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Now that the dust has settled in the southern hemisphere, we thought it was only right to praise to the stars of Super Rugby, Round 20.
Now that the dust has settled in the southern hemisphere, we thought it was only right to hand out praise to the stars of Super Rugby, Round 20.
Without further ado, here comes our offering – be sure to send in your own 15-1 team selections.
15 James Marshall (Hurricanes) – Ben Smith, like the Highlanders, seemed to only play the first-half but for what it's worth, it was an impressive one. Meanwhile, Odwa Ndungane was excellent for the Sharks against a weakened Kings outfit, with that opposition leading partly to Marshall getting our 15 jersey. Marshall was impressive at full-back but also when he was asked to move into number 10 as he barked the orders well.
14 Cooper Vuna (Rebels) – Moved out of position due to the form of a player in Perth, Vuna was found a spot after his two-try goodbye for the Rebels. Both tries were well taken before he gave a beautiful overhand offload to Bryce Hegarty that ultimately won the game against the Highlanders.
13 Tom English (Rebels) – Got a double against the Highlanders and was all heart in that win, despite being out of his usual wing position. Meanwhile, Rob Horne was unlucky to be on the losing side. Yes it was a dire derby game in Sydney but Horne did a lot of unseen work, racking up 73 metres and 12 tackles, but it wasn't enough to see off his countryman.
12 Jean de Villiers (Stormers) – Yellow carded but his strong work heavily outweighed that indiscretion. De Villiers scored a try and set up one while leadership on the field was another string to his bow. Worth a mention – as speculation over whether or not Ma'a Nonu will return to the Hurricanes continues – is Reymond Lee-Lo, who is giving head coach Mark Hammett reason not to sign the All Black. Lee-Lo has been superb in recent weeks after getting his run ahead of Tim Bateman and can definitely continue his rise in the ITM Cup.
11 Nick Cummins (Force) – A mention for Zac Guildford firstly but it had to be Cummins for the jersey as the Honey Badger feasted on the out-of sorts Brumbies. Over 60 metres made but it was a clean break and offload that stole the show, allowing Junior Rasolea to score.
10 Gary van Aswegan (Stormers) – The question of where this Stormers team was two months ago can also be attached to the young fly-half. Playing second fiddle to big-money signing Elton Jantjies for the majority of the year, Van Aswegan was finally given a chance and did not disappoint. Outstanding in his game management while he attacked the gainline at every opportunity, giving the Stormers backline a chance to finally threaten.
9 Andy Ellis (Crusaders) – In some respects the forgotten number nine of All Black rugby. Sitting behind Aaron Smith, Piri Weepu, TJ Perenara and Tawera Kerr-Barlow, Ellis has been excellent this season in combination with Willi Heinz and continued that form on Friday. He scored a try and came close with another effort as the Crusaders march on.
8 Ben McCalman (Force) – One of the main cogs in the Force's strong forward effort, McCalman was impressive in all aspects against the Brumbies. He was the team's main line-out option, ran strongly and caused the opposition defence plenty of problems. McCalman also threw in a vital end-of-half try effort for good measure on Saturday.
7 Deon Fourie (Stormers) – After two man-of-the-match performances on the trot it's hard to believe Fourie is first and foremost a hooker and not a flanker where he has plied his trade of late. The Stormers flank was once again a dominant presence against the Bulls. He was strong in the tight and the loose against the Bulls, making more tackles than any of his team-mates (18) as well as making more runs (12) and betting more defenders (three) than any other player in blue. Given his form, a permanent switch to flank seems the way to go.
6 Brad Shields (Hurricanes) – The most-contested position in our selection sees Shields come out on top, seeing off Jacques Potgieter, Jean Deysel and Matt Hodgson. Potgieter and Deysel were carrying machines on Saturday while Hodgson led by example in victory but for his all-round game, Shields is our man. The Rugby Championship awaits.
5 Kane Douglas (Waratahs) – Did a lot of the dog for his side with seventeen tackles on the board, combining well with Sitaleki Timani before Will Skelton, who is worth a mention on his own with 44 metres and four offloads in 30 minutes, helped to finally see off the Reds.
4 Eben Etzebeth (Stormers) – Was a rock in an impressive pack as the Stormers took the bragging rights against the Bulls. Etzebeth thrived on the physical aspects that were always going to come with playing against the Bulls and he, like his team-mates, came out on top.
3 Ben Tameifuna (Chiefs) – Big Ben struck twice against the Blues. The earth-shuddering prop was strong for the Chiefs as he grabbed a double to put some pressure on coach Dave Rennie going into the semi-finals. Should he go for Ben Afeaki or Tameifuna? A mention for the hard-working Angus Ta'avao who put in one heck of a shift for the Blues.
2 Scarra Ntubeni (Stormers) – Injury and the presence of Tiaan Liebenberg and Deon Fourie meant that Scarra Ntubeni's season got off to a slow start, but the young hooker has certainly finished strongly. Ntubeni put in some strong runs on Saturday but crucially provided the accuracy at line-out time that the Stormers have at times lacked in 2013. Even against a much-lauded Bulls line-out, the Stormers number two found his jumpers and in addition was on hand in the loose to make good yardage.
1 Tendai Mtawarira (Sharks) – One of those to benefit from the loose nature of the contest against the Kings, Mtawarira showed deft footwork and impressive speed off the mark to dot down for one of the Sharks' 10 tries. Powerful at scrum time, the prop formed part of a dominant Sharks effort that ensured the hosts finished their season on a high.


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Hundreds or perhaps thousands of résumés may come across your desk each year. How can you tell the difference between those candidates whose abilities have evolved over the years and those whose skills are stuck in the 20th century? What questions can you use to glean more information about an applicant's experiences that may not appear on their résumés?
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Professional recruiters analyzed portions of real résumés submitted by three job candidates with varying degrees of education, work experience and skill, and gave us their feedback. Here are their suggestions for interview questions that can uncover more pertinent information. For confidentiality reasons, the names of companies, candidates and locations were deleted.
Résumé 1
Work Experience
Nov. 2012 - Dec. 2012 — Retail Company, Seasonal sales
Feb. 2004 - May 2006 — Telecommunications Company, Executive Assistant
June 1994 - Feb. 1996 — Pharmacy, Photo Assistant
This applicant captured her entire 40-plus-year employment history — more than one dozen jobs — on one page. (Only a portion of her résumé is shown.) But in doing so, she sacrificed key details, leaving recruiters wondering about her skills and accomplishments. Should her résumé be placed in the reject pile? Jim Andres, general manager at Manpower Inc. of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas, advises not to expect to see everything you need to know about mature workers on their résumés.
Don't penalize mature candidates for writing a poor résumé. "It's very common for us to look at résumés of semiretired or retired people and see a very weak résumé," says Andres. He explains that some list courses they completed decades ago or include their entire work history. Others skip lots. "Because there's not a lot of detail or substance, a hiring manager may jump to the conclusion that this person has no office skills." But she does. She types 70 words-per-minute and possesses basic computer skills.
Don't make assumptions. Is the multiyear gap on this résumé something to be concerned about? Andres believes not. He notes that this candidate doesn't have to work, she wants to work. He says many mature workers have financial freedom and return to work years after they retire, not for the paycheck, but to interact with others, learn new skills or experience new opportunities. "You'll find [they're] more engaged employees," he says, explaining that mature worker candidates select jobs on the merits of the opportunity. "You'll probably enjoy a good open door policy where there are no hidden agendas or they're not afraid to bring things to your attention."
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GDFD No. 65: A tough draw
Ryan Lambert
March 07 2010 12:44PM
Welcome to the Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 65th game of the season on March 7, 2010.
I don't know what, exactly, it is about the Wild that makes Calgary just turn to a gooey pile of pliable gel, but man, it's effective.
Calgary used to dominate Minnesota, you know. You wouldn't know it these days, but before this season, Calgary went 23-5-2 against the Wild since the lockout. This year? Well, the nicest thing you can say is that they kept it respectable in the overtime loss.
There's just nothing the Flames have been able to do to make the Wild fear them. First and most obviously they've been outscored 10-2 in 183-plus minutes. A goal every 91 minutes or so is, for those that aren't familiar, not very good. Yeah, the Flames' offense is 27th in the NHL this year, but this makes an already-bad situation so much worse.
And the same is true of faceoffs, actually. You'd think the Flames would be hard-pressed to do considerably worse than their 29th-ranked faceoff percentage of 47.5, but they've blown well past that level of futility against Minnesota, which has positively battered the Flames at the dot, winning 100 of the games' 157 draws, a 63.7 percent clip. Honestly, a faceoff percentage of 36.3 for Calgary. It's almost unfathomable, even if the Wild are second in the league on draws. The worst part, though, is offensive zone draws. Calgary has won 20 of 67 (29.9 percent) and that's seriously going to kill a game.
Not to make too much of it — too late, right? — but the only Calgary players with faceoff percentages above 50 are Dustin Boyd (what ever happened to THAT guy?) and Jamal Mayers. Great, see ya out there!
The Calgary Flames (31-24-9 for 71 points. Ninth in the West, third in the Northwest) and the Minnesota Wild (31-27-5 for 67 points. Tied for 12th in the West, fourth in the Northwest).
1 p.m. Mountain time and 3 p.m. Eastern time. All other time zones should become the greatest person that ever lived.
Pengrowth Saddledome, Calgary, Alberta.
Calgary is 15-9-6 on the road this year, but 0-2-1 against Minnesota overall. The Wild are 21-8-2 at home, which is the fourth-best home record in the West.
What (to hate about the Wild)
Guillaume Latendresse — Did you know Latendresse is Minnesota's leading goalscorer this year with 19? It's true! Did you know that he's scored those 19 goals in just 33 games since being traded from Montreal.
Niklas Backstrom — He's played all three games against Calgary this year and done okay. Insofar as 3-0-0 with two goals allowed on 78 shots (a .974 save percentage!) over three games is "okay."
Marek Zidlicky and Martin Havlat — Against the Flames this year, they've combined for eight points in three games (2.67 per). Against every other team in the league, they've combined for 77. Great.
Because the Flames just might beat the Wild this time. Enjoy the game and hope for a win in the comments section.
March 07 2010, 03:43PM
Holy crap, Jean. How can you tell you're a pro?
Looks like the Bourque/Iginla duo might be working out.
Holy crap, Jean. How can you tell you're a pro?
No doubt. That's what I said after the last game. If you dig the gig Jean, its all yours. Thats awesome.
March 07 2010, 03:57PM
Pro? Better reserve comment until you actually read the thing. By total accident, some of it may actually be written in English.


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In the previous part of Lesson 2, the use of kinematic equations to solve projectile problems was introduced and demonstrated. These equations were used to solve problems involving the launching of projectiles in a horizontal direction from an elevated position. In this section of Lesson 2, the use of kinematic equations to solve non-horizontally launched projectiles will be demonstrated. A non-horizontally launched projectile is a projectile that begins its motion with an initial velocity that is both horizontal and vertical. To treat such problems, the same principles that were discussed earlier in Lesson 2 will have to be combined with the kinematic equations for projectile motion. You may recall from earlier that there are two sets of kinematic equations - a set of equations for the horizontal components of motion and a similar set for the vertical components of motion. For the horizontal components of motion, the equations are
x = vix•t + 0.5*ax*t2
vfx = vix + ax•t
vfx2 = vix2 + 2*ax•x
Of these three equations, the top equation is the most commonly used. The other two equations are seldom (if ever) used. An application of projectile concepts to each of these equations would also lead one to conclude that any term with ax in it would cancel out of the equation since ax = 0 m/s/s.
For the vertical components of motion, the three equations are
y = viy•t + 0.5*ay*t2
vfy = viy + ay•t
vfy2 = viy2 + 2*ay•y
In each of the above equations, the vertical acceleration of a projectile is known to be -9.8 m/s/s (the acceleration of gravity).
As discussed earlier in Lesson 2, the vix and viy values in each of the above sets of kinematic equations can be determined by the use of trigonometric functions. The initial x-velocity (vix) can be found using the equation vix = vi•cosine(Theta) where Theta is the angle that the velocity vector makes with the horizontal. The initial y-velocity (viy) can be found using the equation viy = vi•sine(Theta) where Theta is the angle that the velocity vector makes with the horizontal. The topic of components of the velocity vector was discussed earlier in Lesson 2.
To illustrate the usefulness of the above equations in making predictions about the motion of a projectile, consider their use in the solution of the following problem.
A football is kicked with an initial velocity of 25 m/s at an angle of 45-degrees with the horizontal. Determine the time of flight, the horizontal displacement, and the peak height of the football.
The solution of any non-horizontally launched projectile problem (in which vi and Theta are given) should begin by first resolving the initial velocity into horizontal and vertical components using the trigonometric functions discussed above. Thus,
vix = 25 m/s•cos(45 deg)
vix = 17.7 m/s
viy = 25 m/s•sin(45 deg)
viy = 17.7 m/s
In this case, it happens that the vix and the viy values are the same as will always be the case when the angle is 45-degrees.
The solution continues by declaring the values of the known information in terms of the symbols of the kinematic equations - x, y, vix, viy, ax, ay, and t. In this case, the following information is either explicitly given or implied in the problem statement:
vfx = 17.7 m/s
ax = 0 m/s/s
vfy = -17.7 m/s
ay = -9.8 m/s/s
As indicated in the table, the final x-velocity (vfx) is the same as the initial x-velocity (vix). This is due to the fact that the horizontal velocity of a projectile is constant; there is no horizontal acceleration. The table also indicates that the final y-velocity (vfy) has the same magnitude and the opposite direction as the initial y-velocity (viy). This is due to the symmetrical nature of a projectile's trajectory.
The unknown quantities are the horizontal displacement, the time of flight, and the height of the football at its peak. The solution of the problem now requires the selection of an appropriate strategy for using the kinematic equations and the known information to solve for the unknown quantities. There are a variety of possible strategies for solving the problem. An organized listing of known quantities in two columns of a table provides clues for the selection of a useful strategy.
From the vertical information in the table above and the second equation listed among the vertical kinematic equations (vfy = viy + ay*t), it becomes obvious that the time of flight of the projectile can be determined. By substitution of known values, the equation takes the form of
The physics problem now takes the form of an algebra problem. By subtracting 17.7 m/s from each side of the equation, the equation becomes
If both sides of the equation are divided by -9.8 m/s/s, the equation becomes
(rounded from 3.6077 s)
The total time of flight of the football is 3.61 seconds.
With the time determined, information in the table and the horizontal kinematic equations can be used to determine the horizontal displacement (x) of the projectile. The first equation (x = vix•t + 0.5•ax•t2) listed among the horizontal kinematic equations is suitable for determining x. With the equation selected, the physics problem once more becomes transformed into an algebra problem. By substitution of known values, the equation takes the form of
Since the second term on the right side of the equation reduces to 0, the equation can then be simplified to
The horizontal displacement of the projectile is 63.8 m.
Finally, the problem statement asks for the height of the projectile at is peak. This is the same as asking, "what is the vertical displacement (y) of the projectile when it is halfway through its trajectory?" In other words, find y when t = 1.80 seconds (one-half of the total time). To determine the peak height of the projectile (y with t = 1.80 sec), the first equation (y = viy•t +0.5•ay•t2) listed among the vertical kinematic equations can be used. By substitution of known values into this equation, it takes the form of
Using a calculator, this equation can be simplified to
And thus,
The solution to the problem statement yields the following answers: the time of flight of the football is 3.61 s, the horizontal displacement of the football is 63.8 m, and the peak height of the football 15.9 m.
(Note that in all calculations performed above, unrounded numbers were used. The numbers reported in the preliminary steps and in the final answer were the rounded form of the actual unrounded values.)
The following procedure summarizes the above problem-solving approach.
One caution is in order: the sole reliance upon 4- and 5-step procedures to solve physics problems is always a dangerous approach. Physics problems are usually just that - problems! And problems can often be simplified by the use of short procedures as the one above. However, not all problems can be solved with the above procedure. While steps 1, 2 and 3 above are critical to your success in solving non-horizontally launched projectile problems, there will always be a problem that doesn't "fit the mold." Problem solving is not like cooking; it is not a mere matter of following a recipe. Rather, problem solving requires careful reading, a firm grasp of conceptual physics, critical thought and analysis, and lots of disciplined practice. Never divorce conceptual understanding and critical thinking from your approach to solving problems.
A long jumper leaves the ground with an initial velocity of 12 m/s at an angle of 28-degrees above the horizontal. Determine the time of flight, the horizontal distance, and the peak height of the long-jumper.
As a first step, use trigonometric function to determine the initial velocity components:
Horiz: vix =(12 m/s) • cos (28 deg) =10.6 m/s
Vert: viy =(12 m/s) • sin (28 deg) = 5.6 m/s
Vert: viy =(12 m/s) • sin (28 deg) = 5.6 m/s
Then set up an x-y table, listing the known information.
Horizontal Info:
Vertical Info:
x = ???
y = 0.0 m (total); ypeak = ???
vix = 10.6 m/s
viy = 5.6 m/s
vy-peak = 0 m/s
vfy = -5.6 m/s
ax = 0 m/s/s
ay = -9.8 m/s/s
vy-peak = 0 m/s
vfy = -5.6 m/s
Use vfy = viy + ay • ttotal and vertical info to solve for time; the time of flight is 1.1 seconds (rounded from 1.1497 s).
Now use x = vix • t + 0.5 • ax • t2 to solve for x. Note that ax is 0 m/s/s so the last term on the right side of the equation cancels. By substituting 10.6 m/s for vix and 1.1497 s for t (the unrounded time), the x can be found to be 12.2 m (rounded from 12.1817 m)
Finally, use tup = 0.5748 s and the equation ypeak = viy • tup + 0.5 • ay • tup2 with vertical info to find the y at the peak. Substituting and solving yields 1.6 m (rounded from 1.6193 m)
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Bills' Nix Talks QBs, Team Needs
by Joe Buscaglia
posted Feb 24 2011 4:10PM
A whirlwind first day at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis has yielded some rather interesting quotes from both Buffalo Bills head coach Chan Gailey, and now general manager Buddy Nix.
Nix met with reporters for 15 minutes outside the main media room at Lucas Oil Stadium, and fielded questions on almost every position. The first topic of conversation is quite obvious.
Might the Bills be interested in taking a quarterback with the third overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft?
Nix quickly pointed out his distinction of what a franchise quarterback entails. "A guy that can win for you for years," said Nix. "You get a lot of guys that will play good for you a year or two but somebody that can be a ten year guy where you don't have to worry about that position anymore."
I asked him point blank if he believes there is a franchise quarterback in this draft class.
"I understand there probably is, but it's hard to figure out which one. That's the problem."
Predictably, the conversation started to evolve in one about Auburn quarterback Cam Newton. Nix likes several qualities about Newton. His athletic ability, his size, a strong arm and also good mechanics. But the GM downplays the necessity of having perfect mechanics.
"See I don't put a lot of stock in that. A lot of people do," remarked Nix. "I mean I saw Doug Flutie throw it underhanded so I don't know why it matters if you get it there. Best thing is getting it out on time and hitting what you're aiming at."
Newton comes from a spread offense along with the likes of Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert and Nevada QB Colin Kaepernick.
"It makes the learning curve bigger, no doubt. Obviously that does bother you some, and that's the reason you don't want to take one and have to throw him out there from day one."
But might having Ryan Fitzpatrick to be there for a year or two while that type of quarterback gets used to the pro-style game help the Bills in picking a spread quarterback? The answer from Nix quickly turned in to a defense of Fitzpatrick.
"I think it's a factor, yeah, I do. We really like Ryan Fitzpatrick. He's tough, he's smart, he's proved he can win for us. We are not in a position where we've got to have a quarterback. There's people in the draft that do have to have one. There is some areas, and I'll be honest with you, that we're looking at very strong, that's not quarterback."
Newton recently made comments to SI's Peter King about being an entertainer and an icon in addition to being a football player. It doesn't bug the Bills GM all that much.
"You never know how that was said, you'd have to hear it I think to know. It doesn't bother me," Nix stated. "If you like him, it's kind of like scouting, you can make excuses for him if you like him and if you like him you say he's really confident."
Buddy Nix has some connections at the University of Auburn, and will most certainly draw on those as they evaluate both Newton and one other, "Nick Fairley, and Cam [Newton], we'll know as much about them as there is to know."
Trading down from the third overall pick is a popular question from fans and the media alike. In theory, it's a good move. You can stockpile a number of picks that get you more talent on your roster. But as Nix points out, it could come at the expense of getting the guy you really want.
"If there's a guy that you are dead set on getting, you better take him and not move down thinking you can get him at number seven," the GM said. "Because you might not, and then you don't have the player. If that's the case with us, if there's a guy there that we think we're dead set on, we're going to take him."
Then I asked Nix, without naming names, if there actually is a player like that in this draft that they have their heart set on.
Nix responded coyly, "You have to ask me that in about two months." Between you and me, I'll be sure to ask just that at the draft luncheon that usually occurs in April.
The Bills of course just hosted free agent safety Bob Sanders for a visit at One Bills Drive this past week. "It went good," Nix said. "We gave him a physical and we said we're going to give it some thought and we'll look at it. We obviously need a safety and we'll get it one or the other."
The last part of the sentence was particularly peculiar. Does that mean they're closing the door on free agent Donte Whitner?
"That's up to Donte," replied the Bills GM. What exactly does that mean? Nix clarified it for us. "That means, it's up to him."
Defensively, Nix believes the team could use two players at both defensive end and inside linebacker. He said he doesn't view defensive tackle as a need, and that the need for a pass rusher will depend on the progress of Shawne Merriman, to which he mentioned, "So far so good." Nix also thinks that the defensive line and outside linebacker class in this draft is as deep as he can remember.
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ORANGEVILLE-On June 28, 2005, Sonja (Toni) Earley Oliverson left his mortal life to be in the waiting arms of her Heavenly Father and her family. Toni was born on May 20, 1942 in Montpelier, Idaho, to Joseph Hyden and Edith Weston Earley. She has two sisters, LuJuan Bartlett and Jolene (Jim) Contos.
She married Garth Oliverson on Oct. 27, 1967. They were later sealed with their two sons on April 28, 1984 in the Jordan River Temple. She was active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
She has two sons, Neil and Clay and her daughter Tammy. She has six grandchildren, five beautiful girls and one very special grandson. Preceded in death by her mother, father, and husband.
Graveside services were in the Orangeville Cemetery on Fri. July 1, 2005 at noon. A viewing was held one hour prior to service at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Cancer Society, Relay for Life, Emery, c/o Cathy Sitterud, P.O. Box 1237, Castle Dale, UT 84513.
Howard Morgan Oveson passed away June 12, 2005 at his home in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was born Sept. 7, 1933 in Castle Dale to Louis Perry and Lucille Farnworth Oveson. He graduated from South Emery High School. He attended Utah State University, Brigham Young University and the University of Utah. He served in the US Army and was stationed in Germany. He married Pamela Brady, later divorced.
He is survived by daughter Arrianne (Brian) Woolf, and son, Brandon Robert Oveson, both of Salt Lake City; four grandchildren, Selena Oveson, Mckenzie, Carter and Kaitlyn Woolf; two sisters, Donna (Jerry) Witbeck, Fallbrook, Calif., and Karen (Paul) Peacock, Orangeville; a sister-in-law, Isabelle Oveson, Huntington; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Valdean Oveson.
WELLINGTON-Russell Stewart Williams, age 42, passed away June 27, 2005. He was born May 25, 1963 in Superior, Ariz. to John Elmer and Grace Shepherd Williams.
Russ was a man of many talents and he shared these gifts by helping those in need. He was very creative with his hands and he loved doing good deeds for others. He enjoyed playing the guitar, singing, fishing and traveling. Russ loved spending time with his family, especially with his nephews, Tristen and Braxten, and niece Kiona.
Survived by his mother Grace (Danny) Golding, Miller Creek; brothers, John Williams, Jr., Springvalley, Nev., Troy Williams, Price, Jim Williams, Everett, Wash.; sisters, Tiffany (Ryan) Moyes, Salt Lake City, Tavia Golding, Grand Junction, Colo., Lori (Doyle) Muncy, Price; grandmother, Inas Williams, West Virginia; aunt, Elise Norris, Grand Junction, Colo.; uncles, Chuck Shepherd, Pine Hurst, Idaho, Benton Shepherd, Salt Lake City; nephews, Tristen and Braxten; special friend, Jeremiah; and many other loving aunts and uncles.
Funeral service was held Fri. July 1, 2005 at 11 a.m. in the Wellington Fourth LDS Ward. A viewing was held on the previous evening and one hour prior to service. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to Deseret Industries, 1161 East Main, Price.
EMERY-Clair Alfred Anderson, 75, of Hanford, Calif., formerly of Emery, passed away June 23, 2005. He was born Dec. 24, 1938 in Emery to Alfred Marion and Mabel Jacobson Anderson. He married Shirley Ann Minugh June 6, 1996 in Armona, Calif.
He was an avionic engineer with the federal government for many years, He is also an Army veteran.
His survivors include wife, of Hanford, Calif.; children, Clarice LaMont of Lebanon, Ore.; Rita Lunden of San Lorenzo, Calif.; brother, Dean Anderson of Gunnison; sisters, Renee Cupples of East Carbon City; Oreen Sawyer and Roma Cooper of Evanston, Wyo.; four grandsons and two great-grandsons. He is preceded in death by parents; brothers, Marl and Roy Anderson; and sister, LaRue Reed.
Services and viewing were held at Magleby Mortuary in Richfield on June 30. Graveside service was held in Emery on July 1. Burial in the Emery Cemetery.
PRICE/MAGNA-Janet Elizabeth Lamph Herzet, age 86, passed away June 29, 2006 after a brief illness in Salt Lake City at the Bennion Care Center. Born March 10, 1919 in Standardville to Nephi Albert and Nora blanche Memory Lamph.
She was a member of the LDS Church. Janet spent her life caring for others. She always looked for the good in everyone and in every situation.
Survived by her children, Randy (Cathy) Lamph, Helper; Betty Ann Arno, Magna; 13 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; brother, Francis Memory Lamph; sisters, Alice Morine Davis, and Anna Maxine Davis. Preceded in death by daughter Veronica Blanche Milano.
Funeral services were held July 2, 2005 in the Price Stake Center. Interment in the Cleveland Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
Cleo Fail Davis passed away June 28, 2005 in Price Utah. She was born Feb. 18, 1919 to Frederick W. and Vila Jewkes Fail. She married Leland Davis May 23, 1940 in the Manti LDS Temple.
She and Leland worked hard to provide for their family. She was a faithful, active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She served in various capacities in the Primary and Relief Society, but especially loved Primary. Cleo served a full-time LDS Mission at the Chicago LDS Temple. She was a loving mother who taught her children well. Leland passed away in 1973, and she met the challenge with courage and strength. She worked for E.G Luke and Sons, Emery County School District and Emery County Assessor's Office. Her immediate family and extended family of grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and in-laws were beloved by her.
She is survived by her children, Leland Paul (Lynda), Ogden; Max Sr. (LaRayne), Price; Fredrick "Rick" (Pam), Salem and Rosann Fillmore, Orangeville; her sister, Lorna (Don) Davis and sister-in-law Enid Fail, Elmo; grandchildren, Brett (Heidi) Davis, Wendi Davis, Todd (Kara) Davis, Jodi (John) Stacy all of Ogden; Max Jr. (Angie), Tiffany (Gary) McKibbon,
Lisa Cloward, Michelle Fuller, Billie Heileson, all of Price; Nancy (Dave) Schnabel, Wellington; Lyndsie, Brady, Parker, William and Katelyn Davis, all of Salem; Aleesa Fillmore, Orangeville; Darren (Miranda) Fillmore, Logan; Eric (Krystal) Fillmore, Price; and 16 great grandchildren.
Special caregivers were Aleesa Fillmore, Marti Snow, Carol Wilstead, Emily Hansen, Whitney Snow, Jasmin Stephens, Sara Lee Kemple, Alisa Kemple, and Joni Campbell. Many thanks for their love and care.
She was preceded in death by her husband and a brother, Vaughn Fail.
Funeral services were Friday, July 1, at the Orangeville Chapel, burial in the Orangeville Cemetery. Mortuary services provided by Fausett Mortuary.


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Great stay, only issue was the house was a little bit chilly at times. Other than that, would really recommend for the price that was paid! Thanks Ruslan.
We liked the room. It was clean and the bed was OK. However, there was no 'amazing garden', just a little stoneyard. The kitchen was clean and spacious. The shower was not very good as the tank needed to refill after a few minutes. It was very nice to be able to contact the host via WhatsApp, he responded quickly.
Ruslans offered us another room in another house, so this evaluation won´t fit to this room.
The house was fine, also the room. We found the place pretty fast, thanks to Ruslan´s description of the way. The house, the kitchen and the bathroom were clean and everything worked.
In contrast to the description we didn´t have a dryer, so we had to hang our clothes on a clotheshorse that stood in the kitchen. we put this in our room, so our clothes could dry. The next afternoon, after we were in London´s center, our clothes were folded on our bed and the clotheshorse was in the kitchen again. So Ruslans must have been in our room WITHOUT informing us and that´s a No-Go and it was a really scary experience! During our visit he still must have room keys and could enter every time without you to notice, so look out.
Very nice host and room. Everything was clean.
And the busstation was near.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
i didn´t needed the room at the end but still i can say that he´s a very great and caring host. I just can recommend him. :) :)
Very well, near the center..
Only one problem... It would change the arrival of water piping... It is extremly noisy when you have the room next the bathroom..
Nice room, confortable, clean, near the center, thanks a lot Ruslan. I will come back.
Beautiful room, nice neighborhood and a great host!
But do NOT use google maps to find the house, but follow Ruslans directions to find the correct address! The address exist twice in London only with a different post code. Just listen to Ruslans very detailed E-Mail and a great stay from the first minute to the last is guaranteed!
clean room, quiet neiborhood and easy to get there with the tube.
I left very early so it was no problem for the bathroom, but I think only one for that many rooms is not enough.
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Look out, here come the BJs!
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February 24 2009 10:51AM
The Columbus Franchise did two notable things recently that have turned the team from a weak sister into an up-and-comer: replaced Doug MacLean with Scott Howson and hired Ken Hitchcock.
Howson has made a number of savvy, under-the-radar moves since becoming the cub's GM - grabbing Jan Hejda, Mike Peca, Jason Williams and recently Chris Gratton for little to nothing and moving Nikolai Zherdev for a couple of capable blueliners in Christian Backman and Fedor Tyutin. His signings of Mike Commodore and Kristian Huselius were roundly criticized as over payments during the summer, but they are actually looking more and more like value contracts, especially when compared to some of the other work done in the off-season by a few of his contemporaries.
Ken Hitchcock is one of the best coaches in the business and is a good fit for a team lacking firepower given his defensive proclivities. Under his tutelage, Rick Nash has gone from a one-dimensional sniper who was little more than a liability to a well-rounded, legitimate power forward who can play against anyone and succeed. He's on the road to becoming Jarome Iginla dominant in a few years.
With these two guys at the helm and some nice, young talent in the hopper (Kris Russel, Steve Mason, Jakub Voracek, Nikita Filatov, Derek Brassard) the BJ's aren't a joke anymore. The future is bright and it's not like they're push-overs in the present: they tend to out-shoot their opponents most nights and only a rocky first month or two marked by worse than average goaltending has them scratching for a play-off spot currently. They're depth may be underwhelming (for now), but there's no looking past these guys to the next game - the years of Columbus being an easy two points are over.
I agree that Nash might become the new Iginla... providing he can avoid the injury bug that has plagued his career for so long.
February 24 2009, 01:28PM
I must admit that I misunderstood what this article was about when I read the title.
The Oil made an interesting choice when they let Howson bounce.
February 24 2009, 04:04PM
Very misleading title. I was all fired up for nothing. Damn fLames!
@ Smitty: @ Wanye Gretz: @ Smokin' Ray:
Hi guys. Do Flames fans post here? Apparently you can't sit at a computer in Wranglers.
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Hi guys. Do Flames fans post here? Apparently you can't sit at a computer in Wranglers.
See Cris you NEED Oiler fans to Post here. Because Flames fans don't.. Ahhh when will you learn??
@ Bruno: Sorry I mean Chris..
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Oh, I'm an Oilers fan. (Just like all the other commentors on this thread) You can read me complaining about the 03 draft on Willis' latest offering on the better half of the Nation Empire! (The Gambit Comment #68)
That's right Flames Fans... Comment #68.
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@ Bruno: Oh, I'm an Oilers fan. (Just like all the other commentors on this thread) You can read me complaining about the 03 draft on Willis' latest offering on the better half of the Nation Empire! (The Gambit Comment #68) That's right Flames Fans… Comment #68.
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Are you a vegetarian? What's your favorite dish? I love, love, love Indian food!
I have not seen that movie yet but i have heard that it is a good movie just hope that it does not become true,
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Let me know when you get a chance to see it! It's been pretty mild here! In the 60's in the afternoon and either in the 30's or 40's in the evening!
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Two First Baptist Churches, one in Harrisburg and one in Eldorado, served up turkey and all the trimmings to the general public at no charge on Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. Both churches delivered meals to shut-ins.
Pastor of the Harrisburg church, the Rev. Chris Winkleman, said "This is one of our favorite days. It gives us a chance to live the gospel."
Bob Evaul, a totally satisfied Harrisburg guest, said, "The food is great, really good and they give you a lot of it.
"I know a lot of people who have sacrificed their time putting this meal together on a family holiday. When people sacrifice their personal time it shows the heart of Jesus. That is what makes it special. Another thing is the diversity of ages. There are older people working with younger people and that is great."
Evaul's grandson Steen, 10, said, "I liked the roll. It was really tasty."
His brother, Beto, 9, said, "The turkey is really good."
Organizer in the Harrisburg church, Becky Williams said, "It is a lot of work but it is a huge blessing. Especially delivering meals to the shut-ins. They are so grateful.
"Many of our guests are homeless or just want a meal in a family atmosphere."
Betty Wright, a guest in Eldorado said, "It was wonderful last year. It's great this year. I have been here four or five times and the food is really good."
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With the Rugby World Cup almost upon us, it is no surprise at all to see rugby video games on the horizon as well. After having a play of the rival title, Rugby World Cup 2011, I've been given my own chance to play a bit of the nearly-finished All Blacks Rugby Challenge.
There is a real air of quality here. Sidhe have clearly put in a lot of work on presentation in Rugby Challenge. The screens and interface are well polished, and the game as a whole looks very slick. Asynchronous loading means players can have a free run around the pitch while waiting for matches to begin (as in FIFA), and you can even use this time to go through training drills. Attention to detail and an intense original score really raise the emotional impact, too - the first time you play really brings out the big-match feelings.
I don't want to get too much into the general gameplay, since James Nokise covered that quite nicely in his preview. There's a reasonable amount of challenge in the rucks and mauls, and the lineouts combine tactics and timing rather well also.
But the biggest on-field coup, to my mind, is the scrum system, which involves both sides pushing up on the thumbsticks repeatedly when prompted. Timing is everything and, particularly in competitive multiplayer, the scrums can become an epic battle - almost a mini-game in themselves.
At the team level, things get even more interesting. A team's performance is not only based on the sum of its players, but also on team attributes and tactics. Team attributes measure the side's overall cohesion on attack, defense, set-plays, et cetera. The tactics screen allows you to adjust the style of play, moving sliders to set the balance between passing and driving up the middle, offloading or taking the hit.
These settings introduce character to the teams: English and South African sides will be more likely to play conservative rugby, whereas Australian and New Zealand teams will look more towards the high-risk, high-return game (and I can only assume that the All Blacks have drop goals turned all the way down). Obviously, when a team is human-controlled, these elements are going to be less obvious, but they will still have an important effect on the decisions of AI-controlled friendly players in real time. And all this is driven from real game statistics.
Also adding to the game's depth is its career mode, which gives you control of a club, country, or both, for up to thirteen seasons. While the level of sophistication here is not great - drafting players, for instance, just involves picking from a list of available rookies and pros at the start of the season, with no money issues - it will give the game some real longevity, and hardcore rugby fans will no doubt be pleased just to carry their team over from season to season.
One disappointment that was perhaps inevitable given the competition from Rugby World Cup 2011 is the gaps in the rights to real teams and players. While the domestic competitions are pretty well covered, pickings seem significantly slimmer on the international stage, with only New Zealand, Australia, and the United States currently on-board. The other major rugby-playing nations will still be represented in the game, but without official logos or real player names. Rather than substituting the actual names for obvious falsies using letter substitutions or "clever" wordplay, Sidhe have opted to create entirely fictional line-ups for the unlicensed teams, using regionally appropriate names, and stats which have been randomly varied, but keep in line, generally speaking, with the skill-set of the actual team.
What does this mean in practice? Well, you won't recognise any of the South African players, but they'll still have recognisably South African names, and they'll still most likely be playing ten man rugby. And in some cases (particularly with the European teams), you will be able to find the real players in their clubs and add them to the national line-up yourself.
Really, though, does it matter what players are missing if you can replace them with a fully licensed Jonah Lomu? (Earn enough rugby dollars and you can apparently unlock a whole team of him!)
The game has five different difficulty settings, to accommodate everyone, from casual gamers to hardcore rugby heads. Even on the middle settings, kicking for goal presents a reasonable challenge - and the hardest setting has been aimed at giving the game a real endurance factor in single player. You can also set the game length to anything from 5 minutes to the full 80.
This is looking like a very impressive game of footy. The game itself is a lot of fun, but what really strikes me are the features. With all the different modes and customisation opportunities, this looks like it could play well not just through the World Cup, but well into the future.


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2007-08: Started nine of 34 games...Scored a career high 20 points against South Carolina State and added 16 points vs. UNCW and Northeastern...
2006-07: Played in all 33 games...scored 13 points against Hofstra and 11 vs. Towson...Graduated in May with a degree in English...Will now work towards a degree in political science. 2005-06: Hauled in eight rebounds against W&M...Dished out three assists vs. UAB, W&M and JMU...Started three games...Hofstra, JMU and W&M...scored 12 vs W&M and ten vs. JMU.
2004-05: Red-shirt...
HIGH SCHOOL: Considered a top 125 recruit...First team All-New England honors and helped lead St. Andrews to a 28-8 record and capture the New England championship for the second time in three years...Averaged 17.1 points, and 6.0 rebounds per game last year...He shot 51 percent from the floor and 47 percent from three-point range, making 119 treys as a senior. He scored 38 points with eight treys against Stone King, and 23 points against third ranked St. Patrick's....Lidonde scored 1,896 career points... Also named All-New England as a junior...Honor roll student...Jersey retired as second all-time scorer at St. Andrew's...His grandfather was head coach of the Kenyon National Soccer team.
Full Name: Abdi S. Lidonde, Jr. Birthdate: Feb. 24, 1985 Parents: Aggrey Abdi Lidonde & Grace Stafford Sister: Kristine (28) Brothers: Elijah (20), and Mickey(17) High School: St. Andrews High School Coach: Michael Hart Major: English, graduated in 07; graduated in Political Science in May 08. Nickname: Junior, J.R., Memphis Favorite Sports Personality: Michael Jordan Favorite Movie: "Juice" Favorite Dessert: Hot fudge sundae & chocolate chip cookies Favorite Vacation Spot: Paris Favorite TV Show: Dave Chappelle Show Favorite Car: Aston Martin Vanquise Favorite Basketball Memory: Having my jersey retired in high school Favorite website: www.espn.com Favorite Pro team: New England Patriots Favorite Pro Athlete: Michael Jordan, Michael Finley Favorite Movie: Juice & Coming to America Favorite Actor: Denzel Washington Favorite Actress: Gabrielle Union Favorite ODU Class: English On game day, I like to: Get to the gym earlier than the required time. Best advice ever given: "If god brings you to it, then he will bring you through it."
POINTS: 20 vs, South Carolina State (11-11-07) FGM: 6, four times FGA: 12, vs. South Carolina state (11-11-07) FG PCT: .800 (4-5) vs. JMU (2-4-06), UMES (12-8-07), VT (12-16-07) 3PT FGM: 6, vs SCSU (11-11-07) 3PT FGA: 10, vs. SCSU (11-11-07) 3PT FG PCT: .800 (4-5) vs. Virginia Tech (12-16-07) FTM: 5 vs Hofstra (2-13-07) FTA:5 vs. Hofstra (2-13-07) FT PCT: 1,000(5-5) vs. Hofstra (2-13-07) REBS:8, vs. William and Mary (2-9-06) AST:5, Five times STLS:3, vs. W&M (1-05-08) MINS: 31, vs SCSU (11-11-07)


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Foreclosure Sales The Circuit Civil Department of the Clerk's Office is responsible for conducting foreclosure sales in accordance with Florida Statute 45. The following sections will help you find more answers concerning foreclosure sales and the Circuit Civil Department.
Notice of SaleSales Information
Deposits Required
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Surplus Funds / Owner's Claim for Mortgage Foreclosure Surplus
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Foreclosure Sale List / Research Help File
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If you require legal advice or need information not provided on these web pages, you may need to consult an attorney licensed in the state of Florida or some other qualified source (such as a title company or law library).Notice of Sale
Pursuant to AO S-2013-080 It is the plaintiff's or plaintiff's counsel's responsibility to provide the completed Notice of Sale to the newspaper for legal publication. Each notice must be prepared in accordance with sale requirements in section 2 of Florida Statute 45.031. The original Notice of Sale and Proof of Publication must be filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled sale date.
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Effective October 1, 2012 the sales are held every weekday, Monday through Friday at 10:00 a.m. online at Hillsborough County Clerk of Courts Foreclosure Sales. Representatives for the plaintiff must pay for the $70.00 sale fee no later than 8:00 am on the scheduled day of sale through the online sales site. A list of the properties scheduled for sale are available online at Hillsborough County Clerk of Courts Foreclosure Sales. Any interested party is responsible for doing their own research in connection with the property or hiring someone to perform the research. Sales are advertised in local legal newspapers in their classified sections under "Notices of Sale". You are encouraged to visit the online sales site prior to bidding on a property to become familiar with the requirements.***MAC PC users: RealAuction only supports the two most recent versions of Internet Explorer and Firefox. Therefore, It is recommended that to ensure full functionality of this site, MAC users should download and install the free Firefox Browser, version 16.0.1 or later for the MAC operating system. For more information and to download this free software, click this link.
Any persons interested in purchasing property during a foreclosure sale are encouraged to thoroughly review the court files and/or official records of the Clerk's Office to determine if there are any outstanding liens or encumbrances existing against the property in question, other than the foreclosing lien. The Clerk of Court cannot determine whether a lien will survive the foreclosure sale. All court files scheduled for a Clerk's foreclosure sale are maintained at the George E. Edgecomb Courthouse in the Circuit Civil Department. Return to top of page
All bidders other than the Plaintiff (person holding the Judgment) must have funds deposited through the online sales site or in person to the Clerk in cash or cashier's check, a good faith deposit of 5% of the final bid. The Clerk will not accept any other method of payment. The cashier's check must be made payable to "Pat Frank, Clerk of Circuit Court" only. The balance due, fees for documentary stamps taxes, online sales fee of $70 and court registry fees must be paid by 12:00 p.m. the next business day through the online sales site or in person with cash or cashier's check. If the winning bidder does not pay within the prescribed period, the good faith deposit will be forfeited pursuant to Florida Statute 45.031(2). The sale will be re-advertised and sold at a later date.
The State Documentary Stamps tax rate is 70¢ per every $100 on instruments conveying an interest in real estate.
The Court Registry Fee charge is 3% of the first $500 and 1.5% on each subsequent $100.
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An objection to the sale may be filed by a party within ten (10) calendar days after the filing of the Certificate of Sale. The court will determine the validity of the objection and will direct the Clerk regarding the issuance of the Certificate of Title accordingly.
Pursuant to F.S. 45.0315 the mortgagor may redeem the property. The right of redemption ends upon the issuance of the Certificate of Sale.
A Certificate of Sale is issued by the Clerk of Circuit Court provided all required sale proceeds are paid in full.
A Certificate of Title is issued by the Clerk of Circuit Court after ten (10) full calendar days have elapsed from the issuance of the Certificate of Sale and provided there is no other pending action relating to the subject proceeding.
A Certificate of Disbursement is issued by the Clerk of Circuit Court subsequent to the Certificate of Title, if applicable.
A sale will be cancelled by the Clerk only if the following conditions exist:
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Pursuant to F.S. 45.032 any funds remaining after the disbursements ordered by the final judgment become known as "surplus funds". The owner of record at the time the Lis Pendens was recorded may file an "A Owner's Claim for Mortgage Foreclosure Surplus ", if they meet the statutory requirements to claim the surplus funds. If there is not a claim for the surplus funds within 60 days from the Certificate of Disbursements being filed the Clerk is required to appoint a Surplus Trustee pursuant to F.S. 45.034.
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Product Extends Unmatched Portfolio of WiMAX Measurement Solutions for R&D, Verification and Manufacturing.
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 10, 2007
Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today introduced a wireless networking test set and OFDMA measurement application software, forming a complete one-box transmitter and receiver test solution for Mobile WiMAX devices. With its superior specifications and fast manufacturing test time, this solution effectively meets the needs of cell phone, ODM and CM manufacturing engineers testing WiMAX mobile subscriber devices or modules that use IEEE 802.16e-2005.
In today's manufacturing environment, engineers are constantly faced with time-to-market pressures. They must get their products to market ahead of the competition, while at the same time protecting profit potential and ensuring the shortest possible test times. Additionally, testing high volumes of Mobile WiMAX devices requires a standard-compliant 802.16e-2005 physical layer test tool. Agilent's new N8300A one-box parametric WiMAX test set provides just such a solution to address these challenges, while the associated Agilent N6301A Measurement Application ensures fast and accurate measurement analysis of Mobile WiMAX signals.
"Agilent continues to demonstrate its leadership in the Mobile WiMAX arena via the rollout of industry-leading test and measurement solutions like the N8300A and N6301A," said Niels Faché, vice president and general manager of Agilent's Mobile Broadband Division. "That leadership and continued research and development of innovative measurement solutions fully enables engineers to rapidly and confidently design and implement high-quality radio systems, while also clearing the way for successful evolution and deployment of Mobile WiMAX."
The Agilent N8300A Wireless Networking Test Set is based on an architecture that integrates Agilent's state-of-the-art Vector Signal Analysis and Vector Signal Generator hardware, and features an easy-to-use front panel graphical user interface and SCPI command set. Measurement algorithms and software leveraged from WiMAX R&D test tools enables fast test development and measurement traceability through the product lifecycle.
"These new products complement Agilent's portfolio of WiMAX test solutions, which span the entire WiMAX lifecycle, from R&D through manufacturing," said C.J. Meurell, European operations general manager for Agilent's Mobile Broadband Division's WiMAX portfolio. "Their superior performance and benefits are further evidence of our commitment to continually updating our Mobile WiMAX measurement solutions to keep pace with evolving engineering requirements."
Agilent's N8300A Wireless Networking Test Set and N6301A Measurement Application will be showcased at the upcoming Global WiMAX Summit in Beijing, China, Sept. 10-11; WiMAX World 2007 in Chicago, Ill., Sept. 25-27, Booth 737; and Forum de l'Electronique, Porte de Versailles, Paris, France, Sept. 25-27, Booth P41, Hall 7.2. Also on display will be Agilent's Mobile WiMAX measurement solutions for R&D, pre-conformance test, manufacturing, and installation and maintenance, including MIMO design and verification with the Advanced Design System, MXA, Agilent MXG, Power Meter and 89601A Vector Signal Analysis software solutions.
U.S. Pricing and Availability
Agilent's N8300A Wireless Networking Test Set, with associated N6301A 802.16 OFDMA Measurement Application software, will be available in October 2007. Pricing is as follows:
More information about the Agilent Wireless Networking Test Set and 802.16 OFDMA Measurement Application is available at www.agilent.com/find/N8300A. A photo of the Wireless Networking Test Set is available at www.agilent.com/find/WNTS_images.
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Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) is the world's premier measurement company and a technology leader in communications, electronics, life sciences and chemical analysis. The company's 19,000 employees serve customers in more than 110 countries. Agilent had net revenue of $5.0 billion in fiscal 2006. Information about Agilent is available on the Web at www.agilent.com.
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Greener grass watch, part 1
Pat Steinberg
April 22 2010 05:46PM
Sometimes we hear the phrase "the grass is greener on the other side." Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't... but right now, a number of former members of the Calgary Flames are playing post-season hockey with another team. I thought it might be interesting to see how they're doing while Flames fans still lament the season that was.
So, nearing the end of the first round of the postseason, lets take a look. All of these players have donned a Flames uniform in the post-lockout era and are now making some sort of impact with their new team.
Mike Cammalleri, Montreal - In just his second NHL postseason appearance, Cammalleri is proving to be a little more consistent this time around. His first playoff competition was last season, where he was a bit of a letdown in some minds, putting up 3 points in 6 games against the Chicago Blackhawks. His offensive numbers, and his "danger factor" on the ice have been much, much higher in 4 games against Washington. Now with 6 points, Cammalleri leads the team in playoff scoring.
Roman Hamrlik, Montreal - After two seasons with the Flames, Hamrlik joined the Habs to start the 2007-2008 season. He's making his 8th straight NHL postseason appearance, going back to his time with the New York Islanders. It's been an up and down series for the former #1 overall pick. Offensively, he's been pretty good, with 3 assists in 4 games and some pretty high quality opportunities. His pairing with Jaroslav Spacek has done a solid job against Alexander Ovechkin's line... however, a gaffe late in the second period of game 4 killed the Canadiens.
Andrew Ference, Boston - Ference has remained with the Bruins since being traded along with Chuck Kobasew during the 06/07 season. He's been fairly steady throughout Boston's 4 games against Buffalo, averaging about 15 minutes a game with 1 point. His ice-time average gets jacked a little bit after a double overtime thriller in game 4.
Jordan Leopold, Pittsburgh - The Penguins acquired the blueliner from Florida in a deadline day deal, and the reviews have been mostly positive. Many are impressed with his poise and decision-making abilities, however, he's played just 2 playoff games after sustaining a hit from Ottawa's Andy Sutton in game 2 of the series. That being said, Jay McKee has stepped in and done a fine job in his absence.
Brian Boucher, Philadelphia - I know many like to forget his time with the Flames. I could also remind you that Phillipe Sauve once also played for Calgary. But what good would that do? Boucher has helped the Flyers to a 3-1 series lead over the higher seeded New Jersey Devils, and has been just fine in between the pipes. By no means are the Flyers up in the series solely because of Boucher, but he's done his job to this point.
Stephane Yelle, Colorado - He's still the grizzled playoff warrior. After a short regular season stint with Colorado after being acquired from Carolina, Yelle ha played all four games in their series with San Jose. The 35 year old two-time Cup champ is averaging about 12 minutes of ice time per game, doing the things we came to know during his time wearing the Flaming C. Through four games, Yelle has accumulated 15:35 of shorthanded time while blocking 7 shots. Yeah, that sounds about right.
Dustin Boyd, Nashville - I know some, including our own Kent, were very critical of the Dustin Boyd deal at this years deadline. I wasn't at first, but the more I read on here and heard on the show, I think it's a move you can be critical of. After missing Nashville's first game against Chicago, Boyd has played in the last two averaging about 8:30 per game with no points.
Todd Bertuzzi, Detroit - Ahhhh Big Bert. I'll say this much, I think he's surprised and surpassed most everyone's expectations since arriving in Motown. After putting up 44 points in all 82 regular season games, Bert sits with four points in Detroit's first four games against Phoenix. I've read it a few times that "Bertuzzi is enjoying rebirth in Detroit." Again, I don't know if that's true or not, but he's been a factor so far in the postseason.
Jim Vandermeer, Phoenix - Hasn't been much of a factor, as he's yet to see playoff action with the 'Yotes.
Adrian Aucoin, Phoenix - Has been pretty steady overall, now sitting +2 in the four games against Detroit. He has just the one point, but has seen between 2 and 5 minutes of powerplay time the last three games. In Tuesday's game four loss, Aucoin attempted six shots getting three on net while racking up 5:18 of ice time on the man advantage. His shot has been a factor the last two games.
Matthew Lombardi, Phoenix - Yep, there's Lombo, being a pretty damn important piece of the Coyotes playoff success to this point. The offence has been there, with five points in four games, but he's been just as important taking key faceoffs at both ends of the ice. So far, Lombardi is winning 57.3% of his draws.
Man do I miss lombo.
April 22 2010, 06:52PM
What did you get for Lombo? Ales Kotalik. For 3M per year. Forever. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
You also lost sugarfists as well which Domebeers can tell you was like trading Prust for herpes (I absolutely loved that line).
April 22 2010, 06:56PM
What did you get for Lombo? Ales Kotalik. For 3M per year. Forever. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
You also lost sugarfists as well which Domebeers can tell you was like trading Prust for herpes (I absolutely loved that line).
That's actually not accurate...we traded Lombardi and the 14th overall draft pick for Kotalik (and 10 odd games of Chris Higgins).
April 22 2010, 08:52PM
Aaaaaaaaand Kent just made me remember why I rage all the time when Darryl Sutter comes up.
Also, regarding Bertuzzi: I have a buddy who's a pretty hardcore Detroit fan, and he hates Bertuzzi. Slow, king of turnovers, etc.
April 23 2010, 08:40AM
Yup, Bert is the same player in DET that he was in CGY. Dude has played with Datsyuk and Zetterberg all year and yet has middling production rates and possession stats across the board. I've watched a few Red Wings games this year and he's still dipsy-doodling at the offensive blueline, usually leading to a bad turn-over.
By his ice time and line mates I think Babcock disagrees with your buddy. (on bertuzzi) Bert ran the room for the Flames last year, for that alone he was missed, his play warranted another contract as well but thats just my opinion.
How is Bertuzzi having a "rebirth" in Detroit? His statline and style of play is virtually identical to what he had in Calgary last year. Bored reporters in need of a "feel good" story or something?
I don't miss Lombardi, that guy had every opportunity to be for us what he is for Phoenix and never cashed in on it. I don't know if that says something about the Flames or if it says something about Lombardi but it is what it is.
Aucoin (for me) is another example of Daz's mismanagement of the team. He costs 2M this year, has a one year deal, provides "Veteran leadership", cost nothing to sign, contributes offensively, and isn't a complete liability defensively... in other words he's better then Steve Staois in just about every possible way.
April 23 2010, 06:08PM
One of my better lines, indeed. It's amazing what thoughts cough syrup and vicodin will bring to your head.
Anyways...on Lombo, it's amazing what not playing with the 3rd and 4th line will do for your game.
Lots of 'it's amazings' and here is another one: It's amazing Darryl still has a job. Seriously, the more I get away from the season, the more I want him gone, and I (here I let down the veil) was going to defend him and say we should keep him when the season ended. Now, I'm for Lanny. Word.
As always, Carthage must be destroyed. Err. Loubardias should be fired.
I know it's not for playoff teams, but I still can't believe that (1) McEl'win'ney was 5-1-2 with Anaheim, (2) Phaneuf is probably the next Leaf captain, and (3) Prust was a huge reason the Rangers almost got into the playoffs.
Does anybody know what is the buzz on where Lombo will end up next year?


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Most overdressed: Kelly Clarkson
February 8, 2006 12:00:00 Posted at February 8, 2006 12:00:00
Very impressive. Kelly took down EVERYONE. And I am a big fan. Loved her acceptance speech. She was genuinely overcome and ok, I admit it…I cried along with her. But as much as I adore Kelly Clarkson, she simply cannot pull off this dress. It's a beautiful, beautiful frock. But it is much too much frock for Kelly.


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Economy 101
If you find you have only a passing understanding of the daily barrage of economic news and you want to learn more, you're in the right place. Each month in Economy 101, we'll approach a different aspect of the economy in clear and simple language. Economics is about choices, and our choices are only as good as our understanding of the issues.
Stock Market Bubbles and Crashes
Trying to make sense of the stock market as economic cycles bubble with a rapid expansion, and then crashes when investors start selling off shares or assets?
Cost of Living Adjustment
Find out all about the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) from how its determined to what types of COLAs benefit employees today.
Tax Credits and Tax Deductions
One of the most effective ways to lower your income tax bill is to claim tax credits and tax deductions. Find out about the most common claims and which you may qualify for.
Personal Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy is generally considered a worst-case scenario because the results are so long-lasting and far-reaching. Do you know the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13?
P/E Ratio
One tool many investors use to decide where to invest their money is the price to earnings ratio, also commonly referred to as the price multiple, earnings multiple, or simply, multiple.
Money Markets
So what exactly is a money market account? A savings account? An investment vehicle? The answer is both. The money you deposit in this type of account is usually invested in short-term, fixed-income securities, such as U.S. Treasuries.
Mutual Funds
Mutual funds are a mainstay in most peoples portfolios. Why so popular? The short answer is variety. With myriad options to choose from, and each mutual fund offering a collection of investments, mutual funds seem to offer something for everyone.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
You hear these letters in a lot of bank commercials. But what do they mean? Learn more about this independent federal government agency, and the role they play in insuring money.
Life Insurance
Life insurance is a contract where, in exchange for you paying regular premiums (commonly monthly, quarterly or yearly), an insurance company agrees to pay a benefit to your designated beneficiaries when you die. Most people purchase life insurance as protection for their families who depend on their income and would otherwise have difficulty meeting current and future financial obligations.
Purchasing a bond is essentially giving its issuer a loan that they will pay back with interest. Learn more about this popular investment option.
Treasury Bills
Many people looking for a safe, short-term place to invest their money choose U.S. Treasury Bills, or T-Bills. Learn more about this popular investment option.
Stocks Part 2: History
Investors around the world have traded shares of company stock via the The New York Stock Exchange, Paris Bourse, FTSE International, Tokyo Stock Exhange, and many others as long ago as the 15th century, when, in Antwerp, Belgium, prior to the existence of actual shares of stock, moneylenders would meet to trade loans and bonds.
Stocks Part 1
A share of stock is a share of ownership in a company that can be sold or bought. If you own a share of a company's stock, you are in fact part owner of that company. Ownership of a company's stock typically means that you are given the opportunity to vote on company matters such as the election of board members and that you will share in the company's profits either by an increase in the value of your shares or by the distribution of dividends to share holders.
World Trade Organization
Located in Geneva, Switzerland, the World Trade Organization (WTO) is an international body with 153 member nations whose stated objectives include providing a forum for trade negotiations, handling trade disputes, and monitoring trade policies. The WTO was established in 1995 to succeed the post-World War II General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, itself an international agreement and organization designed to reduce barriers to international trade.
Interest Rates
Interest is what you pay lenders for the use of their money. It is the price of a loan expressed in an annual percentage rate. There are a plethora of interest rates, some of which get more attention than others. Here are three interest rates of key interest to American consumers.
Fiscal Policy
There is sometimes confusion around the difference between fiscal policy and monetary policy. While both are instruments that can be used by the government to influence the economy, monetary policy employs interest rates and money supply in this effort, while fiscal policy refers to taxing and spending by government to stimulate the economy.
Human Capital
Items such as equipment, tools, and machinery that are needed to produce goods and services are often referred to in economics as "physical capital." Similarly, "human capital" is the talent, skills, education, and experience of human beings that allow them to be productive in the creation of products and services. As our economy has evolved over time into one that is more service-oriented, human capital has increased in importance.
Market Economy
We hear the term "market economy" batted about frequently in the news, most recently in the context of China's desire to be recognized as a market economy by the European Union. We know that in the United States we operate in a market economy, but how is that defined, and what exactly does it mean?
In economics, an externality is a side-effect, either positive or negative, of production or consumption. It occurs when the impact of the activity spills over onto third parties, not otherwise engaged in the activity.
Business Cycles
Free market economies such as ours in the United States move regularly through consecutive phases of expansion and contraction know as business cycles.
Inflation is one of the most familiar and easily definable economic topics to anyone who has watched the decrease in the purchasing power of their money. Put simply, inflation is a general increase in prices of goods and services over time.
Monetary Policy
Monetary policy consists of the steps the central bank of a nation can take in order to regulate the nation's money supply. For instance, a central bank might reduce interest rates during a recession in order to make loans more readily available to other banks and thus stimulate economic recovery.
Federal Reserve
The central bank of a nation serves as its main financial institution. It manages the country's finances and is in charge of its monetary policy. In the United States, that entity is the Federal Reserve System.
A recession, sometimes called a contraction, is a period of economic slowdown and is often marked by high rates of unemployment, plunging stock prices, lower corporate profitability, and consumer anxiety. It is actually a normal part of the cycle of business in a market economy, which tends to move regularly through booms and busts, expansion and contraction, recovery and recession.
Employment & Unemployment Rate
In good times and in bad we hear about the unemployment rate in the news media. Thats because understanding current employment levels and trends is one of the keys to predicting where the economy is headed.
Consumer Confidence Index
The latest Consumer Confidence Index report is released at 10:00 a.m. Eastern on the last Tuesday of each calendar month. These numbers are eagerly anticipated by Wall Street and the entire business community because the index is seen as a leading economic indicator of the relative health of the economy and is generally correlated to GDP growth.
Consumer Price Index
Each month, the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI). Youll typically hear it expressed in terms of a monthly increase or decrease - 0.8 percent decrease in the month of December, 0.3 percent increase during January. This number is a measure of the change in price that an average consumer pays for a pre-defined market basket of goods and services. As such, CPI is sometimes referred to as the cost-of-living index, because it literally measures the average consumers cost of living. It is also one of the key measurements of inflation.
Gross Domestic Product
Once every three months the economic news will be dominated by the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Thats because the last day of the quarter is when the U. S. Department of Commerces Bureau of Economic Analysis releases the GDP report - for the previous quarter. The GDP is so difficult to calculate that it takes an entire government bureau a full three months just to come up with their initial estimate, and then over the next quarter the numbers are revised at least twice more as new information comes in.
Economy 101: What's It All About?
Open a newspaper or switch on the television and the news is the same the Gross Domestic Product of the United States has seen its largest dip since 1982, in January we saw the single greatest loss of jobs since the early 1970s, and consumer confidence has hit a quarter century low. But what does this all really mean, and how did we get here?
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Generously sized for everyday use and the bath. Formulated with a 100% vegetable base and enriched with nourishing Shea Butter. L'Occitane works directly with women's Shea-processing collectives in western Africa, supporting economic recovery but also natural harvesting traditions. Non-irritating; suitable for men, women and children. In a range of L'Occitane fragrances.
‹‹ I discovered L'Occitane in Paris in 2003 and I have been using this soap exclusively since then. It's a luxurious soap very nice lather and fragrance. I recommend this to everyone. ››
joanie m
NY, Forest Hills
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Shea Butter benefits both dry skin that is naturally low in oils and flaky--and skin temporarily dehydrated by air conditioning, climate, aggressive products or diuretics. Shea Butter addresses both conditions by supporting the health of the hydrolipidic film that helps skin maintain its natural defenses.
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