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Grilled Chicken with Mango Barbeque Sauce
BBQ Chicken Breasts
Serves 6
Prep time: 10 min.
Total time: 30 min.
1 package (14 oz.) frozen GOYA® Mango Fruit Pulp, thawed
1 cup barbeque sauce
2 tbsp. + 1 tsp. chili powder, divided
2 tsp. GOYA® Adobo All-Purpose Seasoning with Pepper, divided
ľ tsp. ground cumin, divided
3 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves, thinly sliced into 6 cutlets
|In medium pot over medium-high heat, bring fruit pulp, barbeque sauce, 1 tsp. chili powder, ˝ tsp. Adobo and ˝ tsp. ground cumin to boil, stirring occasionally. Reduce heat to medium. Simmer, stirring occasionally, until sauce thickens and reduces to 2 cups, about 10 minutes. Chill.
|Using paper towels, pat chicken cutlets dry. In small bowl, mix together remaining 2 tbsp. chili powder, 1˝ tsp. Adobo, and Ľ tsp. ground cumin. Sprinkle spice mixture evenly over chicken cutlets.
|Heat grill to medium-high heat. Pour 1 cup reserved barbeque sauce into small bowl; reserve remaining cup for serving. Place chicken on hot, greased grill grates. Grill, flipping once, until light golden brown on both sides, about 3 minutes. Using pastry brush, brush top of chicken with mango barbeque sauce. Continue to cook, occasionally flipping and brushing with sauce, until chicken is cooked through, about 5 minutes more.
|Transfer chicken to platter. Using clean brush and reserved barbeque sauce, brush chicken with sauce. Serve with remaining sauce.

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I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
I don't see the point of the Vintage line capitalizing on nostalgia for never-produced card designs.
And they're ugly. Yeah, I'll say it. Hideous. There's a reason they weren't used, and they shouldn't be used now.
That's my jacket!
They're dynamic, but not really inspiring because the character is such a small part of the graphics. They remind me of the '90s toy packaging.
It's called "retro future past;" all the rage. I'd buy one figure, just to have one card. But completist? Nah.
I think it'll be a non-issue for most folks because, like the "current" waves of the Vintage Collection, they'll never be seen at retail anywhere but the big metro stores. We haven't seen any new figures up this way since the Episode One wave clogged the pegs...don't expect this line to be any different.


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It's GRAMMY Week, and it's only fitting that we share with you the best ways to follow GRAMMY news as it happens. The Recording Academy has really stepped up their tech game from last year's social media efforts. With Music's Biggest Night only a couple of days away, here's a list of ways you can find the latest and exclusive updates about the 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards:
Once again, make sure you check out the MusicMapper app, which integrates Foursquare, Flickr and Rdio data and allows you to map your musical journey by tagging your music memories on a map. The app has been upgraded since my previous entry. Check out the new features and get tagging!


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Do you agree that Earth is 4.5 Billion years old(not a theory) and that Homosapien has been around for 35,000 plus years? Also, that we exsist in a multi-universe?/QUOTE]
I suppose 4.5 could be right but they never figure in that carbon dating is affected by water and argon dating is affected by radiation. Can you post a link that shows that the dna from modern man of 35000 years ago is the same as ours. wolf chiwawa analogy.
I dont know what mutli universe is. But I do know there is a level which exists which science can not measure ,,, which is the spiritual realm. And I have witnessed and clearly measured with my senses for over 30 years. But most people can't wrap their minds around it ,,or try to offer a worldly/scientific explanation.
I love the sciences and the exploration of fossils and such,,,but to think we can explain and know what when on billions of years ago is nothing but a giant ego trip and I am reminded of worshipping the creature instead of the creator.
I'll just add that believing in any of the world's religions is faith based and not something that can be backed up with Science. And, as Americans, we are all free to believe in what we want. IMO, the religions with origins in the middleeast, like Christianity and Islam are recreations of earlier lower Nile mythology.


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Morgan Stanley released a report called "20 for 2016″ today, in which it purports to pick its favorite 20 stocks to own for the next three years. Three specifically mention business in the emerging markets.
The companies were chosen by Morgan Stanley's analysts for being the highest-quality stocks among those they cover. When Morgan Stanley says quality it means sustainability "of competitive advantages, business model, pricing power, cost efficiency, and growth." And while they're not necessarily the best values in the market, they're the ones Morgan Stanley believes will have "increasingly differentiated" business models and market positions three years hence.
Among the companies–which includes such well-known names as Amazon.com (AMZN) and J.P. Morgan Chase (JPM)–three specifically mention emerging markets: American Tower (AMT), Estee Lauder (EL) and Philip Morris International (PM). Here's why they were selected.
American Tower
Cell towers are Morgan Stanley's preferred way of playing wireless, because the companies have "very stable with long-term contracts, almost automatic renewals, rate escalators, low capital expenditures, high margins, strong-credit tenants, and high barriers to entry." And what sets American Tower apart is its emerging-markets business, which will drive future growth. Morgan Stanley's Simon Flannery writes:
American Tower generates ~32% of site leasing revenue from emerging markets. We remain cautious about the less favorable trends abroad — less-mature wireless industry, political instability, lack of zoning / property / land use rights, and currency volatility. However, management believes that international site leasing revenue will organically grow 8% to 11% per year. Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, and South Africa are deploying 3G and in the early phases of 4G (2 to 5 years behind the US), while Ghana and India are in the early phases of 3G (6 to 10 years behind).
Estee Lauder
Dara Mohsenian notes that the company traded at a premium to peers, but says it's a well deserved one. She writes:
We forecast low-teens (%) long-term EPS growth, vs. high single digits for peers, driven by higher top-line and margin expansion. We project 6% long-term organic revenue growth for Estée, which is at the very high end of our HPC coverage, driven by Estée's exposure to high-growth prestige beauty product categories and market share gains, with strong growth in emerging markets and the travel retail channel, as well as prestige beauty share gains vs. mass beauty. We believe the top line will be driven not only by increased penetration in emerging markets, but also by pricing (~200 bps) in a beauty category that generally has lower demand elasticity relative to many other product categories
Philip Morris
Here's David Adelman's take:
PM operates in an inherently attractive industry, with high profit margins and substantial free cash flow, enabling robust total shareholder returns. PM benefits from significant geographic diversification, with exposure to emerging markets' growth and developed markets' high margins. Strong underlying pricing power has led to consistent operating profit growth, and recently PM has been bucking industry trends by growing volumes. Meaningful share repurchases, in combination with a growing dividend (3.7% yield), contribute to reliable returns.
And the risk of more tobacco bans? Adelman doesn't seem too worried. He writes:
Although recent news around plain packaging (PP) in the UK is a reminder of regulatory risk in Tobacco, we see limited risk of further unexpected negative developments (e.g., disruptive excise tax increases) in 2013 (and see a good chance PP will not be instituted in the UK, where PM is under-indexed). Market diversification is a major asset in this respect, as the company: (1) has meaningful exposure to high-growth emerging markets, as well as (2) high-margin developed markets, and (3) maintains a buffer against idiosyncratic underperformance in individual markets (e.g. the Philippines in 2013). We view the shift toward greater profitability from Asia (and away from the EU) as another positive trend.
American Tower has gained 0.4% to $76.41 today, Estee Lauder ticked up 0.1% to $65.09 and Philip Morris International has jumped 0.8% to $91.30.


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Each box of CCI .22 long high-velocity ammunition is a product from the Cascade Cartridge Inc. Developed as a versatile load suitable for a variety of applications, this ammunition from CCI's competition, plinking and target line is marked by its accuracy, reliability and outstanding overall performance. Perfect for backyard shooters and serious competitors alike, each box contains 100 brass-cased rimfire cartridges, each of which contains a 29 gr copper-plated round nose projectile. These non-corrosive cartridges are perfect for use with any platform chambered for the .22 LR cartridge, and will ensure that outshoot those around you for years to come.
Cascade Cartridge Inc., commonly known as CCI, is an ammunition manufacturer based in Lewiston, Idaho that specializes in rimfire ammunition, centerfire handgun ammunition and primers. Established by Dick Speer, brother of Vernon Speer, in 1951 as a steady source for primers, CCI evolved quickly into the full-scale operation dedicated to providing shooters with a wide variety of ammunition targeted for specific applications that it is today.
Now, more than 60 years later, CCI is a subsidiary of Alliant Techsystems – a conglomerate that owns the Federal Cartridge Company as well as many other high-profile ammunition manufacturers while also holding the production contract for the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant (LCAAP) in Independence, Missouri. This partnership furthered CCI's ability to provide shooters with innovative new products marked by their consistent performance and unyielding reliability. Moreover, it has placed the company among the leaders in the rimfire ammunition industry. With ties like that, CCI is a name that shooters can trust.
CCI .22 long high-velocity ammunition is a product from the company's extensive line of competition, plinking and target ammunition. The competition, plinking and target lineup offers a variety of rimfire loads in several different calibers that utilize the innovative bullet technologies developed by CCI over the course of its storied history. Each product in this particular line is marked by its consistent high performance, uncanny accuracy and outstanding value – all qualities that make this ammunition a perfect choice for anyone, from backyard shooters to serious competitors.
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Binghamton University prepares for Homecoming 2003
A picnic, a talent show, fireworks and a parade are among the events planned for Homecoming 2003 at Binghamton University.
Activities begin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, October 9, with a performance by comedian Tommy Davidson in the West Gym. A wiry, hyperkinetic African-American comic actor, Davidson is most recognized for his performances on Fox's "In Living Color." He made his first TV appearance on the HBO comedy special "Robert Townsend & His Partners in Crime III." He also starred in the surprise comedy hit "Booty Call," opposite Jamie Foxx. Tickets are $10 for BU students and $15 for non-students.
At 4 p.m. Friday, October 10, the Art Museum will host an opening reception for an alumni art exhibition. Over 70 alumni are participating in the exhibition, which includes paintings, drawings and textiles. Alumni athletes will join together for the annual Hall of Fame dinner in the West Gym lobby at 6 p.m. to honor this year's inductees John Affleck, Alicia Brennan, John Dunigan and Chris Jackey.
On Saturday, kids' activities in the Art Museum and alumni athletic events will lead into BU's first ever homecoming parade. The "Brain Train" parade will step off at noon and make its way around BU's main roadway – the "Brain" - leading into the Peace Quad.
At 1 p.m., Baxter's Village Luau gets underway featuring games, food and music. The announcement of the exemplary student of the year award will also be made at the luau.
The six finalists are Ravi Gupta, a Harpur College junior majoring in science and public policy; Lindsey Krecko, a Harpur senior majoring in psychobiology with a concentration in evolutionary studies; Jennifer Kwok, a School of Management senior concentrating in marketing, finance, and management information systems (MIS); Maria Pendolino, a Harpur senior majoring in English and theatre; Robert Swan, a Harpur senior majoring in biochemistry; and Kenny Weiss, a double-degree senior majoring in mathematics and computer science'
Also on Saturday, the BU women's soccer team takes on Stony Brook at noon while the men's team takes on the State University at Albany at 2 p.m.. Both games are on the West Gym Field.
At 8 p.m., alumni will present a special concert in the Anderson Center Concert Theater to benefit student scholarships. "100 Years of Broadway" will feature BU graduate Neil Berg and performances by a selection of alumni Broadway stars, including Jordan Leeds, Joanne Borts, Kevin Reed and Brett Nichols. They will be joined by Rita Harvey from Phantom of the Opera; William Michaels who starred in The Scarlett Pimpernel, Beauty and the Beast and Les Miserables; Robert Evan known for his portrayal of the title characters in Jekyll and Hyde; and Danny Zolli, star of Jesus Christ Superstar. Tickets are $25 for the general public, $10 for students.
At 7 p.m. Sunday, students will show off their talent at a variety show in the Mandela Room. The show will feature talent and lip-sync acts. Guest emcee is comedienne Alexandra McHale, who made her network debut on NBC's "Tonight Show with Jay Leno." McHale is a regular at national clubs such as the Comic Strip, Catch a Rising Star and Caroline's.
To close out the weekend, a fireworks display, sponsored by the Student Association, will light up the skies following the variety show at approximately 9:30 p.m.. The pyrotechnics will be launched from parking lot M.
Homecoming 2003 also has plenty of events and activities for students through special Late Nite activities and a host of other events including the Black Student Union fashion show and the popular Alpha Epsilon Phi Greek God contest.
For more information, visit the Homecoming 2003 website at http://homecoming.binghamton.edu/schedule.htm or call the Alumni Office at 607-777-2431.


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The Victorian Smooth Froglet, Geocrinia Victoriana, is a small smooth-bodied species growing to just under 30 mm in length. It is usually fairly darkly coloured, with pinkish marbling on the thighs and a pink spot in the groin.
Victorian Smooth FrogletPhotographer: Peter Robertson. Source: Wildlife Profiles Pty. Ltd.
This frog is usually found in hilly or mountainous forest habitats across much of southern Victoria.
The diet consists of small invertebrates. Eggs are laid in gelatinous masses in damp situations, such as under bark or in wet wheel ruts. Tadpoles are free-swimming in still water. They grow to a maximum length of 31 mm and take up to 8 months to metamorphose.
Barker, J., Grigg, G. and Tyler, M. J. 1995. A Field Guide to Australian Frogs. Surrey Beatty & Sons, Sydney.
Cogger, H. 2000. Reptiles and Amphibians of Australia. Reed Books, Sydney.
Hero, J. M., Littlejohn, M. & Marantelli, G. 1991. Frogwatch Field Guide to Victorian Frogs. Department of Conservation and Environment, East Melbourne.
Tyler, M. J. 1992. Encyclopaedia of Australian Animals: Frogs. Angus & Robertson, Sydney.
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Sea-Expo 2011 / Philippine Boat Show Mall Of AsiaTuesday, February 22nd, 2011
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Sea-Expo 2011 - the largest public exhibition promoting nautical lifestyle in the Philippines – will open its doors on 1st through 3rd April at One Esplanade, Mall Of Asia. Also dubbed the "Philippine Boat Show", Sea-Ex 2011 is a showcase for national and international manufacturers of yachts, boats, water sports equipment and nautical lifestyle accessories.
Now in its third year, and growing in leaps and bounds in terms of both exhibitor and visitor participation, the Sea-Expo 2011 / Philippine Boat Show is without question the best nautical lifestyle event in the Philippines to educate the Philippines' burgeoning water sports community and to provide networking opportunities for buyers, distributors and suppliers.


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This was my first purchase of an Olive Leaf product after I received a sample of the hand lotion. First, the body wash lather is really nice and feels moisturizing, not drying. The smell of it can be slightly masculine when you first put it on, but it leaves your skin smelling light and feminine. Also, like most Thymes products, the scent lasts all day.
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Tonight is the monthly chat to discuss the SS Club, as long as Sandy cooperates and doesn't knock out our power by 9pm I will be in the chat room! See you there!
Scrap Simple Club Chat 9Pm Edt
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I'd love to come to the chat tonight - a lot depends on if our power holds up that long. We'll see...
Posted 29 October 2012 - 06:00 PM
I know still ok here but not sure what it will be in 2hours! Stay safe everyone!
Posted 06 November 2012 - 07:55 PM
Sorry I missed the chat, but, as you know, we were eating our way through Italy, LOL. Here's my layout for this month's Club. It's a great Club -- as always! Keri did a fantastic job.
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The Winterberger Hochtour Trail in the east of North Rhine-Westphalia offers views reaching far into the Sauerland region from 18 different vantage points. So as you might expect, there are one or two summits to enjoy along the way.
The Winterberger Hochtour Trail starts and ends at Mount Kahler Asten. There are two paths that will take you there from Untere Pforte in the centre of Winterberg. This location on the site of the former town gate was once the intersection of two historical trading routes – the Heathland Route from Cologne to Leipzig and the medieval road linking Frankfurt with Soest. From Winterberg you head up Mount Kahler Asten, one of the loftiest peaks in the Sauerland. The observation platform of the summit tower offers splendid 360-degree views of the many surrounding peaks. The Winterberger Hochtour Trail leads over the highest peaks in the Westphalian Upper Sauerland region, crossing eight valleys and introducing you to some magnificent attractions, both natural and cultural. In fine weather, the panoramic views reach as far as Kassel, the Ruhr region and across the Rothaargebirge hills. A variant of the Winterberger Hochtour Trail runs across the Meisterstein to the glittering waters of the mountain lake, set in a valley basin surrounded by rocky crags. Also along the route is the Neuer Hagen nature conservation area with its huge expanse of upland heaths. This is where the walk really gets going, as a succession of mountain peaks and deep valleys calls for maximum effort and exertion. But the rewards come in the form of endless stunning views.
Tip: St. Georg ski jump
The St. Georg ski jump is located in the Skiliftkarussell Winterberg resort near Winterberg, amidst the Rothaargebirge hills. It has already played host to the German Championships and the Summer Grand Prix for Nordic Combined. Its K point is at 80 metres. Back in the year 2000, Austria's Manuel Fettner set the record for the highest jump with 89.5 metres.
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No, take a closer look. I swear I feel something wiggling around down there! Mom said I had worms? Does that look like worms to you? Should we call a vet? How about webmd.com? Can you look up what it might be there? Tom? Tom?? TOM??? Do you see it?
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Reported an ukrainan child porn site to Save the Children Sweden's Hotline Against Online Childpornography.
Got the URL from some thai spammer. Grrr.
Found hierarchical notebook when I was searching for a todo-list-tool, but now use it to organize my life. It's really great.
Since this is my first post here, I thought a little presentation of myself would be nice.
I've been reading diaries here for quite some time now (maybe a year) but never created an account since I've blogged in swedish elsewere.
I'm a 21 year old compsci student living in Sweden and I'm your classic punkrock übergeek. I started programming at age 9 when my stepfather got an old C64, but even though I've went from BASIC to Pascal to C++ with good grades in high school programming classes I've been too lazy to build anything bigger than an ugly frogger-clone for DOS.
I started using free software in 1999 when I installed RedHat on an old P66 that was the result of begging and dumpster diving. Today I run debian on a Celeron 433 (the 17 inch screen, 10/100mbit NIC, keyboard-with-nice-extra-buttons, 40x cd drive, 9 gb hd and hp laserjet connected to this computer are all from dumpsters).
The only good things I've done for the free software community is a translation of an old sylpheed FAQ, some very minor translations for blackbox, some bug reports and a little newbie handholding.
btw, my english is really bad.
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Which "C by example" are you speaking about? I found two different at my local online bookshop; One by Perry and one by Kalicharan. Since the first one is cheaper I hope that's the one. ;)
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Mom will like that, eh?
It's never too early to learn the wingbone pucker.
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I shot this from a client's condo in October in 2011. Shot with a Canon 60mm prime lens.
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Great Valley Grasslands State Park, on the San Joaquin River river, south of Modesto, California was a day-use only park. Surrounded by fertile agricultural land, this park preserves a rare remnant of the grasslands that once covered the entire valley. Most visitors were fishing or boating in the San Joaquin. We set up...
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The view of the Great Range of the Adirondacks from the twenty-seventh highest peak in New York.
This picture has already been taken but I went up to the fence and took the photos from the fence to avoid that being in the picture.
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Five people are in custody after an incident Friday afternoon at the Wal-Mart on West Main in Tupelo, according to Tupelo Police Chief Tony Carleton.
A person was cut and taken to the North Mississippi Medical Center. No information about that person or their condition was available.
Police said the incident stemmed from an incident that happened at another location last night.
The Walmart is open and the area is safe, Carleton said.
Charges are expected to be released later. No other information was released about the incident at this time.
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How do you Change, Replace, or Install Broken 1995-1999 Toyota Avalon Door Handle (Interior) Replacement
Fits years: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
All Toyota Avalon for sale Tools required:
- 10mm socket/ratchet with extension
- Flathead screwdriver
- Phillips screwdriver
Step 1: Open the vehicle's door.
Step 2: Pry and remove the small trim panel that covers the side mirror's mounting area.
Step 3: Pry and remove the interior door handle's bezel.
Step 4: Pry and lift the window control switch-panel. Disconnect the wiring harnesses (2) on the back of the switch-panel. Remove this control panel.
Step 5: Pry and remove the screw covers (3), exposing Phillips screws.
Two are located near the door hinge, while the other is beneath the interior door pull.
Step 6: Disengage the retaining clips (2) that are located near the door latch.
To disengage these clips, depress the center with a screwdriver. You can then pull them from the interior door panel.
Step 7: Loosen and remove the Phillips screws (8) that mount the interior door panel.
Four line the bottom of the interior door panel, two are near the door hinge, one is beneath the arm rest, and one is exposed by removing the window control panel.
Step 8: Lift and remove the interior door panel.
Step 9: Disconnect the wiring harness attached to the back of the interior door panel (door light).
Step 10: Loosen and remove the 10mm retaining bolts (2) that secure the interior door handle to the door frame.
Step 11: Press the clip that holds each of the locking rods to the interior door handle.
Step 12: With the rods disengaged, you can now remove the interior door handle.
Step 13: Attach the rods to the new interior door handle, and mount the component by tightening the 10mm bolts (2). Be sure to re-engage the clips that hold the rods to the handle!
Step 14: Reattach the interior door panel.
Simply reverse the removal process. Be sure to tighten all Phillips mounting screws (8), reconnect all wiring harnesses, and reattach any trim panels or bezels.
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While on the way to train this morning, just on the west side of Weatherford, TX I pulled up behind a dog training rig with Alaska plates. I passed and honked my horn and waived. It was a chasis mounted six hole box on a while regular cab pickup. There wasn't any kennel name on the dog box, truck or spare tire cover. With tinted windows it was hard to see into the cab plus at 7 am it was still a little dark.
Any guess as to who this could have been?
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Waldorf Q
The Waldorf Q is a professional virtual analog synthesizer well suited for demanding performance and studio work! The Q was a large and bright yellow beast but now they come in a sleek dark grey look. Through digital emulation the Q faithfully reproduces the sounds and programming characteristics of virtually any sophisticated analog synthesizer with state of the art control and precision.
With 16 to 32 voices and 16 multitimbral parts, the Q is well adapted for reliable live use. Waldorf's excellent analog sound emulation is complemented by sophisticated yet familiar analog-type controls and parameters. There are 3 oscillators per voice, 3 LFOs with ramp, sine, square, etc. and 2 12/24dB Filters (Low pass, band pass, hi pass, notch, comb, ring mod and more). A powerful arpeggiator and sequencer are also on-board for creating complex accompaniment or arpeggios. There are 58 knobs to aid you in tweaking away at creating amazing sounds! All knobs and edit parameters are MIDI controllable. The Waldorf Q is topped off with 8 effects processors (2 per sound that include Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Overdrive, AM, Delay, Reverb, etc.), 2 analog audio inputs, 6 outputs and 1 S/PDIF output (44.1kHz / 48kHz switchable) and vocoding capability. The Q is a professional-grade virtual analog synth that combines the raw power of analog synthesis with modern technology, stability and creativity. It has been used by Überzone and Kekko.
In addition to the Q there is also a Waldorf Q+ (pictured above) synthesizer, wich is similar to the Q Keyboard but adds 16 analog filters and up to 100 voices polyphony.
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The link above will take you to an eBay search for this synth to see active listings with more images, specs and information. If you don't find it there, try looking in our forum marketplace. Our marketplace gets thousands of visits every week so make sure to check back often if you want to buy or sell a synth.
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Audio Clip 1 - A couple of pads and arpeggios from the Future Music CD, Issue 88.
Manual - Waldorf have made manuals for many of their products available on-line!
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- Oscillators - 3 per voice (sawtooth, triangle, sine, PWM, new oscillator algorithms, waves and a noise generator)
- Memory - 300 single programs, 100 multi programs
- Filter - 2 12dB/24dB Filters (Low pass, band pass, hi pass, notch, comb, ring mod and more; FM and distortion)
- VCA - 4 envelopes (ADSR with loop and one shot function, bipolar)
- Keyboard - 61 notes (velocity and aftertouch)
- Arpeg/Seq - Arpeggiator: Many user patterns (accents, timing, swing, glide, chords and more); Sequencer: 100 user patterns; 32 steps per pattern, polyphonic
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Alpha Phi Omega and Omega Psi Phi fraternity members
UTSA fraternities host teacher supplies sale Aug. 2 at Main Campus
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(July 29, 2009)--The Alpha Phi Omega and Omega Psi Phi fraternities will host a fundraising event, "Teacher Supplies Salvage Sale," from 3 to 5 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 2 in the Business Building University Room (2.06.04) on the UTSA Main Campus. The event is open to the public.
The student organizations will sell new and "gently used" teaching supplies at reduced prices. Items were donated by teachers to help other teachers, particularly new teachers, outfit their classrooms.
"As students ourselves, we understand our fellow students' financial needs and want to offer an event that will provide students seeking their teacher certification affordable teaching supplies," said Eva Pino, president of Alpha Phi Omega coed service fraternity.
Proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit a variety of community projects including a college scholarship for high school students enrolling at a four-year accredited college, children's haircuts before their first day of school, and other service projects and leadership-building events.
Items for sale will include pocket charts, big books, art supplies, activity books, classroom décor, electronic pencil sharpeners and containers. As an incentive to attend, teachers also will be able to choose five free used children's books of their choice.
Before the event, future teachers can attend the UTSA University Career Center workshop "Getting a Jump Start in Finding a Teaching Position: Tips and Other Must Do's" at 1 p.m. in Business Building Room 2.01.14 on the Main Campus.
Admission is $5; cash only will be accepted for admission and purchases. Participants should bring their own shopping bags. Parking will be available in the garage near lot 2 at Margaret Tobin Avenue on the UTSA Main Campus.
For more information, e-mail Jasmine Cary.


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Be sure to mark Saturday, August 24, 2013 on your calendar and plan to attend the Manitowoc County Kennel Clubs Hunting Dog Expo. This is the Clubs annual fun with your hunting dog event where the average hunting dog owner can come and play six different sporting dog games in one locale. Open to all field breeds and their owners to prepare for the upcoming hunting season, the Expo is held on some of the finest dog training grounds in the Midwest. The kennel club grounds are nestled up against the Manitowoc River near the rural community of Valders, WI (intersection of Quarry Road and Hwy. 151) and conveniently located between Milwaukee, Green Bay, and the Fox Valley (see the events web site http://www.mc-kc.com/html/hunt_expo.html for information and a map).
Like previous Hunting Dog Expos the sporting dog games are the real attraction for handlers and their dogs. Those games range from flushing a live game bird to single and multiple retrieves on both land and water. Some games are set-up to simulate an average day in the field. Other games test specific skills including retrieving game to hand. Attendees of the days event can run every game once or concentrate on specific games. All games can be attempted and run as many times as they wish. Pre-registration for the sporting dog games is not necessary to participate. Tickets can be purchased on the day of the event.
The Expo has been a fun and favorite event for sporting dog owners to test their skills prior to the upcoming hunting seasons. There is an opportunity for those dog and handler teams having a competitive side. The games are timed or scored by club members for points that count toward placements for each game. The highlight of the day is the presentation of the David G. Meisner Memorial Trophy to the days most successful gun dog.
Participants have numerous opportunities at door prizes, raffle prizes, awards, and silent auction items thanks to the generosity of supporters such as Purina, Tri-tronics, and totalretriever.com.
The gates to the event open at 8:00 AM and the sporting dog games run from 9:00 AM through 4:00 PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring their family, proper seasonal attire and rain gear, water for their dogs, a camera, and lawn chairs. Concessions will be available on the grounds.


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Hello Everyone,
I am new to the forum and new to training dogs. I have hunted my whole life and am looking to train my new partner, a 12 week old yellow lab male (Boone).
Here is what I have done thus far since picking him up at 7 weeks from Miller Creek Kennels here in TX.
Started with "sit" and then moved to "down" and "come". Once he had these down I started walking him on the leash with a "heel" command.
We go to a field close to the house via leash twice a day for about 15 minutes. I think he would play longer but I want to keep him excited and not bore him. Once we get there, I put him on his check cord and let him get some smelling and jumping out of his system. I started throwing him small bumpers and a Doken dove decoy after a session or two of walking around. He has been almost perfect when it comes to retrieving them and bringing them to hand. Now I have started to hold him for 3-4 seconds after saying "mark", throw the bumper and then releasing him while saying his name. He has preformed the exact same way with this. Yesterday was the first day that I used 3 short blows on a whistle to signal "come" once he had the bumper in his mouth. The first retrieve was slower but right none the less. I have also used a few dove wings to play with 2-3 days a week and he had no problems with them. Picked them up and brought them to me as if they were a bumper.
We went out this past weekend with my dads 2yo lab and hit a shallow pond. I got in my waders and started walking out and my pup followed. We played in his chest deep water for a few minutes and then I walked deeper. He followed and swam fine. I did not throw any bumpers bc I was worried it was too much for one day.
I have been treating each positive reaction with tiny cubes of Swiss Cheese. My plan is to go to praise only after this week.
I wanted to give you guys an idea of what we have been doing to see if you had any input in our training schedule. What drills should I move to next to keep him interested? Maybe work on "place" next? Thank you in advance for your


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My mother has seriously upped her game when it comes to cycling. Sick of her unreliable hybrid, she's gone back to her roots (she's Dutch) and purchased this stunning Batavus Diva.
Many thanks to Aaron at Curbside for being a remarkable help.
We're heading out for a ride this Friday, I'll be posting more pictures and a review of this Dutch bike in Toronto!


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Talk focuses on software licensing and policy
Posted December 9, 2009; 05:45 p.m.
A lecture titled "Legislation by Software License: Is It Time to Click 'Disagree'?" is set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 17, in 300 Wallace Hall.
The talk will be given by Douglas Phillips, a 1997 Princeton alumnus and the author of "The Software License Unveiled: How Legislation by License Controls Software Access." In his book, Phillips suggests that, although users have little choice but to accept software licenses, policymakers should reconsider whether opaque and largely unread license terms should control distribution of software and other digital works.
Phillips is vice president and general counsel of Promontory Interfinancial Network, which operates a software-based deposit placement network that includes more than one-third of the nation's banks.
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Telephone Services
The telephone system at Rhode Island College consists of a Meridian 1 Option 81C system manufactured by Northern Telecom, Inc. It is a digital PBX that offers voice messaging, call accounting, and management components.
The campus telephones consist of a combination of digital and analogue sets. Instructions on the use of these instruments, as well as the use of voice messaging, can be obtained from Telephone Services.
- Telephone Operator Services
- Voice Mail Accounts
- Reporting a problem with your telephone
- Requesting a new phone, fax, or modem line
- Requesting a new phone in the residence halls
- Moving an existing phone
- Harassing, Threatening, Obscene and Annoyance Calls
- Emergency (Blue Light) Telephone Locations
User Guides
Telephone Operator Services
The switchboard operator will assist callers in reaching any member of the college community. However, before calling, please refer to your Campus Directory. The campus operators (located in the Henry Barnard 225) answer incoming and on-campus calls from 7am to 7pm Monday through Friday. They can provide on-campus directory assistance for new listings. Please do not call the switchboard with technical questions relating to telephones or reports of malfunctions. These types of questions or concerns should be directed to the Help Desk at extension 8803 between the hours of 8am and 5pm, Monday through Friday. Coordinates billing functions for office phones, pagers, and cell phones.Back to top
Voice Mail Accounts
Requesting a New Account
Call the Help Desk at 456-8803 and make a request for a new account. Please specify who you are and the phone. Please be advised that at least one week notice it required.
Resetting a Voice Mail Account or Password
You must first call the Help Desk at 456-8803 and ask them to reset the account or pass code for the Voice Mail Box. Telephone Services will usually reset it within 24 hours assigning a temporary pass code of which you will be notified. Once you access your Voice Mail Box via the temporary pass code, press 84 for User Options and listen for the prompt to change the temporary pass code to a private pass code of your choice.
Secondary Voice Mailboxes
Mailboxes assigned to those who do not have an individual extension. To request a secondary voice mailbox contact the Help Desk at 456-8803 providing the individual's name and department. A caller wanting to leave a message in a secondary mailbox will dial 456-1998, enter the secondary mailbox number and press the # key. To retrieve your messages dial 456-1999, enter the secondary mailbox number, and your pass code.Back to top
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For College Departmental and Office Phones
If you are experiencing a problem with your telephone line, please test your telephone equipment on another outlet to determine whether the problem is in the line or the equipment. If the problem appears to be in the telephone line please report the trouble to Help Desk at 456-8803.
Telephone Services does not repair or service privately owned telephone equipment. Telephone Services will repair the College's lines and equipment at no charge; however, a fee may be assessed for user-caused damages.
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If you are a student residing in the dorms, your private phone line in your room is provided by Verizon. You must contact Verizon directly at 555-1611 to report a problem.Back to top
Requesting a New Phone, Fax, or Modem Line
Call the Help Desk at 456-8803 and make a request for a new phone. Please specify who you are and location of the phone (include building, room and if there is a phone jack) and due date. Please be advised that at least one week notice it required. Please note that this office is NOT responsible for the assignment of cell phones. To place a request for a cell phone/pager permission is required from Information Services.Back to top
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Serve it up! MUSC's eighth annual Racquets for Recovery, hosted by the Pine Forest Ladies Tennis Association, is raising funds for the recovery process of local breast cancer patients. Men's doubles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles guarantee at least two matches with a complimentary Courtside Cookout for all players and guests on November 2 and Celebration Party on November 3, complete with a silent auction, catered dinner, music and dancing. All tennis particpants receive breakfast, lunch, draft beer, and a hat. One tennis event $30, two $50, Celebration Party $30. Pine Forest Country Club, 1000 Congressional Blvd, Summerville. Friday, 6pm cookout and 7:30pm tennis exhibition; Saturday, 7:30-11pm celebration party and silent auction. $30 (843)572.7810, www.racquetsforrecovery.org.


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in 1872 Mining enabled westward expansion. In 1890 the Sherman Silver Act was passed so suppliment America's farmers might earn more for their crops so the silver act where the government to purchase nearly twice as much silver as before, but also added substantially to the amount of 2-4 million dollars to subsidize the farm economy. That plan backfired, as people turned in their silver Treasury notes for gold dollars, which depleated the gold reserve. This gold rush led to the crash of 1893. this led to western ghost towns.
The price of silver dropped minimg companies cut wages. Many miners woved to other towns, towns started dying. The mining leases mineral rights for 1872 rates.


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Little Packages
A crosssection of a pumpkin (Cucurbita sp.) stem. How many different kinds of cells can you see?
Cells as the basic biological unit
Student Exploration
Teeny, Tiny and Slick
A cell can be a small compartment of any type. Perhaps the best known cells are prison cells. They show up on television all the time and are generally considered to be rather unpleasant places. But they are not the only type of cell or even the most common. In biology, one of the most basic units of organisms is the cell. A small compartment with everything a living organism needs, more or less. Organisms can consist of a single cell or be multicellular (i.e. made of multiple cells) and in multicellular organisms some cells can become so specialized that they don't quite have everything they need to go solo. But that's not the cell's fault, that's just what works best for the organism. The cell? Well, they're pretty sophisticated in all they can do, they are little bundles of phospholipidized dynamite. Find out more from a man who knows his cells, Sir Paul Nurse.
Extension Investigation
- What did Sir Nurse mean when he said,"Technology begets discovery"? Can you think of other advances in biology that technology has made possible?
- Who was the first person, that we know of, to see single celled life? Where did he acquire these organisms?
- Sir Nurse compares the biological cell to the physical atom. Do you think this is a good comparison? What strengths does this comparison have? What weaknesses does it have?
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Whether you've already been blogging as a hobby or want to create your own blog so you can start writing about a subject that interests you, most people who blog don't want to keep the information they write to themselves. Instead, they want to share it with as wide an audience as possible. And because it can take a fair amount of work to build and maintain a sizable audience, it's normal to want to earn some money for the time you put into blogging.
Now, despite what sleazy info-products may advertise, blogging is not a solution for getting rich overnight. While it is still possible to build a successful blog, doing so requires time and consistency. That being said, if you already have a blog, there's no reason it can't start earning some money now. Even though it may not be a huge amount at first, seeing any money coming into your bank account can be very motivational and make you want to put even more effort into blogging.
So, if you want to earn your first dollar from blogging and then continue making more money, here are the top six options you have for monetizing your blog:
The main appeal of AdSense is that it's very easy to add to a blog. While most people with any online experience agree that it's not the best way to maximize the value of your blog's traffic, if you're interested in giving it a try or want to fill some extra space on your blog, this guide has everything you need to know about optimizing its implementation.
Affiliate Programs
The two big reasons many people prefer monetizing with an affiliate program instead of AdSense is because they get better targeting and higher payouts. If you like the idea of using this option but are afraid it will be too difficult to set up, you'll be happy to know that the BuildYourWidget.com plugin makes it a breeze to create a showcase for your site that allows you to display any affiliate products that you want to sell to your audience.
Private Ad Sales or Sponsorships
While it definitely requires more work, it's possible to sell your own ad space instead of having it handled by AdSense or an affiliate network. It's also worth noting that if you're already using the Build Your Widget plugin on your site, you can easily update your product showcase based on any private sales deals you close.
Digital Products
Another option for filling your showcase widget is to create and sell your own digital products like ebooks. If you're worried that it's going to be too hard to process your own payments and handle delivery, a comprehensive solution like Gumroad is ideal for selling digital products.
Private Community
Although there's not an exact metric for determining this point, once your blog hits a certain level of traffic and influence, people will begin viewing you as an authority in your field. Because regular readers of your blog will know just how much valuable information you can provide, they may want one-on-one time with you. A great way to provide that time is to create a paid community through your blog. This will provide you with a new revenue stream, as well as allow you to engage more with the most passionate members of your audience.
Services, Speaking Engagements or Conferences
Just as with starting a paid community, once your blog gets enough traction, there's really no limit to the ways you can monetize it. Depending on your specific niche, you may find that launching a service is a good fit for your audience. You may also decide that you want to spend more time away from your keyboard and in front of audiences who want to hear you speak. Additionally, you don't have to limit yourself to only speaking at other events. Instead, you may ultimately decide that you want to sponsor your own conference.
With all these ideas in mind, one thing about blog monetization that's worth remembering is you don't have to limit yourself to just one option. In fact, most bloggers find that using multiple methods allows them to maximize what they earn from their blog. Also, don't ever feel that you have to stick with a specific monetization option. If you feel like it's not generating as much as it should, don't be afraid to test out another form of monetization to see if it's a better fit for your blog and specific audience.


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Tuition Loans for Faculty Members
Policy Statement
Tuition loans may be made to a full-time faculty member for the pursuit of an advanced degree at another educational institution. Such loans are interest-free. Loans are for tuition only, and are made payable directly to the educational institution.
Outstanding loans on behalf of any faculty member may not exceed the cost of three doctoral credits at Marywood University at any one time. Repayment of the loan begins immediately and may not extend beyond eighteen months. Repayment is made through payroll deduction. Once repayment is completed the faculty member may apply for another tuition loan.
In the event of termination of contract, the University reserves the right to deduct the balance due on the tuition loan from the final payroll check.
The faculty member obtains a statement from the Provost that the tuition loan is approved. The statement is then presented to the Vice President for Business Affairs to be processed.
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A member of the Scotiabank Place ice crew gathers up hats tossed on the ice to celebrate Jason Spezza's three goals. And yes, that's a Canadiens tuque among the hats she's picked up.
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Lineups | Preview | Game Summary | Event Summary | Boxscore | Boone
Much buzz the past week has been about how close the Canadiens are to the Eastern Conference-leading Ottawa Senators. Make that how close they were. Tonight, the teams were a few acres apart and the Habs now trail Ottawa by five points, with two tough midweek games awaiting them in Florida.
The Senators, with their No. 1 line of Daniel Alfredsson, Dany Heatley and Jason Spezza reunited after a spell of injuries, were men against the Canadiens boys, rolling to a 6-1 victory at Scotiabank Place.
The Ottawa trio earned 15 points in skating roughshod over the Habs. The Senators have outscored Montreal 30-11 since last losing to them on home ice on Nov. 13, 2006.
"I have nothing to say," head coach Guy Carbonneau said shortly after the game. "There was nothing positive."
About the Senators' dominant line: "We helped them," he added.
Any chance the Canadiens (29-18-9) had of avoiding a sixth consecutive loss in Ottawa evaporated tonight while the ice was still wet.
Spezza, in his second game back in the Senators lineup after having missed 11 with a shoulder injury, beat Tomas Plekanec on the draw, then moved to the front of the net to deflect Anton Volchenkov's chip shot from the blue line past Montreal goalie Cristobal Huet at 22 seconds.
The Senators (34-18-4) bagged their second at 1:42 on a play that began just inside their own end, Steve Bégin handicapped by a broken stick. Heatley stormed up the left wing and fired on Huet, the puck tumbling over the falling goalie. Spezza pounced on it before any Canadiens defender could arrive for the easy score.
Huet's night was over at 4:45, pulled in favour of Carey Price, when Senators captain Alfredsson converted a fine passing play with Spezza and Joe Corvo, the Canadiens scrambling furiously in vain to contain their on-fire hosts. It was Ottawa's third goal on just four shots.
The good news – and there was some, no matter the lopsided scoreboard – was that the Canadiens actually outplayed the Senators after their early implosion, holding a 12-6 edge in shots and 13-9 advantage in hits after 20 minutes. (Ottawa finally outhit Montreal 34-21.)
Those looking for a silver lining also could point to the four goal posts/crossbars the Habs hit tonight and their outshooting the Senators 34-29.
But Montreal's normally potent power play didn't help in its first three opportunities; in the season's four meetings between the two clubs before tonight's contest, the Habs had scored six of their 10 goals with a man advantage.
With all these wasted chances to claw back into the game, the Canadiens' hole grew deeper when Heatley scored on his own rebound at 10:17 of the second period, having easily muscled his way behind the Montreal defence.
Then, on a power-play of their own, Spezza picked up his fifth point of the night, earning his first career hat trick when he batted the puck out of the air past Price on the rebound of a Heatley shot with Patrice Brisebois off for holding.
A breakdown in Senators discipline late in the second gave the Canadiens a 5-on-3 for two minutes, Ottawa's Mike Fisher and Chris Neil both sent off. Price earned his first NHL assist when he whipped a pass to the Ottawa blue line to Sergei Kostitsyn, who found his brother, Andrei, at Senators goalie Ray Emery's crease for the tip-in, his 17th goal of the season, at 19:35.
A holding penalty to Ottawa's Chris Schubert at 19:52 restored the Canadiens' two-man advantage, which spanned the second and third periods but yielded nothing for Montreal.
Brisebois drew his second minor of the game at 2:11 of the third, and 17 seconds later Alfredsson whipped a shot past Price for his second goal and fifth point of the night. Spezza, naturally, earned an assist for his sixth point.
The Canadiens were outmatched physically, too, Sergei Kostitsyn taking a vicious uppercut from Senators defenceman Wade Redden in a very one-sided fight late in the game.
Senators goalie Ray Emery makes one of his 33 saves, stopping Andrei Kostitsyn.
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Irene F. Reynolds
Reynolds, Irene F.; 90; of Independence, MO and formerly of Michigan; passed October 22, 2014. Burial will follow a Springtime Service at Glen Eden Cemetery in Livonia, MI. Irene was born in 1924 to Harold and Frances (Smith) Annetts. She graduated from Pershing HS in 1942. In 1943, she married Calvin Hamill who was KIA in 1944. In 1946, she married Robert W. Reynolds who passed in 1970. She also had a late life union with John Moses of Michigan. Irene will be loved and greatly missed by: a son and daughter-in-law, James E. (Jim) and Lori Beth Reynolds of Independence MO; and many others. See http:brossspidlemonuments.com/obituaries.htm for additional info.Published in Daily Tribune on Nov. 9, 2014+Read More Share Listen to Obituary Remember Share a message, photo, or video below View guest book What will you miss most about Irene F. Reynolds? Add a memory or condolence to the guest book Add Message Please add or record a video for the family of Irene Reynolds Add a video + Please add a photo and share in the life story for Irene Reynolds Add a photo + http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dailytribune/obituary.aspx?n=irene-f-reynolds&pid=173052519


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East New York is located East of Brownsville, West of Ozone Park, South of Cypress Hills and North of Jamaica Bay.
If you are unfamiliar with the neighborhood, there are a few things to keep in mind. Rents in the neighborhood are significantly less than those in other parts of Brooklyn and NYC, mainly because of the distance from Manhattan and high crime rates. Many residents can be found in multi-family townhouses and recently-built subsidized single-family townhouses.learn more about this neighborhood
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Binghamton University Alumni Association welcomes new board members
BINGHAMTON, NY – The Binghamton University Alumni Association announced that it has selected two Chicago-based members to serve on its Board of Directors. Directors serve two-year terms with a maximum of three consecutive terms.
Dennis C. Garcia received a bachelor of arts degree in political science in 1989 from Harpur College of Arts and Sciences and received a juris doctorate from Columbia University in 1992. Currently, Garcia is the Central Region counsel/senior attorney at the Microsoft Corporation. Garcia is an alumni admissions volunteer and has attended alumni events in his area. He resides in Chicago, IL.
Samir B. Shah received a bachelor of science in management from the School of Management in 2000. Currently, he is an engagement manager in the Financial Services practice at McKinsey & Company. Shah is an alumni career network volunteer and a SOM finance mentor. He has attended SOM Young Alumni Advisory Council events, Homecoming events, and club and professional events. Shah is married to Anu Sahi-Shah and they reside in Chicago, IL.
Binghamton University is one of the four university centers of the State University of New York. Known for the excellence of its students, faculty, staff and programs, Binghamton enrolls over 14,500 students in programs leading to bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. Its curriculum, founded in the liberal arts, has expanded to include selected professional and graduate programs. For more, visit www.binghamton.edu.


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Best Practices and Information for Preconference Planners
from the ALCTS Program Committee
Formats and Scheduling
In-person Preconferences
May be one day or two days. Occasionally, we may offer the option of signing up for only one day of a two-day event, but this requires special coordination with ALA to set up the registration.
ALA has a no-conflict time for the opening general session at 4 pm on Friday afternoon. Friday preconferences therefore must end at 4 pm or earlier. The usual starting time has been 8:30am, but in light of the no-conflict time on Friday, we may consider starting earlier on Friday to provide more value for participants.
Lunch is not provided. Schedule from 75 to 90 minutes for attendees to have lunch on their own.
Typically there is a morning break and an afternoon break each day of a preconference. While preconference planners have some flexibility in arranging speakers or topics on the schedule, breaks for all ALCTS preconference events on the same day should start at the same time for catering purposes.
Leave time for discussion and questions and answers. For preconferences, it is good to schedule multiple Q&A or discussion sessions (e.g., morning and afternoon). We recommend a timekeeper or moderator to keep the speakers on schedule.
We highly recommend hands-on exercises or small group discussion opportunities during preconferences.
Virtual Preconferences
See the FAQ for Virtual Preconferences and Virtual Midwinter Symposia.
Virtual preconferences or virtual Midwinter symposia are a series of 2 or more webinars during the weeks leading up to the Annual Conference or Midwinter Meeting.
Virtual preconferences are not subject to the same deadlines as in-person preconferences.
Sponsorships and Funding
All funding and sponsorship requests must be vetted through the ALCTS Fundraising Committee—NO EXCEPTIONS. Do not approach vendors or funding sources before talking to the Chair of the Fundraising Committee.
"In name only" (i.e., no money attached) co-sponsorship by committees, divisions, interest groups, etc. outside of ALCTS will increase advertising and promotion for your event. You may seek "in name only" co-sponsorship yourself after receiving approval of the preconference from the Program Committee. Please ask the chair of the cosponsoring group to complete the cosponsorship form.
What ALCTS Pays for (Preconferences Only)
- Preconference registration and a small stipend for up to 6 speakers for a one-day preconference.
- Preconference registration for members of the preconference planning committee.
- Continental breakfast and refreshments for afternoon break.
- Handout copying (see below)
- Standard A/V setup (see below)
Deadlines are set by ALA and are non-negotiable. Occasionally, ALCTS receives very little notice of a deadline, although we usually know the general time frames in advance. General information on deadlines follows, although specific dates are subject to change.
By this time, date(s), title, and description should be in final form and cannot be changed. Any speaker information (name, title, affiliation, email address and telephone number for each speaker) that is finalized should be submitted at this point in order to draw more interest. However, speaker information may be updated later.
Early-mid February.
Updates to speaker information are due.
Mid-late February.
Special A/V requests (beyond standard setup) are due to the ALCTS office.
Late May.
Handouts due to the ALCTS office (see below for more information on handouts).
Write your preconference description carefully. This is your primary opportunity to promote it. Descriptions may be no longer than 75 words. Be creative, interesting, and informative. Remember that attendees or administrators must be convinced that it is worth their money and time. Don't include speaker names in the description. The Program Committee or ALCTS staff may edit your description for style and clarity.
A/V and Room Setup
The standard A/V setup for preconferences is:
- 1 screen
- 1 projector
- 1 PC (with internet access)
- 1 podium with microphone
- Head table for four (If you need additional head table seating, notify the Program Committee or ALCTS staff before Midwinter)
- 1 microphone on head table
If you need additional or alternative A/V arrangements, notify the Program Committee as soon as possible. Special A/V requests are subject to approval of the ALCTS Executive Director and ALA Conference Services.
The standard room set-up for preconferences is round tables of 10. If you need a different room set-up, please notify the Program Committee and explain why another arrangement is needed.
Handouts are due to the ALCTS office from 4 to 6 weeks prior to the conference. ALCTS will reproduce the following for preconferences:
- Agenda
- Speaker names and brief biographies
- Abstracts
- Speaker handouts (no page limit)
Handouts may also be distributed electronically. In 2011, two of the preconferences used ALA Connect to post handouts, slides, and other materials. The Connect space is opened to the participants before the event so that they can print or save these materials. Although the Connect software will generate e-mails to participants who are in the space and opt in to receive e-mails, the preconference planner should notify the participants about electronic handouts on Connect in a targeted e-mail.
The ALCTS office creates online participant evaluations for preconferences. You may request modifications to the standard evaluation or create your own. Contact Julie Reese (firstname.lastname@example.com) to make changes to the evaluation or notify her that you will be creating your own.


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Jabra VOX Corded Stereo Wired Headsets - Retail Packaging - Black
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Date & Time
Friday, March 7, 2014 - 5:00pm
Between South Market Street, Tradd Street, Meeting Street & the waterfront
Event Details
Take a walk through the historic, gas-lit streets of Charleston to discover the works of more than 500 artists. The French Quarter Gallery Association First Friday Art Walk, held four times a year in March, May, October, and December, has become a local tradition. All the galleries open their doors to offer wine, food and of course, artwork. Start at any participating gallery, pick up a French Quarter Map, and see where the night takes you. Between S. Market, Tradd, Meeting St. & the waterfront. Friday, 5-8pm. Free. (843)577-7344, www.frenchquarterarts.com


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By Tiernan Ray
There's a bit of a debate on the Street today about the fate of chip maker Broadcom (BRCM) with the revelation that competitor Qualcomm (QCOM) has pushed the company aside in selling the WiFi networking chip, known as a "combo chip," in the recently introduced "Galaxy S4 mini" version of Samsung Electronics's (005930KS) Galaxy S4 flagship smartphone.
Broadcom shares are down $1.37, or almost 4%, at $33.48.
Barclays Capital chip analyst Blayne Curtis, in a note to clients this morning, refers to the loss in "teardown" data provided by analysis firm Chipworks:
We were able to obtain a teardown of the just released Samsung Galaxy S4 mini (i9192), which is one of 3 variants (i9190 – 3G, i9192 – 3G dual sim, i9195 – LTE), and are updating our thoughts on the suppliers and implications. This is a mid-volume handset for Samsung with production of likely 1-2M/month. Pictures of the components supplied by Chipworks (www.chipworks.com) as well as a table outlining the ICs are in Figures 1-5. The biggest surprise here is the inclusion of a QUALCOMM WLAN combo (WCN3660A 802.11n chip) instead of a combo from Broadcom.
Curtis offers the following graphic of the chip teardown in the mini:
Curtis, who has an Underweight rating on Broadcom and an Overweight rating on Qualcomm, thinks Broadcom could lose further share in combo chips:
The inclusion of a QCOM WLAN combo shows (1) QCOM is not as far behind as many perceive, and (2) the mobile market is moving to a cost vs. performance focus as volumes move to the mid and low-end, which favors platform sales. QCOM already has a high attach rate of its WLAN on QRD platforms in Asia but this is the first indication that Samsung will move away from BRCM. Recall, HTC did use the WCN3660 in the HTC One X in late 2012 but we believe the general perception is that BRCM's share is secure. We see this loss in the GS4 mini (the GS3 mini featured the BCM4334) as a sign that is not the case and that more share loss is to come for BRCM in 802.11n but also 802.11ac, as QCOM's solution is likely to ship later this year to multiple OEMs such as Sony, Fujitsu, and HTC paired with the MSM8974 (S800). As we outlined in our April downgrade, we believe BRCM's combo business (28-30% of rev) has unsustainable profitability (combo OPMs likely over 20%) and market share (70-80%) as the smartphone market matures. We see a loss of $0.50-1.00 of earnings power over the next 1-2 years as BRCM's share and profitability decline through the shift to Asia/low-end, pricing pressure (platform pricing), and gradual share loss. Additionally, we would not rule out the potential for a marquee handset (Apple (AAPL) or Samsung) to eventually move to QCOM even as early as next year.
On the other hand, FBR Capital Market's Christopher Rolland today reiterates a Buy rating on Broadcom, writing that because Samsung has been known to swap different vendors' parts into and out of successive models of phones, "we believe definitive conclusions are premature, and we would tend to fade any extreme overreactions in these stocks today."
He sees a small portion of Samsung units in which Qualcomm and U.K. vendor CSR Plc will be able to push out Broadcom:
Just last week, we highlighted that the acquired mobile connectivity division of CSR had finally produced working silicon and that Samsung was attempting to use the part for combo chip pricing concessions. This (rather dated) combo chip from Qualcomm may have been a precursor to this transition. However, we believe both the Qualcomm and CSR parts are 802.11n (not 802.11ac) and therefore Samsung may be reluctant to use them high-end flagship SKUs. Additionally, Samsung has increasingly been utilizing fully integrated Broadcom platforms for its low-end smartphone SKUs. Therefore, we identify only a small portion (less than 20%) of Samsung's SKUs, where a discrete 802.11n connectivity part would logically displace Broadcom. We also understand that Broadcom's Wi-Fi technology is generally superior to Atheros and that Broadcom combos will have integrated NFC.


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MyNCBI Enhancements May/June 2009Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009
In the latest NLM Technical Bulletin posting is a full description of recent changes to MyNCBI. These changes include the ability to share your individual saved collection(s) by changing your settings to public. If you want to keep them private no change is needed. You can also create your own customized filters. A full explanation is given in the May 29th posting.
If you're interested in more information about MyNCBI go to the section in the online PubMed Help Book. This is a complete overview from setting up your account to managing your settings and data.


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- Links with groups in Worcester and Peterborough
- Have you paid your £5 membership yet?
- Beatrix is going back to Germany. Any takers for post of secretary?
- Planning routes and dates for summer cycle rides along Darlo cycle routes.
All welcome!
Will see you there. Sorry I missed the last one.
Are the minutes of the last meeting available for putting up here?
Duly Posted!