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Corpus Christi is a large coastal city (i.e. on the ocean, a bay, or inlet) located in the state of Texas.
With a population of 320,434 people and 74 constituent neighborhoods,
Corpus Christi is the eighth largest community in Texas.
Corpus Christi is neither predominantly blue-collar nor white-collar, instead having a mixed workforce of both blue-collar and white-collar jobs. Overall, Corpus Christi is a city of sales and office workers, service providers and professionals. There are especially a lot of people living in Corpus Christi who work in office and administrative support (12.89%), sales jobs (12.03%) and management occupations (7.61%).
Corpus Christi is a popular destination for single career-starters. One thing that you will notice when you are out and about town is that there is a large population of people who are young, single, educated, and upwardly-mobile career starters out at restaurants, listening to live music, and enjoying other activities. They are a real visible part of the culture of Corpus Christi. This makes Corpus Christi a good place to live for young professionals. With so many people in this demographic, Corpus Christi presents many opportunities for single professionals to enjoy themselves, socialize, and to create lasting relationships.
Corpus Christi is also nautical, which means that parts of it are somewhat historic and touch the ocean or tidal bodies of water, such as inlets and bays. Such areas are often places that visitors and locals go for waterfront activities or taking in the scenery.
One important feature of Corpus Christi is that it is one of the most car-oriented large cities in the country. In fact, 81.86% of people commute to and from work every day by private automobile, eschewing alternative forms of transportation, which are not widely available in Corpus Christi anyway. So, if you like to drive, Corpus Christi is the city for you! The landscape around Corpus Christi reflects this: wide streets, parking lots, plenty of highways, malls, and shopping centers are what you'll find.
The education level of Corpus Christi citizens is a little higher than the average for US cities and towns: 21.22% of adults in Corpus Christi have at least a bachelor's degree.
The per capita income in Corpus Christi in 2010 was $25,203, which is upper middle income relative to Texas and the nation. This equates to an annual income of $100,812 for a family of four. However, Corpus Christi contains both very wealthy and poor people as well.
Corpus Christi is a somewhat ethnically-diverse city. The people who call Corpus Christi home describe themselves as belonging to a variety of racial and ethnic groups. The greatest number of Corpus Christi residents report their race to be White, followed by Black or African-American. Corpus Christi also has a sizeable Hispanic population (people of Hispanic origin can be of any race). People of Hispanic or Latino origin account for 60.79% of the city's residents. Important ancestries of people in Corpus Christi include German, Irish and English.
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There was a lot to cheer about in Home Game 1 of Year 1 with a 9-5 win that lasted enough time for the First Family of Wrigley to shake every hand and kiss every baby from the firehouse to the nosebleed seats.
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Soriano had two hits but was unavailable for comment on the late-game benching. Soriano's not likely to rock the boat, but you can bet his pride is hurt.
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Piniella expressed patience for the relief corps, a Groundhog Day story every year. How many teams have 1-2-3 bullpens this early? And you can bet the Cubs will add some more arms down the stretch, when teams are ready to give them up, just like John Grabow last year. Tom Gorzelanny or Carlos Silva will join the 'pen when Ted Lilly gets back.
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Byrd enjoyed his first game as a Cub, bantering with fans, and getting his first non-home run hits. The fans love him. For now, anyway. But that can change like the direction of the wind inside Wrigley. If he's still hitting .200 in a week, watch out.
"They're great," Byrd said of the fans. "We've got to keep them in the game. I guess the way to keep them in the game is to keep winning."
Byrd sure is a quick learner. Forget new bathrooms or bison hot dogs. The fans want wins, even in a season when the Cubs aren't the favorites. But it's early.
Chicago is just 3-4 and it's not yet Tax Day. But for a day anyway, there was almost nothing to complain about.
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John Rolff's latest broadband phone bill contained three words he vowed never to see again: "regulatory recovery fee."
The same charge was the reason he dumped his old phone provider, SBC Communications, in favor of Primus Telecommunications' Lingo, which lets his broadband line double as his phone line. From all appearances, Lingo hadn't been "adding these little nickel and dime charges," he said.
But now, the 38-year-old software engineer--along with 755,000 others--is learning that this had never really been the case. Lingo, Vonage, Time Warner Cable and every other commercial provider of voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services have been collecting government fees for years. It's only in recent months that most have been coming clean on their statements--to fend off critics, as the spotlight on Net phone services grows.
What's new:
The line item on unregulated broadband telephone bills saying "regulatory recovery fee."
Bottom line:
VoIP providers say they've been sharing the regulatory burden all along by paying to complete calls on local networks. They're breaking out the regulatory portion to counter demands for direct fees on VoIP, not to get their customers upset.
Some, notably state governments, have called for broadband telephone services to pay the same regulatory fees that the traditional local phone providers--known as the "Baby Bells"--do. The Federal Communications Commission has so far kept regulators' hands off VoIP.
Hoping to counter calls for direct taxation and regulation, many of the Net phone operators now identify a "regulatory recovery fee" line item of 50 cents to $3 as part of their regular monthly service charges. They say they're highlighting the portion of local phone fees the Bells have always charged them for completing calls on local lines.
"A lot of people were raising this concern that we weren't funding telephone projects like the Bells were," said Jeffrey Citron, CEO of VoIP provider Vonage Holdings. "That's a red herring--I say 'malarkey' to it. We already fund part of it, and we wanted to show our customers and everybody else."
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Local entrepreneur and Henrico resident Barbara Bennett is currently competing to "Get on the Shelf" at Wal-Mart. Bennett launched her company, The Mineral Case, in 2009. A passionate fan of the mineral makeup trend – but not of the mess and hassle of various jars and loose powders – Bennett launched The Mineral Case because it clears bathroom counters and makes cosmetics easily accessible at home or while traveling. If her company receives enough votes, her product will be available at every Wal-Mart location across the country. Fans can vote once a day through April 24 at http://www.getontheshelf.com/product/5505/The-Mineral-Case To v.iew Bennett's contest entry, visit http://youtube/Miq5hdFxMG8 .
LOGO Dynamics, a distributor of promotional products in Henrico, recently received the All Star award from Constant Contact®, Inc. Each year, a select group of Constant Contact customers are honored with the All Star award for their exemplary marketing results. LOGO Dynamics' results ranked among the top 10 percent of Constant Contact's customer base. Owner Matt Davidson has been a partner with Constant Contact since 2010 and offers email marketing and social media seminars on a regular basis in Central Virginia. Constant Contact customers using any combination of the company's email marketing, event marketing and online survey tools are eligible for the award.
U-Turn Sports Performance Academy and Cap City Ballerz recently announced a new partnership between two of Richmond's most successful youth developmental AAU basketball programs. The partnership between U-Turn and Cap City Ballerz will focus on combining the best from both organizations to better position athletes and teams to compete at the highest level of basketball and to help provide youth with the support they need to be champions in the classroom, community and life.
The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA) recently hired Richard Gordon as conference planner and Christopher Murphy as marketing specialist. Gordon comes to the VSCPA from Benchmark Hospitality International at Capital One in Richmond, where he worked as an operations and learning events manager. He has 20 years of experience in telecommunications, accounting and finance, operations management and event planning. Prior to joining the VSCPA, Murphy worked at SunTrust Bank as a mortgage relationship specialist and did freelance graphic design and copywriting. He has more than 10 years of experience in marketing, communications and graphic design. In his role on the VSCPA Education Team, Gordon will plan, manage and implement VSCPA conferences and work on other educational programs and events. As part of the VSCPA Marketing Team, Murphy will develop and execute marketing plans for VSCPA membership recruitment and retention, VSCPA Educational Foundation fundraising and CPA PAC of Virginia fundraising.
Raymond Rudolph, Southern States Cooperative, Inc. – Williamsburg Road Service, recently attended a comprehensive three-day training program designed to qualify employees as "Certified FeedMaster Specialists" for Southern States Cooperative, Inc. The rigorous training program is tied to the Southern States' FeedMaster program and is designed to augment the existing knowledge base of employees involved in advising the co-op's customers on issues related to feeding various types of animals. The program provides new and updated information and qualifies for continuing education units (CEUs) by the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS), a national organization that certifies animal scientists through examination.
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21. Effects of long-term access to ICT-mediated travel information services - Users' assessments and reported behavioural changesUniversity dissertation from Chalmers University of Technology
Abstract : Great optimism has for some time framed the potential effects that access to ICT-mediated travel information services (ICTIS) have on travellers. Little has however been known about real-life long-term effects of access to ICTIS. The aim of this thesis was thus to create a basis for understanding the role of ICTIS in urban transport of people. READ MORE
22. Public Transportation in a Systems Perspective A Conceptual Model and an Analytical Framework for Design and EvaluationUniversity dissertation from Chalmers University of Technology
Abstract : Today urban areas are faced with problems like traffic congestion, air pollution, and limited accessibility and transport policy issues are focused on the "sustainable city of the future". For decision-makers the crucial question is how, with limited financial resources, a system for public transportation should be designed and developed to provide attractive travel and transport services. READ MORE
23. Modeling and Simulation of Dial-a-Ride and Integrated Public Transport ServicesUniversity dissertation from Linköping : Linköping University Electronic Press
Abstract : Traditional public transport systems are most often insufficient to provide a good transport service to everyone. Especially, it is not always possible for elderly and disabled persons to use the regular system consisting of timetabled services operating along fixed routes. READ MORE
24. Adolescents' encounters with public space : : Safety and mobility in relation to individual and contextual factors in SwedenUniversity dissertation from Stockholm : Karolinska Institutet, Dept of Public Health Sciences
Abstract : Background: Public space, areas to which everyone has access, is especially important for adolescents. Their mobility, e.g. when travelling to school, and perceived safety and security in that environment impacts on their health, safety, and development. READ MORE
25. Planning and Control of Healthcare ServicesUniversity dissertation from Chalmers University of Technology
Abstract : The focus of this study is on the planning of the production of healthcare services for the group of patients in need of surgical treatments. The aim of the thesis is to contribute to the understanding of how planning and control of healthcare services impacts patient waiting time. READ MORE


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Hawks bucking the playoff trend
CHICAGO -- The comparisons are too surreal to ignore and, quite frankly, the Chicago Blackhawks don't mind them at all.
Being lumped in with the Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals as a rising powerhouse rebuilt around young stars is just fine with them. Who wouldn't want that company?
Thing is, the Hawks forgot to read the full script. Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and the Pens were out in five games in the opening round of the 2007 playoffs, their first taste of postseason action. Alex Ovechkin, Mike Green and the Caps were done in seven last spring in their first playoff opportunity.
Lessons learned, it was said at the time; they would be better off for it. And that actually has rung true given Pittsburgh's run to the Cup finals last season and Washington's first trip to the second round in 11 years this spring.
Lessons learned, it was said at the time; they would be better off for it. And that actually has rung true given Pittsburgh's run to the Cup finals last season and Washington's first trip to the second round in 11 years this spring.
But the Blackhawks? They forgot they were supposed to lose in the first round. Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and the rest of the gang took out the veteran Calgary Flames and now head into Game 3 at home Tuesday night with a road split earned in Vancouver to open the second round. This is a team that could very well be in the Western Conference finals in two weeks, let alone get a "taste" of the postseason in its first foray.
So what gives?
"We're a young team, of course, but you look at those two teams and it's guys like Crosby and Malkin and Ovechkin at the center of all the attention," Toews said Monday after practice at United Center. "Here, there's cameras all over the locker room. There's 10 guys on any given night that have stolen the spotlight and making a huge play or scoring a huge goal. Every guy in this dressing room can play exciting hockey.
"We've gotten so many contributions from different places," added the 21-year-old Hawks captain. "We've got a pretty solid team and I think that's the reason we've been pretty successful so far."
The inference is this Hawks team isn't as top-heavy as those Pens and Caps teams were in their first playoff campaigns. Yes, Toews and Kane are the faces of the franchise, but they've got a heck of supporting cast, even if people around North America are still waking up to those other names. Players like Patrick Sharp, Dustin Byfuglien and Dave Bolland; plus, there's Martin Havlat, Brian Campbell, Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook and Kris Versteeg.
"The Blackhawks have been building for eight years," said Seabrook, picked 14th overall in 2003. "I think when that happens, you do have a bit more depth."
The point being the Hawks might be new at it, but they've got a lot of players who are good at it. They're wet behind the ears, but they're loaded with talent from top to bottom.
"We have a lot of guys on this team that could be superstars," Versteeg said. "If they were in a lot of other organizations, they would go out there and play the full two minutes on the power play, the minute-and-a-half shifts. Our guys, they go out and take a 35-, 45-second shift. They believe they aren't above anyone on the team."
Washington's first power-play unit, led by Ovechkin, almost always plays the full two minutes. And why not? It was the second-best unit in the NHL in the regular season. But really, who else would the Caps put out there?
"Ovechkin is obviously a very special player," Versteeg said. "But if you take a two-minute power-play shift, you're going to get more points. Our guys, they don't try to extend themselves. They really want what's best for the team."
Then there's the goalie factor.
"I think it helps having [Nikolai] Khabibulin in net, a guy that's been there and reliable," Campbell said.
Marc-Andre Fleury was indeed a little shaky in April 2007 in that five-game loss to Ottawa, but rebounded well, and then some, last postseason. The Caps went with Cristobal Huet, who was OK, but not good enough. Ironically, he's now backing up Khabibulin in Chicago.
"He's been there and won a championship," Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said of Khabibulin, a Cup winner with Tampa Bay in 2004. "We've fed off him this year in terms of his experience and preparation."
Still, this is a very young team. Talented, yes, but young. Why aren't the Hawks wilting under the playoff pressure?
"I think you look at our team and, yes, we have some young guys, and sometimes it seems like we don't know any better," said the 20-year-old Kane, his playoff beard very much a work in progress. "We're just playing hockey. It's been a lot of fun throughout the year. It's like we just don't want the season to end. We want to keep playing hockey and keep enjoying this ride."
The Hawks are feeding off an amazing renaissance in this market. About 100 fans were lined up in the wee hours of the morning Monday to get their hands on the remaining tickets for Game 3, unheard of in these parts for a long, long time. The love affair between this great city and its Original Six team has been rekindled.
And while most players would downplay that kind of intangible factor as having any impact on their play, Kane admitted it's very much on their minds. Why let such a good thing end now?
"It's like one of those seasons for us. The Blackhawks are back in Chicago," Kane said. "The crowd is back. The excitement is back. You get noticed on the streets, things like that. It's a lot of fun for us right now. We're just enjoying the ride."
Campbell said there's something to that theory about ignorance being bliss. He recalled the feeling in the dressing room four seasons ago in Buffalo, when his young and exciting Sabres squad surprised the pundits coming out of the lockout.
"We didn't have a lot of guys who had played in the playoffs," said the star blueliner. "Everybody was saying we didn't have any experience. We didn't really care about what anybody else said, and we went to the conference finals and forced a Game 7 with three regular defensemen in our lineup.
"A lot of it here is also the ignorance of this team that just doesn't accept what other people say or believe. We believe in what we can do out there. Maybe we don't know any better."
Maybe they don't. And the game is better for it.
Pierre LeBrun covers the NHL for ESPN.com.
Pierre LeBrunESPN Senior Writer
- Covers the NHL for ESPN.com and TSN in Canada
- Six years on the "Hockey Night In Canada" Hotstove panel
- 13 years at The Canadian Press national news agency
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In fact, Chere gets so excited about the opportunity to enhance the value of membership to chapter members that she almost speaks in code. She chats quickly about a series of seemingly unrelated topics — she references looking to the future, working closely with Realtors, creating an international committee, and suddenly she stops and becomes laser focused.
"It's really not about me or my ideas at all. Each year, leadership is given a privileged opportunity to improve on what others have accomplished. Now, it is our turn to listen carefully to our members and enhance the tools and resources they want for success today," Chere explains. "We know our members are savvy with technology, with international clients, and more. We plan to focus on increasing the value of the investment they make each year in the chapter by adding value to these areas."
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HALIFAX, NS and TORONTO -- (Marketwire) -- 11/20/12 -- Cisco today announced that Eastlink, a leading telecommunications service provider in Canada, is using Cisco Videoscape to power its new mobile video platform, Eastlink To Go, which delivers new consumer experiences anytime, anywhere. Eastlink digital TV customers now can watch their favourite TV content at no extra cost when outside the home -- on their PCs, laptops, tablets and mobile devices.
Eastlink To Go enables content to fit on any screen through an intuitive technology that adapts the format of the content for optimum quality and a superior viewing experience.
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- Eastlink customers can use Eastlink To Go by simply logging in to a one-step, easy-to-use portal platform. They will be able to access Hollywood Suite OnDemand and Eastlink TV OnDemand, as well as live content from Eastlink TV.
- Eastlink has more than 1,600 employees providing a range of video, internet, phone, community programming, home security and advertising services to residential, business and public sector customers in Atlantic Canada, Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Manitoba, British Columbia and Bermuda.
- Cisco Videoscape harnesses the potential of cloud, network and client to bring live and on-demand video across a number of network devices such as laptops, smartphones and Android devices.
- Cisco Videoscape reinvents the TV experience by letting service providers bring together content from pay TV, online and on-demand sources. Content can further be combined with social media, communications and mobility to create a 'better-than-being-there' video experience.
- In developing Eastlink To Go, Eastlink has used the power of Videoscape to deliver a "TV Everywhere" experience and extend branded content such as on-demand, online and linear TV to customers' PCs and Macintosh computers, tablets and smartphones. The deployed Videoscape solutions include Cisco Videoscape Distribution Suite, Cisco Videoscape Media Suite, Cisco Media Processor and Transcode Manager, and Cisco Videoscape Soft Clients. Together, these components provide a pre-integrated, pre-tested "TV Everywhere" solution that can be deployed right away and can be used as a platform to roll out new services in the future.
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Lee Bragg, CEO, Eastlink:
"The amount of video content our customers watch continues to increase, and so do the ways in which our customers want to view that content. Eastlink To Go, powered by Cisco Videoscape, is another great example of our continued focus on innovation to ensure our customers have the products and services they need to adapt to a rapidly evolving video environment."
Mark Kummer, vice president, Service Provider, Cisco Canada:
"Eastlink was among the first end-to-end Cisco Videoscape customers and continues to use the technology in innovative ways to enhance the video experience of its customers as it moves towards a fully-realized all-IP model. Eastlink To Go offers a versatile and highly convenient experience, allowing users to take TV service with them for anywhere/anytime access. In today's growing competitive climate, service providers need to constantly evolve their offerings, and Videoscape is one of the tools they can use to stay at the top of the game."
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Kegel exercise
An exercise to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, in which the levator muscles are squeezed and held for five seconds, then released for five seconds, for a number of repetitions. They are used to treat urinary incontinence, or to prepare for or recover from childbirth.
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- Women who leak urine may have better control of these muscles by doing pelvic muscle exercises called Kegel exercises.
- Doctors recommend urinating regularly, drinking plenty of water and cutting back on acidic beverages, in addition to doing Kegel exercises to strengthen the pelvic-floor muscles.
- She recommends adding Kegel exercises - contractions of the muscles that control urine flow - to your regular strength-training program.
From California physician Dr. Arnold Kegel, who advocated such exercises from the late 1940s.
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Being a huge Painkiller fan, I was pretty much immediately excited for this as soon as I saw it being advertised. A friend of mine told me about it and I was dying to find out if it was coming to Xbox 360.
EDIT: The date is now the 31st of May, not too bad but still kinda sad it's not this month. Really hope we get the CE like PC did as well.
PC already has it but it seems there are a fair bit of issues. My guess (and hope) is that they will be worked out by the time the end of May rolls around and we may even get some DLC maps shipped with the package.
Many levels were cut from the PC version (Snowy Bridge, Asylum, etc.) and they said they may return them as DLC levels, so by the time we get ours, it may actually be a complete package.
PC has a few bonus levels, a Christmas one, a Halloween one, and Factory. Sure hope we get those levels.
Wow, over a month and no one else is looking forward to this? Bummer. I am really looking to this as well. Even though I never had the chance to play the original on the PC, I have Hell Wars on Xbox and it is one of the greatest shooters I've ever played. I can live solely with these types of games, I wish there were more like it nowadays but I am thankful for Serious Sam HD (I would love to see an HD release of SS 2, very underrated IMO). Anyways, I realize the level list is pretty lacking at the moment, so with the delay considered I hope other levels will be added. Town was the best!
But yes, so ready for this game! I have Hell Wars as well, and it's a lot like the original. Only some levels were missing just like this is, so at least it's not a new thing.
I agree with what you said as well, there needs to be more of the old school shooting action around, but sadly there isn't. :(
At least we can have hope for the genre with the few games here and there that try to stay true, like this game and RotT 2013, which I hope comes to Xbox 360 (look it up if you don't know about it, it's soo sick).
This is sort of like a 'Nero watches Rome burn and plays the lyre' kind of deal. Us old school gamers sit back, play our favorite types of games while the rest of gaming (modern gaming) burns (as in suffers and lacks what older games had). Really sad, but true.
I don't understand why other classic shooters never got released over arcade. I thought Wolf 3D, both Doom games, and Duke 3D were major successes on XBLA, so why did we never get the original Rise of the Triad, or games like Heretic and Blood? It would be nice to play those on Xbox too.
I have a feeling you are going to be waiting a lot longer for this title that you think. The earliest would be the 3rd quarter and more than likely the 4th quarter of 2013.
Just to note. May 31st is a Friday. I can never recall a game being released on a Friday.
is April 5th the EU date? Also on PS3 it was confirmed for May 31 in EU, June 4th in US.
I noticed you posted the exact same thing on gamefaqs. Is there something you know about the release date? I'm sure you're correct but I'm just curious why you're so intent on saying late 2013.
Looks good, wish there we're more fun shooters like this and Serious Sam on the xbox. Does this HD remake have anything different from the origional? New weapons or enemies?
Enemies are all the same I think, just differently placed and such.
I just wish all the original levels were there, as well was the original soundtrack. They changed some of the music which disappointed me a little bit.
I still rate this game 100% must buy.
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