text:
Find a Branch, ATM or Key Private Bank office
51 E Main St
Norwalk, OHOhio 44857Get driving directions
Open Today:Schedule an Appointment
- Tue.
- Wed.
- Thur.
- Fri.
- Sat.
- Sun.
- Mon.
- Tue.
- Wed.
- Thur.
- Fri.
- Sat.
- Sun.
- Mon.
Features & Services
- KeyBank Relationship Rewards
- Safe Deposit Box
- Investment Services
- Night Deposit
- KeyBank Plus
About KeyBank Norwalk
Welcome to KeyBank Norwalk! We'll help you find a financial solution that fits your needs. At KeyBank Norwalk, you'll find ATMs, KeyBank Relationship Rewards, Safe Deposit Boxes, Investment Services for your convenience. Your local KeyBank is here for you, no matter what stage of life you're in. Visit your local branch today or contact us at 419-663-2802. Let's work together to find the best financial solution to fit your situation.
Looking for the right checking account?
Find one that helps you reach your goals
Open a checking account that puts your financial wellness at the center of everyday banking.


text:
Features of Phoronix Test Suite 1.6 "Tydal": We are preparing to release Phoronix Test Suite 1.6 "Tydal" later this month, which is our largest and most significant update to date. Phoronix Test Suite 1.6 has quite a few changes internally as well as a number of new features and added tests. While there are over 200 changes making up this release codenamed Tydal, in this article we are sharing some of the most significant work in this forthcoming release.
Copyright © 2019 by Phoronix Media. All rights reserved.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
RUMBLE - Charley Patton, Grandfather of Delta Blues - Clip
Clip: Season 20 Episode 8 | 2m 28s
Charley Patton was the "grandfather of Delta blues," a true legend--and part-Native American. He was a profound influence on blues musicians over the years as well as Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Jack White, Bonnie Raitt, and many others. You can hear the Native music influence in his sound. Learn more about him in this clip from RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World.
Aired: 01/21/19Video has closed captioning.


text:
Some informed viewing for you this week.
First up, Coca Cola's approach to social media in video form. Sure it's big budget, but there are smart lessons in here. Love how they've used the word liquid which is a creative way of linking their strategy to their products. How could you do something similar?
Second, a video showing how Google search continues to evolve to the personal needs of the user.
Finally, the latest user data from Linkedin (for January 2012) shows how the platform continues to add users around the world. Some interesting intelligence for presentations.


text:
Wendi Maloney Steps Down
Wendi Maloney, editor of Perspectives since March 1995, has stepped down to take an editorial position with the American Writing Corporation, a Washington, D.C., firm that produces publications for the World Bank, the United Nations, and other organizations. The February 1997 issue of the newsletter was Maloney's last full issue, although she contributed to the current issue.
Sandria B. Freitag, executive director of the AHA, noted Maloney's departure with regret and praised her "exceptional efforts to expand the scope and content of Perspectives while maintaining the highest editorial quality." Maloney added that she was glad to have had the opportunity to work at the AHA and to edit Perspectives. She learned a great deal and worked with many interesting people. She hopes that her new position, which will allow her to learn different aspects of the publishing business, will be as positive an experience as her job at the AHA proved to be.
Freitag announced that Robert B. Townsend will serve as acting Perspectives editor for the balance of the spring 1997 issues. Townsend, a former Perspectives editor, is manager of information systems and communications at the AHA and, as such, is responsible for oversight of the AHA publications department. Pillarisetti Sudhir has been promoted from assistant editor of Perspectives to associate editor.
Tags: AHA Activities
Please read our commenting and letters policy before submitting.


text:
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga.—Sophomore Landon Michelson placed third at the Royal Lakes Invitational, hosted by Oglethorpe at Royal Lakes Golf Course in Flowery Branch, Ga.
Michelson shot 143, tying with Robby Bruns of No. 2 Methodist University, one stroke behind Ryan Dagerman of Emory University and five strokes back from Joe Evans of No. 8 Christopher Newport University.
As a team, the Panthers finished seventh with a team score of 603. Christopher Newport won the tournament with a score of 585, followed by No. 12 Huntingdon with 587 and Methodist with 588. BSC was the top SCAC finisher at the tournament.
Sophomore Daniel Morris was second for BSC and 26th overall with a score of 150, followed by sophomore Michael Wallace at 28th with 152, senior Matt Kelly at 63rd with 158, and senior Miller Stephens at 72nd with 159.
Royal Lakes was the last tournament of the fall season for the Panthers, who return to the links in February, hosting the 'Southern Shootout, beginning Feb. 28 at Oxmoor Valley Golf Course in Birmingham.


text:
Hulbert: For Apple, Bigger Isn't Always Better
Being the biggest isn't always the best. On the contrary, it usually leads to underperforming the market. Just ask Apple, Mark Hulbert says on MoneyBeat. Photo: Getty Images.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... finding Value in the stock market being a big if not always the best ... just look at Apple's market cap as an object lesson Mark Hulbert joins us from Chapel Hill about this one today ... ah you know Mark Apple ... they look pretty good there for awhile right may look like and can't miss ... Dave next ... well that's right in my column today look at what happened to Apple shares from the moment they ... fall away head of Exxon Mobil of the market can pray these become the most violent country in the world ... until last Wednesday which is when a mini pullback below in solidly to the Number two spot and during that time ... the dividend adjusted basis that was about eight percent per share so ... I'm not a big story for Apple during the time being at the top of the rankings and in this is the key was entirely predictable I went back and look to all companies the top of the market cap rankings ... the least among the Essen P five hundred companies Act nineteen eighty ... on average they can lag the market by about five percent year on an annualized basis so ... unfortunately Apple's cases that is not the exception that really is the rule ... why is that Mark I mean you are thinking of all ETF has become the biggest become the best to become the top of that hill didn't King of the hill there ... was a workout like that ... I think it really boils down to something as simple and effective overvaluation incest overvaluation is the route the market that if you think about it ... the companies in the top of the market cap rankings are more likely than not to have a greater dose ... of the overvaluation that is in bed and into the stock rights and so ... that means that there is ... more downside risk ... on the company has further on down the in the market valuation rankings is that it's a classic ... but contrarians store if you're at the top you have a lot of popularity and momentum building in your favor ... which is good as long as that buoy continues in the one that doesn't ... Ford watch out below ... the high mark over the real lot more that at MarketWatch dot com ...


text:
A ninth woman is accusing San Diego Mayor Bob Filner of sexual harassment. Emily Gilbert told CNN affiliate KSWB that she was hired to sing at a fundraising event shortly after Filner took office in December. The mayor grabbed her, slide his hand down her arm and groped her behind, she told the station.
"He grabbed me a little too tight, then proceeded to slide his hand down my arm and then did a little grab on my derriere," Gilbert said. "I didn't want to make a scene. There were kids around."
Gilbert's husband told KSWB that he was upset but felt powerless because Filner was the mayor.
CNN has made multiple efforts to contact Filner and his representatives on the latest allegations.
The 70-year-old, dogged for weeks by sexual harassment allegations, served five terms in Congress before being elected mayor in 2012.
In July, when the allegations first began, Filner acknowledged "I need help," and added, "I'm clearly doing something wrong."
"I am embarrassed to admit that I have failed to fully respect the women who work for me and with me, and that at times I have intimidated them. It's a good thing that behavior that would have been tolerated in the past is being called out in this generation for what it is: inappropriate and wrong," he said in a statement issued July 11.
But Filner has also said he believes he will be vindicated by "a full presentation of the facts" and he will not resign.
In late July, Filner said he planned to enter "a behavior counseling clinic" for two weeks of intensive therapy starting August 5. In a statement given at City Hall, he apologized "to the women I have offended."
"The behavior I have engaged in over many years is wrong. My failure to respect women and the intimidating conduct I engaged in at times is inexcusable," he said.
Before Gilbert, Filner's former spokeswoman, Irene McCormack Jackson, and seven other women accused Filner of sexual harassment. Jackson has filed a sexual harassment suit against Filner.
He asked the city to pay for his legal fees; the city council voted against that.
Jackson said Filner subjected her and other women to "crude and disgusting" comments and inappropriate touching. She said she resigned as Filner's communications director in June after deciding the mayor would not change his behavior.
None of the other women leveling claims of sexual harassment against Filner came forward until Jackson filed her suit in state court.
One of the women is nonprofit group founder who said she was lobbying Filner for her organization which, works with military and other families hurt by domestic violence. Morgan Rose met with Filner in 2009 at a Marie Callender's Restaurant & Bakery across the street from Filner's congressional office in Chula Vista, California, she told CNN.
Filner allegedly looked her up and down, stared into her eyes and said, "Your eyes have bewitched me," Rose said.
Filner allegedly then made a remark along the lines of, according to Rose's paraphrasing, "You'll have to excuse me for what's about to happen. It's your fault."
Filner then moved to her side of the booth, sat beside her, pinned her to the wall, and put his arm around her, Rose alleged.
Rose avoided the advances, and Filner was suddenly interrupted by his ringing cell phone, Rose said.
Filner got up from the booth, gathered his materials and left the restaurant, Rose said.
Rose spoke of the incident to her closest friends and didn't pursue the matter because she feared her nonprofit might somehow suffer, she told CNN.
But when Rose said that when she heard of similar accusations against Filner in recent weeks, she called a victim's hotline at the sheriff's department and spoke with a captain.
Another woman, political consultant Laura Fink, has accused the mayor of patting what she described as her "posterior" at a fundraising event in 2005. At the time, Fink was working as the deputy manager of Filner's congressional campaign. Fink told CNN that she thinks Filner should resign.
Sharon Bernie-Cloward, president of the San Diego Port Tenants Association, claims that when Filner was running for mayor in 2012, he approached her at a political event, according to San Diego's public television station.
"He touched me, actually groped me on my backside inappropriately," Bernie-Cloward told KPBS. "I was left there startled and fearful. In fact, I actually had someone walk me to my car that night."
Patti Roscoe, a prominent businesswoman in San Diego's tourism and hospitality industry, told KPBS that on numerous occasions, Filner "put in me what I guess now is the famous headlock."
"I felt fearful, even as well as I knew him, because it was an invasion into my space," Roscoe told the station. "And he would come in and try to kiss me on the lips and I'd have to squirm to get away. And just as recently as a few months ago this happened. I turned and he just slobbered down my chin.
"And I was so violated and so offended. It's just such a terrible invasion."
Veronica "Ronne" Froman, a retired Navy rear admiral and San Diego's former chief operating officer, told KPBS said that she and Filner, then a congressman, met a few years ago at his office after everyone had left.
"He stopped me and he got very close to me. And he ran his finger up my cheek like this and he whispered to me, 'Do you have a man in your life?' " Froman said. "I jumped back. I was very, very startled. And I said, 'Yes, I have a man in my life.'
"And he said, 'who?' And I said, 'Linden Blue.' He says, 'Oh, of the Blues Brothers?' And he says, 'Maybe we can get together sometime and have lunch and he can support me for mayor.'
"I was really rattled. I got in the car with the two guys I was working with and I told them never to leave me alone in a room with Bob Filner again."
Joyce Gattas, a dean at San Diego State University, told KPBS that she had several "interactions" with Filner "where he's held me too tight, a kiss on the cheek which is inappropriate, hands on the knee that last too long."
The eighth woman to accuse the mayor was Lisa Curtin, who is director of government and military education at San Diego City College, according to KPBS. She said that he grabbed her hand, fingered her wedding ring and asked if it was real. She also said he tried to kiss her; she moved her head and she felt his tongue on her cheek.


text:
There's a fair amount of news swirling around both Barcelona and Phenom this week, particularly concerning the former's performance and the latter's alleged delay. According to SPEC figures published at The Inquirer and apparently drawn from an AMD marketing presentation, Barcelona packs a serious punch: the 2.6GHz Barcelona outperforms a Clovertown 2.66GHz by 21% in integer and a whopping 50% in floating-point. Barcelona doesn't pull any punches when compared to its predecessors, either. Compare the Opteron 8222 and the 8356, and Barcelona's average performance lead is 60%, despite the Opteron 8222's 700MHz clockspeed advantage. Toss in the fact that Barcelona 2356's TDP is 95W compared to 120W for the Opteron 2222, and AMD appears to have a winner on its hands, if the company can launch the core on time.
As for Phenom, Digitimes is reporting that AMD plans to push the product's launch date into the first quarter of 2008 in order to improve yields, tweak frequencies, and improve overall performance versus Intel's Penryn. Motherboard manufacturers have reportedly already begun to reduce shipments of socket AM2+ motherboards and ramp up Intel production, but AMD itself maintains that Phenom remains on target for the second half of 2007 and that it has not communicated any plans to the contrary to anyone. If the consistent rumors of a Barcelona delay are true, it makes sense for AMD to push Phenom back while prioritizing Barcelona into the markets where it'll do the most good.
In other Phenom news, AMD is reportedly planning to release a low-power version of the core with a current launch frame in the first quarter of 2008. These chips (referred to as the GE-series) will have a maximum TDP of 45W, compared to the 65W/89W Phenom is expected to launch with. The article that discusses this new, lower-power core makes no mention of the potential Phenom delay, but if AMD can wring a significant TDP reduction out of a relatively short delay, it might well be worth doing, particularly if the result is a core that's better primed to compete with Penryn.
Update: The Inquirer got the clockspeed numbers wrong for the Barcelona part, putting it at 2.3GHz. I've corrected it above to 2.6GHz on the basis of copies of the slides from the presentation that have been posted by X-bit Labs.


text:
6:30 am
Clifford The Big Red Dog "Tough Enough/Stars In Your Eyes" Tough Enough? - Thinking that it'll make him more appealing to Sheriff Lewis, T-Bone decides to "toughen up." T-Bone eventually learns that it's much nicer to be nice than to be tough-and everyone loves him just the way he is. Stars In Your Eyes - Charley gets a new telescope and offers to bring it to Emily Elizabeth's "space" theme party. D
7:00 am
Arthur "Feeling Flush/Family Fortune" Feeling Flush: When Elwood City experiences a drought, Francine bets Arthur that her family can use less water than his. But Francine is shocked to learn that, despite her conservation efforts, her water meter levels are twice as high as Arthur's! What's going on at the Frensky household? Will Francine find out who's behind the flushing frenzy? Family Fortune: The TV show, Treasure Caravan, is coming to Elwood City! Arthur and D.W. are convinced that in Grandma Thora's attic they'll find treasures that will make them famous on TV - and rich beyond their wildest dreams. D
7:30 am
Martha Speaks "Myth Me?/Td's Myth Take" Myth Me? - On a rainy, boring day, the gang does what everybody does on a rainy day: act out Greek myths! And, as always, they are really better with dogs! Vocabulary: (E) myth, legend, moral, reflection, fate (I) point, ending, setting, over, greek. TD's Myth Take - TD isn't satisfied with any Greek myth, so he decides to write his own version. With the help of Martha and Truman, he puts on a performance that exceeds everyone's expectations. D
8:00 am
Curious George "Auctioneer George/Sock Monkey Opera" Auctioneer George - George has one dollar to buy anything he wants at the Annual Corn Roast and Attic Auction, and he sets his sights on a pair of red elephant mittens. When the Man with the Yellow Hat leaves George alone, he bids.and bids. D
8:30 am
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Meet The Beetles/Tongue Tied" Meet the Beetles - Nick and Sally must protect their cookie jar from cookie snatchers! But how? Well by meeting three of the Cat's beetle friends, that's how! Stan the Giant Stag beetle shows them how to look scary, while Cliff the Click beetle teaches them to make a noise them jump! And Bobbi the Bombardier beetle has a stinky surprise for those that try to sneak up on her. Now Nick and Sally can keep their cookies safe! Tongue Tied - Mmm, there's nothing better than a blueberry popsicle, even though it makes your tongue blue! Speaking of tongues, the Cat has some friends with marvelous tongues! The kids meet Treetop Tom and see how his tough tongue can pick food off of thorny branches. Then Snifty the boa snake shows them how she uses her tongue to smell. D
9:00 am
Super Why! "The Adventures of Math-A-Million" It's math class at school, and Pig is having a big problem.a math problem! To find a solution, the super readers accompany a math superhero as he confronts a series of arithmetic emergencies. Will the super readers figure out a way to make Math Boy's problems as easy as 1, 2, 3? Educational Objectives: To learn some basic math skills. D
9:30 am
Dinosaur Train "The Egg Stealer?/To The Grandparents' Nest We Go!" Buddy and Don stumble upon a mystery when they find unhatched eggs on their beach, The mystery grows when some of the eggs are stolen. Don and Buddy become detectives and suspect that maybe Tiny, Shiny, or other friends may be stealing the eggs. They're not. D
10:00 am
Sesame Street "Lifting Snuffy" Zoe choreographed a special dance, "The Dance of the Six Swans," that she would like her friends to perform. She asks everyone to pair up for the 'lift' part of the dance, but they're missing one person, so they ask Alan to join the dancers. He is partnered with Snuffy who says it's been a dream of his to be lifted into the air like a swan. D
11:00 am
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel's Birthday/Daniel's Picnic" Daniel's Birthday - It's Daniel's Birthday! Daniel is very excited to go to Baker Aker's Bakery with his mom to pick out a cake for his party. When they arrive home after a bumpy ride on Trolley, Daniel is disappointed to find that his cake is smushed. It turns out. D
11:30 am
Sid The Science Kid "Slide to the Side!" Sid is trying out his new dance called "The Sid Slide To The Side!" On his room's hardwood floor, he boogies to the left, jumps to the right and then tries to slide to the side. But in his new sneakers, he can't slide.he just squeaks to a stop! Sid and his friends investigate how different materials and surfaces can create friction, causing something to slow down. D
12:00 pm
WordWorld "Get Set for "ET"/Duck Plays The Piano" Get Set For "ET" - While sky-writing in his jet, Duck accidentally makes a cloud DRAGON! Thinking it's a real dragon, Duck and the bugs set out to "catch" the dragon and "save" WordWorld. But how do you catch something made from clouds? Duck Plays the Piano - When Bug, Bee and Fly keep interrupting Duck's piano lesson, Duck learns that some things are worth waiting for. He also learns that when a word has lots of sounds in it, you can build it sound by sound. D
12:30 pm
Caillou "Caillou Helps Out" Caillou Can Compost: Caillou wants to be an amazing magician - and has Grandma got a trick for him! She shows Caillou her composter, and soon, Caillou is determined to make "gardening gold" appear all on his own. Mommy and Daddy are very impressed when Caillou the magician eventually turns their household scraps into compost! Educational Objective: The magic of compost; seeing a task through to the end. Caillou's Tree: When Daddy must cut down an old decaying tree, Caillou is upset. D
1:00 pm
Barney & Friends "Lights, Camera, Action, A Movie Adventure" Grace's food drive isn't going too well. Melanie decides to help her friend out by putting on a movie premier for a canned food admission price. When Baby Bop, BJ, and Riff try to help Melanie, they come up with different ideas that lead up to a cacophony of topsy-turvy events. D
1:30 pm
Thomas & Friends "Just Being You" Express Coming Through - At Knapford Station, Dowager Hatt is having a welcome to Sodor party. Sir Topham Hatt asks Thomas to take the visitors on a tour of Sodor. Thomas asks the visitors to ride on the Express but it's too heavy for Thomas. D
2:00 pm
Curious George "Auctioneer George/Sock Monkey Opera" Auctioneer George - George has one dollar to buy anything he wants at the Annual Corn Roast and Attic Auction, and he sets his sights on a pair of red elephant mittens. When the Man with the Yellow Hat leaves George alone, he bids.and bids. D
2:30 pm
Martha Speaks "Myth Me?/Td's Myth Take" Myth Me? - On a rainy, boring day, the gang does what everybody does on a rainy day: act out Greek myths! And, as always, they are really better with dogs! Vocabulary: (E) myth, legend, moral, reflection, fate (I) point, ending, setting, over, greek. TD's Myth Take - TD isn't satisfied with any Greek myth, so he decides to write his own version. With the help of Martha and Truman, he puts on a performance that exceeds everyone's expectations. D
3:00 pm
The Electric Company "Fromage Here to Eternity" Lisa is chosen to write a story on Skeleckian cheese-making for the school paper, but Annie is determined to scoop her. D
3:30 pm
WordGirl "The Invisi-Bill Hand/Birthday Town" The Invisi-bill Hand - When Invisi-Bill and Big Left Hand Guy team up, Invisi-Bill quickly becomes jealous when he doesn't get any publicity for being the true villain that he is. WordGirl uses his need for fame to trick him into revealing himself. Birthday Town - At "Mr. D
4:00 pm
Wild Kratts "Honey Seekers" While on an adventure to discover the toughest animal in Africa, Martin and Chris uncover the amazing relationship between the Honey guide bird and Honey badger. A relationship that the Wild Kratt team uses to foil the evil plans of Chef Gourmand. Science Concepts: Symbiotic relationships. D
4:30 pm
Cyberchase "Step By Step" In the company of the ghostly pirate Ivanka, the elusive Doctor Marbles is back, and this time he's discovered a powerful cybermineral he can use to help Motherboard. Located deep inside a volcano on the cybersite Corsario, this "Magmalux" is strong enough to override the virus Hacker inflicted on the beloved Cyberspace ruler. Unfortunately, Hacker is on to Marbles and traps him on Skull Island so he can retrieve the Magmalux for his own evil purpose. D
5:00 pm
Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "How Much Frosting Can You Bear?" Grandma Ruffman takes over today's show. Her friends Fig and Tucker's person is getting married, so she calls upon Ruff and the FETCHers to help her with the wedding gifts! She sends Rubye and Jay to meet up with some experts at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center to engineer a bear-proof picnic basket for the couple. Meanwhile Shreya, Emmie, Marc, and Marco bake the bride and groom's actual wedding cake!. D
5:30 pm
Nightly Business Report Tonight on Nightly Business Report, from Cairo to Brazil to China and Europe. What does all this instability mean for your money? And, why are buyers snapping up new cars and trucks at a pace not seen since before the recession?. D
5:56 pm
NewsHour Promo NULL
6:00 pm
PBS NewsHour NULL
7:00 pm
Secrets of Henry VIII's Palace Hampton Court Palace reveals the story of two palaces: a Tudor structure, developed by Cardinal Wolsey and later Henry VIII, alongside a baroque palace built by William III and Mary II. Although Henry VIII had more than 60 houses by the second half of his reign, none were more important than this one. All six of his wives came to the palace where the king built, in succession, new quarters for each one. He also provided tennis courts, bowling alleys and pleasure gardens.G
8:00 pm
The Statue of Liberty This film by Ken Burns explores the creation and history of the statue in New York Harbor. David McCullough narrates as the film traces the development of the monument from conception through construction to dedication. Interviews explore the meaning of the statue to the nation.G
9:00 pm
Mount Rushmore: American Experience Sculptor and native Idahoan Gutzon Borglum propels the largest sculptural project in history on a cliff face in South Dakota. He directs dozens of ordinary Americans throughout the Great Depression in the creation of what some call a monstrosity and others a masterpiece. Michael Murphy narrates. Using newsreels, home movies, and interviews with family members and Rushmore workers, the film probes this uniquely American monument and its artist.G
10:00 pm
Frontline "Wikisecrets" It's the biggest intelligence breach in U.S. history --the leaking of more than half-a-million classified documents on the Wikileaks website in the Spring of 2010. Behind it all, stand two very different men: Julian Assange, the Internet activist and hacker who published the documents, and an Army intelligence analyst named Bradley E. Manning, who's currently charged with handing them over.G
11:00 pm
Charlie Rose NULL


text:
Houston's Boswell suspended one additional game
New York, NY – The MLS Disciplinary Committee handed Houston Dynamo defender Bobby Boswell an additional one-game suspension and fined him an undisclosed amount for violent conduct against New England Revolution forward Dimitry Imbongo.
The incident took place in the 39th minute of the match on Saturday when Boswell received a red card for a head butt on Imbongo, who was also sent off during the altercation.
Boswell was already going to miss this Sunday's match at Sporting Kansas City after being sent off. But the Disciplinary Committee saw fit to add another game to the suspension because of what it claimed was an egregious act on the part of Boswell, who now misses the June 1 match at Columbus as well.


text:
Move the guide to refine
2 hotels found in Msaïdira
Result 1-2
Mirhleft, Route De Sidi Ifni, Km 4
6.8 km
Mirhleft, Plage Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah
7.8 km
After entering a search request the hotel room prices and availability are being downloaded real-time from approximately 30 hotel- and booking websites. If it is unexpectedly not possible to request the hotel room prices and availability from one or a few providers, or if one provider does not transmit the information to LookingforBooking after entering a search request, only the prices and availability from available providers are being displayed. If you want to see the full picture of all hotels at LookingforBooking, you should search without a date. Then you will be able to compare all hotels on their location and facilities.


text:
- Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd.
- To be the Leader of microwave drying and edible oil refining equipments Manufacturer
Home>Products>Nut&Seed Processing Machinery>Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine
Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine
- Shandong, China (Mainland)
- 1 Set/Sets
- US $1,489.3 - 2,490.2/ Set
- paypal,UnionPay, Visa/MasterCard, Amex, Discover,T/T
- 2000 Set/Sets per Month
Product Details
|Place of Origin:
|Shandong, China (Mainland)
|Brand Name:
|Model Number:
|Grain Processing Equipment
|After-sales Service Provided:
|Engineers available to service machinery overseas
|Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine
|Stainless Steel 304/316L
|Slice output:
|Slicing thickness:
|Blade Rotate speed:
|Air pressure:
|380V 50Hz, 3Phase( could be changed)
Product Description
Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine from shandong microwave machinery co.,ltd.
Introduction of Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine
Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine is mainly used to roast peanut, sesame, soybean, melon seeds, Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd. Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine can also be used to dry them
before putting into oil extractor machine for increasing oil extract rate.
Features of Nut&Seed Processing Machinery
1. Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine has electricity heating type and gas heating type.
2. Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine adopts unique horizontal roller structure, uniform heating, good sealing, efficient roasting.
3. Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine has much more convenient maintenance and repair, and the back cover can be
4. Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine is equipped with energy saving stove, adjustable fire size.
5. Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine has temperature controller, the temperature can be adjusted according to requirements.
Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer MachineProduct Description
Slicing Machine is mainly used to slice different kinds of nut into thin pieces, such like almond, peanut, cashew, pistachio, etc. Itâs a popular equipment in the food processing industry such as candy, pastry, peanut brittle production, etc.
Machine equipped with air-operated feeder. After putting almond into the hopper, raw material will be pressed into the cutting plate. Thickness of finished slice is free to be adjusted.
Technical Parameter:
Slice output
Slicing thickness
Blade Rotate speed
Air pressure
380V 50Hz, 3Phase( could be changed)
Packing Dimension:
Features :
1.Wide applicability for various kinds of nut. One machine, multiple performance.
2.Slicing thickness is easy to adjust, from 0.05-1.2mm. Special customization is welcomed.
3.High quality food standard stainless steel material, approved by EU certification;
4.Superior cutting blade with a long working life. If no accident occur, the blade could work well in 5-6 years.
5.Full-automatic operation, low noise and low waste of raw material.
Packaging & Shipping
We'll make wooden case packing strictly observed exporting standard to enable security of transportation.
-Shipment by Air, Train,Sea, Express is all acceptable. If you have own forwarder agent, we'll contact with them to arrange shipment;
-In addition, we have establish a good cooperation with many reliable and powerful international logistical agent. If you are upset for a transportation, we are pleased to offer help.
Our Services
1.Inquiry and consulting support.
After-sale service:
1.Advisory serevices:users encounter any problems in their use process,can call the company for technical support.
2.Warranty period of the products,if quality problems,the company responsible for warranty service.
Dezhou LD Machinery Co.,Ltd
We are a company specialized in food and packing machinery, such like nut processing machine, frying machine, butter making machine, etc.
Located in Henan Province, China, we have more than 6 years' experience of international trade and gradually becoming into a professional supplier in this field. We have established cooperation with clients from more than 72 areas in the world.
Our main market:
America: America,Canada,Mexico,Guatemala,Peru, Brazil, Chile,Bolivia,Paraguay.ect,.
Africa: Zimbabwe,Zambia,Angola,Mozambique, Botswana, Kenya,Tanania,Senegal.ect,.
Asia: Philippines,Thailand,Indonesia,India,Turkey, Uzbekistan,Yemen.ect,.
Oceania: Australia,French Polynesia
Europe: Norway,Moldova,Bulgaria,Serbia,Portugal
Q1: What is warrant period for the Machine?
A1: Usually the guarantee period is 1 year, and we will keep contact with our
customers for after-sales service. We're aim to produce better machines and let our customers be satisfied.
Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine
Q2: How can i get quotation?
A2: Just send email with requirement of product and youâll get prompt response from us.
Q3: If we have problems when using the Machine, what should we do?
A3: If you have any problem, just contact us, we will help you to solve it, and if necessary, we will arrange our engineers to help you in your country.
Q4: What about the shipping methods?
A4: For urgent order and light weight, you can choose express: FedEx, TNT, DHL or EMS; for heavy weight, you can choose by air or by sea to save cost.
Q5: Whatâs your delivery time?
A5: It need about 7-15 days after the payment confirmed. It also depend son the machine itself.
Q6: Which kind of payment method you can accept?
A6: T/T.Western Union,L/C.
Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd.is a Nut&Seed Processing Machinery factory specializing in the production of Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine, scientific research,manufacturing,installation, commissioning.Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd.can provide Nut&Seed Processing Machinerycustomers with design and services of 1-2000 tons Slicing Equipment Pistachio Nut Cutting Cashew Nuts Slicer Machine. Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd. have finished hundreds of successful projects Nut&Seed Processing Machineryover the years: peanut oil, soybean oil, rapeseed oil, cottonseed oil, sunflower oil, sesame oil, animal oil,grape seed oil, acer truncatum oil, peony seed oil, walnut oil, hemp seed oil, pine oil, tea seed oil, papaya oil, milk thistle seed, and other special type Nut&Seed Processing Machineryoil. Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd. have independent import and export department. Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd. Nut&Seed Processing Machineryequipment has been successfully exported to more than ten countries: Russia, Australia, India, Afghanistan, Cameroon,and so on.
contact us:
Carrie-Sales manager
Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd.
Web: www.epier.com
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Moblie:0086-15020017267(also WhatsApp)
Contact Us
- Shandong Microwave Machinery Co.,Ltd.
- AddressNo. 225, Huangqiao Village, Beiyuan, Tianqiao District, Jinan, Shandong, China
- Phone(Working Time)+86 0531 85064681
- Fax+ 86 0531 85064682
Related News
|Effects of different drying treatments on total phenol content and antioxidant activity of Portulaca oleracea
|Study on Dielectric Properties of Blackberry Based on Microwave Drying
Product Categories
- Paper Products Microwave Drying Equipment
- Closed Circuit Cooling Towers
- Commercial Microwave coffee roaster
- Microwave Herb Drying Sterilization Equipment
- Microwave Seafood dryer sterilizer
- Buckwheat Dehulling Machine
- Barley Dehuller and separating equipment
- peanut shelling machine
- Microwave Hot air dryer & Roaster
- industrial sized microwave
- Oats dehulling and separating equipment
- Petroleum Refinery
- Nut&Seed Processing Machinery
- dehulled hempseeds kernels
- Palm Fruit Processing Line
- Tea Microwave Dryer Sterilizer
- Breading Machine
- Microwave wood products drying equipment
- Microwave thawing machine
- food microwave progress equipment
- 1-20TPD Small Scale Oil Refining Line
- Tartary buckwheat dehulling and separating equipment
- shellers Seeds Dehulling and Separating Equipment
- Teaseeds oil machinery
- Peeling Machine
- Microwave Extracting Equipment
- Agricultural and Sideline products microwave dryer
- destoner machine Cleaning Machine
- Ready Meal Heating Equipment
- Microwave Sterilization Equipment
- Agricultural Instrument
- Meatball Making Machine
- Food Forming Machine
- peanut peeling machine
- Rice bran oil machinery
- peanut crusher machine
- oil press and complete oil equipment
- Foxnut dehulling and separating equipment
- Microwave Heating Equipment
- organic hemp protein
- seed dehulling machine
- Microwave Equipment Spare Parts
- Pine Nuts dehulling and separating equipment
- Essential oil distillation machinery
- Hempseeds dehulling and separating equipment
- Mung beans decorticating and separating equipment
- Microwave Vacuum Drying Equipment
- pumpkin seed oil extraction machine
- Russia sunflower oil refining machine
- Cotton seeds oil machinery
- Perilla seed Dehuller and separating equipment
- Microwave food products drying equipment
- peanut sorting machine
- home coffee roasting equipment
- peanut cleaning machine
- crude palm kernel oil press production line
- Pretreatment Processing Line
- Silybum marianum dehulling and separating equipment
- seeds nuts shellers
- Edible oil refining machine
- Castor bean dehulling and separating equipment
- watermelon seeds dehulling and separating equipment
- hulled hemp seed
- Rubber seeds dehulling and separating equipment
- Microwave freeze drying equipment
- Drying microwave Oven
- Microwave Roasting Equipment
- Corn germ oil machinery
- peanut coating machine
- Oil and Beverage Machinery
- Microwave Spices Dryer Sterilizer
- peanut butter filling machine
- sheller and huller machine
- Agriculture Machine & Equipment
- Microwave Medical Products Sterilization Equipment
- Nut Roasting Machine
- Auxiliary Machine For Oil Press
- Microwave Vacuum Drying Equipment
- Tunnel Microwave Dehydration Drying Machine
- Peanut Butter Production Line
- Microwave Drying And Sterilizing Equipment
- Walnut shelling equipment
- Rapeseeds oil machinery
- Oil Hydraulic Press Equipment
- peanut frying machine
- peanut half separating machine
- peanut cutting machine
- Sunflower seeds oil machinery
- Rapeseeds dehulling and separating equipment
- solvent extraction operating line
- Oil Refinery Equipment
- Oil Press Machine
- Apricot kernel shelling machine
- Pumpkin seeds dehulling and separating equipment
- Industrial microwave oven
- peanut butter machine
- Sesame oil machinery
- Oil Press Machinery
- Seed Hydraulic Press Machine
- Oilseeds Refinery Plant
- Chemical Microwave Drying Equipment
- Feed Microwave dryer Machine
- Small oil machine
- peanut peeling machine
- Tunnel-type Microwave Drying and Sterilization Equipment
- Full-automatic and Continuously Microwave Defrosting and Heating Machinery
- Microwave Pyrolysis and Assisted Extraction System
- Ligne de processus de riz artificiel / Nutrition
- Chaîne de production d'aliments pour animaux de compagnie / aliments pour poissons
- sachet de thé d'emballage machine
- ligne de transformation des aliments aquatiques machine
- machine d'extrudeuse de bouffée de maïs
- Machine à sécher les insectes et les insectes
- Chieh s / contraction Nik Nak Process Line
- Machine à amidon modifiée / prégélatinisée / précuite
- Machine d'extrudeuse de macaronis de pâtes
- e dégivrage automatique
- Machine fragile de cacahuète
- Machine à farter
- ligne de transformation des aliments pour poissons flottants machine
- machine de granule d'alimentation de poissons
- machine à bonbons
- Ligne de production de pellets / fryums 2D / 3D
- Machine de battage de peau de cacahuète
- Machine à battre
- Chaîne de production alimentaire de casse-croûte 2D
- instruments de musique séchage
- Équipement de dessiccateur de micro-onde de papier
- Чай Микроволновая Сушилка Стерилизатор
- Оборудование для сушки бумаги
- Микроволновое оборудование для сушки и стерилизации трав
- Гречневая машина
- Машина для шелушения арахиса
- Сельскохозяйственные и побочные продукты микроволновая печь
- Микроволновая печь с сушкой для морепродуктов
- Сушильная микроволновая печь
- Микроволновая машина для размораживания
- Изделия из дерева Микроволновое оборудование
- Микроволновая вакуумная сублимационная сушилка для насекомых
- Микроволновая печь промышленного размера
- Микроволновое стерилизационное оборудование
- Готовое питание, отопительное оборудование
- Микроволновое вакуумное сушильное оборудование
- Микроволновая печь для сушки и стерилизации специй
- Микроволновое оборудование для сушки и стерилизации туннельного типа
- Химическое микроволновое сушильное оборудование
New Products
- Hot Sale Sunflower Watermelon Seed Shelling Hulling Machine
- Watermelon Seed Shell Remove machine|Pumpkin Seeds Peeling Machine
- Commercial Pumpkin Seed Dehulling Hemp Seed Hulling Machine
- High Efficiency Pumpkin Seeds Peeling Machine Pumpkin Seed Dehuller
- Commercial Automatic Hemp Seed Shelling Machine | Hemp Seed Dehuller


text:
book titles
mailing list
about us
This invaluable and readable handbook is an amalgam of all the experience and advice that actor, director and Senior Assessor in Speech and Drama, Frank Barrie has gained through working with many world-class actors and directors. Frank has selected eleven audition speeches from Shakespeare's plays. He looks at the background to each speech and examines the character, the meaning of the lines and suggestions as to their delivery, explains the meaning of archaic words and adds points of interest and advice. He also covers practical aspects including exercises, choosing speeches, how to behave and what to wear at auditions, and common faults.
This handbook is primarily designed to support students and teachers by providing accessible and practical advice for anyone working towards any examination in Drama, Speech, Communication or the Performing Arts.
If you love acting. . . . . . . then this is the book for you.
'After reading this book one wonders why, like all great works, it has not been done before....'?????????????
????????????????????????????????????????????Society of Teachers of Speech and Drama
book titles |
gifts |
join mailing list |
about us


text:
So many things I'd like to do, and regardless of a new year, a new month, week, day...I always have this feeling like I can always do it and try and start again. But yet somehow, sometimes, I get stuck in my old ways and habits. Not a bad thing by any means to continue on (if it ain't broke, don't fix it, right?) but while reflecting on the past year I have had this feeling that maybe I could have shaken things up a bit, done some more exciting things, branched out and stretched my wings.
Today on a walk Hank and I talked a lot about the next 12 months. He is a goal-oriented person and it always inspires me to hear about other peoples' goals, especially when it's my people. We talked and thought and walked and talked, and at the end of the whole thing I really came to the conclusion that this next year I want to focus on joy in my everyday. Isn't that simple? I want to adventure more and see more, try new things and break out of my regular old ways of doing things. Nothing crazy. Nothing too out there. But we made a deal to go on one adventure a month. 12 days of new things with our little family, 12 days of shaking off the dust of our get up, get going, do basically the same thing most days, to do something totally different. So that's what we shall do. 12 months, 12 days of adventures.
And then of course there's other things I need to focus on. Meal-planning and the like. Making better use of me-time. Reading just a little bit more. Blog stuff too, of course. Here I'll be working on my photography and capturing our days, on getting my thoughts down and sharing them, rather than just keeping them in my paper journal. So much belongs there, but I think I can share more here too. I want to tell more of our story, our little life and the things we do.
I'm excited about so much, and I think regardless of the year moving ahead I'd feel this way. 2013 just has a nice ring to it, don't you think?


text:
Justin Bieber's Manager Scooter Braun Furious Over Grammy Snub
Justin Bieber's manager is furious he hasn't been nominated for any Grammy Awards.
The Canadian singer's third album Believe has been a huge hit since its release in June - selling over a million copies and spawning the number two single Boyfriend in the US - and his manager Scooter Braun is upset he hasn't been put forward for any Grammy Awards.
In a series of tweets, he wrote: "I just plain DISAGREE. The kid (Bieber) deserved it. Grammy board u blew it on this one. The hardest thing to do is transition, keep the train moving."
"The kid delivered. Huge successful album, sold out tour, and won people over ... this time he deserved to be recognized and I don't really have any kind nice positive things to say about a decision I don't agree with.
"So to all those nominated ... you do deserve it. You worked hard and u earned it. (I) just feel like so did JB."
Scooter, 31, did praise Carly Rae Jepsen - another of the artists he manages - after she scored two nominations, Song of the Year for her huge single Call Me Maybe and for Best Pop Solo Performance.
He posted on Twitter: "Congrats to Carly Rae Jepsen. Thought u deserved a Best New Artist nom, but proud Call Me Maybe got u 2 noms. So proud of u"
Carly, 26, was excited about her nods, tweeting: "Over the moon excited. Two @theGrammys nominations!!! Extremely thankful."


text:
20 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 22, 1988 '88 Winter officially arrived this week. A light dusting of snow on Saturday night coupled with frigid temperatures made
streets slippery for a brief period but warmer temperatures later in the week made it difficult to believe that Christmas is just around the corner.
Fulton County Services for Children Agency announced Monday that more than $4,000 in donations has been collected for their Christmas project this year.
An 18-year-old McConnellsburg man faces multiple charges after his car struck and killed a McConnellsburg area man along South Second Street in McConnellsburg last Friday, December 16. Police said the accident occurred Friday in front of 332 S. Second Street. Clarence E. "Eddie" Rohm, 26, McConnellsburg, had just hooked a 1984 Plymouth Horizon owned by Margaret Thorstenson of McConnellsburg to his tow truck along the street. He got out of the truck's cab to check the tow chain and was standing at the rear of the tow truck, just to the left of the towed car when he was struck by a Plymouth Duster being driven north by Rodney Hendershot, Mc- Connellsburg.
The Flower Basket and Gift Shop, McConnellsburg, sustained over $40,000 in damage in an accidental fire last Monday night, December 19.
Missy Garland and Kevin Fowler were crowned the Yule Queen and King at the McConnellsburg High School Snowball on Saturday night.
Mrs. Thad Shimer's house was sold on Saturday at public sale to Ed Keiper for $46,500. Ed sold the house later to Paul Gordon.
J&J Bar is now open under the management of the new owner, Bob Earley.
Specials at the IGA: turkeys, 77 cents lb.; chocolate chips, 99 cents, 12-oz., pkg.; navel oranges, 10 for $1; yams, 39 cents lb.; pineapples, 99 cents each.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angle of Mercersburg on December 15; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Price of Everett on December 8; a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Maiolo of McConnellsburg on December 8.
Deaths: Clarence Rohm, McConnellsburg; Viola Huffman, McConnellsburg; Katherine Schneider, Mc- Connellsburg; William Pittman Jr., Willow Hill; John Miller, Springfield, Mo.; Arvada Sigel, Warfordsburg; Ida Wills, Hancock; Howard Finniff, Mercersburg.
30 Years Ago
From The files Of December 14, 1978 '78 No identification has yet been made of the woman who was found murdered in the woods on Tuscarora Mountain on
Thanksgiving Day, and police continue to request any information which may lead to her identification.
Several local civic groups got together Tuesday night to put up the lights in downtown McConnellsburg. It just didn't seem like Christmas in the borough without them.
The Fulton County Democratic Committee spent twice as much on the November 7 election and paid its poll workers double what their Republican counterparts got, although the investment didn't pay off. The campaign expense report filed shows the committee spent a total of $5,284.63. Almost half of that, $2,040 went to 34 party poll workers, who were paid $60 each. The Republican Committee report shows the party spent $2,338 on the campaign. Payments to poll workers was the largest single expense, but the Republicans paid only $30 a piece to their 32 workers.
A trailer home on the J. Robert Shimer mobile home lot on North Fourth Street was destroyed Sunday by a fire which was thought to have been caused by a cigarette.
The United Methodist Church in Dudley was the setting for a fall wedding ceremony on October 7 uniting in marriage Wanda S. Adolphson of Dudley and Brian D. Sweger of Waterfall. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adolphson of Dudley and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sweger of Waterfall.
Specials at the IGA: catsup, 3 for 89 cents; Bounty towels, 58 cents, jumbo roll; oranges, 12 for 99 cents; Tbone steaks, $1.99 lb.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kidwell of Great Cacapon, W.Va., on December 4; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Prioetti of McConnellsburg on December 6.
Marriage licenses: Michael Lee Fisher, Mercersburg, and Deborah Jean Seville, Mercersburg; George W. Shotts Jr., Waterfall, and Tammy Yavonn Swope, Mc- Connellsburg; Charles R. Ray, McConnellsburg, and Mildred Darlene Danfelt Crouse, McConnellsburg.
Deaths: Jere Cook, Fort Littleton; Margaret Knepper, Mount Union; Mrs. Freda Pittman, Greencastle.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 26, 1968 '68 At the December meeting of the Mc- Connellsburg Volunteer Fire Co., Fred Sheeder of McConnellsburg was elected
to serve as president during the coming year. Others elected were: Richard Crouse, vice president; George Crouse, secretary; Robert A. Hill, assistant secretary; Don McQuade, treasurer; B. Hiley Shimer, financial secretary; Rev. David R. Hoover, chaplain; Charles Glenn, assistant chaplain; and Ken Gordon, Carl Bain and Charles Glenn, directors.
Harper Cline of Fort Littleton was the winner of the Jaycees' Big Buck Bonanza with his entry of a 9-point buck, which had a spread of 19 inches and tallied 117 3/4 points as measured under a system similar to the Boone and Crockett method by game warden Carl Jarrett, judge of the contest, who measured seven prize specimens which had been entered in the contest. Mr. Cline was presented a .660 Remington rifle for his prizewinning trophy. The big buck was shot the last day of the season in the Gobblers' Knob area in Dublin Township.
Cheryl Ann Crouse of Big Cove Tannery was named to the dean's list at Shippensburg State College for the fall term.
Specials at the local IGA: pork chops, 59 cents lb.; sauerkraut, 2 one-pound, 11-oz. cans, 39 cents; instant coffee, 10-oz. jar, 99 cents; Jane Parker white bread, 5 onepound loaves, 41.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beatty of Buck Valley celebrated their golden anniversary on Sunday, December 15, with an open house held at their home.
Men in Service: William Kies, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Kies has been promoted to SP-4. He has been serving in the armed forces in Vietnam since May 30.
Now playing at the Hancock Drive-in: Robert Mitchum in "Anzio" plus "The Big Gundown" with Lee Van Cleet.
Deaths: Mrs. Katharine Cooper Sloan, McConnellsburg; Mrs. Nellie M. Bitner, Hagerstown; Mrs. Virginia Nave, Breezewood; James R. Reel Jr., Hancock; Earl E. McFarland, Harrisonville; Blaine L.W. Mellott, Needmore.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 25, 1958 '58 Rev. David R. Hoover of McConnellsburg received a singular honor last week when he was named chaplain of the House of
Representatives in Harrisburg - the first pastor from Fulton County to receive this appointment.
Deaths: Mrs. Albert Schmelger of Grove City, Pa.
Dr. R.C. McLlucas has been elected president of the Fulton County Dairy Herd Improvement Association for 1959, with Dennis Shaffer as vice president and Harry Kint as secretary-treasurer.
A 10-year-old Warfordsburg boy, Harold Herman Truax Jr., was killed on Sunday when he darted into the path of a car driven by a Hagerstown man.
Sheriff H.W. Yaukey and State Trooper Wm. E. Eiker returned a fugitive from the local jail to Fulton County last week from Salem, Ore., more than a year after he had walked away from a local work detail. Henry G. Wrolson, 23, was being held in the county jail on a false pretense charge when he escaped.
Allen Henry of Clear Ridge, baseball player who signed a contract last fall with the Chicago Cubs, has been assigned to the Burlingtown, Iowa, club. Henry was signed by the Cubs after his pitching impressed the Nellie Fox All Stars when they played a game here recently.
Kenneth E. Reeder has been appointed county auditor to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Willard Shore.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mellott of Needmore on December 16; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Oakman of McConnellsburg on December 20; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Souders of Big Cove Tannery on December 20.
Deaths: James Roscoe Reel of Needmore; Nellie (Kuhn) Sipes of Knobsville; Charles Bernard Stinson of Burnt Cabins; Mrs. Margaret E. (Waltz) Adelsberger of Needmore.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 30, 1948 '48 Fulton countians currently in the Chambersburg Hospital include these from McConnellsburg: Jack Kelso, appendicitis
operation on Tuesday; Robert Mann, double hernia and appendicitis operation on Monday and Ruth Richards for treatment of appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Waltz of Needmore announce the birth of a son on December 4.
J. Scott Hunter, who was born and reared at Webster Mills and who is now 87 years of age, recently celebrated his 50th year as a resident of Billings, Mont.
Eighteen baskets of groceries were delivered by local firemen to needy families for Christmas.
Deaths: Mrs. Harry Mumma; Melvin Edward Cutchall, Jr., McConnellsburg; Chester Franklin Bishop of Buck Valley.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 29, 1938 '38 Three Robertsdale youths are lodged in the Fulton County Jail, awaiting sentence on charges of breaking and entering and
larceny, the result of an attempt to rifle the store of E.J. Hoover at New Grenada on December 15. It is charged that they broke into the store through a storeroom and took cigarettes, an electric razor, pocketbooks, gun and miscellaneous items valued at $35. Damage was set at $45. Huntingdon police officers, who took the young men into custody, believe this crime may be linked to a series of other burglaries committed in much the same manner.
A 23-year-old Fulton County man received a sixmonth to one-year jail sentence, with possibility of parole and a stiff reprimand from Judge Sheely on Wednesday when he admitted shooting a "mystery man" on Monday night. The mystery man was an elderly transient who built a fire near the youth's home and prepared to spend the night. The youth saw the fire, investigated, and, without any reason, he said, fired his 12-gauge shotgun in the direction of the fire, hitting the transient. After the shooting, the youth told his parents, who called the police, and the latter ordered the victim removed to Chambersburg Hospital. Conditions of the parole include the youth taking care of the transient's hospital expenses. What is still a "mystery," about the the "mystery man" is that he steadfastly refuses to divulge his name to the police.
Daniel Winter of McConnellsburg, Richard Layton of Warfordsburg and Claude Smith of Hancock are spending two weeks in Florida.
Deaths: James R. Rinedollar of McConnellsburg; John W. Brodbeck of Hublersburg; Roger Franklin Ward of Buck Valley; Howard A. Black of Broad Top.
Mr. and Ms. Merrill W. Nace announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Robinson Nace, to William Carlton Greenleaf, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Greenleaf of Bedford.
Carl William Mellott and Ethel Angeline Swope were married on December 25.
Mrs. Jennie Mellott of Needmore has been admitted to Everett Hospital for medical treatment and observation. Mrs. Harry Fisher and baby of Amaranth have been discharged from the same hospital.
George Heefner of Taylor Township was burned about the face and hands on Tuesday afternoon in an attempt to save possessions from his home which was completely destroyed by fire. Fanned by a strong wind, the flames spread to a bungalow cottage recently constructed for his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rupert, and completely destroyed this building also. Mr. Heefner was treated by Dr. H.C. McClain of Hustontown. Firemen from McConnellsburg were called in the evening and watered down the smoldering ruins when it was feared the wind might carry sparks to the barn. The firemen laid a 50-foot line of hose and watered down the ruins despite the bitter cold of the evening. Very little was saved from either building and it is said there is no insurance.
Robert L. Locke and Luella Rosenberry were married on December 17.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 27, 1928 '28 Russell Rotz, 15-year-old youth of near Chambersburg, is in critical condition at Chambersburg Hospital with a fractured
skull and severe lacerations of the face, the result of a train and wagon collision on Saturday. Rotz was driving a two-horse wagon when it was struck by a train at a grade crossing near Chambersburg. The horses were ground to bits and the wagon was reduced to kindling. The youth is a nephew of Daniel Rotz of Ayr Township and Andrew Rotz of McConnellsburg.
Death: Mrs. Jacob Black of Dublin Mills.
On December 19, Ranger Carlin cut one Norway Spruce from the state forest at Cowans Gap. This tree, planted in 1914, was sent to Harrisburg where it was used as a Christmas tree in the executive mansion.
Born: a son on December 10 to Game Warden and Mrs. Fred Fisher.
C.R. Shore of town has bought the Raker milk route.
One of the worst accidents ever to occur in Mc- Connellsburg happened on Friday morning at the intersection of Lincoln Way and Second Street when a milk truck driven by Michael S. Nesbitt of Burnt Cabins was hit by a Buick driven by a Pittsburgh man. The Buick, traveling at a fast rate of speed, ran through the red light. As the truck spun around after the crash, Mr. Nesbitt and his daughter, Rheuemm Catherine, were both hurled from the vehicle. The girl was thrown onto the pavement, her head striking the cement steps at the Pen Mar Grocery. Mr. Nesbitt landed on the highway and was unconscious when picked up. They were both taken to Chambersburg Hospital where the girl died Friday night without regaining consciousness. The Pittsburgh man was treated for minor injuries and his son, a passenger in the car, was uninjured. The truck and car were both badly damaged and milk cans flew in all directions, covering the street with milky ice. Sheriff Yonker has lodged a charge of manslaughter against the Pittsburgh man.


text:
2002 Ford F-150 - Dash Styling
Do-It-Yourself Dash Dress-Ups
Gone are the days of stick-on fake wood dashes with the appearance of cardboard and cheap varnish. Today's custom truck requires a look of elegance and sophistication, without looking tacky and store bought. Custom and cheap really don't mix. No new truck is driven off the lot without an excessive amount of plastic inside, which provides a cold and uninviting interior. In an effort to keep profits high and expenses low, new truck manufacturers use plastics, rather than other materials, even though many interiors lack visual appeal. When building a custom truck, you can't have a stock dash with boring plastics abounding inside.
Answering our call to a custom interior without breaking the bank, Phoenix Imaging of Tyler, Texas, transformed our stock interior into a work of art. It's really pretty simple, you choose the color or pattern, remove the pieces you want coated, and wait. After a couple of days, sometimes weeks depending on scheduling, you receive your factory-fitting plastics with a look that is totally show-truck custom. Coated in a hydrographic process, almost any hard surface can be transformed by Phoenix Imaging. Finished in a clear coat and polished to a high shine, the interior can easily be updated to match the paint code, seat pattern, or even a custom design. We contacted Phoenix Imaging to help us with one of our project F-150s. The end result is a not too-over-the-top interior, but still yields questions such as, "That looks cool, how did you do that?"
Finishing off the interior, we upgraded our factory gauge cluster with one of the nicest gauge assemblies we ever installed. Manufactured by Simco Limited, these entire assemblies, not just overlays, use OE Ford parts with custom gauges to provide a look that is comparable to the new gauges found on the '08 Ford F-150. Our gauge cluster came in silver with chrome rings and glows indiglo green at night for a really custom look. The instrument cluster was pre-calibrated for a literal plug-'n'-play install. The before and after looks are incomparable, and it was nice to see the Ford faithful finally can have an upgraded cluster like the Chevy guys have been doing with Cadillac clusters for years.
Check out the photos of just how easy it was to make our '02 Ford F-150 look like a custom truck through some simple interior upgrades.
From the Driver Seat
We've installed dozens of dash overlays, but this all-in-one complete cluster from Simco is the best solution to a gauge upgrade for a Ford we've used. Easy to install and really nice looking, the new unit instantly upgrades the dash from the boring all-black factory equipment. Our interior definitely looks first-class now with the addition of the Phoenix Imaging pieces. The pieces are coated and not altered in any other way, they fit just like factory pieces, because they are the factory Ford pieces. We did have to wait longer than expected, but now that everything is back in place, it was worth the wait.
Your Questions Answered
Time spent workng: Approximately 3 hours (Although, we did wait for the parts for about 3 weeks)
Degree of difficulty: Beginner
Tools Needed: Interior trim removal tool, Torx bits, screwdrivers, and pliers
Parts Used:Phoenix Imaging straight grain black brushed aluminum interior coating: Price varies
Simco Limited Silver Series instrument cluster 2026-704 $349.99
Phoenix Imaging(903) 939-3369www.phoenix-image.com
Simco Ltd.(810) 245-0188www.simcoltd.com


text:
Challenging 2013-14 schedule awaits Liberty's DII men
July 9, 2013 | Lynchburg, Va.
Playing on its home ice should provide Liberty University's Division II men's hockey team a significant advantage at the start of the 2013-14 season and in the final stretch before the playoffs.
The Flames will host their first eight games this fall, starting with weekend series against two junior programs — the Atlanta Knights (Sept. 6-7) and Hampton Whalers (Sept. 13-14) — before wrapping up their regular season with 12 consecutive dates at the LaHaye Ice Center.
Altogether, Liberty will host 24 of the 33 games on its schedule, which includes 20 contests against teams that ended last season ranked in the top 15 in the American Collegiate Hockey Association's DII Southeast Region.
"We'll have seven games to prepare for Bowling Green, our first real tough team," Flames head coach Chris Lowes said. "From there, our schedule just takes off and we really get into the meat of it where we don't have any light weekends."
Highlights include Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey Association South Division games against top rival and defending MACHA tournament champion Virginia Tech, in an away-home series Oct. 18 and 19, and home and away contests Nov. 2 and Nov. 8, respectively, against Maryland. The 10th-seeded Terrapins ended fourth-seeded Liberty's season in the semifinal round of the ACHA DII Southeast Regional tournament, a day after eliminating third-seeded University of Maryland Baltimore County.
The Flames also play away and home games against UMBC (Nov. 9, Jan. 25) and MACHA South newcomer Delaware (Nov. 10, Jan. 24).
"In the Mid-Atlantic, all the South teams and the majority of the North are ranked in the top 15 so playing our league schedule prepares us well for what we'll be facing at regionals," Lowes said.
New to the schedule this year are four games against 2012 ACHA DII national champion Florida Gulf Coast University (Oct. 25-26 away; Jan. 17-18 home).
"They're a perennial powerhouse, though they had an off year last year," Lowes said.
Other top-15 teams on the slate include Rider, Rowan, Penn State, and Temple.
"I'm really excited," said Lowes, who anticipates the Flames will be one of the top contenders in both the MACHA South and ACHA Southeast. "We did graduate five players that will be tough to replace, but we're very excited about the incoming freshmen recruits that we have. It looks like we're adding depth and skill at every position — forward, defense, and goaltending."
He anticipates having a young and extremely talented nucleus to build around.
"We're still very young, but we have a lot of experience back," said Lowes, who only projects one senior to be on this year's roster, which will be finalized after the Aug. 18-23 tryouts. "I expect the sophomore class to really step up and play a larger role. We're excited to watch the guys compete for their positions at tryouts and for ice time during the season."
2013-14 DII men's hockey schedule
(Home games in bold)
Sept. 6 Atlanta Knights
Sept. 7 Atlanta Knights
Sept. 13 Hampton Whalers
Sept. 14 Hampton Whalers
Sept. 20 Elon
Sept. 21 Millersville
Sept. 27 Christopher Newport
Sept. 28 Bowling Green
Oct. 4 at Pittsburgh
Oct. 5 at West Virginia
Oct. 11 Temple
Oct. 12 Temple
Oct. 18 at Virginia Tech
Oct. 19 Virginia Tech
Oct. 25 at Florida Gulf Coast
Oct. 26 at Florida Gulf Coast
Nov. 2 Maryland
Nov. 3 St. Joseph's
Nov. 8 at Maryland
Nov. 9 at UMBC
Nov. 10 at Delaware
Nov. 16 Rider
Nov. 22 Division II Showcase (Ohio, Monmouth, N.C. State)
Dec. 6 Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Dec. 7 Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Jan. 10 Penn State
Jan. 11 West Virginia
Jan. 17 Florida Gulf Coast
Jan. 18 Florida Gulf Coast
Jan. 24 Delaware
Jan. 25 UMBC
Jan. 31 Pittsburgh
Feb. 1 Pittsburgh
Feb. 14 Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs
Feb. 22 ACHA Southeast Regional tournament
By Ted Allen/Staff Writer


text:
A website mapping (or trying to) all life on our cosy little planet Earth. Why go to other planets to find life if you need not go father than your backyard? Out now: eol.org.
Also check out this interview with the founder.
Encyclopedia of Life
Related Posts : does not fit anywhere, websites
Categories: does not fit anywhere, websites
2 comments:
I appreciate comments. Feel free to write anything you wish. Selected comments and questions will be published.
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
(click to view)
Product Info | Screenshots | Reviews - From the Press | Customer Reviews | Forums | News | Downloads | Links | Official Site | Videos | Opponents
Posted: 14 MAY 2015
Posted: 21 DEC 2012
We are happy to announce, along with Code Force (www.codeforce.co.nz), the release of the v22.214.171.124 update for the space strategy game Distant Worlds: Return of the Shakturi, the first expansion in the award-winning Distant Worlds series.
Posted: 5 APR 2011
Impressive AI improvements, loads of fixes, and plenty more improvements coming in this update
Matrix Games and Code Force (www.codeforce.co.nz) are thrilled to announce the release of a major new update for Distant Worlds – Return of the Shakturi. The comprehensive 220.127.116.11 update has a notable concentration on AI improvements that cover a wide variety of fields such as how the AI handles fleets, invasions, colonization and research. The update also includes a long list of bug fixes and other changes effecting colony balance, diplomacy, and the Ancient Guardians.
Posted: 12 JAN 2011
The expansion to this award winning space 4X game is updated
Matrix Games and Code Force (www.codeforce.co.nz) are pleased to release the first update for Distant Worlds – Return of the Shakturi, the new expansion for the critically and fan acclaimed space strategy game Distant Worlds. The comprehensive 1.501 update includes a handful of bug fixes, some additional modding support including more editing options in the Game Editor, a few interface improvements like a mass-fighter upgrade button for your entire empire, and some performance optimizations on multi-core machines.
Posted: 16 DEC 2010
The expansion to the award-winning space strategy game has come out of hyperspace and is headed this way!
Matrix Games and Code Force (www.codeforce.co.nz) are thrilled to announce the release of Distant Worlds – Return of the Shakturi. Serving as the first expansion to the widely acclaimed space strategy game, Distant Worlds, Return of the Shakturi brings a dreadnought load of improvements and new features like a totally new tech tree, many new weapons and tech, substantial interface improvements, improved mod support, and more!
Posted: 12 DEC 2010
Marvel at the explosive new tech displayed in these screenshots for this highly anticipated expansion
Matrix Games and Code Force (www.codeforce.co.nz) are excited to release a pack of a dozen screenshots showing off their incoming Distant Worlds expansion, Distant Worlds – Return of the Shakturi. The new screenshots get into some intense space combat as they show off some new tech and weapons, including the awesome planet-destroying power of a behemoth Shakturi ship!
Posted: 8 DEC 2010
Check out the new features in this highly anticipated space strategy expansion with this new video
Matrix Games and Code Force (www.codeforce.co.nz) are proud to release a promo video detailing the new features and improvements coming in their highly anticipated expansion to the best-selling 4x space strategy game Distant Worlds, entitled Distant Worlds – Return of the Shakturi. The new video, narrated by none other than Distant Worlds' Lead Designer and Programmer Elliot Gibbs, shows off some of the new interface improvements, a massive new tech tree, and a new behemoth Shakturi warship among a few other things.
Posted: 6 DEC 2010
Chat live with the development team behind this acclaimed space strategy game!
Matrix Games and Code Force (www.codeforce.co.nz) are thrilled to announce that they will be hosting a live chat event to discuss the highly anticipated expansion to Distant Worlds, entitled Distant Worlds – Return of the Shakturi!
The chat will be at 9PM EST (2AM GMT) on Thursday, December 9, 2010.Like our previous chat with 2by3 Games for War in the East (chat transcript), we will be hosting this event in our Live Chat Area where stopping by to ask a question is quick and easy!
Release Date: 16 DEC 2010
Language: English
Genre: Strategic
Turns: Real-Time Pausable
Complexity: Intermediate
Period: Sci-Fi
Code Force
Release Date: 23 MAY 2014
Distant Worlds: Universe is the newest chapter of this critically acclaimed sci-fi series, adding incredible new features and an exciting new storyline. Universe is also the ultimate collectors edition, the first time all previous Distant Worlds releases have been included in one package, along with an updated manual and greatly expanded modding support.


text:
"ServiceNow is rapidly becoming the de-facto platform for service management," commented Mike Sewart, Director, Fujitsu Digital, EMEIA. "As our enterprise customers increasingly embrace ServiceNow, they expect Fujitsu to not only provide the services, but also the consultancy know-how to ensure that these Digital Transformation projects are implemented successfully and with a focus on IT and business change. This acquisition effectively doubles our ServiceNow consultancy and delivery capabilities in Europe, making Fujitsu a market leader in this growth area of Cloud consulting and delivery."
Björn Jarl, CEO and Founder at Symfoni ESM, says: "In a fast-growing market space, joining forces with Fujitsu will make our expertise available to a wider base of customers around the world. Having completed more than 350 ServiceNow projects, the consultants at Symfoni ESM have unprecedented levels of experience in Enterprise Service Management strategy, implementation, integration and training - underlining our position as the most-experienced ServiceNow provider in Northern Europe."
Frank Slootman, CEO at ServiceNow, says: "The acquisition of Symfoni ESM confirms that our strategic partner, Fujitsu, is clearly among the leading ServiceNow providers in Europe. ServiceNow shares Fujitsu's customer-centric vision, and now its expanded capabilities mean that Fujitsu is better placed than ever to help enterprises bring this vision to life, becoming faster and more scalable by leveraging the enterprise cloud."
Fujitsu is the leading Japanese information and communication technology (ICT) company offering a full range of technology products, solutions and services. Approximately 156,000 Fujitsu people support customers in more than 100 countries. We use our experience and the power of ICT to shape the future of society with our customers. Fujitsu Limited (TSE: 6702) reported consolidated revenues of 4.7 trillion yen (US$41 billion) for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2016. For more information, please see http://www.fujitsu.com.
Fujitsu enables customers to capitalize on digital opportunities with confidence, by helping them to balance robust ICT and digital innovation. The leading information and communication technology (ICT) company can achieve this based on its full portfolio of business-technology products, solutions and services, ranging from workplace systems to data center solutions, managed services, and cloud-based software and solutions. Fujitsu's vision is to enable a Human Centric Intelligent Society that creates value by connecting infrastructure, empowering people and creatively defining new forms of intelligence. In Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa (EMEIA), Fujitsu employs more than 29,000 people and is part of the global Fujitsu Group. For more information, please see http://www.fujitsu.com/fts/about/
Fujitsu Public Relations
E-mail: email@example.com
Company: Fujitsu Technology Solutions
All other company or product names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Information provided in this press release is accurate at time of publication and is subject to change without advance notice. VMware, Cloud Foundation, VMware SDDC Manager, and Virtual SAN are registered trademarks or trademarks of VMware, Inc. in the United States and other jurisdictions.
Date: 01 August, 2016
City: London
Share this page


text:
Just a friendly reminder, if you were interested in participating in helping Guinness the stout get into Guinness the book, you have only a couple more weeks to go. (Remember, too, you'll help me earn a little money and possibly win a trip to Ireland.) Here's what you do:
- Go out to the Guinness site.
- After you click through the age-verification screen, you'll be invited to "Join the Party." Click that link.
- Next, you can choose to enter your name and zip code, or log in with your Facebook account. I would love it if you entered your name and zip; if you use Facebook, you won't be able to pledge.
- I would also love it if you entered the word DASH when prompted for an optional code.
- Finally, you will then — and I'm sorry for this — have to jump through a Captcha hoop.
This pledging system only works within the United States. Sorry, foreign devils!


text:
California has lost 3.4 million workers since 1990 to other states, an exodus that can be attributed to such factors as recession, high unemployment and a shrinking defense sector. These are the findings of "The Great California Exodus: A Closer Look," a Manhattan Institute report authored by Tom Gray and Robert Scardamalia.
Less than a decade ago, both California and Texas had comparable economies, but in 2007 California's jobless rate began to climb, reaching 12.4 percent in July 2010. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate in Texas stabilized, making it a destination state for Californian job seekers.
The report lists 10 states that have been top destinations between 1990 and 2010, and CNBC.com presents them here. These states are not limited just to those that have seen significant increases in migration from California, but also include those that have received major infusions to its workforce from places like the Deep South and the Northeast.
Also included are Internal Revenue Service figures of state-to-state migration flows from the specific period of 2009 to 2010, with data detailing which states lost the most workers to other states.
Read ahead to see the top states in the Manhattan Institute report, and find out what employment data, industries and companies are located there to make them destination states for jobs.
By Daniel Bukszpan
Posted 16 October 2012


text:
3/28/20192019 Annual Statewide Spring Luncheon Conference & Expo
Join us at Carlucci's Waterfront restaurant for networking over lunch.
Thursday, May 26, 2016
11:30am to 1:30pm
Carlucci's Waterfront
876 Centerton Road, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
Let's network over lunch at the
South Jersey Region Networking Luncheon!
Salad Course
(choice of one)
Tossed Garden Salad Caesar Salad
Main Course
(choice of one)
Penne Vodka
Penne Pasta Sauteed in a Pink Blush Sauce Tossed with Prosciutto and Peas
Lasagna Napoli
Pasta Sheets Layered with Crumbled Sweet Italian Sausage, Ground Beef,
Homemade Tomato Sauce, Ricotta & Mozzarella Cheeses, and Baked to Perfection
Chicken Marasla
Boneless Chicken Breast Sauteed in a Marsala in Wine Sauce
Lenguado a la Vasca
Filet of Sole with Clams, Mussels, and Shrimp in Wine Sauce with Mushrooms
Served with Potato and Vegetable of the Day
Eggplant Rollatini
Thin-Sliced Eggplant, Egg-Batter Dipped, Rolled, Stuffed with Ricotta Cheese
Baked in a Homemade Marinara Sauce, Topped with Melted Mozzarella Cheese, Served over Penne Pasta
Apple, Walnut, Chicken Salad
Grilled Chicken Breast, Glazed Walnuts, Dried Cherries, Crumbled Bleu Cheese
Served over a Spring Mix with Cranberry Vinaigrette Dressing
(Choice of One)
Tiramisu Fresh Fruit Cup Rice Pudding
Coffee, hot tea, iced tea, soda, and lemonade are also included!
Prepare your 30-second intro, bring lots of business cards, and
look forward to meeting and greeting other business owners.
Members $30 Non-members $40
(Accepting only cash or checks at the door.)
NOTE: To receive the member price, you must SIGN IN
with your member user name and password first.
Not a member yet? Click here to JOIN NOW.
Prospective members are most welcome to join us
three times before becoming a NJAWBO member.
If you'd like to bring a door prize to promote your business, just let us know!
Hope to see you at the Networking Luncheon!
5/11/2015Alternative Funding Options
4/8/2015Diversity News Articles
3/10/2015BLOOM to Your Full Potential by Bringing PASSION to Your Profession!


text:
Surrogate, 'Blank Page' – Free MP3 Download
"I'm afraid of the blank page," Surrogate's frontman Chris Keene sings on the band's new single. It's a phrase that echoes through the hearts of all writers and creators across the globe. Thankfully, the California group has found a way to tackle the 'Blank Page' -- by firing a wall of distortion-heavy chords at it.
The single, from Surrogate's fourth album, 'Post-Heroic,' features cutesy keyboard frills, inspiring hi-hat strikes and a Big Muff-driven chorus that'll definitely drive writer's block out of the way.
"Blank Page was the obvious album, opener, lyrically because it talks about what Chris deals with in the songwriting process," bassist Daniel Taylor tells Diffuser.fm.
"But musically, as well, it stood out to us as a great way of setting the tone for the new record with the blown-out drums and the chaotic chorus, coupled with these kind of laid-back verses," he adds. "It seemed like a song that worked both as a good introduction to someone who may not have ever heard of us before, but also a great way of letting people who may be familiar with the old stuff that the new record was kind of working with a new sonic palette."


text:
Cosby case shows media's muckraking mania
By Wendy McElroy
One headline declares, "Bill Cosby free of sexual assault charge."
Another states, "Cosby says sorry to wife."
The headlines are technically true but they leave a curiously inaccurate impression.
Cosby is free of sexual assault charges because none were ever filed. His apology was for any pain caused by the allegations and by his innocent but "misinterpreted" actions.
Gossip is gradually replacing news; sometimes, it is blatantly used for political ends.
The time-honored tradition of muckraking is properly a part of journalism. The idea that the media should "comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable" is a solid tenet of social and political justice.
Without facts, however, there is no story. And justice is not served by sensationalism, especially when the publicity is used for monetary or political advantage.
The non-sensationalized truth of the Cosby "case": a former associate of Cosby named Andrea Constand leveled a highly-publicized charge of sexual assault that allegedly occurred in January 2004. The police have now closed their investigation due to "insufficient credible and admissible evidence."
A civil suit for monetary damages was filed last Tuesday.
If society's love of a second act holds true, then the civil case will be surrounded by a glut of innuendo and gossip-mongering. A stream of political commentators and legal consultants will frame the gossip in legalese and raise issues that lend social importance to their fishwifery.
For example, in discussing the non-existent criminal case against Cosby, one TV commentator expressed indignation that the accuser had been named by the press. She was apparently unaware that the name was deliberately released to the Toronto Sun by the woman's parents during an interview.
Everyone of prominence seems to be a target these days, and the only protection they have is a media that will demand facts.
Cosby is popularly identified as the Jell-O-pudding Dad, a product for which he has been a spokesman for 30-plus years, and as the perfect husband and father Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable in the hit comedy series "The Cosby Show."
His reputation may survive.
His survival depends on audiences who will not accept fact-free reporting and who recognize gossip packaged in legalese. It also depends on a streak of cynicism by which audiences ask, "is there a payoff for those making or circulating the accusation?"
Fortunately, this seems to be happening.
One indication: The National Enquirer -- a periodical whose name is almost a synonym for muckraking -- is the voice that broke Cosby's account of events. Instead of running with unsubstantiated scandal, as the Enquirer is notorious for doing, the circulation-savvy paper decided to support the accused through a sympathetic and exclusive interview.
(For his part, Cosby's decision was undoubtedly influenced by the fact that, in 1997, the Enquirer offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a man who murdered Cosby's son, Ennis.)
In the interview, Cosby appears to be taking the high ground. When asked whether his accuser's motive was money, he responded, "Let's not go there." But, then, he added, "I am not going to give in to people who try to exploit me because of my celebrity status."
Perhaps the high ground, coupled with a hard stand, will ensure Cosby a receptive audience. If so, the receptivity will reflect, in part, a growing awareness.
Of what? Of sexual accusations being politically used to discredit people's beliefs by spotlighting their bad acts. Often there is no connection between one's private behavior and political positions.
For example, committing adultery does not invalidate someone's monetary or foreign policy beliefs. But that's the package being sold.
The accusations brought against Cosby are almost certainly not politically inspired, but they are being used by those who oppose Cosby's political and social views to discredit Cosby's criticism of the way some black parents raise their children. In past months, he has argued with vehemence and controversy that parents need to take responsibility for the drug use, illiteracy and criminal activity of their children. Segments of the black community have been outraged by his remarks.
In the wake of the sex scandal, some of the attacks on Cosby's politics have been so blatant and offensive that they are easy to dismiss. Consider the raw assault launched by BlackTown.net. But even the mainstream media has been linking the sexual accusations to Cosby's political beliefs.
A recent ABC News article is subtitled, "After Allegations of Groping and Controversial Speeches, Cosby's Image May Never Be the Same."
Like old-fashioned muckraking, smearing people for political advantage is nothing new but it has recently become 'respectable' enough for the smearing to be done proudly, with no holds barred.
Consider the political blogsite DailyKos. The site is widely quoted by mainstream media and has broken several hot news stories, such as GannonGate. On March 4, DailyKos launched a deliberate smear campaign against Alan Greenspan, Chairman of the Federal Reserve System.
In order to perform "a halo-ectomy…[on] St. Alan," the site is encouraging a co-ordinated effort to dredge up "anything Greenspan has ever written, said or done that reflects poorly on him." This includes an expose of "Andrea Mitchell, his NBC reporter wife."
How can the smear campaigns be ended?
The answer is simple and it can start with Cosby.
People should refuse to watch broadcasts or read newspapers that present gossip as news or use political smears. As a final irony, they should buy The National Enquirer instead.
Wendy McElroy is the editor of ifeminists.com and a research fellow for The Independent Institute in Oakland, Calif. She is the author and editor of many books and articles, including the new book, "Liberty for Women: Freedom and Feminism in the 21st Century" (Ivan R. Dee/Independent Institute, 2002). She lives with her husband in Canada.
Get weekly updates about new issues of ESR!
© 1996-2019, Enter Stage Right and/or its creators. All rights reserved.


text:
And the Flower Girls are …
The 2010 Central City Flower Girls are Emily Suzanne Clinton, Meghan Alexandria Colip, Rebecca Evelyn Gleichenhaus, Claire Hopkins Peterson, Sophie Lee Swanson and Caroline Jeanne Ferguson Wong. They met for the first time at a tea held Feb. 3 in the Governor's Mansion and will presented in the Teller House Garden June 26, when the Central City Opera launches its annual Summer Festival with a performance of "Madama Butterfly."
Biographical notes, based on information furnished by the Flower Girl committee, follow.
Emily Clinton: A senior at East High School, where she is captain of the varsity swim team, is a member of the varsity golf team and belongs to the National Honor Society, Emily is the great-great-great-niece of Mrs. Spencer Penrose, the great Colorado philanthropist and friend of Anne Evans, who co-founded the Flower Girl tradition in 1932. Emily's grandmother, Jane Yale, is a past chair of the Denver Debutante Ball committee and served on the Central City Opera House Association board. Emily also is a special education, math and science tutor; volunteers at the Women's Bean Project and at the Anna and John J. Sie Foundation; and belongs to No Place for Hate. Emily is the daughter of Louis and Sue Clinton of Denver; she plans to study business and engineering in college.
Meghan Colip is a senior at St. Mary's Academy and plans to attend the University of Denver to study molecular biology. Her parents are Terry and Pat Colip of Greenwood Village. Meghan is a competitive ice skater, has a blue belt in karate, is a member of the St. Mary's Academy golf team and enjoys downhill skiing. She is a member of the Honor Roll, the Tri-Music Honor Roll, Spanish Honor Society and the Thespian Honor Society. Meghan is a student ambassador, editor of the St. Mary's Academy Literary Magazine and sings in the honor choir. She volunteers at The Children's Hospital, Pegasus Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program and has helped raise money for Adam's Camp.
Rebecca Gleichenhaus is a senior at Cherry Creek High School and the daughter of Barry and Polly Gleichenhaus of Cherry Hills Village. She is captain of her high school's varsity field hockey team and received the Bruins Award for outstanding spirit and leadership. Rebecca also plays varsity lacrosse, is a member of the National Honor Society, has competed on the national level for DECA and is a tutor for 10th grade math and biology. For the past year, she has mentored and tutored a Homestead Elementary School fourth grader; she also has volunteered on behalf of The Children's Hospital, Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, the Cherry Creek Fitness Festival and a homeless shelter for women.
Claire Peterson is a senior at Colorado Academy and plans to enroll at Claremont McKenna College in the fall, where she will study international relations and join the school's lacrosse team. Her parents are David and Cici Peterson of Bow Mar. Claire has a strong sense of adventure that has led her to travel to numerous foreign countries on her own, beginning when she was just a sixth grader. She has visited Uruguay, Brazil and Ecuador, where she worked in an animal refuge in the Amazon; the Dominican Republic, where she taught English; and Tanzania, where she helped build classrooms. Claire is a member of the National Society of High School Scholars, the National Spanish Honors Society and Colorado Academy's academic honor roll. She is a member of the Students HOPE Club, the yearbook staff and varsity lacrosse and field hockey teams.
Sophie Swanson, daughter of Todd and Ann Swanson of Cherry Hills Village, is a senior at Cherry Creek High School where she is a member of the Academic Honor Roll and DECA. She has received a Varsity Academic Letter and a DECA letter award and is on the costume crew for the school's theatrical productions. She volunteers in the emergency and dialysis departments at The Children's Hospital and has been chosen as a counselor for the muscular dystrophy camp in Empire. She tutors children of recent immigrants and likes to ski, rock climb and mountain bike.
Caroline Wong attended Colorado Academy through middle school and is now home-schooled. The daughter of Lynn and Dr. David Wong of Golden, Caroline is an accomplished equestrian and has participated in numerous hunter/jumper, dressage, cross-country and stadium horse trial competitions. Most recently, she performed at An Evening of Dancing Horses at the National Western Stock Show. In addition, she has spent one month a year for the past five years as assistant coordinator of the Will O'Wisp Horse Trials. Caroline also enjoys travel and has visited numerous foreign countries and nearly every state in the United States. Her mother is a member of the Central City Opera House Association Guild and has chaired two of its recent fundraisers.
Joanne Davidson: 303-809-1314 or firstname.lastname@example.com; also, GetItWrite on Twitter


text:
Change Password
Edit Profile
My Favorites
Replacement Products
Honeywell Safety Products has a large portfolio of brands with products that can fit all of your needs.
Narrow search by:
Type view all
Hazard view all
NorthFlex Cold Grip Plus 5™
Cold Weather Performance with double the protection! Cold Grip Plus 5 provides a high-level of cut, slash as well as cold weather protection. This flexible, dipped glove is constructed of a highly cut-resistant fiber blend outer shell and brushed acrylic thermal inner. Foam PVC coating is 3/4 dipped to cover more surface area to help inhibit liquid penetration.
ANSI A4 cut protection.
Grip N® Kevlar® - Hot Mill - 52/7457
Seamless knit, glove-within-a-glove design, Kevlar® and cotton outer shell and cotton/poly inner shell allows for thermal protection up to 400° F. The Nitrile "N" coating on both sides of glove for added grip on wet or dry objects.
NorthFlex FRGrip™ Plus 5
The FRGrip™ Plus 5 glove inherently flame-retardant and heat-resistant fibers that will not degrade or melt when exposed to high-heat levels. FRGRip provides protection up to a specified heat/energy level (5.6 Cal/Cm2) without breaking down and/or melting; thermal heat can still be felt through the glove.
Bull Dog gloves features a seamless DuPont™ Kevlar® fiber seamless knit glove with a split leather palm.
Top Dog™
Top Dog gloves feature DuPont™ Kevlar® fiber with a steel strand for excellent cut protection, and premium split leather palm.
PowerCoat® KV660
Quality PVC dipped glove to protect in applications
in which workers' hands are immersed or splashed with hazardous liquids and
chemicals. The KV660 is a triple-dipped, 12 inch glove with a full Kevlar® engineered fiber liner to add cut protection for greater worker safety.
Honeywell Rig Dog™ CR Gloves
The new and improved Honeywell Rig Dog(TM) CR gloves now with cut resistance on the palm and fingers. The Rig Dog gloves features molded thermoplastic rubber (TPR) patches for impact protection and are ANSI A7 cut-resistant palm to enhance protection against cuts and slashes. Two Rig Dog CR styles are available, the all-season MPCT2000 and the cold weather MPCT2000HD, both of which are comfortable and stylish to wear.
Honeywell Perfect Fit™ A6 Cut-Resistant Gloves
The Honeywell Perfect Fit™ A6 cut-resistant gloves feature breathable polyurethane coating (pu coating) in combination with a HPPE composite engineered yarn designed to protect in high-cut environments. The Perfect Fit A6 is a light weight cut resistant glove, 13 gauge, that provides ANSI A6 cut-protection, 6 abrasion and 5 puncture.
Seamless knit gloves of aramid fibers, such as DuPont™ Kevlar®, have a fiber strength which is five times stronger than steel on an equal weight basis. Aramid fibers can withstand temperatures up to 900° F (480° C) without degrading and will not support a flame.
PERFECT FIT - Spectra® Fiber
Spectra® Fiber is lightweight, low-linting, and does not easily absorb liquids. The seamless knit Spectra® Fiber features makes these gloves an excellent choice for food processing applications. These gloves are sold by the each, and are often worn as added protection on the knife-hand and a metal mesh glove on the off-hand.
Honeywell Safety Products900 Douglas PikeSmithfield, RI 02917USA (former Sperian) 800.430.5490USA (former North) 800.430.4110CANADA 888-212-7233
Click this icon to list the data sheets you'd like to download. Once submitted, the list will be saved for up to five days. You may list up to 20 items. Remember, lists that are not submitted will be lost when you either close your browser or log out of My Safety.
Connect with Honeywell Safety:
© Honeywell International Inc.


text:
Beginning of Off Topic Season POSBANG Thread! [Winners Announced!]
As most of you know, the off topic season is reserved for "after football season" on MGoBlog. After some confusion about whether football season ended after The Game, or whether it ends after the Outback Bowl, I emailed Brian and got a response saying that off topic is now fine. Before we get to the posbanging, I do have a refresher for everyone who has been around off topic season before, and news for all the new members.
- An off topic post is anything other than: Michigan athletics, scheduled opponents or Big Ten sports, the blog itself and University of Michigan topics. The gray area is NCAA sports in general and Ann Arbor topics. None of these require an "OT:" tag, and titles may be edited as needed; please keep titles and tags as clear as possible.
- Threads about any of the following are likely to be deleted and may result in Bolivia/bans: politics, religion, Drew Sharp, Mike Valenti, Ace Williams. Tread very carefully with Bleacher Report. If in doubt, it's probably not a good post.
- On topic season may still go back into effect before fall, but there will be an update posted before that happens.
profitgoblue and I are offering a 100 point prize to the funniest user-created comment in this thread. Extra consideration goes to new content, funny .gifs videos, and especially mspaint/photoshopping, but we reserve all rights to determine a winner in our sole discretion and all rights to send people who post inappropriate items to Bolivia for the holidays. (You may be asking yourself at this point whether Kate Upton pics/gifs inappropriate . . . you will likely soon find out!) The prize will be decided by the two of us with plenty of crowd input, [ed] and will be up for grabs throughout the afternoon.
The winner of the 100 point prize is...BlueReign, for his mortar gif (according to profit) and his rhino gif (my pick). Enjoy the 167% point bump. ChopBlock gets 50 points as a runner up for his original photoshop. Honorable mention goes to WisconsinWolverine, but profit and I felt he was already a winner for this post yesterday.


text: The Balenbouche Estate sugar mill was established in the 1770's and includes a boiling house, curing house, chimney, waterwheel and crushers, as well as an elaborate 4 km long system of leats and aqueducts. The well preserved waterwheel and crushing machinery was brought in from England in the mid 1800's. At that time the estate comprised of 587 acres. In 1847, 120 acres were under cultivation, a very large area for St. Lucian plantations. The mill is believed to have ceased operation in the late 1930's. A "spanner in the works" can be seen in the wheels of the crusher.