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WHEELING - Emily Frances Rine and Kevin Raymond Boyce Butler were united in marriage on July 2 at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Wheeling, with the Revs. Ronald Anton, S.J., the bride's godfather, and James O'Brien, S.J., officiating the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Gary and Sue Ellen Miller of Bridgeport.
The groom is the son of Dr. Leon and Shamyune Slonim of Ajax, Ontario, and the late Dennis Butler.
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Mrs. Kevin Butler
Stacy Connell was the maid of honor. Dr. Patrick McDaniel was the best man.
Other attendants were Veena Chokkavelu; Laura Cordery; Dr. Maureen Matarese; Shayna Slonim; sister of the groom; Chris Edwards; Dr. Will Enck; Warren Flood; George Pfaff; Duncan Ganpaul; and Alina, Zosha and Arianna Muroski.
A reception was held at the banquet view ballrooms at Wilson Lodge, Oglebay Park, Wheeling.
The bride is a 1997 graduate of Linsly School, a 2001 graduate of Boston College with a bachelor of arts degree in linguistics and German studies, a 2004 graduate of Teachers College, Columbia University, with a master's degree in applied linguistics and a 2009 graduate of Penn State University with a doctorate in linguistics. She is employed as an instructor in the American English Institute and Department of Linguistics at the University of Oregon.
The groom is a 1995 graduate of Ajax High School, a 1999 graduate of Queens University in Kingston, Ontario, with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, a 2003 graduate of Columbia University with a master of science degree in electrical engineering and a 2010 graduate of PSU with a doctorate in computer science and engineering. He is employed as an assistant professor in the Department of Computer and Information Science at the University of Oregon.
After a wedding trip to Hawaii, the couple reside in Eugene, Ore.

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Mental health options discussed during Rotary meeting
March 9, 2013
STEUBENVILLE — Options for citizens of Jefferson County suffering from mental health or addiction issues was discussing during the Friday luncheon meeting of the city Rotary Club at the city YWCA....
This outfit encourages mental illness, rarely treats it. Is their "lifeblood" meaning gov$$$$$ Mostly treat? acoholics/druggies these days, that is, as long as they can get your taxdollars. Now it's about housing???? Are you just kidding? Just what Steub. needs,, more free housing for the unwilling to work. You want to house more "victims"?? Fine, build it in your backyards,NIMBYS, not ours. We are sick of this fake "kindness" We'll know you are sincere when the homeless shelters are next door to YOU.
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Roddin' @ Random: Scene At The Race Of GentlemenWritten by on February 21, 2014 Loads of old-school neon, and a concrete grid of pin-straight streets, the funky beach town was the perfect backdrop to a weekend of vintage racing.
The New Jersey beachfront, usually a solitary place once the chill of autumn arrives, was anything but last fall as the sounds of Ford flatheads and four-bangers roared over the sandy beachfront. They heralded the arrival of The Race of Gentlemen (TROG), an all-day assault on the beach by a tour de force of hot rodding glory.
The first TROG was the breakout hit of the 2012 hot rodding season, so the idea of a repeat performance was a no-brainer. Led by organizer Meldon Van Riper Stultz III and members of his Oilers hot rod club, this year's event moved south, to the harder sands and wider beach of Wildwood, a popular resort along the southern Jersey shoreline. With its swanky '50s and '60s retro hotels, loads of old-school neon, and a concrete grid of pin-straight streets, the funky beach town was the perfect backdrop to a weekend of vintage racing.
Spectators poured in from all over the country (and abroad) to witness hop ups and bikes as they stormed the Wildwood beach frontage. Mel and the Oilers built a festival-like atmosphere along the water, complete with hawker's tents, a rockin' band stage, and the obligatory beer garden. But Mel and the Oiler's finest creation was the race strip itself. You just couldn't get a better spot in Jersey for an eighth-mile sand brawl.
Like last year, entrants were limited to prewar hot rods and bikes. Few, if any, rods from last year's race ran the sand again this year, to keep the event fresh. Rides came from as far as Seattle and Florida, representing a true amalgam of American rod builders. Even Mike Nicholas, organizer of this year's Hot Rod Hill Climb in Colorado, drove the 2,000 miles with his trusty five-window in tow to run the event.
Racers were split into three categories: four-bangers, flatheads, and bikes. To say the sprints were fast and furious would be an understatement. Traction was easier to obtain this year due to the better substrate on the strip, and there were few, if any, bog downs, a big issue at last year's meet. In all, the racing was completed without a hitch, a testament to how well Mel and the Oilers ran the event.
In the banger class, Mike Santiago of Seattle came out on top in his homebuilt Ford single-seater. The lightweight roadster was tough to beat and was one of the fastest rides on the sand. In the flathead division, Scott McCann, owner of the DeLuxe Speed Shop in Colorado, took the checkered flag. His '32 Ford has a Bonneville race history, and he showed that the roadster still has some racing left in her. (To read more about Scott's roadster, see "Deuce in Disguise" on page 48.) In the cycle class, it was Mel running away with the victory on his trusty '39 Indian Chief.
The original TROG started as a seedling of an idea, intended to be a backhand slap to the face of typical "sit and stare" car shows. It has succeeded in a big way. Not only are the cars on display in a radiant setting, but they are also used for what they were intended: they were run, and run hard. The race harkens back to a simpler time in racing's past, when men not only challenged each other but were also challenged by the dragstrip. It's pre-corporate racing like it should be.
Mel has already solidified a return to the sands of Wildwood, same time next year, and he promises that TROG will be constantly evolving—bigger and always better, but still sticking to the recipe that got him this far. "It's got to stay raw and organic," he says without hesitation.
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Peg legs and tall, skinny bias-plies don't help much when it comes to digging in on a sandy starting line. But overall, this event was definitely an upgrade from last year's quicksand-like dragstrip.As the tide receded, hot rods staged along the beachfront to wait for their turn at the eighth-mile run. With its bevy of classic rides and beautiful beachfront location, the TROG event was a feast for photo ops and admiring eyes alike.It's a flathead shootout on the sand as racers hug the high-water mark and try to stay in the hard, compacted, wet substrate.Jim Barillo's '29 Ford roadster looks right at home on the Wildwood surf. Jim and his twin brother built the period-perfect ride at their shop in Knoxville, Tennessee. It's motivated by an 8BA flathead with a 2x2 intake and a pair of Edelbrock heads.Jerry Laboranti hits the strip in his eye-catching '27 Ford roadster pickup. The flattie is of '36 vintage, mated to a '37 trans. Jerry is a professional jazz sax player and a teacher. He definitely hit the right note with this crafty build.Bones Ken Schmidt, co-owner of Rolling Bones Hot Rod Shop, runs client George Poteet's '34 three-window, dry lakes-styled racer. It boasts a 7-inch chop and a 59AB flattie fitted with a 4-inch Mercury crank. This stroke boosts displacement to a healthy 276 ci. A T5 trans does the shifting.Mike Nicholas, organizer of this year's Hot Rod Hill Climb in Georgetown, Colorado, hits the sand in his five-window coupe. With the help of friends and family, Mike finished his flathead-motivated ride the night before the hill climb back in September, and then hightailed it out to Jersey for the TROG event.


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The 5 Most Half-Assed Scams That Were Shockingly Successful
The con man is the classic anti-hero of films and folk tales around the world. Always on the cusp of being caught, only his insurmountable cunning keeps the sly rogue out of harm's way. He may not ever make it big; but he'll never stop hustling just enough to get by.
On the other hand, there are also lazy idiots who go after insane sums of money with stunningly dumbass scams. While way less lovable, they apparently do quite a bit better.
#5. Losing a Quarter Billion Dollars On a "Nigerian Prince" Scam
By now, everybody on the Internet is familiar with the "419 Nigerian Prince scam"--a "Prince" in Nigeria claims he has millions of dollars hidden away in some mysteriously locked account that may or may not be guarded by a fearsome dragon that only one of pure blood can open. The good news is he will gladly share it with you, and the even better news is that you only have to send him a few thousand dollars to get in on the action. Even though it's now become the Internet equivalent of the old cliche "bridge in Brooklyn" scam, occasionally a little old lady who keeps her money under her cat's mattress does get taken in and loses a few thousand dollars. That doesn't surprise us.
What does surprise us is when somebody like Nelson Sakaguchi falls for it. You see, Sakaguchi was director of the Bank Noreste, in charge of--you cannot make this shit up--its overseas accounts. While Sakaguchi presumably came armed with a vast array of knowledge from a lifelong career in bank management, he was no match for the Nigerians who probably came armed with a fax machine from a foreclosed-on Staples, some second-hand Hypercolor sweaters and a command of the English language only rivaled by Japanese t-shirts run through Babelfish a few times.
The spammers sent Sakaguchi an invitation from the Nigerian government to get in on a plan to build an airport, because the usual bag-with-money-sign was considered played out that season. Sakaguchi agreed to a meeting and met with a man who introduced himself as the director of the Bank of Nigeria. How did he fool a sharp-eyed real life bank director? He had a business card! That's seriously it. He promptly wired them $4 million dollars. We don't know off hand what the exchange rate is in Nigeria, but we're pretty sure that's enough money to buy the entire country and staff it with Diamond-encrusted whore robots.
But the scammers weren't content with precious jewel skankbot money; oh no. They continued playing him even after he'd wired them enough money to start a minor but influential religion. Building an airport ain't cheap, and Sakaguchi just kept transferring cash.
Luckily for him, both Lloyd's Bank and Citigroup also had hired directors with only a dim understanding of the word "money," because somehow no one in the giant corporation saw anything suspicious about the millions of dollars being funneled through their accounts to "some dude" in Nigeria. When the other directors at Sakaguchi's bank started noticing that the piles of money they used to jump into were noticeably worse at cushioning their cannonballs, they finally put a stop to it. Unfortunately, by that time Sakguchi had sent $242 million to the scammers.
Oh, but don't worry: Not all of it was lost to the Nigerians. $20 million of the money was actually lost when he paid a Voodoo priestess to buy 240,000 pigeons for a ritual to help him get out of his jam. The pigeons, as usual, contributed nothing helpful.
#4. You, Too, Can Be a Fake Doctor
Who doesn't want to be a doctor? It's one of the very few avenues left in modern life for self-conscious nerds to earn feudal-style titles before their names. Nerds like Christian Eberhard. He too wanted to save lives and junk or whatever but he had a problem: He just didn't have the time or money to invest in the decade or so of schooling. What he did have, though, was a home computer. So of course the University Hospital of Erlangen hired him on!
Unless you're reading this by virtue of a gross misuse of magical powers, you too have a computer! So do we! Shit, we're all doctors! Who's disappointed now, parents!?
OK, so it wasn't quite that easy--he did have to make up some credentials that would fool the medical establishment ... or as it's known in the realms of high stakes international crime: some forms he found on the Internet. Yep, all it took for Christian to create a medical degree from Oxford was an internet connection and a printer. This might not be quite so horrifying if he hadn't managed to misspell "doctor" on the forms. Seriously. He wanted to be a doctor badly enough to risk fraud and imprisonment, but not badly enough to run a spellcheck.
He continued on to make numerous other errors on the form, including misspelling the name of his place of birth. The application was presumably filled in with crayon and in "position applying for," we're laying fair odds that he put "doggy style."
We're going to hedge our bets and say that he spelled "doggy" wrong, also.
So surely this comically inept half-tard had one day of hilarious misunderstandings, and was promptly jailed! Nope. He worked at the hospital for two years before he was caught. Now, if he had just been working alone in an office photocopying his ass we could understand how he might have flown under the radar. However, it turns out he was involved in 190 operations during that time--five of which were organ transplants, and none of which apparently required the tiniest bit of medical training.
#3. ...Or a Cop
A rookie police officer in Chicago showed up for his first day at work in January of 2009, where he was presumably paired with a wise old sergeant two days from retirement and assigned the biggest case the precinct has ever seen. There was possibly also a lovable dog companion. Whatever the circumstances, he was soon sent out on his first patrol, which lasted about five hours, two of which he drove the patrol car for. He even assisted in arresting a suspect. What a first day! Especially considering he was never a police officer at all.
"Dead or alive, you're coming with me!"
To become a police officer generally requires the applicant to at least have a high school diploma, passed drug and fitness tests, and has 25 weeks or more of training at a police academy. The unidentified young man in Chicago had none of those things--including the high school diploma--because it turns out he was a child. Not even old enough to get a driver's license.
The young boy reportedly slipped through an unlocked back door of the station wearing a fake uniform and, despite the fact that he had no weapon or badge (he was fucking 14 years-old, by the way), none of the officers on duty questioned the new rookie on the force that most likely couldn't stop talking about all the boobies he'd touched for realsies and kept stopping to pull his comically oversized slacks back up over his Pokemon underwear. It was only after he came back to the station that a supervisor finally noticed that the boy had no gun, an incomplete uniform and that he had not yet reached puberty. Sadly, that was the end of Officer Bobby's illustrious career. As he was escorted out, he was heard to lament that he was, in fact "not old enough for this shit."


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Second Trimester 1stTrimester 3rd Trimester
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Your baby today
The next three months are a time of particularly rapid growth for your baby. Cells are dividing, expanding, and maturing in every part of her body. The placenta too is growing and maturing, but this is far less important than your baby's growth from now on.
What's in a name? Well, quite a lot actually, as you'll discover when you start trying to choose one for your baby.
Deciding on a name for your baby is fun but not necessarily an easy task. In addition to finding one that you and your partner agree on, it can feel as though everyone has an opinion. Friends may tell you that they have already chosen a name, that it is "theirs" so you can't use it! Your family may have traditions that they want upheld, such as passing on a name that has been in the family for generations.
It's a good idea for you and your partner individually to write down a list of names that you like. Then look at each other's list and talk about which ones you do and don't like. If you're lucky, there will be one or more names on both lists that match.
Factors to consider include: does the name sound right with your last name? Does the middle name go well with the first name? What will the initials be? For example, Robert Anthony Taylor will become RAT! Are the meanings of the names important to you? If so, find out what the meaning is of your favorite names — it can be fun to tell your child what her name means when she's older. Is there a short version of the name that you can use informally or, conversely, do you hate names being shortened? If so, avoid those. If you're feeling obligated to use a family name, perhaps make it a middle name.
It's advisable to come up with a few alternative choices, since you may find that the name you have decided upon just doesn't seem to suit your newborn baby when you finally see her.
Popular names
Do you want your child to have an original name, or are you influenced by what's in fashion? Bear in mind that opting for a popular name may mean your child is in a class full of namesakes.
See lists of the top 100 most popular girls' names and boys' names.
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The CSRI Conference is a student-run conference hosted by the College Sport Research Institute and the Exercise and Sport Science Department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The conference features three days of discussion panels, keynote speakers, academic research presentations and student competitions. Faculty, athletic administrators, students, sport practictioners and the general public interested in research, theory and critical thinking regarding issues in college athletics should make their plans to attend!


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Softball Readies for TusculumMarch 31, 2014
ANDERSON, S.C. – For the second time in three days, the Anderson University softball team will be squaring off against one of the hottest teams in the South Atlantic Conference when the Trojans welcome Tusculum to Smethers Field on Tuesday. First-pitch against the defending league champions is set for 2 p.m.
The Trojans
As the conference schedule nears the midway point, Anderson (25-9, 5-5 SAC) is tied with Carson-Newman for sixth in the league standings, one game behind both Catawba and Tusculum, who share fourth place, and two games behind Lenoir-Rhyne and Lincoln Memorial, who stand tied for second place.
The Trojans have three of the league's top 10 hitters in its lineup, with sophomore Molly Child leading the way with her .423 batting average. The center fielder ranks third in the conference with her batting average. She saw her 16-game hitting streak halted on Sunday, but has hit safely in 17 of the last 18 contests. Junior Jessica Neidigh ranks fifth in the league and second on the team with a .397 batting average and has reached base safely in 14 of AU's last 16 games. Senior shortstop Abby Child rounds out the trio with her .382 batting average, which is 10th in the SAC.
Molly Child also leads the squad with a .504 on-base percentage and hits (47), and is tied for second on the team with nine doubles and has blasted nine home runs, which is second in the conference behind just Abby Child's league-leading 10 round-trippers. Neidigh has ripped 46 hits on the season and leads the SAC with 42 runs scored. The second baseman ranks in the league's top 11 in seven additional offensive categories. Abby Child has reached base safely in six of the last eight games and leads the conference with her .765 slugging percentage. She ranks fourth in the SAC in runs scored (36) and fifth in on-base percentage (.500) and ninth in doubles (9) and hits, with 39.
Senior first baseman Danielle Swygert recorded the game-winning RBI in Sunday's come-from-behind win over league-leading Wingate and ranks fourth on the team and 12th in the league with her .380 batting average, while ranking in the top-13 in the league in six additional offensive categories.
Freshman outfielder Courtney Czentnar is hitting .337 on the season and has reached base safely in eight of AU's last 10 games. The Lawrenceville, Ga. native belted a two-run homer in the win past Wingate and is third on the squad with her .707 slugging percentage. Outfielder Rebecca Martin is hitting a career-best .324 on the season and has already recorded a career-best six home runs, which ties her for eighth in the SAC.
Freshman hurler Lauren Rudesheim has won three of her last four outings and is tied for fifth in the conference with her 12 victories, while junior Katelynn Howser (8-4) leads the squad and ranks seventh in the league with her 1.78 ERA. Rookie right-hander Augie Pena (5-1) has earned wins in her last three decisions and has struck out 54 batters, while walking just 16 in 41 1/3 innings of work. Her 9.15 strikeouts per contest ranks second in the league, behind just sophomore hurler Carly Tysinger of Catawba.
The Pioneers
Tusculum (20-18, 6-4 SAC), the defending South Atlantic Conference regular-season champion, was a preseason pick to finish sixth in the South Atlantic Conference in a poll of the league's coaches after going 31-19 overall and 13-5 in the SAC a year ago. The Pioneers won their first SAC championship with a pair of walk-off wins past the Trojans on the final day of the 2013 regular season.
The Pioneers returned eight starters from last season's squad and had two players on the preseason All-Conference team, as sophomore outfielder Miranda Beeler was a first-team honoree and junior first baseman Kaytlin Stroinski was a second-team pick.
Beeler, a sophomore from Knoxville, was a second-team All-SAC pick last year as she hit .310 with 27 runs scored. Beeler was credited with 13 bunt hits and stole 16 bases without being caught. She recorded the team's second-highest batting average in conference games at .389 and had a team-high 10 stolen bases in those 18 contests.
Stroinski, a junior from Howell, Michigan, was a second-team Daktronics All-Region honoree after she led the Pioneers in batting average (.336), runs scored (35), runs batted in (40), slugging percentage (.540), on-base percentage (.440) and walks (19) while sharing the team-lead with five home runs. Stroinski also added nine doubles and two triples and stole 11 bases last season.
The Pioneers have won four straight and six of their last seven outings after snapping a three-game skid two weeks ago. Tusculum opens a four-game road swing with Tuesday afternoon's twin bill, and is 9-13 away from home on the season. The Pioneers are coming off back-to-back sweeps of conference opponents Brevard and Catawba that saw TC outscore the Tornados and Indians by a combined 21-8 margin.
The Series vs. Tusculum
The Trojans and Pioneers have met 13 times in a series that dates back to the 2004 season, with Tusculum owning a 9-4 advantage in the overall series. The two teams have traded regular-season sweeps since the Trojans joined the South Atlantic Conference for the 2011 campaign, with the Pioneers taking the 2011 doubleheader. The Trojans answered by taking the 2012 twin bill, with the Pioneers claiming last season's doubleheader.
The Pioneers won five of the first seven meetings from 2004-07, then the series lapsed for four years, before resuming during the 2011 campaign.
Last year's doubleheader saw Swygert go 3-for-5, with three singles and a pair of walks. Bri Cason added two singles, while Charlotte Sieber notched two singles and a pair of RBI.


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Ultima Vez Modificado: 1 de noviembre del 2001
Reviewers: Kenneth Blank, MD
Source: International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology and Physics September 1, 1998 Vol. 52, No. 2. P379
Ewing's sarcoma is a cancer that typically arises in the bones of teenagers and is treated with a combination of chemotherapy, surgery and radiotherapy. Because of reportsdetailing the formation of second cancers, the dose and amount of tissue receiving radiation has been reduced on most modern studies. In the September 1, 1998 issue of theInternational Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology and Physics the German Ewing's Sarcoma Studies group reports the rate of second cancers in Ewing's patients whoreceived modern doses of radiotherapy.


text: The Possibilities of Fiction and Imagination in Children By Bruce C Poulsen PhD December 17, 2013 "You may think I'm small, but I have a universe inside my mind." ―Yoko Ono Is an imaginary friend or fictional world a cause for concern? Some believe these reflect a psychological or behavioral health problem in children, but there are actually some positive possibilities associated with them. Read More


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Source: The Sydney Morning Herald
quote: Because it literally - LITERALLY - costs the airline twice as much to provide the service to that person.
quote: Looking at the Boeing 767-400, operating empty weight is 229,000lbs and max take off weight is 450,000lbs giving about 220,000lbs of cargo and passenger weight.So the actual percentage increase in fuel costs if you double passenger weight, assuming fuel costs are linear with weight ( it isn't, 1% reduction in weight only gets you a 0.75% reduction in fuel use), is ((450,000/(229,000+110,000))-1)*100= 33%.
quote: It makes more sense to distribute the cost of the plane's weight on a per pound of payload basis. Your 767 has a maximum payload of 220,000. The 300 pound person consumes 0.136% of that. The 150 pound person takes 0.068% of that. And they should pay accordingly.


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Team: Immaculata boys' tennis
Last year's top finishes:
* James Cha; fourth at the 3-1A state tournament and third at regionals last year; honorable mention KC Star All-Metro Tennis Team
* Phillip Hernandez; third in doubles at Leavenworth, first in doubles at Bonner Springs
* Andy Eom; first at Neodesha, first at Bonner Springs
* team finishes second at Neodesha Invite
Coach: Manuel JF Hernandez, 13th year
Key returnees:
* junior James Cha
* junior Phillip Hernandez
* junior Andy Eom
* junior Grayson Armstrong,
Newcomers to watch:
* freshman Sam Rhee
* freshman Mark Hernandez
* freshman Hunter Patten
* freshman Bader Abboud
* freshman Adam Habib
* freshman Donald Hollingsworth
Team Outlook: STRENGTHS — Experience and leadership will be the mainstay of the Raiders in 2013 as four seasoned juniors return.
"The experience of our returning players and the athleticism and effort of our newcomers is looking very good thus far," Hernandez said.
WEAKNESSES — Anytime you have eight new players, the learning curve will be steep. The Imac coach selected serving and ball control as the biggest areas that need to be improved upon.
Big meets: Home invite April 2; At Topeka-Hayden April 3; At Neodesha April 6; At Leavenworth April 24; At DeSoto Invite April 27
Coach says: "Our priority this year is playing up to our potential and maintaining a positive attitude throughout the season. Players know they need to raise their intensity and work hard every minute they are on the tennis courts.
"Our team goal is to have six players in the state tournament. We want to demonstrate program credibility and individual commitment to success.
"The combination of returning experience and newcomer intensity should result in plenty of success throughout the season. Our early efforts reflect high expectations and plenty of potential for the team."
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We are thinking of getting some sand stone paving installed, however we have to be able to use lots of deicing salt in a bad winter.
Will the salt stain the sand stone?
Any other issues we should be aware of?
Salt on stone can cause pitting, but it should be okay as long as you don't over-do it. If you still have visible salt crystals after the ice has gone, you're using too much. If you have trouble both avoiding visible crystals and clearing enough ice for safety, try using a sand/salt mix.


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I got selected to an incubator program in Germany and I'm a Sri Lankan citizen. I cannot seem to find the right type of visa I need to apply for. The Embassy told me it has to be Long Term Visa, but there are many categories. Does anyone know what I need to apply for? The program in Germany lasts for 6 months.
You will need a working permit (i.e. a blue card). If you are planning to create a startup business in Germany from the incubator, you might have better chances. This requires you however to invest money and create jobs in Germany.
So in any case, you need a "Blue Card". If you cannot claim to be a startup through your investment volume in Germany, you need an income of at least 44,800 euros p/a.
If this is also not possible, I would consult the incubator program directly to inquire how they would recommend the visa to be applied for.
Why dont apply for a Schengen Visa? Category : Business.
They will interview you anyway at the embassy.
See also:
http://www.germany.info/Vertretung/usa/en/05_Legal/ 02_Directory_Services/01_Visa/_Permanent_Residence_Visa.html
(cant get the whole link to work)


text: Dee-Jays BBQ Ribs and Grille, on Thursday, presented representatives of the Tony Teramana Cancer Center with a contribution of $3,500 following its annual "Power of Pink" fundraiser in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Pictured are, in front from left, Jacqui DeFranco and Donna Brown from Dee-Jay's, Susan Miller, director of the Teramana Cancer Center, and Lynn Barbe, oncology patient advocate, and in back, Dewey Guida and Michael Guida. -- Craig Howell


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The Lancer Evolution Experience starts off like most driving schools: You are plopped in front of a chalkboard and lectured to. After that, you're sent out and made to get wicked sideways. And that's when you wake the hell up.
Before we go any further, let's make one thing clear: When I say "sideways," I mean sideways. What we have here is some unhinged, prescription-strength, industrial-grade madness. And the cars—bone-stock Evolution Xs—do it happily, and they ask (beg, plead, pray) for you to keep it up, and all four tires burn like the Cuyahoga while you dance the dance of a thousand rally stars. If you listen closely, you can hear Tommi Mäkinen laughing.
But I'm getting ahead of myself.
For the most part, one-day driving schools are not the stuff of legend. You show up, you take a class, you play on a skid pad, and you go home. This is not what happens at the one-day Evolution Experience. Mitsubishi Motors and Russell are well aware of the Evo X's strengths, and as such, the Evo school's curriculum was designed to highlight the car's killer chassis and all-wheel-drive system. Over the course of eight hours, you become intimately familiar with both the laws of physics and the Evo's staggeringly talented rear differential. You also spend most of your time leading with your taillights.
If the whole process sounds boring, then you're either the type of person who gets carsick in the parking lot at church or you have no soul. The school's exercises are spread across two large skid pads and all of Infineon Raceway's 2.5-mile track; the program is aimed at drivers of modest skill, but the ass-out exposure to one of the best all-wheel-drive production cars on the planet should be enough to draw more experienced 'shoes. As with most Russell programs, the emphasis is on tailored instruction and at-your-own-pace improvement; the school's instructors are happy to vary their teaching style based on student skill and need. Counterintuitive lessons abound—the Evo's unique all-wheel-drive system and active rear diff ensure that a lot of old-school techniques don't apply, and you can find yourself at minimum yaw if you try and go with your instincts. (A tip: Countersteer less, throw the car around more. And don't be afraid to throw it hard.)
All told, the Russell program isn't so much driving school as treatise on the Evo's genius—by showing ordinary folk the ins and outs of sliding a rally rocket on dry pavement, it merely reinforces the Lancer's formidable legend. At $1000 tuition, is it a bit too expensive for what you get? Probably. Is the whole production simply an elaborate advertisement for the most capable Mitsubishi ever built? Of course. Does that make it any less worthwhile? Not in the slightest.
The details: Jim Russell Racing Driver's School. Infineon Raceway, Sonoma, California. One thousand ($1000) dollars tuition per driver. www.jimrussellusa.com.


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A horse is a horse, of course; of course, unless that horses is ridden by commenter markandrovich1, in which case it becomes something of a liablity. Share your video game horse woes in today's equine edition of Speak Up on Kotaku.
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As someone who has played thousands of video games in the arcades and on every system from the late 1970's through the present, I've ridden more virtual vehicles and animated animals over the years than I care to count. Yet, as I played Shadow of the Colossus on the recently-released PS3 collection, I came to realize that one particular creature has caused me more trouble than any other: the horse!
Maybe it all began with Activision's Stampede for the Atari 2600. That's the first videogame I can remember riding a horse in, and I'll be darned if I didn't continuously run into cattle skulls, fences, and the obstinate Black Angus. Playing games in 3D wasn't any kinder. I loved Zelda on Nintendo 64, but when it came time to ride Epona, I might as well have been trying to ride a unicycle. On top of a Segway. It wasn't pretty.
I thought I finally got the hang of horseback riding in Red Dead Redemption (except for those rare occasions when I rode into a stream and drowned). But, for the most part, I was able to control my ride. Then they added cougars and bears that swiped and killed my horse out from under me. No fair! Of course, if it wasn't the wildlife that killed my horse, it was my poor aim. (Note: Never use target lock on rabbits who run *under* your horse's head at inopportune moments. One errant shot later and...blam!...I had to walk back to town.)
So, I've resigned myself to the fact that I am going to run Agro into walls repeatedly, that I am going to ride him directly into harm's way, and that I'd be safer wandering the land on two feet instead of four. It's not poor design. It's me. Thankfully, Agro's a videogame horse, and he lacks the ability to run away from me never to return. If he only knew how badly I've treated his video game kin, however...well, let's just say (without a spoiler) that Shadow of the Colossus might have ended differently.
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Lemon Honey Chicken Breasts with Mustard Mayonnaise
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This simple but tasty dish can be broiled or grilled
Prep Time: 25M, plus marinating
Cooking Time: 15M-20M
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- 3 tbsp fresh lemon juice
- 3 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- 3 tbsp soy sauce
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tbsp honey
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 fresh hot red or green chiles, seeded and minced
- 6 skinless and boneless chicken breasts, about 6oz ( 175g) each
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- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 1 1/2 tsp Dijon mustard
- 3/4 cup plus 2 tbsp vegetable oil
- 12 basil leaves
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
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- Mix the lemon juice, vinegar, soy sauce, oil, honey, garlic, and chiles in a zippered plastic bag. Season with the pepper. Score a shallow criss-cross pattern on the skinned side of each chicken breast, and add to the marinade. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
- To make the mayonnaise, combine the egg yolks, vinegar, lemon juice, and mustard in a food processor. With the motor running, slowly add the oil in a steady steam until the mayonnaise is smooth and creamy. Add basil and pulse until chopped. Season with salt and pepper. Transfer to a bowl, cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
- Remove the chicken from the marinade. Preheat a broiler or build a fire in an outdoor grill. Add the chicken and cook about 12 minutes, until the chicken shows no sign of pink inside. Slice the chicken breasts and serve with the mayonnaise.
- Prepare ahead: The marinating chicken and the mayonnaise can be refrigerated for up to 1 day.
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I'd really like to be able to play sound through both the headphone jack and my internal speakers on my MBP. Is this possible? If so, how?
In my experience, the answer is no. As soon as you plug in the headphones into the 3.5mm jack, it replaces the internal speakers as the default output (and vice versa when you unplug them). There are several discussions around as to whether this is actually a limitation in the hardware or the software, but the end result always seems to be the same.
Now this may not answer specifically what you're asking, but for interest, the only time I've had any success with simultaneous headphone and speaker output is when using a USB device, such as a headset or USB speakers. In order to get this to work, you'll need to plug in the USB device, then do the following:
And thats it :) So, now when you play a song in iTunes, for instance, that should come out of both the headset and the speakers.
However, whilst all this may be largely academic without a USB headset or speakers, I did also come across the Griffin iMic which says:
I've not tried it, but if you're willing to spend the money, that may allow you to connect a pair of headphones with a normal 3.5mm jack then, using the method above, get audio out of both the internal speakers and the headphones simultaneously.
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String theory has at least $10^{500}$ 6D compactifications. Denef and Douglas proved the computational complexity of finding a compactification which fits the parameters of the low energy effective action like the cosmological constant, the electroweak scale, the Higgs self-coupling, Yukawa couplings and gauge coupling strengths is NP-complete. There are limits on the energies future particle accelerators can reach, and cosmic ray frequencies. The amount of data gleanable from the cosmic microwave background anisotropies is limited, and can only probe up to the energy scale of slow roll inflation.
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Does anybody know who was Atle Selberg's advisor?
I find it interesting to know the advisor's impact on his students. Unfortunately, in Selberg case, this information (even his advisor's name) seems to be nowhere to be found.
Does anybody know who was Atle Selberg's advisor?
I find it interesting to know the advisor's impact on his students. Unfortunately, in Selberg case, this information (even his advisor's name) seems to be nowhere to be found.
I'm a student at the university of Oslo, so I thought I'd have a go at this. I just talked to Erling Størmer (Carl's grandson) who is a professor emeritus here. He said that in practice Atle had no advisor. Of course someone must have signed the papers but he doesn't know who (I don't really see what difference it makes anyway). Erling told me that according to Atle the reason why so many Norwegian mathematicians at the time worked in number theory is that they were all self-taught, and number theory is more accessible to the autodidact.
Here is a quote from the translated interview, with a little emphasis from me: "It was Størmer that presented it to the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters in Oslo, of course. As opponent Harald Bohr was the obvious choice because there was nobody in Norway that had any real competence in that field." Elsewhere in the interview, Selberg says, "There were others that were helpful in their way, my brother Henrik and Professor Størmer, in particular." He also talks about reading Størmer's lecture notes when he was in grade school, and meeting him when he first came to Oslo as an undergraduate.
It is not clear whether the University of Oslo formally required an "advisor". But we can conclude this from the interview: On the one hand, Størmer was Selberg's undergraduate mentor and the communicator of his PhD thesis. On the other hand, by the time Selberg filed his PhD thesis, he was really an independent mathematician with several great publications, with no one else working in his field in Norway. Selberg is not very charitable on this point. The arrangement with Bohr was more striking than Will's comment suggests. Bohr would ideally have come to Oslo for the thesis defense, but since he couldn't, he received Selberg's report in absentia in Sweden, and "Størmer read Harald Bohr's report." It's clear enough that Bohr wasn't Selberg's advisor either. Selberg generally has more to say in the interview about what he read than who he met.
The other guy on Selberg's committee was the Skolem, who as Selberg points out worked in logic rather than number theory. In fact, I only found evidence of one other well-known mathematician in Oslo in that period, Heegaard. But Heegaard retired in 1941, and decades earlier he had left Copenhagen in a huff because they had hired Harald Bohr!
So probably the right answer is that Størmer was Selberg's nominal advisor, if he had one, but he was actually self-advised as a graduate student. Selberg gives little room for other possibilities in the interview.
It appears that no single mathematician at Oslo had that much influence on Selberg. There is a long translated interview. He defended his dissertation on October 22, 1943. The Germans closed the university on November 30. Given the kind of people with whom he was corresponding and the comparatively little time he actually spent at Oslo, it may be that the professors flipped a coin after his defense as to the order of signatures.
Well, this may be an injustice to someone we currently do not know about, but Selberg seems to have done everything himself.
There may be reason to think Carl Størmer (1874–-1957) was the adviser. He was present at the defense and presented the paper to the Norwegian academy of Sciences. Evidently the expert asked to comment was elsewhere, Harald Bohr (1887-–1951), brother of Niels.
I could assume that Fritz David Carlson (1888–-1952) was at least his informal advisor, although Carlson was a Swedish mathematician. Note that he is not represented in the Mathematics Genealogy Project.
Selberg's first contribution to the Polya-Gelfond problem was very close in style to Carlson's famous theorem (see, for example, [P.J. Forrester and S.O. Warnaar, The importance of the Selberg integral, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 45 (2008) 489--534]).
EDIT. This was only my guess (as I indicate in my comments above to the question, I have believed that Selberg was self-educated). I asked the question Gert Almkvist, who knows a lot of Scandinavian math history. He answers:
Then Gert adds that he has a huge biography of Harald Bohr but this could serve for a different question. $\ddot\smile$


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10 Feb 2012 8:25 AM #1
CityBars Example: A first look at Designer 2
Please use this forum thread to ask questions specific to the CityBars example talked about here
1. Please be sure to replace the yelp api key in the getBusiness function
I believe I may have included mine in the xda you can download but know that after 150 uses for the day it simply won't work.
2. Troll around and ask questions about things you don't understand. A designer developer or a community member should be able to help
Make sure you move all of your init code from the Business Controller into launch!
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21 Feb 2012 2:02 AM #2
Thanks, your video helped a lot
Hi Phil,
thanks to you and the team for producing such material which gives me fast and productive relevant information hands-on. I learned a lot very quick about the using of Sencha Designer watching this video.
There are still lot of questions open, so i think we will see us again here
Thanks for all your work till now in this fab framework,
23 Feb 2012 7:00 AM #3
Very good video but application loading is slow on my iphone
Thank you for this very interesting video. The designer seems very powerful and intuitive.
I followed the tutorial step by step and managed to get my app running on a local server. Although everything works fine when I access the application from Chrome, I find it very slow when I access it from my iphone (using Safari).
Do you have the same behavior ?
PS: just to let you know, my iphone is a 3G.-->
24 Feb 2012 9:07 AM #4
I didn't find it slow but alas I was using a 3GS and not a 3G ... huh
Of course it's not as fast as my MBP running chrome but then again it never is.
Anyone else with 3G try this?Phil Strong
28 Feb 2012 8:01 PM #5
Is sencha-touch-designer-edition under extjs.cachefly.net/touch/ different from sencha-touch 2.0 beta 3 or rc?. As soon as I change the Designer html to point to my /lib/sencha2.0 location, code stops working.
Just trying to understand, couldn't find answer anywhere.
28 Feb 2012 8:28 PM #6
The only difference is that we've moved the two additional files in the webroot of the distro into the builds directory so that all 5 builds that Sencha Touch ships with are in the same directory. This will be changing in a future release.Aaron Conran
28 Feb 2012 8:29 PM #7
Take a look at the debugger when loading the page and see if any files are 404'ngAaron Conran
3 Mar 2012 6:46 AM #8
Very strange thing happens
Hi guys,
I still have a little problem on the CityBars example.
When I tap on an item, I receive a message:
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'Create'
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var me = this; if (record) { if (!me.details) { me.details = Ext.Create('CityBars.view.DetailPanel',{ //ERROR title: 'Dettagli' }); } //setto la mappa? var map = me.details.child('#detailMap'); map.setMapOptions({ zoom:17 }); map.setMapCenter({ latitude: record.get('latitude'), longitude: record.get('longitude') }); // set info var info = me.details.child('#contact').child('#info'); info.child('#photo').setData(record.data); info.child('#data').setData(record.data); me.getMainNav().push(me.details); }
Thanks a lot, the screencast is anyway great and helpful-->
3 Mar 2012 7:56 AM #9
Probably found a bug
The problem explained was solved, it was a upper case in Ext.Create ... obviously it was Ext.create.-->
4 Mar 2012 3:26 AM #10
Not working on Android
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WACO (January 10, 2013)--A Waco man who was removed from the courtroom after he became unruly was sentenced to life in prison Thursday after he was found guilty on a drug charge.
State District Judge Ralph Strother imposed the sentence on Rudolph Chavez after the jury returned the punishment after deliberating for less than an hour.
During the punishment phase of the trial on Thursday, Strother had Chavez forcibly removed from the courtroom and taken to a courthouse holding cell because the defendant became unruly.
The jury also found Chavez, 41, is a habitual offender because he had two prior convictions for felonies of a similar nature.
Chavez's conviction Wednesday stems from an arrest in September 2011 after agents of the Waco police Drug Enforcement Unit served a search warrant on a North Waco home.


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I might be a Redneck....Posted Tuesday, July 3, 2012, at 5:43 PM
I don't care. It's cool and I'm excited.
It's one of those vintage cars they raced at Nevada June 23, and we're hoping to make the Aug. 4 Nevada race in it.
Forgive me -- Tom's the racer and car guy. I just know it's a 1933 something or other and it'll be lots of fun.
I've never been a racer myself, but I've always been a fan.
Here's proof:
One spring day in the early 1980s, Tom, a complete stranger, approached me in a convenience store and asked If I'd like to go to the races; I did, and so began the relationship that's spanned more than 26 years.
We've had a lot of fun, and I'm sure sure there's more to come.
He's sure having fun. He's like a 5-year-old with a $100 bill in a candy store. He even borrowed a rollback tow truck and took his new toy to work with him to show his friends.
We're thinking of graphics that look like bullet holes to go with the car's gangster appearance; but it's probably going to be painted blue and white, at the request of our 8-year-old (just call him grease monkey. He plans on getting his hands dirty, too.)
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Seeing Beyond Sight
James A. Pharis, Jr.
Copyright © June 1999, James A. Pharis, Jr.
Last Modified: November 1, 2001
- To walk in faith, my prayer shall be.
- To step beyond where I can see,
- Is the mark of trust in Thee,
- My Savior and my God.
- No blind disregard for care,
- No foolhardy risk we share,
- To launch a course unaware,
- To be bold for Christ our Lord.
- To doubt is not to disobey.
- It comes as part of our array,
- To fear and doubt but try the way,
- Of Jesus Christ our Lord.
- May this prayer for greater faith
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- As each step is firmly cast,
- On the way of Christ our Lord.
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New Iowa City Coworking Space Opens to Help Early-Stage Entrepreneurs - Des Moines Register, Dec 23
Grad Earns Degree Amid Fight for Life - Iowa City Press-Citizen, Dec 20
University of Iowa Research Finds Link Between Positive Governors and Stocks - The Gazette, Dec 20
Inside the Beltway: Who Does Congress Work for Anyway? - The Washington Post, Dec 19
University of Iowa Professor Revamps Online Dating with New Algorithm - Philly.com, Dec 11
A New Online Dating Algorithm Will Match You With Someone You Might Actually Have A Chance With - Business Insider, Dec 11
Need Love? There's a New Algorithm for That - Jezebel, Dec 11
Can a New Online Dating Algorithm Transform Your Love Life? - Refinery 29, Dec 11
Why Inspiring Leaders Don't Always Make Good Bosses - Fox Business, Dec 11
Why Inspiring Leaders Don't Always Make Good Bosses - Business News Daily, Dec 10
Researchers: Dating Sites Have It All Wrong - Consumer Affairs, Dec 9
Why the Future of Online Dating Relies on Ignoring You - Forbes, Dec 7
UI Researchers: Netflix-Style Tracking Can Increase Online Dating Success - Des Moines Register, Dec 4
Glass Would Be Great Choice for '10 to Watch' - Iowa City Press-Citizen, Dec 3
Full-time MBA Program Ranks #35 by Poets & Quants - Poets & Quants, Dec 2
UI Among Biggest Spenders on Sports in Big Ten - Press-Citizen, Nov 22
University of Iowa Professor Advises on Disaster Relief Logistics - The Gazette, Nov 16
Getting Aid to Philippines Is Challenging, Costly - KCRG, Nov 13
Mathematics Turned to Helping Disaster Relief After Philippine Typhoon - UPI, Nov 12
Quickly, Quickly - The Economist, Nov 8
Investment Bankers on Boards Make for Better Corporate Mergers - The Fiscal Times, Nov 4
Pappajohns to Be Honored in New York for Arts Philanthropy - Des Moines Register, Oct 20
Fed Expected to Rachet Back on Economic Stimulus Efforts - The Des Moines Register, Oct 18
Ask the Experts: What Will Happen If the U.S. Defaults? - Wallet Hub, Oct 16
High Frequency Trading Increases Investors Costs: Study - Barron's, Oct 15
UI Economist: No Financial Fiasco - CBS 2 News, Oct 10
New Space Created to Foster Entrepreneurial Growth - The Daily Iowan, Oct 4
Falling for the Job - Time Magazine, Sep 16
Discover 11 Hot College Majors That Lead to Jobs - U.S. News & World Report, Sep 10
Young, Unemployed, Underemployed, and in Debt: Millenials Face Lackluster Job Market - The Gazette, Sep 8
And the 12 Winners of the 2013 Silicon Prairie Awards Are... - Silicon Prairie News, Aug 29
Study Says Schools Don't Comply with Mandated Physical Education Time - WQAD Quad Cities, Aug 28
One-third of U.S. Students Do Not Spend Required Time in P.E. Class - Radio Iowa, Aug 28
MBA Programs Focus More on Entrepreneurship - Business News Daily, Aug 27
Entrepreneurship Learning Laboratory to Host Open House Thursday - The Gazette, Aug 27
Inside the Bossless Office, Where the Team Takes Charge - NPR, Aug 26
University of Iowa Faculty Get Help Addressing International Students - The Gazette, Aug 24
More Shipments a Good Sign for the Economy - The Gazette, Aug 24
Study of Entrepreneurial MBA Programs - Inside Higher Ed, Aug 23
'Horrible' Financing Changes Feared Amid Housing Recovery - Des Moines Register, Aug 20
Iowa Births on the Decline - KGAN CBS, Aug 16
Droopy Economy Helps Explain Lagging Birthrate in Iowa, U.S. - Des Moines Register, Aug 14
ClusterFlunk Re-Launches, Throws a Party - Corridor Business Journal, Aug 13
University of Iowa Offers New Business Analytics Major for Undergrads - Data Informed, Aug 8
Welcome to Iowa's Creative Corridor - Iowa Now, Aug 7
Without Further Ado, the 48 Finalists for the 2013 Silicon Prairie Awards - Silicon Prarie News, Aug 7
Sparking Connections and Creativity - Iowa Now, Aug 7
Okoboji Entrepreneurial Institute Under Way - KICD, Aug 5
Mining Big Data - The Press-Citizen, Aug 3
Dwolla Founder Blogs About Recent Investment in ClusterFlunk - Silicon Prarie News, Jul 30
University of Iowa Business Dean Looks to Better Prepare Students - The Gazette, Jul 29
Why I Invested in ClusterFlunk - Ben Milne's Blog, Jul 29
Iowa City-Based TelePharm Helps Rural Pharmacies Stay Afloat - Silicon Prairie News, Jul 26
32 Students to Learn About Building a Business at Entrepreneurial Camp - Des Moines Register, Jul 25
No Child's Play for Young Business Owners - CBS, Jul 25
Editorial: Reform Physical Testing at Work - The Daily Iowan, Jul 24
Get Flexible: How Businesses Can Reduce Gender Gap - Business News Daily, Jul 23
Next Crop of Entrepreneurs Find Sweet Spot in Valley Junction: Watch Video - West Des Moines Patch, Jul 22
Clothed with Kindness: Widespread Threads Sells a T-shirt, Gives One to a Child - Sioux City Journal, Jul 21
Corridor Gears Up for Okoboji Entrepreneurial Institute - Explore Okoboji, Jul 17
Why Motivating Employees Depends on Their Personality - Business News Daily, Jul 10
A Weak U.S. Economy Means Fewer Babies (at Least for Now) - CNBC, Jul 9
Iowa Breweries Choose Varying Paths for Success - The Gazette, Jul 7
THE ENTREPRENEURS: John Jackovin - Business Record, Jul 5
Iowa City Student Wins $10K GoDaddy Scholarship - KWWL, Jul 4
Future of Unpaid Internships Remains Unknown - The Des Moines Register, Jul 3
Rypma Plans to Bring Court Avenue Property Back to Life - Business Record, Jul 3
Decorah Content Marketing Company Helps Business Create Blogs - Silicon Prarie News, Jul 2
ClusterFlunk Closes $100k Seed Round, Looks to Expand Team - Silicon Prarie News, Jul 2
Iowa City's ClusterFlunk Garners Seed Funding - The Des Moines Register, Jul 2
New Safety Regulations Limit Hours for Truck Drivers - KWWL, Jul 2
Biz Buzz: State Grant Helps East Village Revival - Des Moines Register, Jul 1
AGCO Names New Senior Vice President, Global Harvesting and Advanced Technology Solutions - AGCO, Jul 1
State Grant to Help Bring Apartments, Retail to East Village Site - Des Moines Register, Jul 1
Can Corporate Social Responsibility Affect Stock Prices? - Thomasnet News, Jun 26
Alumna Sandy Stier Part of Couple Behind Prop 8 Defeat - People Magazine, Jun 26
A Closer Look: Bob Stewart - The Business Record, Jun 21
Back To [Business] School - The Creative Corridor Project, Jun 21
Academics, Not Arm, Lands Older Tanney with Chicago Bears - Monmouth College Athletics, Jun 21
Local College Students Helping Others - KCAU Channel 9, Jun 21
Entrepreneurship Runs in the Family - The Des Moines Register, Jun 15
Meet the Recent Iowa Grads Behind a Top 10 Grossing Educational App - Silicon Prarie News, Jun 13
Tweet-size MBA Essays Are on the Rise - Cable News Network, Jun 12
Expat Culture Shock Boomerangs in the Office - British Broadcasting Corporation, Jun 11
Columbus High Graduate's Business Opens Up Bright Future - Cedar Valley Business Monthly Online, Jun 8
Is Corporate Social Responsibility Worth All the Hype? - Business News Daily, Jun 5
ClusterFlunk Founders Take Leap of Faith, Leave School to Build Company - Silicon Prarie News, May 31
Companies Win $5,000 at Pitch & Grow - Corridor Business Journal, May 24
New Responsibility: The Slow Rise of Principles-Based Accounting - Business Administration Information, May 24
Brian Hemesath's VolunteerLocal Takes Pitch & Grow - Silicon Prarie News, May 23
Mentors Make a Difference in Lives of Business Community - The Gazette, May 19
Goodwill, Tippie College of Business Students Cook Up Sweet Business Plan - The Gazette, May 18
UI Alumna to Speak About Career, Working with Oprah - Corridor Business Journal, May 15
Iowa City Startup Tutor Universe Raises $300K, Surpasses 6,000 Users - Silicon Prairie News, May 13
UI Students Launch Charitable Clothing Line - The Daily Iowan, May 13
Ten UI Students Raise Money for Wounded SEALs - The Daily Iowan, May 10
Business Fair Winner Announced - The Gazette, May 10
Choosing Entrepreneurship at Iowa - Division of Student Life's After Class blog, May 9
Oprah Network President Set to Speak at Tippie Graduation Ceremony - The Daily Iowan, May 8
UI Foundation's New Fundraising Campaign Supports Student Entrepreneurs - The Daily Iowan, May 8
University of Iowa Students to Showcase Startups at Business Fair - The Gazette, May 8
Pay It Forward Initiative Greets UI Business Students - The Daily Iowan, May 1
Decide Between an MBA and M.S. at Business School - U.S. News and World Report, Apr 25
For Iowans in Boston, Relief Follows Uncertainty - The Des Moines Register, Apr 20
Annual Hogan Award for Personality and Work Performance Recipients Announced at SIOP 2013 Conference - The Wall Street Journal, Apr 16
UI Student Developing Text-To-Speech Software - Press Citizen, Apr 14
Clusterflunk Founders Expand Online Forum for UNI, Cornell - Press Citizen, Apr 12
Corridor Businesses Represented at the Prometheus Awards - Corridor Business Journal, Apr 11
Students to Pick Warren Buffett's Brain - Press-Citizen, Apr 10
ClusterFlunk Co-Founders Receive National Recognition - Corridor Business Journal, Apr 4
Iowa Grads on Top of the World in Manhattan - The Gazette, Apr 2
Bandwidth Pool Puts Internet Providers in the Same Boat for Buyers - Silicon Prarie News, Mar 22
Economic Development Board Approves Financial Assistance for 14 Companies - Iowa Economic Development, Mar 22
Simplifying Internet Service Provider Selection - Corridor Business Journal, Mar 19
Tippie MBA Analysts Predict Slow and Steady Economic Growth - The Des Moines Business Record, Mar 18
Even With a Female Dean, Most MBAs Are Still Men - Bloomberg Businessweek, Mar 13
Pronunciation Is Key - Inside Higher Ed, Mar 11
Hoyt Student Helps School in Liberia - Des Moines Register, Mar 9
Prof Talks Business, Change - Press Citizen, Feb 24
Open Atmosphere, Passion for Product Help Cedar Falls' Banno Grow - Des Moines Register, Feb 23
Tutoring Startup Growing, Moves into CoLab - Corridor Business Journal, Feb 19
TAI and LWBJ Financial Announce 2013 Prometheus Award Finalists - Corridor Business Journal, Feb 19
A Closer Look: Sarah Gardial - The Business Record, Feb 8
Why Extroverts Fail, Introverts Flounder and You Probably Succeed - The Washington Post, Jan 28
Joe Downtown: University of Iowa Students to Help 'Reimagine Downtown' - Las Vegas Sun, Jan 26
University of Iowa Juniors Launch Student Collaboration and Study Site - Silicon Prarie News, Jan 24
UI Students to Launch Internet Startup - KWWL, Jan 23
2013 Forty Under 40 Class Announced - Business Record, Jan 23
Local Moped Company Expands Following Rising Demand - The Daily Iowan, Jan 21
Clinton Invests in Future with Streets, Development - Clinton Herald, Jan 19
Note on a Napkin, 'This Meal Is on Us' - CNN, Jan 16
Five Big Ideas Compete to Earn Funding - Corridor Business Journal, Jan 16
ClusterFlunk Launches Jan. 22 - The Gazette, Jan 10
Start-up Schedules Launch Party - Corridor Business Journal, Jan 9
Universities on the Charm Offensive - The Australian, Jan 8
Is the NFL's 'Rooney Rule' Improving Diversity? - Business News Daily, Jan 7
Jobless Entrepreneurship Increasing in Eastern Iowa - The Gazette, Jan 6


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| 01 Series – New standards of reliability, duration and respect for the environment in the heavy vehicle tyre sector.
The 01 Series is the new line of tyres for industrial vehicles, launched in 2009 on the "Regional" (FR:01 and TR:01) and "Trailer" (ST:01) segments.
Developed with new tread designs, structures and materials, to respond to the needs of professional operators, it is at the top for quality in the European market in terms of: high mileage, low rolling resistance with consequent reduction of consumption, excellent retreadability and respect for the environment thanks to low noise levels and the use of highly aromatic oil free (HAOF) compounds.
The targeted design of the tread patterns enables a significant reduction in rolling resistance, a reduction in fuel consumption and a decrease in emissions of harmful substances into the environment.
Completing it all, high driving comfort and reduced noise, already in line with the 2012 European directives.
Innovative compounds are used, which increase mileage, thus extending the first life of the tyre.
At the same time, the robust casing is highly suited for retreading,which leads to lower operating costs and reduced environmental impact along the entire lifecycle of the tyre.
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Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10CH-CL Chrome Waterfall Single Hole Clear Glass Vessel Bathroom Faucet - Metal Pop-Up Drain Included
Offer Ends
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California Drought Non-Compliant - 1.2 GPM MaximumThis item cannot be shipped to the following location(s): CA
Technical Specs
|Drain Specification Sheet
|Faucet Installation Sheet
|Drain Assembly Included
|Escutcheon Included
|Faucet Centers
|Faucet Holes
|Faucet Type
|Bathroom Sink Faucet
|Flow Rate (GPM)
|Handle Material
|Handle Style
|Handles Included
|Low Lead Compliant
|Brass, Glass
|Max Deck Thickness
|Mounting Type
|Single Hole, Vessel
|Number Of Handles
|Product Weight
|Spout Height
|Spout Reach
|Valve Included
|Valve Type
|Ceramic Disc
|WaterSense Certified
|Waterfall Faucet
Product Features:
- Fully covered under Kraus' limited lifetime warranty
- All-brass faucet construction
- High-quality, corrosion and rust resistant triple-plated finish - finish covered under lifetime warranty
- Single handle operation
- Clear Glass on this model
- Tall design for use with vessel (above-the-counter) sinks
- ADA compliant
- Low lead compliant - complies with federal and state regulations for lead content
- Designed to easily connect to standard US plumbing supply bibs
- Extra secure mounting assembly
- All necessary mounting hardware included
Product Technologies and Benefits:
- Precision Kerox Cartridges: The cartridge's job is to deliver smooth handle operation and water flow, throughout hundreds of thousands of uses, without ever leaking – all while under a punishing 60 pounds-per-square-inch of pressure. For these reasons, it is quite literally what "makes or breaks" the faucet. Kraus understands this, so they take no shortcuts here, importing their cartridges from the world's leading manufacturer of high-end precision ceramic disc cartridges, Kerox in Hungary.
- Swiss-Made NeoPerl Aerators: Aerators are possibly the most under-appreciated component within faucets. Not only do they soften the stream (preventing splashing), but they also control the straightness, diameter, overall delivery of water. Fortunately, like their cartridges, Kraus recognizes this and chooses to takes no gambles here – they import their aerators from NeoPerl in Switzerland, the world's leading manufacturer for high-end and specialty aerators.
- Heavily Certified: Kraus has gone to great lengths to be able to provide you, the homeowner, the rest-easy satisfaction knowing that your faucet is certified and listed by all the major product testing boards in the US and Canada. This means that this faucet is deemed safe to use and that it meets all applicable building codes. Certifications and listings include: UPC, cUPC, CSA, IAPMO, ANSI and SCC.
Product Specifications:
- Overall Height: 13" (measured from counter top to highest point of faucet)
- Spout Height: 8" (measured from counter top to faucet outlet)
- Spout Reach: 5-1/2" (measured from center of faucet base to center of faucet outlet)
- Number of Installation Holes Required: 1
- 2.2 gallons-per-minute flow rate
- Installs onto decks up to 2" thick
- 1 handle included
- KGW-1700-PU-10-CL: This model
- KGW-1700-CL: This model without metal pop-up drain assembly
- KGW-1700-PU-10-BLCL: This model with clear black glass
- KGW-1700-PU-10-BLFR: This model with black frosted glass
- KGW-1700-PU-10-BRCL: This model with clear brown glass
- KGW-1700-PU-10-BRFR: This model with brown frosted glass
- KGW-1700-PU-10-FR: This model with frosted glass
Special Note:
This vessel faucet is available as a bathroom combo with a number of sink choices. Like their vessel faucets, Kraus vessel sinks have gained tremendous momentum within the kitchen and bath industry and are highly regarded for their quality, durability, and meaningful innovation. If you are considering a purchase of this faucet and also need a new vessel sink, we urge you to consider the bathroom combos; they truly are a deal. To the right of these product details you will find 5 bathroom combos that include this faucet. All bathroom combos that use this sink can be found by typing "KGW-1700-PU-10-CL" into the search bar at the top right of this page.
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Our SKU: KGW-1700-PU-10-CL
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Antique Brass
- Chrome
- Oil Rubbed Bronze
- Satin Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
5 Questions from the Community
The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL is designed to be used with a vessel sink. If used with a undermount sink the water would fall a great distance and could cause a great deal of splash. Physically you can use it with an undermount sink, but it was not designed to be used in that manner.
What is the reason this faucet can't be used together with an undermounted sink?
A. The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL is designed to be used with a vessel sink. If used with a undermount sink the water would fall a great distance and could cause a great deal of splash. Physically you can use it with an undermount sink, but it was not designed to be used in that manner.
The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL will not have a lot of pressure, so it would work for an under mount sink. There will not be much if any splashing.
the faucet seems high and good for vessels sinks; but can it be used for undermount sinks as well or is there a shorter version that can be ordered for an undermounted sink?
A. The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL will not have a lot of pressure, so it would work for an under mount sink. There will not be much if any splashing.
The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL is made in Germany.
Is this product made in USA?
The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL is made in Germany.
The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL drain assembly does match the faucet.
Does the drain unit match with the oil rubbed bronze color?
The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL drain assembly does match the faucet.
The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL does have a brown tint to it.
Need to make sure that the glass on the oil rubbed bronze unit has a brown tint to it. please advise. thanks
The Kraus KGW-1700-PU-10-CL does have a brown tint to it.
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Arrested: Jasmine Smith, 22, 505 Pine Valley Drive, disorderly conduct, Wednesday.
Arrested: William Withers, 53, 412 Commerce St., Wellsburg, permitting drug abuse, Wednesday.
Arrested: Deborah Schiffman, 32, 412 Commerce St., Wellsburg, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of hypodermic needle, Wednesday.
Cited: Erin Maxwell, 41, Rear 279 Cunningham Lane, two counts no dog registration.
Robbery: Woman said she was assaulted around 5 p.m. Wednesday in the area of South Seventh and Adams streets by three women, who broke her cell phone and stole cash.
Arrested: Tomeka Smith, 67, 461 S. Fourth St., obstructing justice, Wednesday.
Theft: Vehicle window broken in the 500 block of Washington Street and CDs taken, Wednesday.
Arrested: Sean Fletcher, 43, 908 Oakland Way, criminal mischief, today.
Vandalism: Windows on two vehicles broken early today in the 100 block of South Fifth Street.
Arrested: Rayshaun Mitchell, 21, 1414 Oregon Ave., obstructing official business, Wednesday.
Arrested: Takim Green, 21, 417 Madison Ave., trafficking in heroin, Wednesday.
Arrested: Robert Simmons, 19, 765 N. Eighth St., trafficking in heroin, Wednesday.
Arrested: Treyvan Wise, 18, 984 Sherman Ave., drug trafficking.
Jefferson County sheriff
Cited: Joshua J. Reese, 23, 105 Locust St., Mingo Junction, driving with suspended license and changing lanes without caution.
Theft: Tools taken from truck in the 300 block of Forest View Drive, Wintersville, Wednesday.
Arrested: Lacy Lee Bennett, 200 Summit Ave., Mingo Junction, third offense driving under the influence and driving with a license suspended for DUI, second offense, Sunday.
Arrested: Briana Marie Morgan-Baldwin, 214 Heathermoor Drive, Weirton, knowingly permitting an unlicensed driver to drive and vehicular fleeing, Sunday.
Arrested: Corey Michael Weeks, 119 Marshall St., Weirton, warrant out of Brooke County for petit larceny, Sunday.
Arrested: John Williams Adamson, 503 Turkeyfoot Road, Weirton, public intoxication and littering, Sunday.
Arrested: Joshua David Shields, 333 Finance Road, Weirton, daytime burglary and possession of a controlled substance, Tuesday.


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23 Oct 2012 10:32 PM #1
Unanswered: Cannot paste with Control V in TextField
Even though I am able to paste text into a TextField using the right mouse click+Paste option, I cannot paste using the Control+V shortcut. I can't seem to copy using the Control+C shortcut, whereas using the right mouse Copy option works.
We're using GXT v2.2.5
However, when running the GXT v2.2.6 Form samples from http://www.sencha.com/examples-2/#advancedforms, the Control+C and Control+V options work fine.
Any ideas/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in Advance,
28 Oct 2012 4:33 PM #2
Revolved: copy+paste using control+C and control+V
We had added a custom handler for all Control+ invocations which was catching all Conrol+ keys and not letting it pass through. Once we removed it, it worked.
Be careful when you add such handlers!
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BARREN COUNTY, Ky. (WBKO) - His name may have only been on the door for two months, but Sheriff Kent Keen is already making big plans for the future.
"Yesterday I picked up the information from the clerks office and I want to make a public announcement that I intend to run for Sheriff," says Keen.
This will be Keen's first time running. He was appointed to the Sheriff position on August 5 after former Sheriff Chris Eaton resigned and was sentenced to 18 months in prison for witness tampering in an FBI investigation.
The case shined a negative light on the Barren County Sheriff's Department. Although its only been 60 days, Keen feels the public's opinion is improving.
"That reflection, I feel like we have made some change. In the last two months I have got several positive comments from citizens, business owners, people in the community. So yes I think we have made a positive change," says Keen.
Keen's qualifications include more than 20 years in law enforcement. He served on the Glasgow Police Department from 1991 to 2011.
"I was one of the few and the only person from the history of Glasgow Police Department to attend the FBI National Academy and the sheriff's department also. So that has given me the opportunity to learn from a lot of other departments," says Keen.
Sheriff Keen will become an official candidate when he submits his paperwork on November 6.


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Police are asking for your help as they look for a man they say abused a baby boy.
Monticello police say they responded to a call on Monday morning, and found a nine-month-old baby boy with bruises and burn marks on his body and learned the mother's boyfriend had beaten the baby.
The baby was taken into custody and treated at an area hospital. The baby's mother, 27-year-old Christina Barker, has been arrested and charged with first-degree criminal abuse. She is lodged in the Wayne County Jail on $50,000 cash bond.
But police are still looking for her boyfriend, the man they believe to be responsible for the abuse. Twenty-four-year-old Juan Luis Angueira Muniz, a.k.a. "Juan Raphael," is a Hispanic male, with dark skin and dark hair. He's approx. 5'7" and weighs about 145 pounds.
Police believe he may have fled the state and may be on his way to Georgia or Michigan. Police also say Juan Raphael may be using another alias.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Juan Raphael, you're asked to contact the Monticello Police Department at (606) 348-9313, or contact your local police department.


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Ladies Night Next For Cottage Grove Speedway
By Ben Deatherage
(Photo Courtesy of Hull Family Photography)
Cottage Grove, Oregon- Attention all ladies the Cottage Grove Speedway has a deal for you. All female spectators will get into the races on Saturday June 29th for FREE. Classes in action at the ¼-mile clay oval will be the Northwest Extreme Sprints, Midgets, Street Stocks, and Hornets.
The Northwest Extreme Sprint division has been dominated by female drivers so far this year. In the first three races Raquel Ivie has won twice while Kady Adelman just once. Will anyone be able to beat any of these girls Saturday night?
CGS has had just one Midget race which saw Lance Hallmark pick up the win on May 25th. In the Street Stock ranks Darin Crooks and Daniel Ray are tied for most feature wins with two wins each. Jordan Braaten and Steve Begley are the only drivers to have won once this season.
The Hornets will get a lot of track time Saturday night. They will partake in twin features which means they will have two main events. Joe Maricle has the most victories in the class with a total of four triumphs. Kolby Clay is the only other repeat winner, with two wins, while Jim Simmons has visited victory lane just once. Drivers with non-point main event wins are Evan Britton and James Deatherage.
Tickets for the races on Saturday are $12.00 for Adults, Senior/Military/Junior (13-17) $10.00, Youths (6-12) $5.00, and Children under the age of five are FREE. A Family Pass is offered for $30.00 which includes two Adults and up to four Youths. Pit gates open at 2:00 PM, front gates 4:00, time trials 5:30, and racing stats around 6:45.
The Cottage Grove Speedway has hosted fast and exciting action as far back as 1956. Since then the ¼-mile banked oval has been regarded as a place where fast times are set and plenty of side-by-side racing occurs. Regular classes include 360 Sprints, IMCA Modifieds, NW Extreme Winged Sprint Cars, Late Models, Street Stocks, and Hornets from the months of April till October every Saturday night. For more information be sure and visit the venue's homepage www.cottagegrovespeedway.com or call the brand new Northwest Tracks Hotline at (360)-699-RACE.
Additional Information
Track: Cottage Grove Speedway
Location: 2150 North Douglas Street, Cottage Grove, Oregon, 97424
Track Contact:
Northwest Tracks Hotline- (360)-699-RACE
Heather Boyce (General Manager)- (541)-729-8666
Ben Deatherage (Publicist)- (541)-598-6643
Website: www.cottagegrovespeedway.com
Sponsors: Knecht's Auto Parts, Welt & Welt Inc, Welt Elements, Jazzie's Deli, Bonanza Drive Up, Pink House Restaurant, Giant Burger, Fuel N' Go Station, Columbia Distributing, Coors Racing, Pepsi, Les Schwab Tires, D&D Automotive, Auto Craft Body & Paint, Cottage Grove Area Chamber of Commerce, Brook's Cut Rate Auto Parts, Adamas Reality, Relay For Life, Co-Energy Propane, Aaron's, Oregon West RV, My Boy's Slate Fired Pizza, Cascade Home Center
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