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Society of Georgia Archivists
On July 25, 1969, a group of twenty-one archivists met at the Georgia Department of Archives and History (later Georgia Archives) in Atlanta to found the Society of Georgia Archivists (SGA). The mission of the group was to "bring about a closer communication among people in archives, manuscripts, special libraries, and other historically oriented professions."
Carroll Hart, director of the Georgia Department of Archives and History from 1964 to 1982 and a charter member of SGA, had earlier founded the short-lived Georgia League of Historical Societies. Both individuals and their organizations were beginning to congregate and to look for common interests and ways that they could share. In 1969 Georgia had twenty individual members of the national Society of American Archivists organization. Recognizing the existence of local and state archival issues that could not be addressed fully by a national organization, ten of the twenty became charter members of SGA.
The group sought to build a partnership between state and federal archivists. In addition, the society sought to aid individual archivists and advance the profession, as well as make Georgians more aware of the rich archival resources that document their history. Although the need for representing archives throughout the state was recognized early on, membership was concentrated in the Atlanta area for the first four years.
To further communication and information sharing, the first newsletter of the society appeared in 1970, and in 1971 the group began to consider the need for a directory of Georgia repositories and archival personnel. In 1973 the society sanctioned an ambitious program of public service and publication. To recruit more members and to get more individuals involved, the executive board accepted a proposal to publish a journal. In 1972 Georgia Archive (later Provenance) became the first journal in the nation to be published by a state or regional archive group.
As membership continued to grow, SGA focused on educational and outreach activities. In 1988 the society established the Carroll Hart Scholarship to fund attendance to the Georgia Archives Institute, held each summer in Atlanta. Hart founded the institute, and in her honor the scholarship enhances archival education and membership.
In honor of David B. Gracy II, the first editor of Georgia Archive, an award was established in 1990 to recognize the best article in Provenance. SGA expanded its scholarship awards by creating the Larry Gulley Scholarship (named for a former president of SGA) in 1993 for attendance at the organization's annual meeting in the fall and for a one-year membership in SGA. Finally, the Edward Weldon Scholarship (named for the SGA's first president) was established in 2000, to recognize Weldon's leadership in furthering the preservation and access of Georgia's historical records.
As of 2006, the society's membership has grown to 180 individual members representing 98 institutions from 19 states. The society continues to publish Provenance on an annual basis and the SGA Newsletter on a quarterly basis. Every fall, an annual meeting is held in Atlanta or elsewhere around the state and is supplemented by a workshop in the spring.
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Further Reading
Lee Alexander et al., "Present at Creation: The Founding of the Society of Georgia Archivists," special issue, Provenance (1989): 1-17.
Pam Hackbart-Dean and Susan Potts McDonald, "Much Ado about Something: Society of Georgia Archivists Celebrates 30th Anniversary," Archival Outlook (September/October 1999): 8-9, 29.
Sheryl B. Vogt, "The Society of Georgia Archivists: Twenty Years of Meeting Archival Needs in Georgia," special issue, Provenance (1989): 65-76.
Pam Hackbart-Dean and Susan Potts McDonald, "Much Ado about Something: Society of Georgia Archivists Celebrates 30th Anniversary," Archival Outlook (September/October 1999): 8-9, 29.
Sheryl B. Vogt, "The Society of Georgia Archivists: Twenty Years of Meeting Archival Needs in Georgia," special issue, Provenance (1989): 65-76.
Cite This ArticleHackbart-Dean, Pam, and Susan P. McDonald. "Society of Georgia Archivists." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 11 July 2013. Web. 21 September 2014.
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A young Pearl woman contacted 3 On Your Side.
The 20 year old claims her car was broken into.
Not on a local street, but at the City of Jackson's impound lot operated by the Jackson Police Department.
Now Whitney Johnson wants to know who's responsible for the damage.
It all started when Whitney parked her car in the wrong spot at a club Saturday night.
WLBT is told people park illegally all along this section of Gallatin Street despite security guards and signs everywhere.
The silver Nissan was hauled off right in front of her eyes.
"Was the window broken out then?"
"No, it wasn't nothing wrong with it when it got towed," Johnson said.
Then it turns up at the Jackson impound lot.
When she picked up the car Tuesday, she found a rear window was smashed out.
"They got my purse and took everything out of my purse in the backseat and the stuff that was in the trunk was on the ground," Johnson said. "And I had to pick it up and my fuse box was laying wide open. Your fuse box? Yes, I couldn't crank my car when I got it."
The towing paperwork only noted damage to the front seat nothing else when the Nissan was hauled off.
"You have a report. Did they say there was any damage when the car was pulled in?"
"No. Only thing, they said it had tears in the front seat and the tears in the front seat where there when you bought the car. Yes."
If this did happen on JPD's impound lot, who is responsible?
Johnson reported the incident at the office but was told she would have to file a report.
"I'm upset because I don't know who's going to pay for my window," Johnson said.
"You don't have the money?"
"No, and I think it happened on their property they should be responsible," Johnson said.
For now, Whitney Johnson is out of $75 to get the car out of hock and a repair bill for the shattered glass.
Jackson Police said Johnson can file a claim form with risk management.
An investigator will be assigned to her case to determine if the city is liable for the damages.
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The Assistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection may establish a national technology guard, to be known as "NET Guard", comprised of local teams of volunteers with expertise in relevant areas of science and technology, to assist local communities to respond and recover from attacks on information systems and communications networks.
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Sleep: 8 hours again :-D
Breakfast: 4 eggs cooked with some ghee and dried dill, raw zucchini, peppermint tea
Lunch: chopped grilled chicken with homemade mayo, broccoli slaw, raspberry zinger from this herbal tea pack
Snack: baby carrots with guacamole, grilled asparagus
Dinner: Tonight I made meatza!
Inspired by something I saw a while back on PaleOMG, I made a meat "crust" by pressing about 1lb of ground grassfed beef into a cake pan and baking it in the oven for about 20 mins at 375*. Then I topped it with 1C of tomato sauce (I used Rao's) and a bunch of leftover veggies I had in the fridge: chard, eggplant and asparagus. Then I stuck that back in the oven for maybe 10-15 mins until the sauce and toppings warmed up.
It turned out really good! I have to remember to make this again.
I also had some leftover roasted root vegetables on the side, a sliced apple with cinnamon sprinkled on top, and a couple tbsp coconut butter.
1,896 calories, 123.9g fat, 94.8g carbs, 110.8g protein
Tonight's workout started with a warmup and mobility mash party with the cue "Pray for Pain." Awesome. I spent time on today's crunchiest areas, lax ball-ing my thoracic spine and the gnarly knot in the inside of my lower inner thighs.
3 rounds: 30 secs box dips, 60 secs rest, 3-6 good mornings (31×1), 60 secs rest, 30 secs tuck sit, 60 secs rest
– Rounds 1: 16 dips, 6 good mornings @ 45#, 30 secs tuck sit
– Round 2: 17 dips, 6 good mornings @ 55#, 30 secs tuck sit
– Round 3: 18 dips, 6 good mornings @ 55#, 30 secs tuck sit
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Our "pain prayers" were answered in the form of "Fran" — 21-15-9 thrusters and pull-ups. I felt okay doing the thrusters and got through the first set of 21 unbroken. But the pull-ups… man, they wrecked me. I don't know how I finished. Still, I somehow cut 40 seconds off my previous time (same scaling) from Sept. 24.
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PHMC makes Capital project requests annually to DGS. Along with PHMCs annual request, unfunded Capital projects from previous years are re-evaluated and re-prioritized as necessary to keep the list current and in sync with agency needs and other project work.
Capital project requests remain unauthorized until they are approved by the Governor's office. When a project is authorized (approved by the Governor's office), it remains unfunded until the project funds are released through the Budget Office.
Capital project funding is generally released in two stages, stage 1 for design and stage 2 for construction. Construction funds are usually not released until the project design is completed and approved by PHMC and DGS.
The following Capital project process outline indicates a time period from start to finish of approximately 2.5 years. The timing can vary significantly depending on such unknown variables as delayed local municipal review, L&I processing for the building permit and funding release from the Budget Office, in addition to unanticipated complications in the contracting, design and construction processes.
Primary components of a project's design include:
When a capital project is released for design by the Budget Office, PHMCs Division of Architecture and Preservation (DAP) prepares and submits to DGS a detailed project program for use in soliciting the services of a design professional — the outside architect or engineer hired by DGS to design the project.
DGS advertises the project using PHMCs program and contracts with an outside design professional for design services.
DAP is notified of DGSs selection of the design professional.
The design professional, in consultation with others on the project team, develops the project design and necessary drawings and specifications to address the agreed upon project scope. The design process includes targeted submittals for Sketch, Preliminary, Pre-Final and Final stages of completion, as appropriate for the specific project. The entire design process is managed by DGS although the DAP PM will participate, as part of the project team, in all project design meetings. Project meetings include regularly scheduled submittal review meetings as well as those meetings periodically scheduled during the course of the project. The DAP PM determines the appropriateness/necessity of including other PHMC project team members in these meetings, i.e. site representatives, outside consultants, division chiefs, etc.
During the course of a project's design development, the design professional is responsible for obtaining whatever local approvals are necessary as dictated by the project's local municipality. This local review process is usually accommodated within the overall design development period. Generally, the local review is quick and is sometimes waived for Commonwealth projects. In other (although rare) instances, the local review can be lengthy, adding a year or more to the design development process.
When the design documents have reached each of the pre-determined submittal stages, the design submittal is made to DGS and PHMC by the design professional according to the predetermined schedule. The DAP PM circulates the documents to the PHMC project team for review and comment as appropriate.
Prior to final design development, the DAP PM in consultation with the design professional coordinates the submittal of the design documents to the Bureau for Historic Preservation (BHP) for their review (archaeological and otherwise) to ensure compliance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Historic Preservation Projects and the State History Code. This process can occur any time during the design process although the design must be far enough along to adequately explain the project and for a meaningful review to occur.
The design professional addresses the comments and/or changes made by the review authorities and assembles the Final documents for review and approval from the Department of Labor and Industry (L&I) which results in the building permit. Once the building permit is obtained, the project is ready for final PHMC approval and to go to bidding and construction.
The design professional assembles and submits the Final bid documents and PHMC (usually the Executive Director) signs off on the drawings.
When the Final documents are approved, DGS requests release of the construction funds from the Budget Office before the bidding and construction processes begin.
Primary components of a project's bidding and contracting include:
Note: The timing of this component of the process is entirely dependent upon the Budget Office's schedule for releasing Capital funds for all state agency projects. Historically this step has taken from 4 months to two years for PHMC projects.
Note: It is important to remember that a Capital project construction contract is between DGS and the contractor. PHMC is not a party to this legal contractual relationship.
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Sky-high heels aren't the first thing we usually think of when it comes to maternity attire, but pregnant celebs are known for rocking the look (almost) all the way into the delivery room! Never one to shy from the spotlight, Snooki tweeted a photo of a wild pair of gold-studded platforms with the message "Well my feet aren't swelling yet so I'm still enjoying all my shoes =)."
Molly Sims told Gilt Groupe's Little Inspirations blog, "I will never forget my heels, but I have to admit . . . my flats are much more comfortable," yet she's still been spotted on red carpets rocking sexy stilettos.
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Goldman's savvy Facebook move
The investment bank has reportedly pumped $450 million into the world's most visited website.
By Scott Moritz, TheStreet
Here's how the rich get richer.
Using its Wall Street clout and $450 million, Goldman Sachs (GS) has acquired an ownership stake in Facebook, giving the social-networking shop a potential value of $50 billion, according to The New York Times' DealBook blog.
Goldman has teamed with Russian investors Digital Sky Technologies, which chipped in $50 million in the deal, according to the report. Previously, Digital Sky initially acquired a 2% stake of Facebook for $200 million in 2009.
The move gives Goldman a potential quintuple treat, should Facebook's value continue to rise.
For one, Goldman gets a piece of one of tech's fastest-growing companies.
Second, Goldman gets to play a hot hand in the private market, where shares of Facebook trade beyond the reach of retail investors.
Third, Goldman is expected to create a so-called special-purpose vehicle that would allow its super-rich clients to invest in Facebook.
Fourth, Goldman will collect millions of dollars in IPO fees as it takes Facebook public.
Fifth, Goldman, having pumped Facebook with an early private investment, can dump the shares in an eager public market.
Facebook is not expected to go public until 2012, but the heavy interest in the private shares may force the company to make a public offering before then. The Securities and Exchange Commission requires companies with 500 or more investors to file quarterly financial reports for public scrutiny.
For comparison, search giant Google (GOOG), which had attracted heavy investor interest trading privately, was effectively forced to make a public offering of shares in 2004.
Assuming Facebook is on the same path that Google took, Goldman may also get to ride the IPO gravy train as one of the syndicate firms to bring the company public.
For the savvy folks at Goldman, the $450 million pumped in today may be attractively priced to dump during a post-IPO glow.
As an interesting side note, Goldman Sachs, which was appointed along with Morgan Stanley (MS) to lead Google's IPO in 2004, was later kicked off Google's underwriting team for arranging sweet deals for big investors.
So maybe Goldman will have to settle for only four out of five lucrative Facebook treats.
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MADISON, WI (WSAU) Wisconsin men's basketball coach Bo Ryan says he's happy to get a Number-Five seed in the N-C-A-A Tournament. The Badgers will take on S-E-C champion Ole Miss on Friday in a West Regional game in Kansas City.
Some fans were looking for a fourth-seed after the Badgers upset Michigan and Indiana on back-to-back days in the Big Ten Tournament. Some of that luster was removed yesterday, when Wisconsin fell to Ohio State in the Big Ten final. On the other hand, there were pundits picking the Badgers as low as eighth in the conference last fall – and that could have put the U-W in danger of not getting a 15th straight N-C-A-A berth.
Ryan says he takes nothing for granted, and he's proud his players achieved what they did – especially during the conference tourney, which he called "three grueling days."
On Friday, the Badgers will play a team that's getting hot at the right time. Yesterday, Ole Miss won its first Southeastern Conference tournament crown since 1981 with a win over Florida. Ryan said every team's tough in the N-C-A-A – and they've all shown they can "get things done."
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EDMONTON - It's just not right. Holes-in-one, the Holy Grails of golf, are supposed to be harder to get than the gorgeous brunette who sat in front of you in high school.
And then you have a guy like Florian Herbrik, who collects holes-in-one as if they are as easy to come by as dandelions.
Herbrik now has — brace yourselves — 14 holes-in-one. The latest one happened recently on a vacation to Arizona.
"I guess I'm just lucky," said Herbrik, who plays three or four times a week at the Legends golf course where he has been a member since the course opened in 1994.
"I've really been fortunate."
Lucky? Fortunate? Not likely.
Lucky is getting one hole-in-one that didn't carom off the ball washer, off a rake and into the hole.
Fortunate is if you win the door prize at a community fundraiser.
Fourteen holes-in-one? You've got to be good — real good — to get that many.
Now 82 years young, Herbrik has shot his age so many times that he can't keep count. Two weeks ago, he shot a 75. Three days later, he followed up with a 78.
The first time he shot his age was in 1999. Sixty-eight years old at the time, Herbrik shot a 66 — 34 on the front and 32 on the back. Six birdies. No bogeys.
Eight years before that he shot another 66, only this one came in the Alberta Seniors Championship at the Calgary Golf & Country Club.
At his peak — playing at Riverside — Herbrik was a scratch golfer which means that his average score was even par or better; when he joined Legends he played to a handicap of 1.
So what's it like to get 14 holes-in-one?
"It means that I'm no longer stuck on 13." he said almost matter-of-factly. "People used to tell me that I was never going to get another one because 13 is supposed to be an unlucky number."
Herbrik said that his first hole-in-one which happened at the Highlands back in 1962 — only a year after he started playing golf when he must have been thinking that golf is an easy game to play — is still his favourite. "You always remember your first one," said Herbrik, forgetting that most people never get a single hole-in-one, no matter how long they have been trying.
But he said his latest hole-in-one was a close second.
"It came with two members of the Legends who happened to be in Mesa, Ariz., at the same time as my wife and I. They were more excited than I've ever seen."
Herbrik has two aces at Riverside, two at Broadmoor, two in Arizona and three in California.
The others came in Cranbrook, Idaho, Washington, Belvedere and at Sturgeon Valley.
Ironically, he's never had one on his home Legends course, where he also works one day a week fixing neglected ball marks on the greens.
"I've come close at the Legends. I've had balls stop just in front of the cup and balls that have rolled just past the pins. But there's still time."
While on the subject, here's some more aces that happened this past week.
Jeffrey Wolansky was the big winner as far as this week's list of holes-in-one is concerned. Playing in the Capital Care Foundation charity golf tournament at the Links at Spruce Grove, Wolansky aced No. 6 from 170 yards with a five-iron. For that, Wolansky won $5,000.
A couple more holes-in-one from Cardiff. First green fee player Ron Semeniuk aced No. 4 from 152 yards. Then, club member Dana Popadynetz achieved the feat on No. 8 from 165 yards with an eight-iron.
There were also a couple of holes-in-one at the Petroleum Golf & Country club. Gail Barros, one of the top ladies amateur players in Edmonton, aced No. 13 from 97 yards with a pitching wedge while playing with assistant professional Chad Lavallee. Then Darlene Rannells aced No. 13 from 81 yards with a nine-iron while playing with Deb Hamilton, Chris Good and Janna Good.
At Glendale, long time member and former club president Don Cary recorded his fifth hole-in-one when he aced No. 2 from 167 yards with a six-iron. Cary was playing with Wayne Gillespie, Terry Filewich and Gary Wiebe.
And yet another hole-in-one happened at Highlands when Bruce Genoud aced No. 16 from 140 yards with his eight-iron. He was playing with Jenny Wiger (who aced No. 3 earlier this year) and Gary Poignant.
And The Quarry had their first hole-in-one of the season when Lynda Rathje made an ace on Granite No. 6 with an eight-iron from 116 yards.
Played The Ranch for the second time this year. I've heard reports of excellent conditions at Blackhawk, RedTail Landing and The Quarry and seen it for myself at courses like Coloniale and Northern Bear but from what I've seen so far this year The Ranch's conditions are second to none.
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Despite a lot of tools being imported from China with the craftsman name on it, these tools remind us of why we still buy Craftsman USA. This set is AMERICAN MADE. We use these hammers a lot on our farm, and they are abused. This American set has provided years of use for a fraction of the price of cheap imported tools. Buying this set has saved me money and time in the long run. The rubber grip has held up well and absorbs 90% of shock when striking. I was really happy with the quality of this set overall, I trust anyone else will be too. Hope the review helps, Mark
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You get a mini-BFH, great for working on the concrete, and shot peens for metal, all seem to be better quality than you'd find for similar (and cheaper prices). The power plug they advertise seems to be an epoxy filled wood core, so the center of the head (right above the handle) is actually hollow with the wood plug inside. All steel construction otherwise. Again, for the price, seems like a great set to cover a wide range of jobs.
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Health Center
At the Student Health Center, we believe you should develop personal responsibility for your health during your years at MVSU. Staying healthy will give you a competive edge, both now and in the future. Maximize your education at the MVSU by improving you health and staying healthy.
Mission & Goal
The Student Health Center does not exist to replace the student's private physician, but is primarily organized to provide affordable educationa and preventive healthcare and health maintenance. Students benefit from services that are at decreased or no cost. This prevents the need of the student to leave campus to seek care, which results in medical bills which financially burden the students.
STUDENT HEALTH CENTER (Infirmary)
The Health Center provides educational and preventative health care to the student body of Mississippi Valley State University. Contractual medical services are provided by a licensed physician. Student patients are referred to outside entities as required by individual cases.
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Phone: 662-254-3331
In the event of an accident or illness, the student should:
- If on campus, report immediately to the Student Health Center so the proper treatment can be prescribed
- If away from the University, consult a doctor and follow his/her advice
- Report all accidents or illnesses to the Student Health Center.
Illnesses in the residence halls should be reported to the Student Health Center. Any student who is found to have a cmmunicable disease is encouraed to inform the Health Center, so that the University can provide him/her with the necessary counseling. The University's administration is comitted to take every reasonable precaution to provide a safe, healthy environment on campus. Without assuming any financial responsibility, the University reserves the right to recommend such medical attention and care as may be deemed necessary in case of a student's illness or accident.
If you are seeking medical assistance after hours, weekends or holidays, please contact your residence hall staff or call the MVSU Police Department at 254-3478.
For emergencies after hours, weekends or holidays, contact the MVSU Police Department at 254-2700.
Walter Parker, RN, NREMT-P
Anita Batman, MD
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Little Tikes 4-in-1 Sports Edition Trike - Blue
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Your child will love this funky 4-in-1 Sports Edition trike from Little Tikes that has been specifically developed for early riders.
Suitable for children from the age of only 9 months, it will help toddlers develop vital early stages of confidence with their own set of wheels, and ensure that you can keep a very close eye on them during those nerve-racking early attempts.
It's designed to grow with your child through 4 stages: Guided - 9 months; Learning - 12 months; Developing - 18 months; Independent - 30 months.
Use the Little Tikes Trike's adjustable push handle to take the little ones for an adventure while they put their feet up on the footrests, which are then removable for when the toddlers are ready to start pedaling.
A 5-point seat belt and protective safety bar keep your child secure as they gradually become more confident and independent.
The parent handle can be removed once they are ready to go out on their own and the shade canopy can also be detached if needed. And don't forget, the extra large storage bucket means they can take all their favourite toys along for the ride!
Useful info:
- 4 stages of development
- Removable shade canopy adjusts to any angle
- Durable, quiet-ride tyres
- Seat adjusts to 4 positions as your child grows
- Adjustable, detachable push handle
- 5 point seat belt harness
- Protective safety bar
- Age from 9 months
- Non-slip pedals
- Extra large bucket with dumping feature
- Little Tikes 4-in-1 Trike
Yellow 6v Quad
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Cool 6V Battery operated Quad, product size - 82.5 x 53 x 55 cm. Speed 3km/hr, Includes: 6 v battery and charger . Design and spec may vary. Age from 3+ years.
Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab
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Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab
Bring a slice of the Big Apple to your back garden with this New York taxi styled Cosy Coupe.
The Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab features free rotating wheels that mean you can drive in any direction and features the big cozy eyes to front. Styled on the classic American city taxi, it has detail on the door and roof pillars and includes the world-famous Taxi sign on the roof.
Designed with easy assembly, the cab is built with only the highest standards in mind, which is exactly what you would expect from a Little Tikes products.
Suitable for both boys and girls from 18 months, the Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab includes a removable footrest for when you need to control the car with a grab handle in the roof. Take your child for a spin with a visit to park and let them explore the great outdoors.
Useful info:
- Age from 18 months +
- Taxi Cab version of the classic kid-powered car
- Storage in the rear
- Parent grab handle
- Drivers door to open and close
- Petrol cap
- Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab
Little Tikes Cozy Coupe - Pink
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The Little Tikes Cozy Coupe has been supplying generations of kids of hours of fun for a remarkable 30 years.
Kids love being behind the wheel while adults love the durability.
Despite its tried and tested design having long been proved a winner, Little Tikes have now managed to make it ever better than ever!
The fantastic new features include a friendly face on the front, a parent grab handle on the roof and a removable floor.
When the floor is in, toddlers' feet are protected while an adult can use the grab handle on top to push the car - perfect for using instead of a trolley for trips to the shops or park.
Once your child is old enough to get about under their own steam, just take the floor out and let them enjoy the exercise of getting about using foot-to-floor power.
The Little Tikes Cozy Coupe also features a high seat back and working door to give kids improved comfort, and there is also a handy storage space at the back.
A clicking ignition switch, horn and open-and-close petrol cap provide interactive fun. The caster front wheels also turn a full 360 degrees, making cornering easy.
The Little Tikes Cozy Coupe can be used both in and outside the house, and stored outdoors.
Useful info:
- Now with friendly face
- Parent grab handle on top
- Removable floor to protect toddlers' feet
- Front wheels turn 360 degrees
- Max user weight: 23kg
- Colour: Pink
- Age from 12 months to 5 years
- Little Tikes Cozy Coupe - Pink
Little Tikes Cozy Coupe Sport
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Children will love riding in style with their own little Tikes Garden Coupe Car. For Generations children have been taking adventure and imagination on the road with one of the original ride on toys - the Cozy Coupe Sleek, rounded contours and a roomy interior. Larger than the classic Cozy Coupe. Panel includes a large steering wheel, clicking key and working horn. Grande Coupe rolls on rugged, durable tyres. Front wheels spin 360°. Age 18 months.
E-Z Rider 10 inch Balance Bike - Pink
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Your little one can have huge amounts of fun in the fresh air with this pretty E-Z Rider 10-inch Balance Bike.
We learn to crawl before we walk so why ride a bike without learning how to balance first? The balance bike is the step below the natural progression of the pedal bike and enables your child to sit comfortably on the bike with their feet in direct contact with the ground.
The E-Z Rider balance bike is a great way for young children to learn how to ride by naturally teaching balance and co-ordination on 2 wheels whilst keeping your child safe.
Aimed at mainly 2 to 4 year olds, this balance bike is one of the lightest on the market, as well as being devoid of any oily chains, heavy cranks or spinning pedals meaning it is very safe for kids to use.
Useful info:
- Extremely low adjustable saddle position
- 10 inch air filled tyres on high-quality painted rims
- Builds confidence with children's balance
- Adjustable seat
- Safety equipment should be worn
- Not to be used in traffic
- E-Z Rider 10-Inch Balance Bike
- Warning: Protective equipment should be worn. Not for use in traffic.
Hetty Sit and Ride
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17 reviewsThis "foot to floor" ride on is suitable for 12 months and upwards. Its unique design provides a huge amount of storage space under the hinged seat. The steering wheel is shaped like the carry handle of the Hetty vac and can provide a useful hand hold as a walker when the steering column is locked. Age from 12 months.
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First Pedal Car
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A robust First Pedal Car with a horn for the budding driver! Colours May Vary. Age range from 3 years.
4 in 1 Ride on Rocker
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This fabulous 4 in 1 Ride on Rocker can be used firstly as a rocker, then a push along with parent control, a baby walker and finally a sit and ride to accommodate baby through their early stages. Age range from 12 months.
JCB Dumper Truck Toy
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Budding builders will love the chain-driven JCB Dumper truck.
Introduce your kids to a healthy work ethic early with this chain-driven licensed JCB!
Your little one will jump at the chance to have some outdoor fun and become a builder every time they sit in this single-seater truck!
This authentic vehicle features anti-slip pedals, so an extra element of stability is added to the truck.
Aimed specifically for kids aged 3 and older, it also includes 4 large rugged style wheels and a tipped bucket at the front, giving them the perfect place to put all their favourite toys.
This sturdy beast will have your little one building hours of fun.
Useful info:
- JCB dumper truck
- Anti-slip pedals
- Chunky steering wheel
- Rugged style wheels
- Tipping front dumper
- Rear hitch pin
- Age from 3 years
- H 52, W 44, Lgth 93 cm
Warning: Protective equipment should be worn. Not for use in traffic.
This Feber 5-in-1 Push n Go grows with your little one to provide hours of fun as they develop.
Simply attach the rockers on either side to keep your youngster entertained for hours. The steering wheel also comes with interactive buttons that play sounds and music, so your child can have lots of fun while you get some chores done around the house.
When it's time to head out to the park, simply remove the rockers and use the 3 point safety harness to keep your little one secure. With a parent handle and a rotating 360º style you can easily push your youngster along too, with a comfortable back support to keep them stable.
As they start to toddle your child can use this Feber Push n Go to steady themselves, with support handles on the seat that are specially designed for little hands. The chunky wheels ensure they can easily balance too as they start to take their first steps.
The parent handle can be adjusted to the right height, and then tucked away to change to walking mode when your child is ready to zoom off on their own. When they start to get the hang of their balance you can remove the safety harness too, so they can whizz around with ease.
With a bright design and a wide range of styles it's a great way to help your youngster develop and grow.
Useful info:
- Rotates 360º
- Walking and rocking functions
- Adjustable parent handle
- 3 point safety harness
- Age from 10 months
- Feber 5-in-1 Push n Go
Henry Sit and Ride
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18 reviewsThis "foot to floor" ride on is suitable for 12 months and upwards. Its unique design provides a huge amount of storage space under the hinged seat. The steering wheel is shaped like the carry handle of the Henry vac and can provide a useful hand hold as a walker when the steering column is locked. Age from 12 months.
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Gummy Vitamins For Adults
Most of the time when you think about your daily multi-vitamin it is an unpleasant feeling. Vitamins are rarely associated with the words "Delicious" or "Savory" but in recent years our clients have called many of the Hero Nutritionals products by these words. We are best known for our gummy vitamins, which are available for both children and adults, and we have dedicated ourselves to creating better products each year. There are a many options for alternative vitamins, but we recommend sticking with Hero Nutritionals for all of the options you have other than traditional gummy vitamins.
At Hero Nutritionals we are always looking to make an impact in our industry and create health supplements that are good for you and taste even better. That was the philosophy behind out Healthy Indulgence chocolate vitamin line of products, and people are very pleased with the outcome. There dark chocolate bites are made with 60% premium cacao dark chocolate to appeal to even the most adventurous sweets lover. These rich, chocolate bites support overall body health and promote healthier hair, skin and nails. They also are full of flavonols, which are powerful antioxidants responsible for increased immunity and nervous system function.
Our Healthy Indulgence chocolates are perfect during any time of the day, and facilitate female wellness. Alongside our multivitamin and mineral option, there Is also a calcium citrate options is vitamins D3 and K, which promotes stronger, healthier bones. We are always looking to make you a more vital individual, and our multivitamin supplement is a perfect way to treat yourself while gaining valuable material for your body.
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MIAMI (AP) — A packed outdoor deck behind a popular Miami-area sports bar partially collapsed during the NBA Finals on Thursday night, sending dozens of patrons into the shallow waters of Biscayne Bay.
Miami-Dade Fire Chief David Downey said 24 people were taken to area hospitals. Many had cuts and bruises, though one person suffered a fracture, a fire official said. Two people were in serious condition.
Authorities said about 100 people were on the deck of Shucker's Bar & Grill in North Bay Village, north of Miami Beach, when it gave way.
OSLO (AP) — Piqued by suggestions of a possible decline, Usain Bolt responded with a blistering season debut at 200 meters and a track record at the Bislett Games.
Bolt, whose conditioning was questioned after losing the 100 by 0.01 seconds in Rome last week, finished in 19.79. He is the only one to break 20 seconds this season.
Bolt topped the Bislett record set by Frank Fredericks of Namibia in 1996 by 0.03 seconds.
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — As expected, Oscar Pistorius has been left off South Africa's track team for the Paralympic world championships.
South Africa selected 32 athletes for the event next month in Lyon, France.
It marks the first major meet that Pistorius will miss as he prepares for his murder trial in the shooting death of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) — A San Francisco Giants fan who suffered brain damage after a beating at Dodger Stadium has returned home after two years in hospitals and rehabilitation centers.
Bryan Stow's family said on its website Wednesday that Stow will now live with them in the Santa Cruz area after spending about a year at the Centre for Neuroskills in Bakersfield, a live-in rehab facility.
The family said Stow could have used more time at the center, but their insurance will no longer pay for it, so Stow's parents and home nurses will give him the around-the-clock care he needs.
Stow, a paramedic, was beaten in a parking lot after the 2011 opening day game between the Giants and Dodgers in Los Angeles. Two Dodgers fans are awaiting trial on charges in the beating, which sparked outrage and brought stadium security changes around the state and country.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter has been medically cleared to resume full baseball activities and running on his surgically repaired left ankle.
The Yankees said that Jeter was examined by Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte, N.C., and that he is continuing to heal. He received clearance to progress into baseball activities and running.
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Mets are willing to do most anything to get David Wright elected to the All-Star team. Well, almost anything.
The Mets said they had backed off their latest idea — teaming up with a racy dating website that caters to women looking to meet younger men. The team said it approached CougarLife.com about trying to help Wright get picked for the All-Star game the Mets will host next month, but later decided to pass.
NEW YORK (AP) — Eclipse Award-winning jockey Ramon Dominguez announced his retirement, forced out of horse racing because of head injuries sustained in a January spill at Aqueduct.
The 36-year-old New York-based rider said he had hoped to resume his career, but doctors advised him to retire after he fractured his skull.
Dominguez was injured Jan. 18 when his mount, Convocation, fell and he was thrown to the inner dirt course. After more than two weeks in the hospital, he was transferred to a rehab facility.
Dominguez won the Eclipse Award as the nation's top jockey the past three years.
MADRID (AP) — Spain passed a new anti-doping law in an effort to clean up the country's tarnished image after the Operation Puerto case and boost Madrid's bid for the 2020 Olympics.
The new law approved by parliament includes the expansion of doping tests for athletes to night hours (11 p.m. to 6 a.m.) and costly fines for those who deal in doping substances. It also creates a new national anti-doping agency with greater autonomy and an additional focus on athletes' health.
Madrid is competing with Istanbul and Tokyo for the 2020 Games. The IOC will select the host city on Sept. 7 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The new law was passed two days before the bid cities make presentations to national Olympic committees in Lausanne, Switzerland.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A day after signing coach Dan Bylsma to a two-year contract extension, the Penguins and star forward Evgeni Malkin agreed to an eight-year deal that will keep the 2012 NHL MVP and franchise cornerstone Sidney Crosby in the fold well into the next decade.
The $76-million deal begins with the 2014-15 season and will carry an average salary cap hit of $9.5 million, a little bit less than the $10.6 million Crosby will average over the first nine years of the 12-year extension he signed last summer.
LONDON (AP) — Andy Murray won twice Thursday to reach the Queen's Club quarterfinals, defeating Nicolas Mahut 6-3, 7-6 (4) in a suspended match and then beating Marinko Matosevic 6-2, 6-2.
Also winning were second-seeded Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic, No. 3 Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina and No. 4 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France. But the No. 6 Sam Querrey, the 2010 champion, was ousted by former four-time tournament winner Lleyton Hewitt, who won 5-7, 6-3, 6-4.
HALLE, Germany (AP) — Defending champion Tommy Haas advanced to the quarterfinals of the Gerry Weber Open by outlasting Ernests Gulbis 7-6 (5), 6-4.
BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) — Top-seeded Kirsten Flipkens lost at the Aegon Classic, leaving four seeded players in the quarterfinals of the Wimbledon tuneup.


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If you're stressed this holiday season with the baking, the shopping and the gathering, one simple trick you can do starting right now will help take away the stress. What is it?Dr. Robert Lagrou, a psychiatrist at Henry Ford Kingswood Hospital, says grab a pen and some paper - and make a list!"Specifically, a to-do list," he says. "We're going to write down all the things we need to do, the big things. We're going to include ourselves on that list because we need to make sure we're exercising, staying healthy and making sure we're not drinking too much. We're going to rank them from the most important things that we absolutely have to get done to maybe the things we don't want to do or things that can wait until the last minute."He says this helps with stress because it organizes it and puts it into perspective for you, and it also can be a stress reliever to see something get checked off the list which promotes getting the other things done, too. VIDEO: Click on the video player above to hear more from Dr. Lagrou
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September 19, 2014
Rogue IMSI catchers heighten enterprise cell phone security risks
News roundup: Rogue cell phone towers are popping up across the United States, heightening enterprise communication and data privacy concerns. Plus: Goodwill breach update; Adobe patches released; and security in 2025.
September 16, 2014
Programmers unknowingly inherit development framework security issues
Developers increasingly rely on a variety of open source components, but a VerSprite researcher warns that security issues accompany many popular frameworks.
September 03, 2014
Apple two-factor authentication fail leaves iCloud users vulnerable
Apple's decision to not extend its two-factor authentication security mechanism to all iCloud services may leave users more vulnerable to attacks
September 02, 2014
Following iCloud hack, experts say enterprise data likely at risk
Following the iCloud hack and resulting leak of celebrity photos, experts say many enterprises 'don't have a clue' that corporate data could also be at risk.
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The State Department demands that Defense Distributed, which has created a series of 3D files used to print firearms, take down the files because they could violate export restrictions.
A slower processor, older Android OS, and uneven camera keep the Samsung Galaxy Metrix 4G and its very good slide-out keyboard from reaching their highest potential.
The department hopes new network will improve collaboration among separate branches of the military, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says.
The Department of Defense security and compliance blessing means more government agencies can move workloads to AWS.
The department expects to clear the devices for use on its network early next week, according to a report.
During a cyberattack on the agency's computers and servers, the personal data of employees and contractors is stolen, but, reportedly, no classified data is leaked.
At one time BlackBerry received all of the Pentagon's mobile contracts, but times have changed.
The LG Apex offers a great keyboard and affordable price tag, but its high points do not include speed or battery life.
Still using Research In Motion devices for e-mail, the Pentagon also seeks software from Apple and Google that has the capability for "new and innovative applications," Reuters reports.
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They love a good hooker pun, so here's a few to keep them going.
Yesterday, "hooker booker" Jaynie Mae Baker cut a line at the Manhattan Supreme Court, where she had a court appearance scheduled for her involvement in an Upper East Side prostitution ring. Naturally, the always-classy New York Post took this as an opportunity to write a long article about her line-cutting antics and stamp it with one of their classic whore-punny headlines. But we thought they could've done better than "Ho No You Didn't," so here are our alternate headline suggestions. If you've got a better one, leave it in the comments section!
Waiting In Line Blows
Whore's Line Is It Anyway?
Pimps In The Front
Hooker, Line, and Stinker
Ho The Line
Excuse Us, Madame!
Escort Is In Session
Underhand Job
The Oldest Procession
Whore-der in the Court!
Size Matters to Hooker
Hooker Chokes on Length
Red Light District Court
Ho Court Advantage
Hooker Goes Full Frontal
Bedroom's Not the Only Place For Butting
Ho Goes Down In Front
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Jewish Telegraphic AgencyMay 12, 2010Philanthropists Murray and Marvelle Koffler established the center in 1977. It offers some 65 classes a year in music, dance and visual arts for children and adults, and hosts visiting artists.The center is situated on the 27.5-acre Sherman Campus, which also includes a Jewish community center, theHolocaust Education Center, a sports complex and most of Toronto's Jewish communal services. The campus is under development as part of the Tomorrow Campaign."We are deeply grateful for this generous gift for the Koffler Centre of the Arts -- a place that will be home to the finest in Jewish and world culture here in Toronto, as part of UJA's Sherman Campus development," Alan Winer, chair of UJA Federation of Greater Toronto, said in a statement.
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KarismaticPosted by Lawrence Dillon in Uncategorized
His topic in Seminar was contemporary piano technique. He began with an historical overview, addressing fundamental developments in piano technique from Cristofori through Debussy. Then he launched into a catalogue of extended techniques. He brought copies for everyone of a wonderful chart he had devised, showing exactly which harmonics and muted tones are possible on the piano strings.
Aleck also talked about the basic principles of idiomatic piano writing, which I think was particularly helpful to many of our students with limited keyboard proficiency. In this, as in all of his explanations, he was very clear, and very attuned to the needs of his audience, which consisted of about thirty composers and pianists.
Finally, he played the second movement of Birtwistle's Harrison's Clocks, a piece that demands fleet fingers and mind-numbing concentration, which Karis appears to have in abundant supply.


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Tweet the latest deals, the crowds and, of course, your pictures — via Tweet or #ig — using Twitter (#BlackFridayATL), or by email at email@example.com.
You wouldn't guess it from the YouTube video bouncing around the web, but Wal-Mart says no one was injured in a frenzy over a Black Friday deal at one of its stores in south Georgia.
According to an AP report, a spokesman for the retailer said the incident was isolated, staff and security were on hand and no one was escorted from the store in Moultrie, located in south Georgia, between Albany and Valdosta.
But if you don't look at that video and perhaps gasp a bit, you may need a hit from the portable defib machine.
Black Friday: Photos of Atlanta shoppers
You came, you saw, you shopped.
And you're still into full-blown Black Friday mode, Atlanta.
Here's a bit what some of it has looked like far:
At right, shoppers press toward the doors for the 6 a.m. opening of JC Penny's at North Point Mall. (Bob email@example.com)
Stores in Atlanta and across the nation opened earlier than ever this Black Friday, with the annual shopping frenzy creeping well into the Thanksgiving holiday.
Early store openings on the holiday ranged from 6 a.m. — before the first giblet was gobbled — to 8 p.m., probably with little time for the Turkey Day tryptophane to kick in.
These pix are among two dozen you'll find at our Atlanta Black Friday gallery.
To see how Black Friday creeped into "Gray Thursday" across the nation, check out these shots, from North Carolina to California.
And don't forget to share your photos from your Black Friday journey. Tweet your pictures — via Tweet or #ig — using Twitter (#BlackFridayATL), or by email at email@example.com.
Black Friday: Parking lot update as evening nears
A Simons rep's latest update on parking lot capacities at its local malls (these updates are a pretty smart move on Simon's part):
Lenox Square: Mall parking lots are 95 percent full. Best parking option is the East Paces Ferry Deck
Mall of Georgia: Mall parking lots 85 percent full.
Northlake Mall: Mall parking lots 80 percent full.
Phipps Plaza: Surface parking lots are 100 percent full. Parking deck is 60 percent full.
If you're heading to one of these malls, keep in mind conditions can change quickly on Black Friday so it may be tougher — or easier — to find a parking space by the time you get there.
If you're shopping one of these or other area malls, shopping center or big box stores, give your fellow shoppers a heads-up by letting me know what the traffic and parking conditions are like for you. Leave a comment below or tweet your Black Friday colleagues at Twitter (#BlackFridayATL).
For traffic and parking lot conditions through the Black Friday weekend and the entire holiday shopping season, bookmark this link from Cap'n Herb and company at AM 750 and 95.5FM News/Talk WSB.
Black Friday: Local Wal-Marts part of national call for protest
Update: Fellow AJC staff writer Mike Morris reports on protesters outside an Atlanta Wal-Mart Black Friday morning.
Things got testy at the store — on Howell Mill Road at I-75 in northwest Atlanta — just before 9 a.m. when the driver of a minivan slowed for the protesters, but didn't come to a stop at the crosswalk, and nudged several of the protesters out of her way.
No one appeared to have been injured in the encounter, and the minivan continued into the store's parking deck.
A solidarity rally also was planned Black Friday afternoon across from the Wal-Mart in the 3500 block of Memorial Drive in Decatur in Avondale Crossing.
Similar to other rallies and protests nationally, the local protesters want Wal-Mart to, among other things, improve employee pay and health coverage.
Black Friday: A window for stress-free shopping
At just after 8 a.m. Black Friday shopping in the metro area is fully underway and relatively stress free.
Most stores are now open and are still offering some deals.
Look for specials like $10 gift cards at Target with $50 spent available until noon or deals that do good such as the Mickey and Minnie Holiday Plush promotion at Disney stores. Buy one of these cute creatures and $1 is donated to the Make a Wish Foundation.
Mall parking lots are hovering around 50 percent capacity except Mall of Georgia and Lenox which are about 85 percent full.
No major traffic holdups to report.
And not too many crazy happenings except at a few Walmart stores around the country (including in Union City) and a Kmart in the Midwest.
If you not out there already, get going!
And when you get all those great deals, send pictures of your haul to Twitter (#BlackFridayATL).
If you're done shopping for the day, you must be starving. Take a look at these eateries located near area malls.
Black Friday: Diamonds are…free, in Hiram
And now for weird things in Black Friday news…
A Hiram jewelry store, Criterion Diamonds decides to give away diamonds to combat the depressing economy.
The strictly word of mouth campaign ran from 9 p.m. to midnight with 40 to 50 customers getting a .1 carat diamond.
The promotions starts again from 8 a.m. – 9 a.m.
Read the full story.
Black Friday: Still deals on electronics
Rite Aid, Sam's Club, Stein Mart and BJ's enter the Black Friday mix at 7 a.m.
While many of the advertised deals on electronics have ended, you may still find some deals at these stores.
BJ's has a Canon Power Shot for $80 and a Samsung Galaxy Tablet for $177. The tablet is out of stock online so you have no choice but to try to find it in-store.
Sam's Club is offering deals including the Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone for 96 cents with 2-year contract. They also have the HP Pavilion Sleekbook for $399 and Xbox 360 for $199.
And as an added bonus, Sam's Club is providing free Starbucks and pastries to club members arriving for the 7 a.m. opening while supplies last.
Target is also still promoting $60 gift cards with purchase of any iPad (other than the iPad mini).
Black Friday: It's all about the malls
Overnight, it was the big box stores getting the most traffic. Now we're moving into the hours where malls are seeing an uptick in shoppers.
Perimeter Mall and Southlake Mall are both opening at 6 a.m. Most others have been open since midnight. JC Penney is also opening at 6 a.m. with sales such as $10 jeans and $20 boots.
Shoppers at stores including Old Navy, Kohl's, Bass Pro Shop and Macy's are reporting some lines and crowds at checkout in various metro area locations.
Parking lots are starting to fill up with Arbor Place Mall reporting 60 percent full, Lenox Mall 50 percent full and Mall of Georgia at 80 percent full.
Black Friday: Round two!
The first round of Black Friday shoppers are heading home, but there are plenty of shoppers just now gearing up for deals.
Lines are being reported at stores with 5 a.m. openings including one Bass Pro Shop where the crowd was beginning a count down to the opening.
A few other stores are opening at 5 a.m. — Home Depot, Lowe's, Staples and Arbor Place Mall.
Walmart is kicking off their final deal event at 5 a.m. with buys including a 50 – inch TV for $298 and an Acer Ultrabook for $499.
Surprisingly, some Target stores are still getting a bit of traffic even though they opened at 9 p.m. and may not have much left in the way of doorbusters.
Black Friday: The ugly
While Shoppers at Best Buy Stores around the metro area patiently waited to enter in groups of 50, shoppers at Walmart in Union City were not so tame.
A fight broke out between two shoppers seeking televisions and police were called. Both shoppers were reportedly arrested.
Otherwise, it's been all quiet. Be safe out there!
Black Friday: Midnight openings
Another round of stores have opened including:
Belk, Best Buy (FINALLY!), Dick's Sporting Goods, Kohl's, Macy's and many local malls including Cumberland, Sugarloaf Mills, mall of Georgia, North Point Mall and North Georgia Premium Outlets.
Lines are long to get in stores but no reports of major traffic backups or parking issues.
Black Friday: The deal on guaranteed doorbusters
Walmart made the unprecedented move of guaranteeing three of its doorbusters for one hour (from 10 pm to 11 pm). Here's how it works:
If you weren't one of the lucky ones who got the actual item tonight, you get a voucher which you take to the register and pay the advertised price for before midnight. Then you go online to walmart.com/blackfridaycard also before midnight to register and officially order the item. The item is then shipped to the store where you made the purchase and you are notified by email about when to pick it up.
Sooo, waiting in line tonight offered instant gratification being late, means you have to wait even longer!
Black Friday Update: Target and Walmart crowded but civil
At 10 PM, Walmart was seeing its second round of crowds for the guaranteed doorbusters – which include the iPad 2 for $399 plus a $75 gift card. Crowds were reported at Walmart stores across the metro area including Union City and Dunwoody.
Target which opened at 9 pm, also has big crowds but seems to have created an orderly manner in which to get people through the checkout lines. That didn't stop the aisles from getting jammed up particularly in the electronics department.
If you're headed to Target, note that many of the doorbuster items are placed in various departments around the store. For example, the televisions in one store were arranged along the perimeter of the women's clothing department .
Most everyone seems to be shopping efficiently, getting what they need and quickly getting out of the store.
Black Friday: starting now!
Gray Thursday/Black Friday has begun!
If you're planning to make the 8 p.m. doorbusters you should be leaving…NOW!
Store openings at 8 p.m.:
Walmart, Kmart, Sears and Toys R Us which advertised just added super bonus buys via email including an XBox 360 4 GB system for $179.99 with a $5o gift card, Barbie dolls and accessories and Lego Star Wars construction sets are buy one get one 50 percent off.
Walmart lines are already crazy at 7:20 p.m. according to various metro area reports.
Though the store doesn't open until midnight, lines have formed at Best Buy stores nationwide including in Kennesaw where camped out shoppers set up tents as early as Monday. Best Buy will hand out tickets at 10 p.m. to folks waiting in line.
Weather: Fortunately, the weather is a balmy 62 degrees. Temperatures will be dropping later down to about 50 degrees by 5 a.m. so dress appropriately for waiting in line!
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November 23rd, 2012
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November 23rd, 2012
12:28 am
I want pick up store at 249@antoine
November 23rd, 2012
12:42 am
I bought two tv at 249and Antoine and I want to pick the same store
November 23rd, 2012
12:52 am
i need step by step directions on how to register online for the ipad i purchased during the !-hour guarantee at walmart. i go to the website and than i dont know where to go from there. it gives no direction.
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November 23rd, 2012
4:47 pm
And this is what it looks like when things are "good". Just wait until the dollar collapses and the US economy takes a giant nosedive. If you think the fighting over Playstations is bad, wait until its over government handouts of food to the starving masses. The "cliff" may very well be the straw that breaks the proverbial camel's back. Be prepared. Give your family the security of extra food and supplies this Christmas. You never know what the future holds (but for sure its going to be rough).
November 23rd, 2012
8:18 pm
I blame Obama for the walmart riots… and how dare these workers complain about having to work on Thanksgiving…they should be on their knees thanking their corporate overlords that pay their minimum wage…how dare they expect not to work on thanksgiving…just another example of the takers wanting something else given to them….why should their employers "give" them thanksgiving off? If the election hadn't been stolen, this would not be happening because Mitt would be president…


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MICHIGAN CITY | No fourth-quarter baskets and 56 percent free throw shooting usually spell doom.
Not for Merrillville on Friday.
The Pirates didn't make a field goal in the fourth quarter and hit just 28 of a whopping 50 free throws overall, nearly frittering away a 12-point lead, but hung on to elude Michigan City 66-61 in the Class 4A Michigan City Sectional semifinals.
In the opener, Valparaiso (18-4) never trailed, blowing out frigid Chesterton (13-9) in the fourth quarter for a dominant 56-34 victory.
"Actually, we've been really good (at the line) lately," Pirates coach T.J. Lux said. "If we had made 38, we would've been fine. We've got to make better decisions with the basketball. We knew it was going to be a dogfight the whole way through. Michigan City's been playing a lot better. They played their hearts out."
Merrillville (19-3) used a 14-0 run that began after it trailed 44-42 in the third and ended with it up 56-44 early in the fourth.
"We just told them to make a conscious effort to be aggressive," Lux said. "We had a stretch of good balance going inside. We moved the ball around and got to the rim."
His team battling foul trouble, notably leading scorer Ryan Taylor, M.C. coach John Boyd found himself with a young group on the floor against the veteran Pirates in the pivotal stretch. City turned the ball over nine times in the third quarter.
"I question myself, should I have kept guys in the game," Boyd said. "We got a couple quick fouls and they got loose on us. We had a freshman and a sophomore out there and the experience of Merrillville got to us."
Thanks to Merrillville's foul line struggles, the Wolves (10-12) roared back and actually had a shot at a tie when A'Seante Clark came up with a steal with 20 seconds left. He got a clean look at a 3 from the corner but it rimmed off. The Pirates were still up three when Jamard Owens missed two free throws, but he ran down the second, and knocked down the clinchers at 6.9 seconds.
"We had an opportunity. That's all you can ask for," Boyd said. "To beat good teams, you've got to do the little things."
With Jake Raspopovich and Jelani Pruitt saddled by fouls, Zoran Talley again paced the Pirates, scoring 23 points. Darion Williams added 14 and B.J. Jenkins 11.
"B.J and Zoran really stepped up and made some big plays," Lux said.
In the opener, Valpo broke open a low-scoring struggle with three 3s in the span of 1:03. Brody Wilson drilled one at the end of the third quarter, then he and Justin Osburn connected to start the fourth, spiking a 26-20 lead to 15.
"I've said all along we're pretty damn good defensively," Vikings coach Joe Otis said. "The last two games, (Chesterton's) scored 70 and 85. I credit (assistants) Ben Lieske and Brent Kimmel for putting together a really great scouting report. I'm proud of them and really proud of the kids for executing it. I wasn't afraid of a low-scoring game, but they've scored so many points lately, we wanted to take them out of their rhythm and see how they reacted."
In two words, not well. Chesterton shot 27 percent, including 5 of 21 deep. Matt Holba and Corey Rusboldt each scored 10, though Holba missed six of eight free throws.
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In a game where John Mosser managed just two points, the Vikings got 15 from Quentin Palmer, 14 from Tyler Doane (11 in the fourth, all in the second half) and 11 from Osburn. Valpo went 21 of 28 at the line to Chesterton's 3 of 10.
"Palmer got us out of the gate," Otis said. "You might as well go ahead and give Osburn the Superman's cape. He just makes a lot of stuff happen, particularly on defense."


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String Quartet No. 2 in G, Op. 18 No. 2
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This is the first appearance of all five recordings on CD the complete Beethoven recordings of the final form of the Budapest Quartet featuring Roisman as first violinist
Some elements of the Budapest Quartet story are well known: during a career of half a century, a Hungarian/Dutch foursome metamorphosed into an all-Russian ensemble and then established itself in the US. It was often driven by internal dissension and six men occupied its second violin chair (Alexander Schneider having two stints). One of three quartets to emerge from the orchestra of the Budapest Opera, it was senior by a year to its main rival, the Léner Quartet. Not only was the leader, Emil Hauser, a pupil of Hubay but so were second violinist Alfred Indig and violist Istvan Ipolyi. Its founder, Rotterdam-born cellist Harry Son, had studied with David Popper. The quartet was organised on revolutionary lines and everything was decided democratically, each man having a vote. Its debut came in December 1917 at Kolozvar (now Cluj-Napoca, Romania) and early in 1918 it appeared with success in Budapest. Indig's departure in 1920 hardly caused a ripple - his replacement was another Hubay disciple, Imre Pogany.
The four moved to Berlin, where they debuted in the 1921-2 season. They already knew 65 works, including all the Beethovens and a good deal of modern music. Their Rome debut was made in 1922, their London debut in 1925. Their first issued records for HMV (after unsuccessful 'acoustic'
sessions) came in 1926. When a major bust-up caused Pogany to leave for the US in mid-1927, he was replaced by Joseph Roisman, a Russian from Odessa who, though only seven years younger than Hauser, was a more '
modern' player. So many disagreements over style ensued that, early in 1931, just before a world tour, Son resigned (he later died in the Holocaust). In came another Russian, Mischa Schneider. With the players split between two styles, the voting had to be modified: as each work was taken into their repertoire, they drew lots and the winner was assigned two votes for that piece in perpetuity. Thus, if two wanted a faster tempo and two favoured a slower, the member who 'owned' the work (or his successor) had the last word.
The Budapest toured the Far East and made its New York debut in January 1931 but there was so much tension that in 1932 Hauser quit (he went on to become head of the Jerusalem Conservatory and saved the lives of many young European Jewish musicians). Roisman was elevated to leader and Schneider's younger brother, Alexander - the most vital musician ever to play in the group - became second fiddle. The last Hungarian, Ipolyi, stuck it out until the summer of 1936, by which time he had been driven to a breakdown; the others then brought in a fourth Russian, Boris Kroyt.
Two of the recordings on this disc come from that transitional period. As one of HMV's 'house quartets', the Budapest had to share the repertoire with other ensembles, notably the Busch and Pro Arte. The first recordings under Roisman's leadership had been made in the wood-panelled Beethovensaal in Berlin, quite a good venue; but after the accession to power of Adolf Hitler in 1933, life became not just unpleasant for Jewish musicians in the German capital but unsafe. The foursome therefore moved to Paris, but fortunately did not record there -
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