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9919200 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 141 diseños de 42 diseñadores freelance.
We need to spice up our KRANSON FORGED logo along with the 5 models sub logos of our company.
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please go to this link to see a pictures of our future website that includes all the logos we need.
Company: Kranson Custom Three Piece Custom Wheels
Project: We need our logo refreshed, we have included our versions of our logo this job includes refreshing the main company logo KRANSON FORGED and the model logos and extra 5 ,
Our company is KRANSON FORGED we dedicate ourselves to manufacturing highend custom tailored automotive wheels. Our image is professional, luxuriously simple and basic colors grey, white black and a little bit of red.. please check the link out so you can see a better pic of what we do.
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there is the KRANSON FORGED LOGO, the sport 3 series, design klassic, versione exclusive, forged one, comp3 system
total is 6 the one that have the number 3 ( it doesn't matter were the 3 goes)
we need to redo our elegant and simple logo with in the same style as we already have but spice up, we are getting ready to launch our new webpage and we want to start 2009 fresh clean . Think of fine watches, fine jewelry, luxurious living. Remember simple elegant and luxurious ( please use either see thru grey, white, black and any combination of the three).. Our five model logos also the same thing ( you can use very little red in the model logos only aside from using white greys and blacks).
remember this project includes one major logo and 5 little sub logos.
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Virginia's Republican governor effectively shut down GOP plans to change the way presidential electoral votes are allocated.
Similar proposals appear stalled in Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Florida, all Republican-controlled states won by Democrat Barack Obama in 2012.
But in Pennsylvania, the idea still has life.
Sen. Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi plans legislation to award electoral votes proportionately based on each presidential candidate's share of the popular vote, rather than the current winner-take-all system. Under his plan, Obama, who won 52 percent of Pennsylvania's popular vote, would have been awarded 12 of Pennsylvania's 20 electoral college "electors," and Republican Mitt Romney the other eight.


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Washington's four year universities are upset at Governor Gregoire's plan to not raise college tuition for the next two years. Traditionally the state has paid the majority of the cost for student's college education with tuition dollars making up the difference. Now that's shifted to mostly tuition dollars and not being able to raise tuition is causing budget problems for the universities.


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With the onset of President Obama's surge, and a change in Government in Whitehall, 2011 could prove to be a pivotal year for the future of Afghanistan, as this article on the BBC website suggests.
History shows that the only way peacekeeping forces can leave any country in which they are engaged is by enabling that country to look after itself and stand on its own two feet. Until that point, critics will be able to look upon foreign forces as 'occupiers', whether this is the nature of their involvement or not.
Progress in Afghanistan does seem to have been slow, bearing in mind that US and coalition forces first entered the country in 2001. Admittedly for several years the country was overshadowed by Afghanistan. But quite rightly questions are now being asked about whether enough progress is being made by the Afghan Government and security forces in moving towards taking responsibility for their own future.
The usual allegations about the US and NATO being imperialistic do not wash where Afghanistan is concerned, as there is nothing in the country to be imperialistic about. Much as in Britain's Afghan wars in the Nineteenth Century, the aim is secure and stabilise the region. Afghanistan's turbulent past shows that it is not a country where any foreign forces should want to linger any longer than they have to. Of course it would be great if we lived in a world where no countries ever failed, but sadly on occasions countries do become a threat to regional and global security.
But by the same token, we should be wary also of bailing out on a country before the job is done. If Saddam Hussein had been deposed in 1991 when the coalition had much broader support than in 2003, years of harmful sanctions would have been avoided – and not to mention the fracturous effect on world politics.
Its not difficult to see that pulling out of Afghanistan before it has a strong and stable Government would leave the country as a vipers nest that would only cost many more lives in years to come. A collapse in Afghanistan might endanger Pakistan, where the border region districts are controlled by either the Taliban or tribes. With Iran on the other side of the country the region is in danger of bubbling over into insecurity, and Afghanistan could be the first domino. And not only is interational security a big concern, but more needs to be done to knuckle down on the poppy growing trade, and the effect that it has on international crime and drug addiction.
Therefore the role of international forces has to move to words enabling as soon as possible. The problem with this is the state of the Afghan Government – can Karzai do enough to tackle corruption? Much rests on the ability of the Afghans to take over their own security, and to make it possible for ISAF to take a back seat and then eventually leave.
History has shown also that sooner or later the Afghan Government will have to sit down and talk with the Taliban, especially its more moderate elements. After 1945 in Germany many former Nazi party members played a role in rebuilding the country. In Northern Ireland progress was only made with the peace process once Sinn Fein was brought to the negotiating table. By contrast in Iraq after 2003 the US disbanded the Iraqi Army immediately, and embarked on strict de-Bathification,and chaos reigned.
As a recent British Army booklet on irregular warfare stated, the trick is not the defeat the enemy, but to make it impossible for them to win and thereby force them to the negotiating table. To do that ISAF and the Afghans will have to demonstrate that they can provide a more stable and peaceful future, thus cutting off the Taliban's grass roots support and making their armed stuggle impossible.
But as General Mchrystal so rightly mentions in the BBC article, often in military history the turning point in a war ends up being competely unexpected. Thats why it wound be unwise to set any target dates for withdrawal based on domestic pressure.


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It's Always Sunny in Tajikistan
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By Carrie Piesen, KF13, Tajikistan
As part of the application process for the Kiva Fellowship, prospective fellows have to submit a ranking of countries where they hope to be sent for their placement. I'm sure Thailand, Samoa, and Costa Rica are lovely at this time of year, but there was little doubt in my mind as to which would be first on my list – what could be better than winter in Tajikistan?
This country has it all! You want mountains? They make up 93% of the country, making it one of the highest and most mountainous on earth. Clear skies? Tajiks enjoy over 300 sunny days a year. The latest diet and fashion trends? Done and done.
I've been living here just over a month, and the country has not disappointed. The scenery is spectacular, the food respectable (and my system superb!) and Dushanbe must be the prettiest capital of the former Soviet republics. But it's the hospitality of the people that has already made my time here so remarkable. I've been to three weddings and celebrated an epic Eid Qurban holiday by going from home to home with a friend, sitting down to a massive feast at each, seven (!) times in all. I haven't met a soul who hasn't invited me to his or her home for tea, which always includes bread, fruit, sweets, occasionally a full meal, regardless of the family's circumstances. Hospitality in Central Asia might be legendary, but nothing could have prepared me for how full on, even overwhelming, it can be at times.
Tajikistan is the poorest of the former Soviet states, and the statistics are sobering – 60% of the population lives below the poverty line, nearly half of the labor force works abroad in Russia or Kazakhstan, and remittances sent by these workers account for a staggering 50% of the country's GDP. A civil war in the 90s brutalized the country, and although most people have moved on with their lives, there is widespread distrust of the government and a growing concern over Islamism being used as a vehicle for opposition. Infrastructure is poor or nonexistent, and disputes with Uzbekistan over natural resources leave people without power for much of the winter.
But the staff at Humo, my MFI, doesn't flinch when the power goes out. When family members leave for Russia, those at home pick up the slack, many of them relying on microloans to start and expand their businesses. As the country's economy develops and infrastructure is strengthened, one would hope that fewer people will need to leave their families and communities behind in search of work abroad – that there will be sufficient opportunity for them here at home.
Carrie Piesen is a member of KF13 and is currently working with MLO Humo in sunny Dushanbe. Show your support for entrepreneurs in Tajikistan by making a loan or joining a lending team today!
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HAZAH! Nice work. Let us know what the temperature is on Christmas there.


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It was thought the 26-year-old would miss the remainder of the season in order to undergo an operation on a persistent hamstring problem.
But specialists have told the club that the Frenchman does not need surgery.
Ben Arfa was put through his paces on the pitch at St James' Park before Sunday's 1-0 win over Fulham and United manager Alan Pardew has revealed he has a chance of being involved in Sunday's match at St James' Park.
"What's happened with Hatem is that the scan has shown that we've got some scar tissue still in the hamstring," Pardew told the Hartlepool Mail. "He's showing no ill-effects.
"We've sent him to three experts, mainly a French expert, who's been looking after him. He thinks that he's 100%.
"We're now treating him as that. He's running. There could be a cameo as soon as Sunderland. He's got a week's work. If he gets through that work, then he could be involved."
Ben Arfa was in superb form at the start of the season and Pardew is keen to have the player back.
However, having seen Ben Arfa make two abortive comebacks from the injury, suffered in a Europa League group game against Maritimo, the manager is erring on the side of caution.
"It'd be a massive bonus for us, but it's still too early to call," added Pardew. "After the last time, we said he wouldn't play again this seaons. Half of me thought he might.
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Currently, St. Ann's Warehouse is located at 29 Jay Street. In 2010, St. Ann's was designated as the conditional lessee for the Tobacco Warehouse. Since then, the group has launched a $27 million capital campaign to renovate the location into a useable theater space.
"Today is another big day for Brooklyn Bridge Park and the beginning of a great new chapter in the history of the Tobacco Warehouse and the St. Ann's Warehouse preforming arts institution," said Mayor Michael Bloomberg. "The renovated warehouse will have a multi-use space for artist, schools and community groups, and will be a wonderful addition to New York's proud tradition of arts and culture in our public parks."
Marcel Architects designed an 18,000-square-foot enclosed building with a flexible performance space the size and signature style of the previous St. Ann's Warehouse theater, which was just blocks from the new site.
"After 35 years, St. Ann's Warehouse is at home," said Borough President Marty Markowitz. "One thing is for certain, for decades ahead the St. Ann's audience will come to one of the most beautiful places on earth, on the banks of the East River, to see exciting, groundbreaking music and theater productions with award-winning artists."
The original brick walls of the historic Tobacco Warehouse will be preserved and visible throughout the foyer, theater and community room.
"Today's groundbreaking marks the first of several milestones on the horizon at Brooklyn Bridge Park," said Regina Myer, president of Brooklyn Bridge Park Corporation. "Through this collaborative effort, we will breathe new life into the Tobacco Warehouse and create a unique amenity in the park."
There will also be a 7,600-square-foot open-air space currently proposed as a birch tree grove open to the public. It will also act as an entranceway for the theater from New Dock Street.
"The groundbreaking is a true celebration we can share with our neighbors and with each other," said Susan Feldman, founder and artistic director of St. Ann's Warehouse. "It took more than a village to save this place. It took our neighborhood, city, state and the country all working together."


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luvypitbulls wrote:"well my dog had a serious form of cancer too and she was worth it to me to save..so we did surgery and chemo on her ...she was heading for Westminster after all ...so I had to try...it gave her two weeks and she died after treatment but it was worth it to me to at least try she was a huge investment"
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It's really hard for me to post on the cancer related threads, I still cry whenever I think about Amos, and they all make me think about him.
hugapitbull wrote: I'm a big believer that animals know how to take care of themselves for the most part, and trust those who love them to help out when needed.
SisMorphine wrote:With the way my vet has been talking there now may be a chance that Wally will not be getting treatment. I hope I can be as strong as you if that ends up being the best road for him. JuJu is lucky to have such a fantastic owner who has only her best interest at heart.
airwalk wrote:Hey half a beer can be a good thing...my Charlie (I recently had to PTS him due to very old age) also loved his beer and was a terrible beer thief...he even learned to tip over a can, he couldn't figure out how to drink it from a can, so just tip it over and lap like crazy.
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- Except where noted, all classes are held at the library. Check the calendar for dates and times.
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- All computers have Windows 10 and Microsoft Office 2013.
Beginning Classes
Designed for the new computer user and presented at a relaxed pace. We recommend taking the classes listed below in the order listed. We encourage you to repeat these classes as many times as you wish.
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Beginning Computer Navigation
Learn the proper way to hold and move the mouse. Learn about checkboxes, radio buttons, scroll bars and more. Practice mouse skills by playing Mouserobics and Mousing Around. Click on the blue links to go to these fun web sites and practice your mouse skills. If you can't make one of these sessions, register for a Computer & Gadget Help session to get started. See the description of these sessions at the bottom of this page.
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Learn Windows basics. Learn about the mouse, desktop, icons, task bar, and keyboard. Learn to minimize and maximize windows. Learn about Windows 10 features such as tiles, charms bar, and other new features. Use Windows accessories including the calculator and WordPad.
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Learn basic internet functions and visit a variety of sites for information and entertainment.
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Google does more than find webpages. Search for information, images, videos, maps, and shop on the Internet. See your home with Google Maps and learn about even more Google apps and software.
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Learn to login to an account and to open, delete, reply to, forward and forward email messages.
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Brush up on your basic skills including mouse, general computing and internet. There will also be a dedicated time for Q & A. This class is held at Deer Creek Training Center, 2345 SE 25th Street.
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Get started with Google Docs. We will learn how to access Google Docs, use basic editing features and save to Google Drive.
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Take a tour of the desktop and dock. Learn about standard apps, how to browse files with Finder and use menus. Macs are not provided for this overview class. Attendees are welcome to bring their own Macs to work along with the instructor.
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Access the digital library anytime on your home computer or device using our free apps! Get a quick tour of our Digital Branch and learn how to use ebooks with Overdrive, magazines with Flipster and movies with Hoopla.
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Get started with the basics of Microsoft Word. Learn to use fonts, language tools and some basic editing techniques. This class also helps you better use email and the Internet.
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John Metcalfe
John Metcalfe was CityLab's Bay Area bureau chief, covering climate change and the science of cities.
It costs $25 for a ticket to MoMa these days, but only $2.25 to see artworks by the world's leading artists in a much gloomier, rat-infested environment – the New York subway.
Since the 1980s, the city's Arts for Transit program has curated a fine collection of underground art, covered by a 1 percent budget allowance from city construction projects. Straphangers – well, pole-graspers nowadays – can spend a day zooming around in train tunnels to access museum-quality pieces like Nancy Spero's thumbs-up to empowered women, "Artemis, Acrobats, Divas and Dancers" at Lincoln Center, and Roy Lichtenstein's "Times Square Mural," whose shotgun blasts of colors and shapes nicely complements the central station's madness.
Maya Lin, Robert Wilson and other huge art world personalities have creations lurking in the artificially lighted veins of the train system. But there are also impressive installations by artists who might not be as familiar to commuters, like Andrew Leicester's "Ghosts Series" at Penn Station, a terracotta memorial to the old rail station built by Beaux-Arts firm McKim, Mead and White. (It was knocked down in 1963, a regrettable act of destruction that helped launch the historic-preservation movement.) Then there are the 174 blackbirds, crows and grackles perched on token booths and overhead beams at Canal Street, a brooding flock of bronze arranged by Walter Martin and Paloma Muñoz. About that avian army, titled, "A Gathering," Arts for Transit says:
They are seen roosting on railings and perched in groups, like people waiting for the train, watching, lost in thought, or chatting. Birds, the artists note, are very social creatures - just like New Yorkers, and riders may find echoes of themselves and other subway riders in their lively expressions. Canal Street is a busy commercial thoroughfare, devoid of nature. A Gathering compensates for this by enlivening the space and providing respite from the dense traffic and bustling commercialism above.
Until recently, if you wanted a statement like the above to interpret a piece of subway art, you'd have to visit the Arts for Transit website. But the agency is now touting an "officially licensed app" that gives riders "comprehensive information about the wide variety of permanent artwork installed throughout the subway and rail system in New York."
Developed by Portland's GPS-based software company Meridian, which has mapped the cavernous interior of Powell's Books, the app allows you to scan through the city's entire collection using an artist's name or a subway line, and get podcasts explaining a handful of the artworks. There's even "turn by turn directions to great installations" once you get inside a station. Getting there might be a problem, though. Here's what "Just A. Comment" had to say about the directional functionality on the app's iTunes page,* where you can download it for free:
Planner tells one to get cross park bus at 96th/5th, get off at CPW/96 and walk. Penn is at 34th!
Why doesn't it instruct to take 5th ave 104 bus? Stops in front of hospital; goes down 5th; turns and goes over right to penn?
Every other example I tried was just as wacko.
But then there's this positive review by "Transit Mom":
This App is just what we have been looking for to learn more about NYC's great subway and rail art. It's the easiest Museum around because its always on the way, and now I have a very easy to use cheat sheet to pull up whenever my 8 y.o daughter and I want to know more about what we are looking at. Thank you Arts for Transit!!
Overall, it looks like a good, useful app. Here's hoping there will someday be a similar one for all the wonderful acts of subway-poster defacement.
* Which is based on the MTA's Trip Planner, not Meridian's directions.
At the height of the Black Power movement, the Bureau focused on the unlikeliest of public enemies: black independent booksellers.
Bike equity is a powerful tool for reducing inequality. Too often, cycling infrastructure is tailored only to wealthy white cyclists.
Infrastructure like this makes it clear why Germany continues to produce enthusiasm for public transit, generation after generation.
As deaths from heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioids soar in the U.S., a new study looks at the geographic factors driving the drug overdose epidemic.
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Astros report: Norris roughed up early, often in ugly loss
ST. LOUIS - The majors' best team record-wise played the worst.
It wasn't pretty.
The Cardinals scored in every inning but the third during the initial six frames, held a 6-0 lead after the fourth and held on for a 9-5 victory over the Astros on Tuesday at Busch Stadium.
Astros starter Bud Norris gave up 11 hits and seven runs in five innings, falling to 6-8 while his ERA rose to 3.63 as the Astros (32-58) stumbled to a 12th defeat in 16 games.
"He ran into a good-hitting ballclub, and sometimes you just have to tip your cap," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "It was more about the Cardinals than it was about Bud."
St. Louis (54-34) was guided by seven strong innings of one-run, five-hit ball from Adam Wainwright, who struck out nine and walked one.
The Cardinals took a quick 2-0 lead on Matt Holliday's two-run homer in the first inning.
St. Louis loaded the bases with no outs in the second, and a Matt Carpenter sacrifice fly stretched the lead to 3-0.
Three runs in the fourth followed, and it was 7-1 St. Louis by the time Lucas Harrell took over for Norris in the sixth.
The Astros' former No. 2 starter gave up four hits, two runs and two walks in three shaky innings during his first relief appearance this season.
Carter's hand remains an issue
Chris Carter insisted he was fine late Friday after being hit on the right hand by a thrown ball while diving into second base during the Astros' 10-5 loss at Texas.
The club's home run leader was relegated to pinch-hitter status for the second straight game Tuesday. Carter took batting practice in St. Louis, but manager Bo Porter acknowledged that one of the team's few sources of power was still dealing with a minor injury that has kept him out of the lineup three consecutive games.
"I shook his hand, and he said, 'It's OK for me to shake your hand. But if you squeeze, it hurts.' " Porter said.
Appel shines, earns promotion
Mark Appel's second pro start was exactly what the Astros were hoping for.
The No. 1 overall pick of the 2013 MLB amateur draft threw three scoreless innings Tuesday for short-season Class A Tri-City, striking out five and walking none while allowing three hits.
"He was pretty dominant," general manager Jeff Luhnow said. "We expected him to do well at the level, so it's time for us to challenge him."
Following the outing, the Astros promoted the righthander to low Class A Quad Cities, where he'll join 2012 No. 1 pick Carlos Correa and some of the organization's top young prospects.
Appel will make his first start with the River Bandits on Sunday and likely will have an extended run with the team. A second promotion to Class AA Corpus Christ remains a possibility.
Wojciechowski's gem no surprise
Asher Wojciechowski's one-hit shutout victory for Class AAA Oklahoma City on Monday saw the 24-year-old righthander face the minimum of 27 batters.
Wojciechowski was acquired by the Astros last July during a 10-player trade with Toronto centered around J.A. Happ
"I've always been a believer in Wojo since I saw him at The Citadel, and I think we bought low on him last year," general manager Jeff Luhnow said. "What he did last night was not surprising to me."
Wojciechowski is a combined 7-5 with a 2.82 ERA this season, striking out 93 and walking 36 in 1051⁄3 innings, the bulk of which have come since he was promoted from Class AA Corpus Christi.
Odds and ends
General manager Jeff Luhnow continues to assert the Astros won't rush top prospect George Springer, who is hitting .422 (19-for-45) with six home runs - including two on Tuesday - and has 15 RBIs in 13 games since being promoted to Class AAA Oklahoma City.
The Astros plan to keep Springer, who started the year with Class AA Corpus Christi, in an OKC uniform through September. A late-season call-up remains to be determined.
"It depends what our objectives are in September," Luhnow said. "We'll know more about that as we get closer."
OKC shortstop Jonathan Villar could join the Astros after the July 31 trade deadline and before September call-ups begin.
"I think we're all curious to see how he fits into next year's team," Luhnow said. "And there's really only one way to find out, and that's to bring him up and let him play."
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Leonardo DiCaprio: Chess and Cigars
Leonardo DiCaprio was joined by his fellow celebrity buddies, Lukas Haas and Kevin Connolly for a few friendly games of chess over a couple of fine cigars on Sunday (March 28) in Beverly Hills.
The 35-year-old actor's girlfriend, Bar Refaeli, recently commented on their stronger relationship after their time apart. "It was a half year for which I am very grateful," she told Israel's L'Isha magazine. "I needed it. I came to understand a lot of things about myself."
"I worked on myself [and] I grew up," Bar said. "I didn't know what 'alone' was like. Today I know that a relationship can work only if you know you can be alone and you are not afraid. Today I'm not afraid of being alone."
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Written and developed at CCRMA by Bill Shottstaedt, SND is a sound editor modeled loosely after Emacs, an old, sorely-missed PDP-10 sound editor named Dpysnd. It can accommodate any number of sounds each with any number of channels, and can be customized and extended using guile and Ruby. It can be customized and extended using either s7 (included in the Snd sources), Ruby, or Forth. Snd can be started on any PlanetCCRMA Linux workstation by selecting the application on the PlanetCCRMA menu and the editors tab. Otherwise SND is started by typing the 'snd' command on a terminal window or shell.
To get started, go to the file menu, and open a sound file. To hear the sound, click the 'play' button. To see an fft, click the 'f' button on the left. The left mouse button is used for most pointing operations; the middle button pastes in the current selection; the right button brings up the SND pop up menu. Make sure you go through the help pull down menu to find more about all the features SND. In addition to this there is an enormous amount of information in the snd manual or search its documentation on its index


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Scarlett Johansson Covers Up Her Baby Bump in a Gorgeous Red Dress for 'Captain America 2' UK Premiere!
Scarlett Johansson is a red bombshell on the blue carpet at the Captain America: The Winter Soldier premiere held at the Westfield London on Thursday (March 20) in London, England.
The 29-year-old pregnant actress and her cast mates premiered their film in Paris, France earlier in the week.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is set to be released on March 26 in the UK and April 4 in the US – we cannot wait to check out this film!
Stay tuned to Just Jared for the rest of the UK premiere pictures featuring Chris Evans, Sebastian Stan, and more.
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O2: risks are for losers
Outlines cagey approach, snubs WiMAX
Supersexy mobile operator O2 revealed its glamourous secret to growing a dynamic converged communications operation: proceed with caution.
O2 UK execs have watched with glee as Orange and TalkTalk's "free" broadband offerings have been widely reported as backfiring. Since it bought small ISP Be in June, O2 says it has been quietly working on local loop unbundling to ensure it works when it finally launches bundled mobile and broadband in the middle of next year. It announced that Be had unbundled 300 exchanges, covering under a quarter of the population.
The plan was detailed at O2's annual strategy knees-up in London following results on Tuesday which must have had rivals at Deutsche Telekom and Vodafone sobbing into their cornflakes. The roll-out should be as free of cock-ups as possible, O2 says, and shoot for straight-up value rather than tricksy "free" marketing.
O2 UK CEO Matthew Key said: "Customers are rebelling against free broadband. They associate free with substandard."
Vodafone will be targeting the same perceived customer service weak spot in existing bundles after its recent about-face on broadband by announcing a bundle to launch in the new year. It had previously pontificated about its plans to be a "pure-play" mobile outfit.
O2's calculated entry into the broadband market will be mirrored in its apporach to new technologies. Outside the Czech Republic, O2 has only dipped its toe into IPTV. Contrast that with BT, which is set to dive right into the market with BT Vision anytime now.
Similarly in mobile TV, while Virgin has already launched the Lobster phone to a muted reception, O2 yesterday refused to be drawn on when it would enter the fray. The firm is conducting trials across its territories concentrating on building interactivity into the experience by combining DVB-H TV with 3G services.
HSDPA has the beating of WiMAX, according to O2 CTO Dave Williams. When it begins punting converged mobile/broadband at consumers and businesses, O2 will offer shrunken 2G and 3G base stations as wireless routers rather than getting involved in unlicensed spectrum.
O2 group CEO Peter Erskine said: "We back winners."
That's despite apparently betting on web 2.0-style services to get paid-for content into user's pockets. The firm demonstrated its LookAtMe YouTube-style video service, which charges 35 pence per clip.
Accepting the hype bubble surrounding long-tail monetisation of frat boy-generated video will burst sooner-or-later, Erskine denied O2 could suffer in the fallout. He told The Register: "We're not exposed to that at all." ®


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – For the second year in a row, nationally-ranked No. 13 MIT went undefeated en route to second place at the MIT Men's Volleyball Scramble Tournament this past weekend. No. 1 Springfield College also went through the tournament unscathed; however, the Pride had the advantage in sets won-lost, 12-0 to 12-1, which helped it capture the title. Senior Matt Hohenberger (St. Louis, Mo.) and junior Paul Syta (Fairport, N.Y.) represented the Engineers (23-11) on the all-tournament team.
MIT opened the weekend by defeating Regis College, 25-13, 25-12, 25-12. Senior Patrick Vatterott (St. Louis, Mo.) paced a balanced attack with five kills to go along with a .667 hitting performance, three blocks, and two aces. Freshman Tavish Smith (Oceanside, Calif.) registered four kills, four digs, and four blocks as fellow rookie Andrew Hochstadt (Roselle, Ill.) chipped in three kills and three blocks. Sophomore Andrew Busse (Mount Prospect, Ill.) contributed three kills and two blocks while classmate Chris Omahan (Mount Vernon, Ohio) tacked on four digs, three kills, and two aces. Freshman Brendan Chang (Laytonsville, Md.) bolstered the defense with four digs as freshman Kevin Tu (Saratoga, Calif.) added three digs and two aces. Syta posted seven assists and two aces in the first set while junior Evan Wang (Saratoga, Calif.) notched 13 assists, four aces, and three digs.
In Friday's nightcap with Bard, the Engineers came away with a 25-8, 25-9, 25-16 victory. Sophomore Alex Klein (San Diego, Calif.) led the way for MIT with 11 kills on 15-errorless attempts for a .733 hitting percentage in addition to collecting four digs and two blocks. Vatterott finshed with eight kills, a .636 hitting percentage, and three blocks while Hohenberger produced seven kills, five aces, five digs, and two blocks. Junior Ken Siebert (St. Louis, Mo.) tacked on six kills as Busse and Hochstadt both added two blocks. Syta dished out 22 assists and earned two aces while Wang totaled 12 assists. Chang racked up a team-high 13 digs, followed by six from Tu and five by Smith.
On Saturday morning, MIT blanked Southern Vermont College, 25-11, 25-20, 25-16. Busse posted 10 kills and a .500 hitting performance as Siebert came in next with nine kills. Klein registered eight kills and two blocks while Vatterott rounded out the front row with two blocks. Chang amassed 22 digs as Smith contributed seven of his own. Syta tallied 27 assists and six digs while Wang distributed 10 helpers.
In the finale with No. 14 Elmira College, the Engineers emerged with a 22-25, 27-25, 25-21, 25-17, victory. Hohenberger compiled 17 kills, 10 blocks, six digs, and two aces as Klein added 13 kills and a .524 hitting percentage. Siebert posted 11 digs and eight kills while Vatterott notched seven blocks. Busse bolstered the front row with six kills and three blocks as Syta generated 42 assists, 10 digs, three aces, and three blocks. Chang racked up 19 digs while Omahan added seven to the cause.
Next up for MIT will be its final home match of the season on Tuesday, April 9 against Endicott College.


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Dark Rising is one of those hard films to pigeonhole. It's a campy horror flick, ala Buffy The Vampire Slayer; it's a skewed relationship comedy; and it's a drama. But unmistakably it is one thing -- the first starring vehicle for Jay Reso, better known to wrestling fans as Christian Cage.
Well, Reso isn't exactly the star of the show. He's in the A.J. Styles role from The Christian Coalition, the goofy sidekick to the lead hunk Jason (Landy Cannon). Like Styles on Impact, Reso often zings off memorable lines with a goofy grin. He even gets a sex scene ... with unpredictable results.
Brigitte Kingsley, who had many roles in the film, including producer and star butt-kicker Summer Vale, recently talked to SLAM! Wrestling about the film, and Reso's contributions to it.
Reso's character in Dark Rising, Ricky, isn't that far from what fans are familiar with, she said. "It's very similar to his character on TNA, actually -- the crazy, goofy, meathead who tries to be tough and tries to be a hero, but at the end of the day, he's got his downfalls, and he tends to be a little bit of a wuss," Kingsley explained. "He's a lot of fun. He's definitely, by far, one of the funny elements of the project. He was hilarious in his character."
The film is Reso's second role on the big screen. He was a bit player in the Clive Owen movie Shoot 'Em Up. Reso talked about Dark Rising recently with the wrestling media.
"It's an independent film that I did, and a small, little campy horror movie. It's the kind of movie that it is what it is. It was fun and funny and doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not," Reso said.
On the day the movie had its premiere in Toronto, Reso was on The Fight Network Radio with host Mauro Ranallo talking about his experiences on set. "I think everything was kind of magical about this movie. From the casting to the way the cast gelled to the way the director put the film together. There was something about this movie right from the start and we all had a blast doing it and I am really proud of it. Like I said it�s just one of those movies, you go in there and it is what it is. You go in there and it�s a fun movie and everyone will laugh and I think will enjoy it."
Reso was on the company's mind all along, said Kingsley. He was suggested by Scott D'Amore, the Godfather of Canadian wrestling, who has helped countless grapplers get breaks into the squared circle.
"When we decided to do this project, Andrew gave him a call and said, 'Hey, I can actually write you a character, something that would be in your line of work, and that would be fun for you to play.' Jay was really excited about it. He's been wanting to do the switch -- well, maybe not the switch -- but include acting in his life. We wrote the character of Ricky for him," Kingsley said. "When he read it, he fell in love with it, and decided to come on board. He'd fly back and forth from Florida every week to do his scenes. He was really great. He was fantastic with the schedule, and making time for us."
Kingsley does think that Reso has a future in film, and not just in a potential Dark Rising 2, or a Dark Rising television series. "I think this project is an amazing showcase for him. It really shows that he has acting chops and he could carry a script. I think that people don't necessarily think of wrestlers as actors, but they really do act every day of their lives. When we were on set the first day, we were amazed at how quick he picked up on the character, and how his comic timing was just impeccable."


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BlackBerry DevCon Europe is the perfect opportunity to gain tips and advice from some of the world's pioneering minds in development. Hundreds of BlackBerry enthusiasts will come together to collaborate with platform experts from across Europe and beyond. The various breakout and hands-on lab sessions will explore the BlackBerry development platform and best practices, focusing specifically on the following content categories:
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Tadayasu Sawaki was born with an unique ability: He can see and communicate with bacteria and other micro-organisms – in fact they consider him to be their friend and are quite noisy. Together with his childhood friend, Kei, he starts a new year off as a first-year student at an Agricultural College. But none of his experiences so far could prepare him for college life!!
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Mr. Speaker, last Friday was the Logan Lake High School graduation in my riding of Okanagan—Coquihalla. My thoughts were certainly with those young students. Graduation is a special time with their hopes, dreams and aspirations all before them.
It is not lost on me that the work we will do in this 41st Parliament can have an important role in their future. If we are to succeed, these students will need jobs and a strong economy. However, often the policies that encourage economic growth and investment are opposed.
If we oppose economic growth and investment, are we prepared to accept increased taxes and debt or reduced services? Often we are not.
I ask that in this 41st Parliament we stay mindful of grandparents to be able to retire with dignity, mindful that we cannot leave an unpayable burden of debt to our children and mindful that now is our time as parliamentarians to work together to build a bright future for all Canadians.


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Three teachers and two administrators at Triton High School in Runnemede are facing criminal charges, and have been suspended, after the teachers allegedly engaged in sexual activity with three female students.
Camden County Prosecutor Warren Faulk says the teachers facing charges are: Jeff Logandro, 32, charged with official misconduct, criminal sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child, Nick Martinelli, 28, accused of official misconduct, and Dan Michelli, 27, charged with official misconduct, sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child and criminal sexual contact.
The school's principal, Catherine DePaul, and vice principal Jernee Kollock are charged with official misconduct for allegedly failing to report the relationships when they learned about them.
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He says, "These charges do not represent a failure of the system. The school district has in place all of the necessary policies and specific regulations prohibiting all of the conduct that has been charged against these teachers. These charges constitute individual and personal moral, ethical and legal failures on the part of the charged teachers and administrators at Triton High School. It's obvious that there existed a culture at Triton High School, whereby teachers thought they could get away with improper relationships with their students, and administrators turned a blind eye to evidence of these relationships."
Faulk adds the investigation began during the summer when "we were informed of a problem."
"A substitute teacher initially reported it to the principal - she indicated in a statement she should have done more to protect the students and not as much to protect the teachers."
When asked exactly what the teachers did, Faulk said, "We're not allowed to get into the specific evidence, but under New Jersey law, there cannot be what is commonly referred to as a rape charge for a student who consents over the age of sixteen…So because of the ages of these students, certain charges could not be preferred, even though these teachers were in an authority position over the students."
He adds, "A trip to the shore was made with one teacher, and several students - one of whom was a victim - to Ocean City, New Jersey…All educators need to remember there has to be a professional teacher- student relationship and there has to be a separation between the teachers and the students…I remember many years ago being trained as an army officer …and it was called friendly but not familiar - and that has to be the mantra of teachers. They can certainly socialize with their students in a school setting, but outside of a school setting they are not permitted to do so - that's what the regulations of the schools say."
Official misconduct is a second degree crime which carries a maximum of 10 years, as does endangering the welfare of a child and sexual assault. The criminal sexual contact is a 4th degree crime - with a maximum of 18 months.
"Anyone with additional information should contact the Camden County Prosecutors office."


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Fan Art of the Week: Battles Across Eternia mini-comic by danbrenus
Fan Site of the Week: Planet Eternia (English translation via Google)
Collectible of the Week: Merchandising > Clips, Pendant Jewelry and Keychains > Italian Fan Club Pendant
Discussion: King Grayskull and He-Man MOTUC bios.
Interview: Mattel's Scott "Toyguru" Neitlich
Items of Note:
- Masters Cast podcast
- Masters of the Universe Chronicles podcast
- 1987 Design and Illustration Guide including Powers of Grayskull (A.K.A. style guide)
Runtime: 1 hour, 28 minutes, 03 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: MOTU art by keldor18
Fan Site of the Week: Master of the Universe Classics Portal
Collectible of the Week: Merchandising > Bed and Bath > He-Man in Dragon Walker Soap Dish
Discussion: Beast Man and Skeletor MOTUC bios.
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- MOTU Classics eBay Sales Report by ComicTrek.Net
- MOTUC Bios & Canon Discussion (updated as bios become available) started by PaTrIcKfOgArTy
- Recollections from The Search for Keldor author Steven Grant!
- Demo-Man? from the Mark Taylor Artwork Concepts at Grayskull Museum; also be sure to check Toys > Prototypes & Concept Art > Masters of the Universe - The Original Series!
Runtime: 1 hour, 30 minutes, 47 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: Future Imperfect by Sha
Fan Site of the Week: She-Ra Toy Guide
Collectible of the Week: Merchandising > View Master > View Master Gift Set - MOTU
Discussion & Interview: Earl Norem
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- U.S. Masters of the Universe magazine art: Norem, A.K.A. Imp; Roboto; Laser Bolt jousting Land Shark; Snout Spout jet-skiing on the Jet Sled vs. Monstroid; The Lake of Mystery; Eternia Gift Wrap!
Runtime: 1 hour, 16 minutes, 17 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: He-Man and Grayskull by Lee-Man
Fan Site of the Week: Bloopers of Eternia
Collectible of the Week: Games > Video Games > Masters of the Universe: The Ilearth Stone
Discussion: Faker, Stratos, Mer-Man, Zodac, and Hordak MOTUC bios.
Items of Note:
- 1984 Masters of the Universe Annual
- The Siege of Avion mini-comic vs. Filmation episode "Betrayal of Stratos"
- Icons Of Evil Mer-Man comic
- Scott McNeil has not only done voices for MYP Mer-Man and Waspinator in Beast Wars but numerous others, too!
- Filmation episode "Golden Disks of Knowledge"
Runtime: 1 hour, 55 minutes, 06 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: Gbagok's Unofficial Character Bios
Fan Site of the Week: Poe Ghostal's Points of Articulation
Collectible of the Week: Merchandising > Food and Food Containers > various chocolate bars
Interview: Dean Stefan (part 1 of 2)
Items of Note:
- Eamon's Masters of the Universe #7 cover, featuring some familiar swords
- Emiliano's MOTUC Visions: fan-concepts for the Masters of the Universe Classics series
- Did You Know? The He-Man.org homepage gets over 150,000 views per month!
Runtime: 1 hour, 49 minutes, 18 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: Mike Bock presents THE UNTOLD STORIES
Fan Site of the Week: Grayskull Museum
Collectible of the Week: Audio > Soundtrack Albums > Masters of the Universe Movie Soundtrack
Discussion: Man-At-Arms and Tri-Klops MOTUC bios.
Interview: Dean Stefan (part 2 of 2)
Items of Note:
- "Each generation has its own Man-At-Arms..." (Michael Halperin's Series Bible page 12)
- Scope mouthwash
- "Dr. T.E. Scope, inventor of numerous optic devices..." (Michael Halperin's Series Bible page 14)
- Superman's Fortress of Solitude
- MYP Episode 40 "Captured"
Runtime: 1 hour, 22 minutes, 18 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: Masters World Cup - Sale by MAXX
Fan Site of the Week: Masters of the Universe (The 1987 Film)
Collectible of the Week: Bust and Statues > Statues > Skeletor (NECA Skeletor Statue)
Discussion: He-Ro and Webstor MOTUC bios.
Items of Note:
- Hair of the dog?
- Publishing > Magazines > UK - Masters of the Universe
- Poe Ghostal's MOTUC Bio Discussions
- Cable and the Techno-Organic Virus
- What we knew about He-Ro
- Araneus?
Runtime: 1 hour, 53 minutes, 39 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: MOTU deviantART Art
Fan Site of the Week: euromotutoys.be
Collectible of the Week: Toys > Bootleg Collections > Other Bootlegs > Universe Prince - He-Man
Discussion: Zodak and Teela MOTUC bios.
Interview: Lee Nordling (part 1 of 2), featuring guest co-host James Sawyer, A.K.A. Sallah!
Items of Note:
- Further New Adventures Of He-Man by Jack Olesker? Start here!
- The Tale of Teela mini-comic
- Comic Art Professional Society (C.A.P.S.)
- The Slave City mini-comic
- Stan Sakai is an awesome letterer!
- Prepress trapping
Runtime: 1 hour, 58 minutes, 04 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: by Sllohcin
Fan Site of the Week: castlegrayskull.org
Collectible of the Week: Merchandising > Ink Stamps > Battle Bones Stamp Case
Discussion: Scareglow and King Randor MOTUC bios.
Interview: Lee Nordling (part 2 of 2)
Runtime: 1 hour, 06 minutes, 19 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: art from a new book in spanish
Fan Site of the Week: he-man.us
Collectible of the Week: Merchandising > Clocks and Watches > Castle Grayskull Alarm Clock
Items of Note:
- Princess of Power Licensing Kits Gallery (A.K.A. style guide)
- Princess of Power card game: Games > Card Games > She-Ra Juego de Napie
- Iceman and Gbagok's Return to Anwat Gar
- "Spotlight" Spencer Powers' Real Name revealed!
011 Runtime: 1 hour, 39 minutes, 28 seconds
012 Runtime: 1 hour, 17 minutes, 20 seconds
Please note: episodes 11 (The San Diego Comic Con -- SDCC; A.K.A. Comic-Con International -- 2010 clips show!) & 12 were a two-pack focusing on SDCC 2010! Neither episode had Collectibles, Fan Sites, nor Fan Arts of the Week.
Items of Note:
- The Pub Room at Hennessy's Tavern, home of the He-Man.org Fan Get-Together! Be sure to check out the San Diego Comic Con Picture Page for pictures!
- Val's styling by Scissors & Guns at The Roseary Room.
- Spy Monkey Creations
Runtime: 1 hour, 09 minutes, 58 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: My Zodak and He-Man fan art. by Caedus
Fan Site of the Week: PRINCESSofPOWER.co.uk
Collectible of the Week: Games > Puzzles > Tray Puzzle - Teela with bow
Discussion: No more 200x-inspired alternate heads; SDCC figure reveals of Battle Armor Skeletor and reissue King Grayskull.
Items of Note:
- Bust and Statues > Mini Statues > Grizzlor has a collar!
Runtime: 1 hour, 40 minutes, 47 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: Zodac,man-at-arms,he-man by Deimos
Fan Site of the Week: www.new-adventures.de
Collectible of the Week: Video > BCI Eclipse > The Best of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
Discussion: More SDCC figure reveals.
Runtime: 1 hour, 21 minutes, 11 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: Masters of the Smurfs by Feast-Man
Fan Site of the Week: MastersPower
Collectible of the Week: Video > US Special Commemorative Videos - Mattel - Masters of the Universe
Discussion: The Goddess and Battle Armor He-Man MOTUC bios.
Items of Note:
- Featuring guest co-host -- and Goddess torchbearer -- Nathan Baertsch, A.K.A. Baena!
- The Green Goddess by Eamon
Runtime: 1 hour, 06 minutes, 34 seconds
Fan Art of the Week: He-man COSPLAY
Fan Site of the Week: CrazyCollectors
Collectible of the Week: Merchandising > Kites and Inflatables > Masters of the Universe Kites
Discussion: Adora and Battle Cat MOTUC bios.


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RhinoCS necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 214 diseños de 56 diseñadores freelance.
Rhino Computer Solutions or RhinoCS or RCS
Our company Rhino Computer Solutions is a small business looking for a new logo so we can move our company to the next level.
We specialize in computer consulting, specifically: computer service, upgrades and repair, network installation, vpn, and firewall installation. We can come to your house or business, or we can pick up your systems to do the work you request.
Currently we have a logo and a website, but nothing of what we want to stick with. http://www.rhinocs.com/
Audience is businesses who need computer services (small to medium size businesses) and those who want computer services at home.
Guaranteed $300 - Winner will have future job offerings from us.
The logo should be able to be easily fit into a business card, a website, flyers, emails, etc. Logo should be nice and professional, but not to busy.
Name: Feel free to use any of our names, "Rhino Computer Solutions", "RhinoCS", or "RCS" in your designs. We know our name is long which makes making a logo hard, so feel free to use any of them whatever you feel looks better. We will transition to the name that is in our logo.
Colors: We have no requirements on colors, we will be basing off rest of our designs (business cards, website, flyers, etc.) based on the colors you put into our logo.
Tag line: Feel free to use our tag line, "Working beyond the cable", but not required.
Pictures: Although our name is Rhino Computer Solutions, you don't have to use anything rhino in it. UPDATED - add whatever you want, just remember its for a professional business. Not cartooney. ALTHOUGH - those who connect it to the business in some way will have an advantage.
Format: Please be able to provide the final product in Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator.
Notice: Don't be afraid to bug me for more information! We're open to ideas, thoughts, suggestions and questions. Remember the customer doesn't always know what they want. We know we are not very specific so we will try and give a lot of feedback and star ratings. Thanks ahead of time for everyone's time and effort they put in!
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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No ability to run for some reason.
Too conservative against a team we are better than. We continually play DOWN to the competition instead of playing with any sort of urgency. This is Coach Carroll's fault.
Horrible call against Earl Thomas for going to the head of Tannehill. This was a horrible call.


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UH Manoa College of Engineering faculty leads New Orleans' levee assessment for national civil engineering organizationUniversity of Hawaiʻi
College of Engineering
Arlene Abiang, (808) 956-5637
External Affairs & University Relations
Dr. Peter Nicholson, associate professor and graduate chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at UH Mānoa, has been selected by the American Civil Engineering Society's Geo-Institute to head up an assessment team to study, analyze, make recommendations and report on the New Orleans' levee system in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. The study team has been working cooperatively with the Army Corps of Engineers, a NSF-sponsored team and other ASCE institutes.
Nicholson recently returned from a research trip to New Orleans where he led a team of engineers in assessing the performance and condition of the levee system. The team studied a large number of levees and numerous breaches. While some were found to be overtopped and damaged by the hurricane, many miles of levees still performed satisfactorily. Evidence of significant overtopping was found at a number of sites along the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet and the Inner Harbor Navigational Canal, among other locations.
"Initial data gathered from the trip have helped us to gain a better understanding of how the levees performed, but further data collection, testing and analysis is required before recommendations can be made to provide future protection for the residents of New Orleans and elsewhere in the nation," explained Nicholson during a press conference held by the ACES last Friday.
With the aid of the Corps of Engineers who will provide additional background documentation and the results of their own ongoing field investigations, the team expects to issue an interim report in a month with a more detailed report to follow.
"In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, there are still many questions to be answered," said Nicholson. "It is far too early to draw conclusions about exactly how and why the levee failures occurred. Our investigation is ongoing and we hope that our testing and analyses will answer these questions conclusively."
Nicholson is the chair of the ASCE's Geo-Institute committee on Embankments, Dams and Slopes, of which he has been an active member for 12 years. He has nearly 20 years of experience in the design, assessment and evaluations of dams and levees in Hawaiʻi, California and Utah.
Nicholson has also been referred by the ASCE's national headquarters for a number of media interviews on the levee situation in which he has participated over several days following hurricane Katrina.
About the ASCE Geo-Institute
The Geo-Institute (G-I) is a specialty organization focused on the geo—industry. Created by the American Society of Civil Engineers in October 1996, the more than 9,700 members and 36 member organizations now include scientists, engineers, technologists, and organizations interested in improving the environment, mitigating natural hazards, and economically constructing engineered facilities.


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The GMC Acadia is a full-sized crossover sport utility vehicle (SUV) manufactured by General Motors under the GMC division. The vehicle uses the GM Lambda platform like other SUVs such as the (now defunct) Saturn Outlook, Buick Enclave, and Chevrolet Traverse.
The GMC Acadia was introduced in 2006 as a replacement for three vehicles on the Pontiac-Buick-GMC network, namely the GMC Envoy, Pontiac Montana SV6, and GMC Safari Van. Pontiac is now defunct. The Acadia represents GMC's entry-level SUV with truck-like underpinnings. It is the first vehicle from GMC to have a unibody chassis, and is the first front-drive passenger and crossover SUV.
The GMC Acadia began production in 2007. For its first model year, the GMC Acadia was offered in two trim levels, the SLE and SLT. GMC continues to offer these trim levels for 2012.
The GMC Acadia is known for being the first ever crossover SUV offered under the GMC brand. The division gains notice for its truck lineup, but the GMC Acadia paves the way to a completely new sector in the U.S. automotive market. The Acadia design aims to suit large families that need more cargo space than the average family car. This crossover vehicle from GMC offers room for a maximum of 8 passengers. The storage space behind the rear seats amount to 19 cubic feet, which can be increased further by folding down the rear seats.
Specifications aside, the GMC Acadia combines three things that targeted customers look for: ample cargo space, performance, and comfort features. However, the lack of maneuverability due to its large size, as well as poor rear visibility, hampers the vehicle's overall popularity.
In terms of safety, the GMC Acadia improves on that of previous SUVs. The vehicle has a unibody construction, which helps to lower its center of gravity, reducing the risk of rollovers considerably when compared to previous SUVs from General Motors. The chassis of the GMC Acadia uses a considerable amount of high-strength steel, especially in the cross-car beams across the floors between the B-pillars. Additionally, the GMC Acadia comes with six airbags, including two dual-stage airbags up front, two seat-mounted airbags for first row passengers, and two head curtain airbags that span all three rows. A detection system similar to the one in the Volvo XC90 deploys these airbags whenever a rollover is detected.
The 2012 GMC Acadia comes in the following trim levels: SL, SLE, SLT1, and SLT2. The GMC Acadia Denali serves as the top-end variant. The GMC Acadia SL marks the base model with a 3.6-liter SIDI V-6 engine under the hood. This engine design offers fuel-efficient performance and powers all other models of the Acadia as well.
The SLE provides more creature comforts on the inside, including a leather steering wheel cover, an eight-way power seat for the driver, and a Bluetooth calling system. The SLT1 offers tri-zone HVAC climate control, a Bose 10-speaker audio system, and ultra-soft leather covered seats. The exterior is also visibly different with bright moldings on the beltline, 19-inch aluminum alloy wheels, and body colored mirrors. The SLT2 offers all the features on the SLT1, along with additional features such as power windows and mirrors and memory seats. GMC offers heated seats as an option on the SLT2.
The GMC Acadia initially came in two trim levels: SLE and SLT. The vehicle has a wheelbase of 118.9 inches and a 67.28-inch width for front and rear tracks. A MacPherson strut suspension is provided for the front, while the rear sports an H linked design for a smooth ride when compared to traditional SUVs. Both front and rear suspensions are independent of each other. The LY7 V-6 engine powers all models of the GMC Acadia. Four-wheel disc brakes and ABS come standard on all models of the GMC Acadia, irrespective of trim level.
The GMC Acadia Denali was offered in dealerships by the third quarter of 2010. It serves as a 2011 production model and an upgraded variant of the GMC Acadia. Unlike other versions of the Acadia, the Denali offers front-wheel and all-wheel drive options. Its honeycomb grille, monotone paint, HID headlights, front and rear fascias, six-spoke 20-inch alloy wheels, chrome accents, and exhausts tips distinguish it from other Acadia models. On the inside, the GMC Acadia Denali uses a unique wood trim on the dash and perforated leather trims on the seats. 2011 marks the first year GMC used the Denali badge on its crossover SUVs, and the vehicle continued production in 2012 with very few changes.
2018 GMC Acadia
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2017 GMC Acadia
2016 GMC Acadia
2015 GMC Acadia
2014 GMC Acadia
2013 GMC Acadia
The 2013 GMC Acadia
2012 GMC Acadia
For 2012 the entire GMC range stays relatively unchanged, and the same applies to Acadia: It picks up two new colors and standard hill assist braking technology.
2011 GMC Acadia
GMC's Denali trim level for the 2011 Acadia offers a host of upgrades for buyers looking to go upscale, including 20-inch rims, high-intensity discharge (HID) headlamps and unique exterior trim pieces on the outside, and top grade leather and wood furnishings inside. Other updates to the 2011 Acadia range include OnStar's Gen 9 package, new Cyber Gray Metallic and Gray Green Metallic colors, and an available eight-way power driver seat.
2010 GMC Acadia
2009 GMC Acadia
When one thinks of a full-size crossover sport utility vehicle (SUV), they don't usually think of fuel efficiency and reasonable price.
2008 GMC Acadia
The 2008 GMC Acadia serves as one of the best crossover SUVs available.
2007 GMC Acadia
The first unibody front-wheel-drive vehicle to be introduced by GMC is the 2007 Acadia and is added to the lineup for the 2007 model year.