert. It basically turns your shotgun into a pump action musket that is accurate out to 50 yards or so. They are nasty.
The list, Ping
Let me know if you would like to be on or off the ping list
It appeared to me that the individual states could use their discretionary funds to support those programs, but I may have misinterpreted.
I bought my farm in central KY for something like this, but didn't think it would really matter. It still might now, but this development is certainly interesting.
Did you make sure nobody saw you take all those extra groceries outta your car?
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I probably could use more range time. Hate to use the ammo, though.
I sincerely hope this one turns out to be bogus.
Combined General and Maryland "Freak State" PING!
Could be a false story planted to add pressure to get the GOP to cave.
Youre foolish to look forward to that.
During the winter, we keep blankets, food and flashlights in the car unless we are stuck in a blizard. We're ready, but not looking forward to it if it happens.
Do the stories of the DHS getting prepared for "something big" take on a bigger meaning now?
Do the stories of FEMA camps mean a bit more in light of this possible shutdown of the EBT system?
Better to be prepared. And that means now. Get right with God.
Lo, I am with you always,
even to the end of the age.
I will never leave you nor forsake you.
There are three stop lights close together between my Kroger and Walmart. I think the food stamp card holders go to Walmart, as I only see well dressed older people in my Kroger. Seldom is there a child in Kroger. It's quiet and we older people help other older people in there. It is very pleasant to shop there. They also don't allow more than two people waiting to check out. When there is a third person waiting, the manager opens another register.
If the cards quit working, that Walmart will go nuts. The Kroger won't.
Note to self: stock up on ammo and magazines.
Given a choice between being unarmed in a rural setting or armed in an urban setting, I'd opt for rural—but rural and armed seems clearly the superior option, if possible.
As though we needed yet ANOTHER reason for a run on guns and ammo!
"Live in a urban area, do ya?"
Conversely, shipments may stop going to rural areas too having been prioritized for delivery to 'critical recipients' aka the politically-connected. The military would quickly control the highways and likely the deliveries too.
Of course, home delivery at night. Lights off at the house and made sure my corner streetlight was out. :)
What will stop the walmart ebt holders from going across the street to the kroger once they've pillaged the walmart?
"Its pretty commonly used these days all over the internet."
Not by humans!
Not by humans!
That made me sick to my stomach and to think that each one of those kids are going to grow up feral too.
It is not relevant to what I was trying to say about whether I live in a rural or urban setting.
Full disclosure, where I live the population density is 641 per sq mile - but I am only about one good afternoon's walk from a town of 70,000.
And yes, I am armed.
Cuban Leaf summed it up well in his post above - there's a difference between being prepared and looking forward to it.
As I read the posts here and other places, there is always a good mix of prepared people (and no matter HOW MUCH YOU THINK YOU ARE PREPARED, the REALITY WOULD BE VASTLY DIFFERENT!!!) and those who seem to look forward to it like shooting fish in a barrel or some kind of new-fangled ultimate violence video game or "Survivor" rerun.
If the only answer a person has to civil disruption is "Time to start shooting people" well then I kinda hope those folks are the first ones to see the inside of a FEMA camp.
What is SecDev?
Not trying to be snarky but food you are eating today probably should have been bought 2 years ago. Just a heads up.
I live in a town of 1200—and we are a good day's walk from a town of 1300 and another of 3500, and I feel a bit too urban. The rule of thumb to be at least two gas-tanks away from a major urban centre seems a good one—and we're only half a tank away from one and a full tank away from another.
As opposed to going looking for a job.
Obama has ensured there are so few jobs available that there are not nearly enough, even at minimum wages.
On the other hand, most of these people are completely unemployable for any honest job. They have lost all work ethic, work incentive, honesty, pride, and the ability to do any job except cash their "free" EBT cards and bitch about how people are taking advantage of them. Well, a lot of them are pretty good at squirting out babies, selling dope, and committing crimes of every kind. But then, that's not "honest" work.
Most of them won't even make a decent army once the music stops, the rampaging kicks in, and they finish burning down their neighborhoods. They'll just become roving angry mobs and cannon fodder for their masters to expend against the real America.
The most dangerous ones are the street gangs and ex-jailbirds. This is a huge group and they can get really ugly, really fast. Murder and mayhem are ways of life to them. They are good at it, are used to organization, and are ruthless as hell. They'll be more than happy to rape, steal, torture, and murder whomever and whenever they feel like it. This will be the real army. They will be a genuine threat to those outside their own community.
Get bullets and beans now, folks. Then get as far away from the urban feral centers as soon as you possibly can when the "free" money stops. They will quickly look like something like the Liberian Civil War.
In other words, have a plan. The 0bama organization does.
By choice. Other than the certifiably mentally ill or the physically infirm there shouldn't be any free handouts.
And absolutely impossible if they don't look
No it doesn't. Standard way that documents received by the gvt are marked.
Ma Deuce likes it when they're hung up getting through the wire.
Your property doesn't have to be zombie proof - it just has to look less "worth it" than the guy down the road.
You mean that the junk car in my driveway and the refrigerator in my lawn are finally good for something?
>>and the price comes down for those who actually have their own money.<<
It all depends on whether or not we miss a payment on our national debt bills. If we do the dollar will drop in value like the Titanic. A $100 bill will buy a gallon of gas. Gold will be in high demand.
"Im also hearing that there will be a nationwide power grid shutdown in November."
I have, too.
Don't forget to provide for your pets—buy extra food.
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Secretary of Defense...the traitor Chuck Hagel.
If I buy groceries, it's only young black men and me who pay cash for food. Being a young or middle aged black man is a lonely place. Nobody wants you cause you ain't worth nothin.
Is there a lonelier and more terrifying position to be in than being a black male educated by the public school system, about to turn 18? At that age he's no longer an income source, but a draw-down on the family. Streets, gangs, or prison is the majority outcome.
If there actually are riots: Kroger is about 7 blocks down from Walmart. The set-up is Walmart at one end of the street and HEB at the other end of the street with Kroger in the middle. I think they will skip upscale Kroger and head to HEB after Walmart. Kroger will be the last to be robbed if riots continue. I actually believe there would be a police response to guard the Kroger as it is one of their premiere stores. If they don't shoot to stop the rioters, yes, they will be overrun and the Kroger goes down, too, but later than Walmart and HEB.
I'm thinking it's a misspelling of SecDef, but that's just me.
"Shutdown will cause federal funding for Section 8 to dry up Nov. 1, Massachusetts housing official says"
Kinda makes you wonder where, if Fed money is paying for all the parks and welfare in the country, does all the money from high state taxes go to?
Better to avoid all the drama if/when they riot in/around the walmart.
Stay home, check defense preps and sip peppermint tea.
It appears to be from a gov website. http://www.usda.gov/ That would make it authentic IMO.
Thanks for the ping...I guess...
Pretty sobering stuff....
Im thinking its a misspelling of SecDef, but thats just me.
You are correct sir, it's not just you but what difference does it make now?
I'll correct it and I'll bet I'll get a whole bunch of positive comments on my 'shop' then.
But if kept in their ghettos, that could be put to positive use.
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Well the Kenpachi thing is kinda weird in that Kaname's bankai doesn't let you use any of your senses and puts you into a void, but Aizen's makes you see, hear, feel, taste, touch anything he wants. So even that "let me get stabbed and then ill find you" trick might not work on Kenpachi, only Yama seemed to be able to tell it was the real him from the reiatsu in his sword.
I wonder how fighting with your eyes closed might affect Aizens zanpakuto? Would you still experience the sounds, smells, touch and taste of illusions even if you can't see them?


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|Posted by R.Ford on February 14, 2002 at 22:50:41:
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: : I have an old sink with a built in angled "backsplash" and a Crane faucet. The handles are 9" on center and are mounted in the angled backsplash with the spout mounted on the top "shelf". I believe it is maybe from the forties or so. It also has a hole between the handles for a sprayer. Any ideas for replacement parts or a whole new unit?
: I just installed several Kohler Fairfax faucets for single hole. These are usualy special order. The Fairfax faucets that the hardware stores generaly carry are the same thing but come with a long mounting plate to cover the unused holes on a standard 3 hole sink.
: This would replace the spout on your sink. the sprayer would go in one of the other holes, and the remainder would have to be plugged (or used for soap dispenser, hot water dispenser, etc). These run about $120. There are other kitchen faucets made for single hole instalation but most of them are "designer" faucets with "designer" prices.
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Finance chief Stephen Collins takes over the top spot at Bazaarvoice.
Paul Demery
Bazaarvoice, which provides customer reviews and other content for online retailers, has named a new CEO steeped in financial expertise as it continues to deal with losses in net income and buys another company—paying about $33 million for Longboard Media Inc., which serves up ads on retail e-commerce sites.
The company promoted to the top job Stephen Collins, who has been chief financial officer at Bazaarvoice since September 2010. Collins took on the added title of chief innovation officer in January of this year. Before joining Bazaarvoice, Collins was CEO of Juris Inc., a provider of business software for law firms that is now part of LexisNexis Group Inc. Prior to Juris, he was chief financial officer and chief information officer of online ad network DoubleClick Inc., now a part of Google Inc. Earlier, Collins held several finance positions at Colgate-Palmolive Co. and was a financial auditor with accounting and consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Brett Hurt, the company's co-founder and CEO since its launch in 2005, will remain on the Bazaarvoice board of directors as vice chairman.
"In addition to his oversight of all financial and technology operations, Stephen has been involved in all aspects of the company and an invaluable member of the executive team since he joined Bazaarvoice," Hurt says. "I believe that it is the right time to transition the management of the company, and I look forward to continuing to support the company in my new role as vice chairman."
Among Collins' first responsibilities will be working with Longboard Media to develop new ways for online retailers to engage consumers. Longboard provides a media management network that lets online retailers earn revenue from ads placed on their e-commerce sites by consumer brand manufacturers and other advertisers.
Sucharita Mulpuru, vice president and principal analyst for e-business at Forrester Research Inc., says she's surprised that Longboard agreed to be acquired rather than seek venture capital to help it grow in what appears to be a promising market for placing ads on e-commerce sites. She notes that the market has been made more credible by Longboard competitor HookLogic and the fact that Amazon.com Inc. is also growing its own sales of ads on Amazon.com.
But for Bazaarvoice, she adds, Longboard represents another suite of on-site services to offer clients. "This gives Bazaarvoice another interesting growth opportunity, which should be served well by their large and aggressive sales force," Mulpuru says.
Bazaarvoice says it sees the Longboard ad content as an extension of the range of web content Bazaarvoice already provides in customer ratings and reviews and in recently launched products like Connections, a social Q&A feature that lets shoppers post questions about products online and receive answers from other consumers as well as representatives of the retailer and the product's manufacturer. "Longboard Media facilitates our ability to continue developing network solutions to leverage our consumer audience reach, content and data to create incremental value for our clients," Collins says. Bazaarvoice hasn't offered more details on how it will work with Longboard to develop new content offerings.
Bazaarvoice is paying Longboard's stockholders about $26.9 million in cash and about 500,000 shares of Bazaarvoice stock, for a total deal valued at about $32.7 million. Bazaarvoice's stock, which is traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange, was trading at about $11.13 at mid-day today, down 11% from yesterday's closing price of $12.54 and down 47% from a 52-week high of $21.10.
The acquisition of Longboard follows Bazaarvoice's $151.9 million purchase in June of PowerReviews, until then its major rival in consumer reviews technology. And though Bazaarvoice says such acquisition activity has contributed largely to its ongoing losses in net income, it expects to continue making investments. "We anticipate making significant investments in growth and initiatives designed to improve our operating efficiency for the foreseeable future, which may impact our ability to generate positive cash flow from operating activities in the near-term," the company said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing for its first fiscal quarter ended July 31, 2012.
For the first quarter, Bazaarvoice reported:
● Revenue of $35.66 million, up 62% from $22.01 million a year earlier
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We see them in action quite often. Their pictures appear in the newspaper, we see them on the side of the road. Whether it's responding to a minor fender bender or a major incident, these men and women respond without hesitation, many times without fear for their own lives. They put the lives of those they are rescuing before their own. When asked why they do what they do, often times the response is "it's what we were trained to do, "or "I'm just doing my job."
But what we don't see is how they are affected by some of the tragedies they respond to. This county has seen some devastating rescue efforts in the last couple of years. Most of the time we don't see the tears that the rescuers shed over lost lives. We don't see the anguish on their faces when there isn't any more they can do to save a life.
This isn't merely a thank you to follow in line with the yearly acknowledgment of our hometown heroes. We as residents of Emery County are very proud that we have compassionate, fearless, dedicated men and women who help protect us and come to our aid. Whether they are paid employees or passionate volunteers, they are our heroes.
9-11 Patriotic program
In honor of the victims and survivors of 9-11 the San Rafael studentbody is presenting a patriotic program. They are inviting all local law enforcement, fire fighters, search and rescue, EMTs, highway patrol, Veterans, servicemen in reserve, National Guard and interested citizens to attend the program. The assembly will be on Sept. 9 at 10 a.m. in the San Rafael Junior High gym in Ferron.
There will be a guest speaker, Charles Durrant, a former teacher at the school who has been to Iraq and Afganistan on active duty. The students will be writing the names of the victims of 9-11 on ribbons and they will tie these to the fence.
Visitors to the school will be invited to write a name and participate in this ceremony also. The students will be learning about 9-11 all week. They will watch a movie about 9-11 and learn of the victims. A special flag ceremony will also be presented at the school on Sept. 9. San Rafael invites the entire community to join them for this special memorial service. Call Dianne Butler at the school if you need additional information at 384-2335.


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Cons: dryer is a little loud and doesn't seal cuticle against humidity as well as Sedu flat iron.Dec 11, 2010Sonya B. / Washington, DCHAIR TYPEBlack / Dry Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Relaxed Hair
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Lyrics need to be comprehensible to me, and preferably good which rules out any bands singing in forrin lingo.
Lyrics need to be comprehensible to me, and preferably good which rules out any bands singing in forrin lingo.
Yes I enjoy j-pop and rock. I don't understand the words, but I still memorize the lyrics after hearing them so much. The Japanese language is beautiful to me, I love the way it sounds.
I'm exposed to it through animes, and whenever I heard an opening or ending song I like, I look it up and get more info.
Currently Reading:
Naruto, Bleach, Fairy Tail, Gantz, Medaka Box, Beelzebub, Soul Eater, Claymore, Ao no Exorcist
I really can't understand the Japanlovers.
- I'm a huge fan myself, I eat with chopsticks, watched countless hours of Anime and Manga... I love Japanese movies... But when you listen to a song "Because the language is beautiful" and stuff... I don't get it. :3
Altho I dont know a whole lot of j-pop/j-rock outside of Anime Op/Ed and Video game songs but one of the best without a doubt is Asian Kung fu Generation. Some of the best Op in Naruto , Bleach and Full metal Alchmeist. I have heard some of the songs on thier CD as well they are really good.
Pretty much all the artist with Op/Ed for Naruto and Bleach are hip and up to date like Sabonmaster, Nobodyknows, Ikimonogakari, Nico touches the Wall, Beat crusaders and too many more to mention.
I have tons of other Anime music from shows like Claymore, Escaflowne, Evangelion, Mars Daybreak, Macross, Nadesico, Record of lodass War, Shadow Skill, Slayers and some other shows saved on my pc I listen to it all the time.
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Fire type
What chakra type are you?
I love J-Rock. Sometimes I'd rather listen to it than the average American music that I always hear.
Thanks to Gulley for the new sig.
Legacy of the 4th
Naruto For 6th Hokage 4ever
RIP Minato Namikaze: Yellow Flash: 4th Hokage
I like some songs, but I don't really love it. The foreign lyrics don't really bother me, because, as Arisato-kun said, you can just look it up. UVERworld, Abingdon Boys School, and Yui are my faves.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
It was the first game of the day and as it turned out, the best game of the opening day of the Utah State 2-A boys playoffs as the Emery Spartans and the Manti Templars battled evenly throughout the game only to see Emery prevail at the end 64-59. This was a game filled with runs that had fans on both sides tired by the time that the game was over.
After scoring the opening basket of the game, Emery was outscored 12-1 over the next three minutes to trail 12-3 and Emery fans were just a little nervous. Emery then closed out the period on a 21-4 run to lead 24-16 after the quarter. Now it was the Templar fans turn to be anxious.
It was Manti's turn again at the start of the second quarter as the Spartans couldn't buy a basket. Emery was outscored 10-4 to get the Templars within two points at 28-26. The nerves were back to Emery. Emery then closed out the period on a 7-2 run to bring calmness back. Emery led 35-28 at the half.
In the third quarter, it was again all Manti at the beginning as they opened the period on a 11-4 run to tie the score at 39-39. Emery then closed the period with a 6-2 spurt to lead 45-41 after three periods.
In a wild fourth quarter, Emery lost the lead for the first time since the first quarter as Manti reclaimed the lead at 47-45 and then trailed at 49-45, Manti was now feeling it but the Spartans were not through. Emery then went on an 8-0 run to regain the lead at 53-49. The score got to 57-56 only to see Emery win the closing seconds 7-3 and claim the win.
Emery's anemic free throw shooting throughout the game but especially in the final period helped keep the Templars in the game. The Spartans only made 21 of 36 attempts in the game and were only three for six in the closing seconds of the game but they made just enough to grab the win. They may shoot free throws in practice this week.
After the game Coach Todd Jeffs was excited for the win over a very good opponent, "It always seems two really good teams get matched up early. It's too bad that both of us aren't going to Cedar City, but I'm glad it's us going and not them."
Emery was led in scoring in the game by guard Dillon Wilstead with 17 points. Wilstead had 10 of those in the first half. Center Dawson Jensen was right behind with 16 points with nine of those points in the first half. Leading scorer for the season Bailey Faimalo was also in double figures with 12 points but also did a great job of handling the ball throughout the game despite getting himself into foul trouble. Brendon Jorgensen scored eight points, Curtis Mason scored five points and Spencer Labrum and David Dyer each scored three points. Mason's points came at a critical time in the second quarter when Emery couldn't buy a basket.
Jeffs added, "I thought it would be a pretty good battle and I was happy with the way our guys responded."
Emery will now face Waterford this Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at Southern Utah University in Cedar City. Waterford's victory is an upset as they defeated Enterprise 64-55. Waterford was the fourth place team out of region 16 and made it to the tournament only after defeating Rowland Hall on Wednesday 35-29 in a play-in game. Enterprise was the region champion of their region. Waterford's season record is only 7-14 after the win.


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Pueblo's Special crew: 10 heading to USA Games
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And that's pretty special to each of the 11 players on the Pueblo Crush, a Special Olympics flag football team that is headed to Princeton University June 14-20 for the weeklong Special Olympics USA Games in New Jersey.
It will be the first time a Pueblo Special Olympics team has qualified for the national competition.
The Crush gained their berth by winning the state tournament this past October at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City.
"We've always told them, 'if you get to the next level, we'll take you,'" Crush coach William Trujillo II said of the upcoming trip. "So, we're going."
It will be the first out-of-state experience for all of the players.
At Princeton, the Crush is scheduled for a pool play game, which will determine its bracket pairing.
"We've been practicing three days a week," Trujillo said of the team's preparation.
Trujillo, who handles the defense, and Norman Maes, who has the offensive reins, have been coaching the Crush for nine years. They are assisted by Trujillo's son, William Trujillo III.
In flag football, it pits five against five on the field. Offensively, the Crush use a center, a quarterback and a combination of three running backs and/or wide receivers.
Coaching special needs players is no different than any other team," said Trujillo, noting that his players' disabilities vary from physical to mental to hearing impaired.
"A lot of them have natural ability. You see kids out there working their butts off like any other sports team," Trujillo said. "They didn't get an opportunity (to play) in high school. We give them that opportunity."
Because of their different disabilities, Trujillo said the coaches "have to get to their level of thinking and a lot of patience. You have to have fun with them.
"We teach them responsibility, teamwork and family to build their confidence."
The players range in age from "18 to whenever. One is 36 years old," Trujillo noted.
The Crush's success is not surprising to their coaches.
"I know it takes a lot to take state. This football team has been an honor to coach," Trujillo said.
"We told them, 'yes, we're going to New Jersey to have fun but while we're there, why don't we try to win.'"
The Crush are one of four teams that will represent Colorado at the national games and will fly out together for the games. Denver teams qualified in basketball and softball, while Colorado Springs is sending a volleyball team.
"We got new uniforms, cleats and regular shirts for the tournament. Those are little things that they (players) appreciate," Trujillo said.
"I've been doing this for so long that it's just a way of life," Trujillo said of the personal satisfaction.
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Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Todd Monken has been hired as the new head football coach at Southern Miss, the Daily Oklahoman reports.
The Oklahoma City newspaper credits an anonymous source in reporting the news, saying that Monken will be introduced Tuesday as the new USM coach.
Monken joins former USM coaches Jeff Bower and Larry Fedora as men who served as offensive coordinator at Oklahoma State prior to their arrival at USM.
Monken replaces recently fired USM head coach Ellis Johnson, who went 0-12 in his lone season in Hattiesburg.
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Professor La Fauci earned his degree at the University of Palermo in 1975 and then studied linguistics in Pisa (with Riccardo Ambrosini) and in Paris (with Maurice Gross). He taught Theoretical Linguistics at the Università di Palermo (Facoltà di Lettere, 1981-1987), Dialectology at the Università della Calabria (1988-1989), and General Linguistics at the Università di Palermo (Facoltà di Scienze della formazione, 1989-1997). He then took the position of Professor of Italian Linguistics at the Universität Zürich (UZH), which he currently holds. Professor La Fauci's research in morphosyntax (his favorite area) spans subjects such as: antonomasia, auxiliation patterns, existential constructions, impersonal constructions, non-linear grammars, parameters, passives, past participle agreement in Romance, proper nouns, and support verbs.
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Clinch a certain playoff spot, endure the distracting possibilities of Homecoming week, hold onto the football and come out of the game healthy – the Harrisburg Bulldogs can consider themselves good on all four counts after a 39-6 thrashing of West Frankfort Thursday night.
"It's not easy to block in these conditions and you have to take care of the ball, and I think our offense did both of those things well tonight," said HHS coach Jason Roper, whose team improved to 6-1 overall and 4-0 in the SIRR-Ohio, all the while playing in a steady and at times driving rain.
Harrisburg's ground game was dominant, led early and often by Dylan Hathaway. The powerhouse senior back started off with a bang, breaking through a left-side hole on the game's first play from scrimmage for an electrifying 75-yard run.
West Frankfort took that punch and looked ready to hang for a while, putting together an impressive drive with several runs straight up the gut. A Bulldog offside penalty set the Redbirds up with a third and four from the Bulldogs' 11-yard line, but Frankfort quarterback Hayden Restivo and his backfield got crossed up on a pitch play, losing six yards – and Restivo misfired on a fourth-and-10 pass attempt, giving
the ball back to the hosts.
That would turn out to be Frankfort's best sustained drive of the game, with Harrisburg quickly adapting to what the Redbirds were throwing at them.
"I think with the option they run, it's something we don't see a lot and it's just something we have to get used to at game speed," said Roper.
"It sometimes takes a series or two to get used to, but after that, the kids did a really nice job with it."
The Bulldog offense couldn't score again in the first but found the going a bit easier in the second. Justin Younger put forth a strong second effort on a fourth and three to keep the drive going, and a pass-interference call when Roper tried to connect with Capel Henshaw gave the Dogs the ball on the 16-yard line. On the following play, Hathaway cut back to the middle of the field on a run and bulldozed through the entire Frankfort defense for another score.
Less than four minutes later, after turning the Redbirds over on
downs, Harrisburg was knocking at the door again, with Younger piecing together a 23-yard run to precede his own 22-yard touchdown, giving his club a 21-0 lead at the break.
Harrisburg's lead ballooned to 27-0 on their first possession of the second half, thanks to another big play by Hathaway. On a third-and-two, he ripped off another long touchdown run – this one 67 yards – to hit paydirt again.
Page 2 of 2 - Frankfort's lone big highlight of the night came after the ensuing kickoff, when Restivo faked a QB keeper and handed off to Garrett Gibbs, who found a huge hole up the middle for a 76 yard scoring run.
The hosts didn't let up, though, adding another score with 3:04 left in the third, when a 14-yard run by Younger on fourth and seven extended the drive, giving Hathaway a chance to add a fourth score, on a four-yard run with 3:04 left in the third.
Harrisburg's backups then keyed a final scoring drive, capped by a 33-yard scoring dash by Blake Buchanan.
The Bulldogs' ground game was spectacular throughout, garnering 508 yards on 52 carries. Buffered by his big runs – but also several mid-range tough plunges – Hathaway accounted for over half of that, with 260 yards on just 17 carries. Younger added 108 on 11 touches, and Henshaw pitched in 46 yards on 13 carries.
Gibbs led Frankfort (2-5, 1-3) with 115 yards on 14 carries, while Restivo racked up 63 yards on 15 rushes.
Harrisburg improves to 6-1 overall and 4-0 in the conference, and will host Benton and Carbondale in the final two weeks – two games with huge implications.
"The Benton game should be for the conference championship, and the Carbondale game will be important to how we finish our regular season, regardless of what happens next week," said Roper. "I'm glad we were able to fight through this tonight, and get out of it healthy, too…It'll be a great experience for our kids to play in those two games."
Scoring Plays:
1st Quarter:
HBG – Hathaway 75-yard run, Roper kick, 7-0, 11:46
2nd Quarter:
HBG – Hathaway 16-yard run, Roper kick, 14-0, 7:46
HBG – Younger 22-yard run, Roper kick, 21-0, 4:01
3rd Quarter:
HBG – Hathaway 67-yard run, conversion failed, 27-0, 7:14
WF – Gibbs 74-yard run, conversion failed, 27-6, 6:55
HBG – Hathaway 4-yard run, conversion failed, 33-6, 3:04
4th Quarter:
HBG – Perkins 33-yard run, conversion failed, 39-6, 5:34
First downs 7 14
Total Yards 192 508
Rushing 192 508
Passing 0 0
Comp-Att-Int 0-3-0 0-3-0
Penalties/Yards 5/35 3/30
Individual Statistics:
RUSHING: WF: Gibbs 14-115, 1 TD; Williams 6-10; Restivo 15-63; Dodd 2 (-3); Lenzini 1-1, Riddle 2-6. HBG: Hathaway 17-260, 4 TD; Henshaw 13-46; Younger 11-108, 1 TD; Roper 2-21; Willsey 4-6; Perkins 2-41, 1 TD; Buchanan 3-26.
PASSING: WF: Restivo 0-3, 0 INT; HBG: Roper 0-3, 0 INT.
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- Jacob built there an altar and called the place El-beth-el:Gen. 35:6–7;
- Elijah built an altar and challenged the priests of Baal:1 Kgs. 18:17–40;
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IntroductionTibetan Buddhism, form of Buddhism prevailing in the Tibet region of China, Bhutan, the state of Sikkim in India, Mongolia, and parts of Siberia and SW China. It has sometimes been called Lamaism, from the name of the Tibetan monks, the lamas [superior ones]. The religion is derived from the Indian Mahayana form of Buddhism, but much of its ritual is based on the esoteric mysticism of Tantra and on the ancient shamanism and animism of Bon, an older Tibetan religion. It is also called Tantrayana [tantra vehicle] or Vajrayana [vehicle of the thunderbolt].
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Lester Little, Ph.D., the Dwight W. Morrow Professor Emeritus of history at Smith College, will deliver the 2013 Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Annual Lecture at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, in the Pere Marquette Gallery in DuBourg Hall. A wine and cheese reception will follow.
Little will present "Delivering Wine and Becoming a Saint in the Thirteenth Century: The Story of Alberto."
Little is one of the leading experts on the social history of religion and religious movements in medieval Europe. His numerous publications include Religious Poverty and the Profit Economy (Cornell University, 1978); Liberty, Charity, Fraternity: Lay Religious Confraternities at Bergamo in the Age of the Commune (Smith College, 1988); and Benedictine Maledictions: Liturgical Cursing in Romanesque France (Cornell University, 1993).
He has served as director of the American Academy in Rome, the president of the Medieval Academy of America and the president of the International Union of Institutes of Archaeology, Art History and History in Rome.
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Katie Holloway of USA dives for the ball during the Sitting Volleyball match between the USA and the Netherlands at China Agricultural Gymnasium during day six of the 2008 Paralympics Games on September 12, 2008 in Beijing, China.
Shoreline Community College volleyball coach Mark West is headed for London.
No, West isn't leaving the college, he's just adding to his resume as a coach for the U.S. Paralympics women's sitting volleyball squad. And, as a side benefit, U.S. team member Katie Holloway will be training in Shoreline's gym before they both leave for the 2012 Paralympic Games, Aug. 29-Sept. 9, at the same venues used for the Olympic Games.
"I'm very excited," West said. "I've been working in volleyball for a long time, but a whole world opened for me about a year ago when I was on the Web and saw 'sitting volleyball.'
"I thought, 'Did they misspell it, did they mean 'setting?'"
West looked into the sport that requires the athletes to sit on the floor and uses a lower net and smaller court, but otherwise looks much like regular volleyball. "It's really exciting, new, fun and a challenge. And, it's a heck of an exercise."
West said he started trying to learn more and eventually connected with Sam Surowiec, an Everett-area resident and wheelchair-basketball player who was looking for a volleyball coach. "Through Sam, I met Katie, who I think actually recruited Sam to the sport," West said.
His interest and background in volleyball earned West an invitation to the national training center in Edmond, Okla., and eventual designation as a coach for U.S. team along with a ticket to London.
Before he goes, however, there are youth volleyball camps that he and his wife, Raquel Chumpitaz-West, coach at Shoreline. And then there's Holloway's training.
"Katie wants to do some work, but not too much, before London," West said. "Katie played college basketball (at Cal State – Northridge) with her prosthesis." West said that Holloway, who had her foot amputated at age 20 months and is now 6-foot-3, is an incredible athlete. Although she now lives in Oklahoma, Holloway grew up in Snohomish County and is home visitng friends and family.
"She just dominates," West said. "I'm hoping to get Katie in front of some of our camps so the kids can see what is possible."


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Nibbler's free-floating punch design extends use time
Kett Tool Co. has introduced the KL-2020 14-ga. nibbler. The lightweight, wrench-free tool features a rotating head and a die designed for maneuverability in cutting sheet metal.
The tool can be locked into four different positions in 90-degree increments. A twist of the hand changes the angle of the die, while the free-floating punch design extends time between replacements.
The nibbler cuts 14-ga. cold-rolled mild steel and most grades of stainless to 18 ga. The 10.5-in., 4-lb. nibbler delivers a clean, burr-free cut in flat and corrugated sheet metal at up to 65 IPM, the company says.


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Jennifer Naimo
Jennifer Naimo is a professional in the game industry.
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Grand Theft Auto IV (2008) ()
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