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I've lost count of the number of times I've said this but here goes one more time, S40 is NOT Symbian.
Right you are, fixed.
why, oh why a proprietry charger?? The USB socket is there - surely it's got to be cheaper to dispense with the extra jack socket, dispense with the charger itself even - we've all got half a dozen USB chargers floating about and some car chargers to boot. Anyway, I thought all this was nonsense sorted a while ago and the industry had agreed to go mini-USB? What happened?
At the risk of trolling if you think is this great value you can't have seen the Orange San Francisco. £20 more for a WVGA AMOLED touchscreen and Android. When's the review?!!
They had agreed to use micro usb, not mini USB. I suspect that the internals are based off an already existing design which doesn't support charging over USB.
I got one of these for the wife. They are good value for money, but there are a few notes:
-The screen does scratch extremely easily, like within the first day
-The OS is a dog, its colourful but finding your way around is very complex
-Downloading email is crazy slow
The worst part was the slow email it could take a few mins to send and receive.
I think a better alternative is the e63 on 3. I got it for £89 on payg. The 3g connection makes a huge different and the build quality of the device is a lot better than the c3.
I see the new e5 is just out on three as well for £150, a review of that would be good.
Personally i only went for nokia as there were no decent android keyboard phones for less than £250. The nokia OS's are nothing short of horrid.
@Ed - Great to see you give some love to Nokia for a change.
I was left wondering about one thing though. What's up with the video recording being limited to only 5 seconds..?? Especially since it says on Nokia's website that "Video clip length: up to capacity of memory card". Something doesn't add up here.
(BTW, it still says Symbian on page 3 below the first picture.)
@Rav San Francisco looks great, but can I get it without the Orange bit?
@Mattj sorry, I meant micro-USB (which is what the wretched thing has!)
@Ed/Rav - it says "Review units available on request"
@rav - Seems to be a capacitive touchscreen too, all for £99... consider my socks well and truly blown off. If only there were an Orange signal in my area. :(
£65 @ carphonewarehouse.
Makes a great backup phone.
I suspect TR will look at the San Francisco when they're talking about touchscreen smartphones and not messaging feature phones which are 80% of its price.
I mean, really. Come on.
If there is one thing that Nokia know it's how to make a cheap phone. I'll admit that the OS can be difficult to get used to at first but you do get the hang of it. I've not seen a C3 in the flesh but I would very much like to have a go with one. I bet that it will be well built as well.
What I want to know is when are TR going to come up with a review of the N8?
only problem with the Orange San Francisco is, because it is orange, they have loaded it with all their crapware, like do you need standard android photo app AND oranges photo app?, luckily it is painfully simple to root and flash an unbranded android to it, which will get you nice clean android, google navigation and voice search being the main functions you get.
Yes Ed, I have to say this phone _is_ pretty amazing value for money _and_ it may be a very important and positive harbinger of things to come from Nokia. The company as we all know needs to get back on track, most particularly (for range of reasons which I am sure that I do not need to enumerate in this forum) in the smartmob market. If they can produce a phone of this quality at this price point what might they be planning with their high-end phones when they launch a new range with meego next year? What might they consider launching with regard to hardware in the Desire/iPhone4 end of the market - I have to admit that I am rather looking forward to finding out!
The phone is awful. I've had mine for a day and it keeps crashing and refusing to turn on. What a waste of money!
Wish it had a call register, or maybe I cannot locate it! :-(
I'm a beginner user of C3 nokia phone. my gf still read the messages in my inbox and sent items even I've deleted it. any one ca help me with this.. pls.... tnx
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Provo • There was plenty of blame to go around for BYU's 19-16 loss to Virginia in a soggy, lightning-delayed season opener Saturday, and offensive coordinator Robert Anae shouldered most of it, acknowledging his third-and-6 play call for a pass that was intercepted and led to the Cavaliers' go-ahead touchdown was a mistake.
"That is my fault. I am the one that made the call for that. Not how you draw it up," Anae said. "At the time, we were going for the first down, and I thought we could find a decent enough throw to get that."
But the game exposed a lot more deficiencies than some questionable play-calling. BYU coaches will be busy this week trying to figure out what went wrong and what they can do to correct those errors. Then again, some things might not be fixable.
Receivers dropped passes in the absence of senior star Cody Hoffman, who missed the game with a hamstring injury. Coaches are hoping Hoffman will be able to play this week but aren't sure.
The offensive line was abysmal at times, especially the right side. Quarterback Taysom Hill wasn't given much time to throw, and when he did, often his passes were inaccurate. At times, the players running Anae's up-tempo offense seemed like they were more concerned about getting plays off rapidly than about picking up yards, or first downs.
Perhaps the most telling stat of the game was that Virginia became the first college football team in this century to punt 13 times in a game and still win.
Anae and BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall said after the game that they are confident they can regroup.
"A great chance to really discover who we are going to be, and how we are going to be, going forward," Mendenhall said. "It will take a day or two. This wasn't an easy one [to get over]. And then another significant test coming, which is what this season will be. So there is a sense of urgency, but there also has to be time to recover from this one. And that's the way we will approach it."
That "test" Mendenhall referred to is also known as Texas, one of college football's bluebloods.
Fresh off the biggest offensive explosion in program history, the No. 15-ranked Longhorns roll into LaVell Edwards Stadium for Saturday's 5 p.m. game to be televised nationally by ESPN2.
While the Cougars were struggling mightily to move the ball against Virginia, the Longhorns were putting up a school-record 715 yards of offense in a 56-7 romp over New Mexico State.
Oddly, the Longhorns trailed the lowly Aggies 7-0 late in the first half before junior quarterback David Ash (343 passing yards, 91 rushing yards) overcame two early interceptions.
"We don't have any choice [but to forget about giving the game away at Virginia and move forward]," said BYU linebacker Spencer Hadley. "Texas is a good opponent. There is no sulking. … That's the beauty of this game. You either learn to bounce back from stuff like this, or you won't succeed. We will come back Monday and work hard and get after it next weekend."
For his part, Hill recognized in his postgame comments Saturday night that another 13-for-40 passing performance won't come close to getting it done against Texas.
"We have a quick turnaround," Hill said. "We don't have time to sit and dwell on a loss like this. … We all need to get better. You can talk about the rain, you can talk about the delay, but at the end of the day, we as a team, as an offense, me as a quarterback, we need to get better."
Meanwhile, the Cougars could be without a key defender. Senior linebacker Uani Unga suffered an injury to his midsection, perhaps his ribs, and was not on the field when Virginia scored the winning touchdown. Unga was being evaluated Sunday, and his status will be updated Monday night after practice.
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The Florida Panthers were awarded the first overall selection for this June's NHL Entry Draft, winning the selection lottery on Tuesday night.
Connor McDavid's next contract could be around $13.25 million per season over eight years, according to reports.
Spencer Foo has chosen to join the Calgary Flames.
Pittsburgh is in the process of negotiating a long-term contract with defenseman Justin Schultz.
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Joe Thornton's representatives have reportedly heard from 12 teams so far as free agency approaches.
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By Josh James in Kuala Lumpur
Last night's training session was like no other the Arsenal players have experienced.
After signing some autographs for the two dozen or so fans who have located the team hotel on the outskirts of KL, the team were whisked off to the Bukit Jalil Stadium at about 6.30pm.
Rush hour traffic in KL makes London look like a sleepy backwater but the team coach, security cars and Arsenal staff bus made up a police-escorted cavalcade which weaved its way precariously through the busy streets.
Far from being perturbed by the disruption to their commute though, the passengers in the held up traffic seemed overjoyed to see the Arsenal players on the coach, and were waving, hooting and holding up messages for them.
That was a small taste of the welcome waiting for them inside the stadium some half an hour later. Each member of the squad - coaching staff and all - was introduced to the crowd as they individually made their entrance through the tunnel.
The 87,000 capacity national stadium was less than a third full, but the noise generated by the fanatical supporters in attendance virtually gave the impression of a full house.
The crowd remained in good voice as the players took part in a high tempo training match - the performance level has discernibly risen since the session just 24 hours earlier.
Robin van Persie continued to show his uncanny - and unlucky - knack of hitting the woodwork, at least three times in less than half an hour. There were also some superb reaction saves from Wojciech Szczesny.
Then it was time for some more relaxed pitch events - crossbar challenges, tricks and flicks and penalty shoot-outs. The players were enjoying themselves so much by this point that they didn't want to leave the pitch.
When Theo scored past Vito Mannone with a wrong-foot penalty though, he decided it was as good a time as any to call it a day. But before hitting the showers, the whole squad embarked on a lap of honour, throwing gifts into the crowd - who were screaming the name of any player who came within 20 yards of the running track.
The players were clearly buzzing with excitement, taken aback by the reception, when we interviewed them in front of the Arsenal TV cameras pitchside.
This morning it was an altogether more sedate affair. Instead of training, the players took a 15-minute group stroll around the hotel grounds, though even that was enough to bring them all out in a sweat such are the humid conditions here.
You sense that walk was the calm before the storm, with up to 60,000 passionate Gooners expected for tonight's game with a Malaysia XI.
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CA Legislative Session Ending with Flurry
Undocumented immigrants may soon be able to get a driver's license in California. The state Legislature on Thursday night approved the bill during the final hours of this year's legislative session last night. On Wednesday, Watsonville Assemblyman Luis Alejo had said he would hold his bill for a vote until next year, but the bill was reintroduced and passed both houses last night. Governor Jerry Brown has indicated he will probably sign the bill.
Governor Brown is also promising to sign a bill to increase the state's minimum wage to ten dollars an hour. Both houses of the Legislature passed the bill late last night. The new law would raise the state's minimum wage from the current eight-dollars an hour up to nine bucks an hour by next year, and up to ten-dollars an hour by 2016.
In addition, the Legislature is sending Governor Brown a bill that would reform the California Environmental Quality Act, or CEQA for projects throughout California. Assemblyman Roger Dickinson says the modernization of CEQA is a win for the economy and environment. The bill would speed up the judicial review of any environmental lawsuits. SB 743 contains additional provisions to expedite the environmental review for a new downtown Sacramento sports arena.
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I am returning to duck hunting after a many year hiatus and am wondering what I am missing in not buying new calls. When I was young I was fortunate to be introduced to duck hunting in some fantastic northern California riparian land. At the time, I had hand me down calls from uncles and my grandfather, to this day I call on what I believe to be an old (15-20 years old) JJ Lares call (it looks nothing like the Lares calls of today, but I was told my uncle won it at a DU raffle at some point, it is black acrylic). My uncle swore by his Lohman, which I believe now to be a # 103. To this day, my brother still swears by this call. He admits that he cannot hit loud hail calls with it, but loves everything else about it.
At the time, being quite young (ages 8-14 maybe?) I had a hard enough time learning to run a duck call, let alone having any opinion as to what was good or not. Now getting back into calling, I am becoming a proficient field caller through practice (still working on a good feed call) and am wondering what if anything I am missing in 20 years of calling "technology". I have heard great things about the Lares hybrid, and the RNT daisy cutter (among other RNT). So what am I missing for $100+ of my hard earned? I know many of you are collectors, or want the latest and greatest, but really I am mostly interested in making ducks cup their wings in my general direction.
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Canada Renews the North American Waterfowl Management Plan Today
OTTAWA, December 7th, 2004 – The Honourable Stéphane Dion, Minister of the Environment, announced today that Canada is renewing its commitment under the North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP.)
NAWMP is an international partnership agreement among Canada, the U.S. and Mexico, aimed at restoring waterfowl populations in North America to 1970s levels. The Plan details how it will achieve this, by securing, enhancing and managing wetland and upland habitat across the continent.
In signing the Plan, Minister Dion stated "I truly believe that a rich and healthy biodiversity is beneficial to the health, welfare and prosperity of all Canadians. This international agreement makes it clear that we, along with our American and Mexican partners, are serious about protecting waterfowl and their habitat, and, in a broader sense, the environment as a whole. Our collective prosperity depends on all of us taking concerted actions to protect the environment. Our future depends on it."
NAWMP is implemented and financed through joint venture partnerships involving federal, state and provincial/territorial government agencies, along with non-government organizations, the private sector (such as mining, forestry, agriculture and power generation) and private landowners. In terms of financing and numbers of hectares secured, NAWMP is one of the most successful environmental conservation initiatives anywhere in the world.


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Posted by Paul Hamerman on February 9, 2012
Oracle Corporation announced its purchase of Taleo for $1.9 billion on Feb. 9, 2012, signaling a major shift in its stance on software-as-a-service (SaaS) and talent management applications. The transaction is expected to close midyear 2012, subject to regulatory and stockholder approvals.
Oracle has long held a "we can build it better" position on talent management, learning, and recruitment applications but struggled to compete with best-of-breed talent management vendors like SuccessFactors (recently acquired by rival SAP), Taleo, Kenexa, Cornerstone, and SumTotal Systems. Oracle has been reticent to offer these (or any other) applications via SaaS, preferring a licensed/on-premises business model that provides early revenue recognition versus the deferred revenue model of SaaS.
In fact, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has been outspoken in his anti-SaaS stance in recent years, changing his posture somewhat with the Oracle Public Cloud announcement at last October's Oracle OpenWorld conference. Meanwhile, the HR apps market shifted overwhelmingly to the SaaS (subscription-based) deployment model, which has become virtually ubiquitous in recruitment, learning, and talent management and is also growing in core HRMS via ADP, Ultimate Software, and Workday.
By acquiring Taleo, Oracle puts itself back in the game for SaaS recruiting and talent management. Taleo is a market leader in recruitment automation and has a competitive portfolio of products across performance, compensation, and learning management. The $1.9 billion deal price is more than six times Taleo's 2011 annual revenues of $309 million, a high premium but substantially less than the $3.4 billion and 11-times revenues that SAP recently paid for SuccessFactors.


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by Pyotr I. Tchaikovsky • This rarely-performed Tchaikovsky gem, set in medieval Provence, tells the story of a kind-hearted young princess sheltered from the truth about herself – she was born blind. One day a stranger enters her private garden where, entranced by her beauty, he asks for a token to remember her by: a red rose. Through this simple request, many lives are changed forever. Love and duty, deception and faith collide in this gentle fairytale romance performed by a superb Russian/American ensemble, staged by German director Christian Räth (Tristan & Isolde), and featuring a gorgeous and lushly romantic score conducted by Dallas Opera Music Director Emmanuel Villaume.
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Everest by Joby Talbot • On the slopes of Mount Everest, luck and the weather can turn with equal ferocity and swiftness, and dreams die even for the most valiant of men. British composer Joby Talbot's first opera – a Dallas Opera world premiere with a libretto by Gene Scheer (Moby-Dick) – confronts the tragic events surrounding an ill-fated Everest expedition with a cast that includes tenor Andrew Bidlack, mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke, bass Kevin Burdette, and baritone Craig Verm. This eagerly anticipated Dallas Opera world premiere will be conducted by Nicole Paiement and staged by Moby-Dick director Leonard Foglia, with stunning visuals designed by Elaine J. McCarthy.
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By Josh James in Kuala Lumpur
The enthusiasm with which both Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Wojciech Szczesny bounded into the interview room gave a good indication that the Arsenal players are in good spirits for the 2012 Asia Tour.
Sit-down interviews with the Arsenal Media Group might not be top of the wishlist for players immediately after a 14-hour flight, but the heartfelt welcome the Malaysian locals extended to the squad upon their arrival in Kuala Lumpur certainly put a spring in everyone's step. There was no sign of jetlag either, in fact Oxlade-Chamberlain described the flight as "the most enjoyable of my life".
You can see the interviews on Arsenal Player now - just a sample of some of the extensive coverage of the Asia Tour coming your way over the next week or so.
Twenty-four players have made the trip for Arsenal's eight-day tour of Asia, and all were involved on the opening day, taking part in a signing session for 200 local fans in the ballroom suite of the team hotel, situated on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.
Earlier a joint press conference - with Arsène Wenger, Ivan Gazidis, the head coach of the Malaysia national team Dato Rajagopal, Szczesny, Oxlade-Chamberlain and various dignitaries - launched the tour. Last year Arsenal beat Rajagopal's side 4-0 and Wenger (after congratulating the Malaysian boss for 'surviving' another year in the job) said he expected the opposition to provide a tougher test this time around.
The match against the Malaysia XI will take place on Tuesday evening at 9.45pm local time (2.45pm in UK) but before that the Arsenal squad will spend their first full day in Kuala Lumpur at various supporter events around the city tomorrow.
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Human Rights Watch: Ban "Terminator" Robots Before We Lose Control
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November 20, 2012 5:30 PM
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Humanitarian group predicts war crimes and worse if robot AIs are trained to target and kill humans
Thus far, no nation has produced a fully autonomous robotic soldier.
I. Human Rights Watch Warns of Robotic War Crimes
However, many observers fear we are creeping towards an era in which automated killing machines are a staple of the battlefield. The U.S. and other nations have been actively been developing
, and
unmanned vehicles. Most of these machines are imbued with some degree of artificial intelligence and operate in a semi-autonomous fashion. However, they currently have a human operator in the loop, (mostly) in control.
But experts fear that within 20 to 30 years artificial intelligence and
military automation
will have advanced to the point where nations consider deploying fully automated war robots to kill their enemies.
International humanitarian group and war-crimes watchdog
Human Rights Watch
has published a 50-page report entitled "
Losing Humanity: The Case Against Killer Robots
", which calls on world governments to install a global ban on autonomous killing robots, similar to current prohibitions on the use of chemical warfare agents.
Current generation war robots, like the MAARS robot, have a human operator in the loop.
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Steve Goose
, Arms Division director at Human Rights Watch, "Giving machines the power to decide who lives and dies on the battlefield would take technology too far. Human control of robotic warfare is essential to minimizing civilian deaths and injuries. It is essential to stop the development of killer robots before they show up in national arsenal. As countries become more invested in this technology, it will become harder to persuade them to give it up."
II. Ban the 'Bots
The proposal, co-endorsed by the
Law School
International Human Rights Clinic
, also calls on a prohibition on development, production, and testing of fully autonomous war robots.
The groups address the counter-argument -- that
robotic warfare saves the lives of soldiers
-- arguing that it makes war too convenient. They argue that an "autocrat" could turn
cold, compassionless robots
on killing their own civilian population. It would be much harder to convince humans to do that.
Countries could also claim their cyber-soldiers "malfunctioned" to try to get themselves off the hook for war crimes against other nations' civilians.
And of course science fiction fans will recognize the final concern -- that their could be
legitimate bugs
in the AI which cause the robots to either not properly calculate a proportional response to violence, to not distinguish between civilian or soldier, or --
worst of all "go Terminator"
and turn on their fleshy masters.
Comments Mr. Goose, "Action is needed now, before killer robots cross the line from science fiction to feasibility."
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• 2013 All-ACC First Team
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• 2013 Mackey Award Midseason Watch List
• 2013 Preseason All-ACC
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• 2012 All-ACC Second Team (Coaches and Media)
Athletic pass-catching tight end who is a constant threat in the Carolina offense • Has established school tight end records for single-season receptions (62), single-season receiving yards (973), career receptions (112) and career receiving yards (1,805) as a junior • His 973 receiving yards in 2013 are an ACC record for a tight end, besting the mark of 871 set by Maryland's Vernon Davis in 2005 • Preseason fourth-team All-America and first-team All-ACC selection by Phil Steele.
2013 - Junior Season
Made seven catches for 78 yards against Cincinnati in the Belk Bowl • Finished with five catches for 121 yards in the season finale against Duke • Passed Vernon Davis for the most receiving yards by a tight end in ACC history with a 17-yard reception in the second quarter • Had a career-long reception of 79 yards in the first quarter • That was the longest pass play by a Tar Heel in Kenan Stadium history • Had one catch for 11 yards in limited action against Old Dominion after suffering a shoulder injury at Pitt • Caught three passes for 73 yards in the win at Pitt • Despite constant double- and triple-teams, became the Carolina career leader in receptions by a tight end with two catches against Virginia • Caught a career-high nine passes for 70 yards in the win over NC State • Finished with team highs of four catches and 67 yards in the win over Boston College • Also carried the ball for the first time in his career, gaining seven yards on two carries • Had the best game of his career in the Thursday night matchup with Miami, as he established new career highs with eight catches and 199 receiving yards • Had a 71-yard touchdown in the first half, his third scoring catch of the season • His 199 yards were the most in a single game by a UNC tight end and the sixth-most by any Tar Heel • Earned Mackey Award Tight End of the Week honors for his performance against the Hurricanes • Caught six balls for 70 yards and a score at Virginia Tech • His touchdown was a spectacular grab in traffic in the second quarter • Registered four receptions for 63 yards against East Carolina • Finished with a then-career-high 108 yards on six catches and a touchdown at Georgia Tech • Scored his first touchdown of the season in the first quarter, an incredible one-handed grab that was featured on the SportsCenter Top 10 Plays • Caught four passes for 60 yards in the win over Middle Tennessee • Opened his junior year with three receptions for 32 yards at No. 6 South Carolina.
2012 - Sophomore Season
Started 11 games at tight end • Caught 40 passes for 625 yards and four touchdowns in one of the finest seasons for a Carolina tight end in school history • Both marks were the most ever by a Tar Heel tight end, and his 625 receiving yards eclipsed a record that had stood since 1979 (Mike Chatham, 448 yards) • Only NFL standouts Vernon Davis and Heath Miller have accumulated more receiving yards at the tight end position in ACC history • Named second-team All-ACC by both the media and the coaches • Caught at least two passes in all 11 games in which he appeared • Pulled down three passes for 57 yards and a 30-yard touchdown in the season finale against Maryland • Caught two passes for 22 yards against Georgia Tech before missing the Virginia game due to illness • Had five catches for 68 yards in the loss at Duke, breaking the single-season tight end receiving yards record in the process • Caught a career-high seven passes for 87 yards in the win at Miami • Also reeled in a two-point conversion pass from holder Tommy Hibbard against the Hurricanes • Had a total of seven catches for 166 yards over a three-game stretch that included wins over East Carolina, Idaho and Virginia Tech • Caught five passes for 38 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the loss at Louisville • Had a 2-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter and a 5-yard scoring reception in the fourth • Finished with four catches for 55 yards and a 6-yard touchdown at Wake Forest • Caught two passes for 53 yards in the season opener against Elon.
2011 - Freshman Season
Appeared in 10 games as a true freshman and ranked fifth on the team in receiving yards • Caught 10 passes for 207 yards and a touchdown • Did not play in the Independence Bowl game due to academic reasons • Had a 47-yard catch and run late in the win over Duke • Had one reception for 18 yards at Virginia Tech • Had a 32-yard catch against Wake Forest • Caught three passes for 32 yards at Clemson • Finished with one catch for seven yards against Miami • Scored his first career touchdown at Georgia Tech, a 20-yard catch where he was hit at the goal line and held his ground • Also had a 24-yard reception late against the Yellow Jackets • Caught his first pass of the season against Rutgers, a 27-yard pickup.
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SuperPrep All-America • Considered the No. 8 tight end in the nation by ESPNU • Ranked the No. 20 tight end in the country by Scout.com • Considered the No. 21 tight end in the country and the No. 17 overall prospect in North Carolina by Rivals.com • Rated the No. 13 athlete in the nation by SuperPrep • Member of the Associated Press North Carolina All-State Team as a senior • Member of North Carolina's Shrine Bowl team • Played wide receiver for the North Carolina Shrine Bowl team • Made 28 catches for 682 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior • Also played defensive end and made 68 tackles and 13.5 sacks • Caught 24 passes for 408 yards and four touchdowns as a junior • Coached by Rodney Brewington.
Son of Eric Ebron Sr. and Gina Jackson • Born April 10, 1993 • Majoring in communication studies.
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Presentation of Figures
US writer, photographer and translator Mark OSTROWSKI (New Jersey, 1971 / mark ostrowski) will present his new book Figures on December 15th at 8 p.m. at the Cultural Centre in Pola de Siero, Spain. This photonarrative will be published by Madú Ediciones (www.edicionesmadu.com) and has received a grant for artistic creation from the Municipal Culture Bureau of Siero.
Figures is comprised of 61 black-and-white images, portraits of known people and also anonymous ones, roughly half of which are accompanied by a brief Spanish-language text: displays of gratitude and personal confessions are intermeshed with social critique and anecdotes about the picture-taking process, all of which is narrated in the easy-to-read, eye-opening style that was the hallmark of such previous works as Aldeanismos and Paraíso matorral.
As Tino Pertierra states in his prologue, in this book there is a pact with the devil that infiltrates down to the most disturbing depths of the human soul. We are what we see, and we see what we are. This is because, for the majority of the photos, Ostrowski has opted to work at extremely close range, using a visual language that is to the point and free from all artifice.
Introducing the author will be Jorge ALONSO MOLINA (Havana, 1954). His long professional careerwhich got underway in 1976includes a stint as President of the Asturian Photography Federation from 1990 to 1996. Standing out among his publications is the catalogue to his "Prisioneros del Destino (Prisoners of Destiny") exhibition (2002). In addition to having won numerous awards, such as the Photographer of Asturias Award in 1987 and 1989, he has displayed his work in the Fine Arts Museum of Asturias, Sala Vinck of La Coruña and the Juan David Art Gallery in Havana, Cuba, among many others.
The publishers technical editor, Fernando Romero, will also be on hand to give his impressions of Figures.
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Hi everyone!
Seattle Zam here, good to meet more of you at C5, that was intense!! Lots of fun. A special thanks to the guys at the booth who helped me pick things off the floor.
Anyway, we got to talking about the fading on my costume. This was troop day 34 and 35 for the costume, and I realized under those lights just how much some of the leather had faded from sunlight... from parades. Seriously. It's like I'm all pink pastel in a few spots, or blue mulberry. (oompa loompa time)
I heard this also happens if you put the costume under bright display lights. So over the next week, I'm going to be upgrading and fixing things, and I'll post pics here of the before and after of it, in case anyone is interested.
I'll also be thinning down the costume because the belt and vest got all poofy and made me look as thick as a potato. Still not sure why, but I will investigate.
Picture request -
If you have a specific pic you want to see, like the closeup of something or underside of something, speak now! I can shoot it for you while we're at it.
And once again thanks to all the people who helped me, especially when I started shedding bolts out of my shin guards again. :)
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House District 61 candidate profile: Less is more with Robert Petrowsky
October 22, 2012
Robert Petrowsky, Leadville resident running for House District 61, is grounded in his upbringing on his family's corn farm – working long days while going to school has shaped his values of defending the rights of citizens.
As the only American Constitution Party candidate, he is running for political office because during his life on the farm he says he witnessed the extreme overreach of government.
In one case, Petrowsky even brought the U.S. Department of Agriculture to the Supreme Court for price fixing and market manipulation. Petrowsky, who was attending the University of Kansas at the time, brought an injunction against the USDA but the case was dismissed as a political question not dealing with the law.
"In 2002, following the case, the exchange rates went down," Petrowsky said. "I am a firm believer that that case directly affected the exchange rates and gave farmers like myself and my family a better ability to sell overseas."
The case against the USDA was Petrowsky's first splash in the political world, and it is with that experience that shaped his desire to loosen the grasp of government. In this respect, Petrowsky is an advocate for bringing forest health back to a state level.
"The U.S. Forest Service hasn't done anything," he said. "I'm not a believer of depending on the government for something a business could do and flourish. I've been saying this for the last nine years: Why are we spending tax dollars to pay for them to clean up a forest? I know a thousand different people who would love to have access to a logging permit."
Petrowsky, the youngest candidate in the HD 61 race, is running for his first political office but says his knowledge and upbringing will represent Summit County and solve "problems that have been stagnant for too long."
"One of my assets is that I have the ability to look over a problem and not just dive in with my heart," Petrowsky said. "I think that a lot of the current representatives and candidates don't research and get firm knowledge on the problems we face."
Petrowsky says that he doesn't think government should inhibit what citizens want to do.
"I'm generally socially conservative but my stance on regulating is socially liberal – I don't care what you do," he said. "On the monetary side though, I'm very fiscally conservative. I don't think the government needs to spend money to get something done."
His hands-off government philosophy is reflected through his position on important issues.
Petrowsky and his fellow candidates diverged on Amendment 64, which would legalize recreational marijuana use.
"From a personal rights perspective, I don't feel I have any right to tell someone what they can do in their home. I believe the voters should decide," he said.
Irvine cited an increase in the number of school suspensions and expulsions this year because of the use or possession of marijuana. She is concerned Colorado will become a distribution center, because we will be the only state in the nation that will have legalized marijuana.
Incumbent representative Hamner said the amendment would probably receive a 'no' vote.
"That's not one of my top priorities," Hamner said. "I will tell you as a former teacher and superintendent, I'm very concerned about the message we might be sending our children if we start talking about marijuana the same way we talk about alcohol. I am most likely voting no."
Petrowsky, now 30, was born in Pratt, Kan., and grew up on his family's corn farm.
"The place I was born doesn't even exist anymore – it got wiped out completely by a tornado about six years ago," he said.
While attending the Kansas State University, Petrowsky dedicated much of his time to working on the farm while researching the history of laws that encumbered his industry. Through his research he found out that many states have relinquished their power over agriculture regulations to the federal government.
After three years at the Kansas State University studying nuclear and mechanical engineering, Petrowsky switched paces and moved to Leadville when he was 21, enrolling in Colorado Mountain College's ski industry operation program.
In 2006, Petrowsky was arrested and faced a domestic violence charge. The charge was dropped soon after the incident and the police officer that made the arrest and filed the report lost his certification for other incidents.
"That experience really gave me a huge view into how damaging a bad police department can be to its community," Petrowsky said. "The man who called the police on me was later turned in for child molestation but nothing ever happened."
Since then, Petrowsky has lived briefly in both Summit County and Avon before moving back to Leadville where he now owns a home and is employed as a 911 dispatcher for Vail police.
"Campaigning has been an interesting experience – I've met a lot of great people. I'm really learning by knocking on doors that people generally have the same concerns. If people really would put aside their bickering, we could really work together and accomplish something that works for everyone," Petrowsky said.
If elected, Petrowsky said he will bring all parties together for negotiations on possible legislation.
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This year, the Derry Rotary Club and the Derry Village Rotary Club is holding its annual veterans cookout on Thursday, May 30, at the Derry Boys and Girls Club at 5 p.m.
"This is a thank you for all veterans for their service to the country," said Boys and Girls Club Executive Director Arthur McLean.
"We did the first (event) because the World War II veterans were in their late 80s or early 90s and we thought it might be their only chance to see the memorial," said McLean.
Police Chief Ed Garone said the response to the events has been overwhelmingly positive, especially from many of the Korean- and Vietnam-era veterans. For many of the veterans, he said, it was one of the first times they felt recognized and appreciated.
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KANAWHA, Iowa – Nitrogen management, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in agriculture and efficient fuel use on the farm will highlight the spring field day of the Iowa State University Northern Research Farm. The field day will take place June 26 at the south location of the ISU Northern Research Farm, 1040 James Ave., Kanawha, Iowa. The field day site is located about a mile south of Kanawha on county road R35.
Registration and refreshments will be at 9 a.m. Micah Smidt, Northern Research Farm superintendent, will begin the field day program at 9:30 a.m. with a season review of the farm. Lunch will be served at noon and the field day will conclude at 1 p.m.
John Sawyer, ISU Extension and Outreach soil fertility specialist, will discuss spring nitrogen management. Sawyer will talk about research on nitrogen rates, yield effects from nitrogen deficiency and in-season applications of nitrogen.
Mark Hanna, extension agricultural engineer, will discuss recent research on fuel use for crop production. Hanna will talk about ways farmers can reduce diesel fuel consumption during fieldwork operations.
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Edgewood Companies, owner of Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course & Restaurant, has donated a total of $22,000 to local nonprofits.The donations were part of the company's 2012 holiday giving campaign, which focuses on groups that reach out to the less fortunate in the community, particularly children and the hungry, according to a press release. This year, 13 organizations each received a donation ranging from $1000-2,500. This year's recipients were Austin's House, the Boys & Girls Clubs of South Lake Tahoe and Carson Valley, Carson Valley Community Food Closet, CASA El Dorado, Christmas Cheer, Douglas County Senior Services, Salvation Army, South Lake Tahoe Family Resource Center, St. Gall and Our Lady of Tahoe Catholic churches, Live Violence Free and Tahoe Youth & Family Services."During the holidays, everyone at Edgewood Companies is able to give thanks for how fortunate we are, but every year we try to help those who need a hand," Edgewood Companies Human Resources Manager Jan Garcia said. "We're proud that we are able to support these amazing organizations that tirelessly assist our community."


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Instead, they told me all about their plan to establish a set of tools that will offer eBooks to people looking for book information through Google's search engine. They explained that this will make it possible for the millions of people who conduct book-related searches every day to have easy access to 3 million books -- some out of copyright, some out of print but under copyright, and a full range of in-print titles including bestsellers. They also described how independent booksellers will be able to use the same set of web-based commerce and reading tools to build their own branded eBook stores to finally extend their brick-and-mortar customer relationships into the digital space.
Since then, I've spoken to half a dozen reporters who were also pre-briefed and they have all had a similar set of questions: can Google compete against Amazon (no, but it can compete against Barnes & Noble), is it too late to make a dent in a mature market (no, less than 10% of online adults in the US read eBooks, there's plenty of room to grow), is Google's cloud-based strategy unique (yes and no, it supports all devices except the Kindle, but the Kindle platform actually supports as many devices as Google will).


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Gladys Stanton, 78, of Jordan died Saturday, April 12, 2014, at the Billings Clinic. She battled cancer for many years, but was taken by chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Gladys Mae Hogue was born to Bill and Gladys Hogue on Nov. 16, 1935, in Nebraska. Her family moved to Montana and she attended high school in Terry.
One summer, while in Jordan, she and her friend, Dora, saw a tall young man with a guitar walking to a dance the girls also were attending. She asked Dora who that guy was and Dora said "That's my cousin Dale." The then Miss Hogue said, "I'm going to marry him" and three months later, in September 1953, she did just that. They were married more than 50 years when Mr. Stanton died in 2004.
Mrs. Stanton had several jobs over the years. She worked for Ryan's Grocery many years ago and then again when she came out of retirement, Fellman's Hardware Store and Garfield County Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton bought the Hell Creek Bar and ran it for several years and Mrs. Stanton went to school to learn to do boot, shoe and saddle repair and bought and operated the Jordan Shoe Shop where she repaired boots, shoes, saddles and did other leather work.
Later she was the director for the Garfield County Senior Citizens and Garfield County Transportation and was Garfield County Justice of the Peace when she retired the first time. Years later she was requested to come out of retirement again to fill the need for an additional Justice of the Peace. She said she would, but that she would only do weddings, which were her favorites, with no arraignments in the middle of the night.
Mrs. Stanton worked hard whether she was digging post holes or preparing for a court case. She loved little children and many called her mom, grandma, granny or Granny Gladys.
She was a Cub Scout leader in the 1950s and 1960s and loved it. Children were always welcome in her home. She taught Sunday school and Bible school. Being proud of the fact that she was a Christian and had been saved many years ago she wanted everyone to be and she made sure many children had the opportunity to go to church and learn about Jesus Christ, her Savior and King. When her children were younger, along with her nieces, nephews and any other child available, they were treated to numerous trips.
Mrs. Stanton was an accomplished water skier and helped teach many to ski. She knew how to make things fun for children.
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Mrs. Stanton also loved to travel and gamble and made many trips with family and friends to Las Vegas, Nev., and Deadwood, S.D. She especially enjoyed those trips with her special friends Bobi Raye Ross and Shelley Ryan who also took Mrs. Stanton to many doctor and chemo appointments. Her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were her pride and joy.
In the 1960s, Mrs. Stanton started making donuts from a recipe she adapted from a cookbook and people loved them. Many special occasions were filled with Granny Gladys' Raised Donuts. The only years she didn't make donuts were when she was too weak.
Mrs. Stanton was not afraid to die. She knew where she was going and that she would see her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and get to dance with Mr. Stanton again.
Her survivors include her son, Johnnie and Laura, granddaughter Kristi and Saurel Favard and their children, Jasmyn and Tristan and granddaughter, Kim and Lance Rodman and their daughter, Rachel; three step-granddaughters, their spouses and children; her daughter, Cindy, grandson, Brian and Barbara Mothershead and their children, Dalaney and Justin and grandson, Brady Mothershead; and her ex-son-in-law, Steve Mothershead and Debbie Long.
She also is survived by her brothers, Dale Hogue, Don and Mary Lou Hogue and Jim and Lou Hogue; a sister Wanda Evans; brother-in-law, Harold and Fran Stanton; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Visitation will be Tuesday, April 15, 2014, from 3 to 7 p.m. at Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home in Jordan. Funeral services will be Wednesday, April 16, 2014, at 10 a.m. in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall in Jordan. Interment will follow in the Steve Fork's Cemetery.
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In the early '80s, Penn formed the group Doll Congress, which garnered a fervent local following but never expanded their fan base outside of Southern California; frustrated, he left music for a time, following in the family tradition by appearing as an extra in a number of television series, including the classic St. Elsewhere. In 1987, Sean Penn hosted Saturday Night Live and brought Michael along as a musical guest; the performance revived his interest in music, and he soon reunited with ex-Doll Congress keyboardist Patrick Warren to begin composing the songs which comprised his 1989 debut, March. Upon its release, the album became a significant critical favorite, earning acclaim for its sparkling Beatlesque folk-pop and clever, Elvis Costello-like wordplay; the lead single, "No Myth," even became a surprise hit and helped launch the LP into the Top 40. Another minor hit, "This and That," followed in 1990.
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This year, the University of St. Thomas Music Preparatory School offered six camps – the most the program has offered at one time – for students enrolled in grades 3-12 and of all skill levels. Enrollment numbers ranged from 19 students in the String Institute to 40 students in the Piano Day Camp.
Paul Krystofiak, founder and director of the Musical Preparatory School and faculty of the Music Department at the University of St. Thomas, said the increase in attendance is due in part to a recent grant from the Charity Guild of Catholic Women. The grant allowed 93 students to attend who would not have otherwise had the chance.
Miguel Perez, associate superintendent in the Secretariat for Catholic Schools who helped recruit students from the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, said music programs like MPS help build motivation, self-esteem and confidence in students. Additionally, he said, music programs have a positive impact on a student's scholastic learning.
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blackjack21 just went thru this with her dog on New Year's Eve: Quote: "His joint swelling did turn out as a side effect of the vaccine, he got Parvo, Lepto, and distemper. He got a auto-immune poly arthritis where his immune system overreacted to the vaccine and hought that the good cells where bad cells thus the swelling. The lethargy and loss of appetite could be related to this aswell. Thankfully I didnt get the anemic side effect." http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...roblems-3.html
PLEEZE report this! The veterinary world NEEDS to know these things to save dogs and their owners the possible side effects, the pain and the expense!
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Your baby should be detoxed and no more shots until this is totally resolved, since your dog is already showing reaction! This could effect him for many years or his life! Have your vet titer him to make sure he is carrying the antibodies. He should only have ONE type of vaccination at a time IF he even needs one again in his lifetime! My dogs had only ONE parvo and ONE distemper when they were pups (agreed on with my holistic vet)....they are now 5 & 7 years old and their titer still shows total coverage!
Feel free to pm me if you want information on detoxing.
I really hope he feels better soon.
Update....I took Lacy to the vet this morning...she is still in lots of pain and biting when I pick her up. They said it's definitely a reaction to her vaccinations. Her front right leg has a huge knot, and he said it's attacking her joints. They are going to X-Ray her front legs and treat her. The vet said I will take her home tonight...let's hope her leg heals with no bowing or growth restrictions so she can have an active long life!!🙏
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The first time she had the deworming and parvo, not sure if a three way shot, but this last time she got another deworming, even tho she doesn't have worms, parvo shot and kennel cough vaccine in the nose...I'm thinking it was the shots too...just not sure if others have experienced this or what the outcome is with this. They did a test on her stool the first time and when I took her to the vet after her first reaction I took it too... They said it was fine...and not parvo...ugh! My poor little thing...hate seeing her in so much pain! She's usually bouncing around and playing/antagonizing the other two dogs...
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|Since it's happened twice I would guess that you are correct. Is there a good holistic vet in your area? Which vaccines did your puppy get?
First of all... Thank you for responding! She doesn't have loose stools and no vometing. She is eating when I hand feed her and put the bowls in front of her. She was fine again before the second series...I'm taking her to the vet again first thing in the morning without an appointment....I continue to give her the pain pills and antibiotic...poor baby...she wants so much to play with our other dogs, but can't. She just lies there watching us...I pick her up to comfort her and she cries...just heartbreaking I just don't know if she will come out of it again like last time or if it's something else...kind of like HOD... I will get her a blood test too... I just don't want to lose her...
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I'm sorry to hear this about your pup
Check out this thread where a vaccine reaction was suspected. Think it's safe to say confirmed. Swollen, painful legs as well post vaccine.
Swollen front legs after vaccines
My puppy got her second series of shots. After a week the first time, she had swollen front legs and was in pain and couldn't walk. We took her to the vet and he talk of her "growth plates?" Have her a shot and sent us home with pain meds and an antibiotic. Friday she had her second series's of shots, and within less than 24 hours she is in pain and can't walk...cries and tries to bite when we pick her up! She is 10 weeks...any answers would be appreciated!
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Education and business leaders, the press, and the president have all called for increased emphasis on STEM in K12 schools. "Next Generation Science Standards" are a response to those priorities.
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Students who are identified early as at-risk and get support like extra reading have a better chance at graduating high school. But many students are unable to access early education opportunities.
A conversation with former Newtown Superintendent Janet Robinson on the tragedy of December 14, 2012, and the continual healing process.
Recognizing that American K12 students have fallen behind foreign students in their grasp of scientific principles, educators have devised a new set of teaching guidelines that will radically change the way science is taught in classrooms across the United States.
Online resources continue to shape every aspect of our lives, and are enriching, extending, and transforming schools. Here is the newly-revised DA guide to favorite education sites.