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Do Rochester Amerks have enough left? (Rochester D&C)
'Scary' Marlies eye Calder Cup (Toronto Sun)
Amerks prep for first round of playoffs (WHEC-TV)
Amerks Goalie Leggio Riding Amazing Streak Into The Playoffs (WHAM-TV)
Next stop: Toronto (Sabres.com)
Kevin Sundher reassigned to Amerks from WHL's Brandon Wheat Kings (Amerks.com)
Amerks' players share their playoff memories (Amerks.com)
Archives for April 2012
Wednesday's Rochester Coverage
Do Rochester Amerks have enough left? (Rochester D&C)
Sabres prospect Adam still searching for scoring touch in Rochester
'"Right now, his confidence offensively isn't there," Amerks coach Ron Rolston said Friday inside the Blue Cross War Memorial. "As soon as he nets one it's going to change."'
Monday's Rochester Coverage
Amerks make AHL playoffs (Rochester D&C)
Amerks Make Calder Cup Playoffs (WGR-AM)
David Leggio and the journey to Amerks' MVP (WGR-AM)
Amerks will face Toronto in the first round of the 2012 Calder Cup Playoffs (Amerks.com)
Marlies Announce Round One Playoff Schedule Versus Rochester Americans (Marlies.ca)
Sabres undone by losing mentality
'"Yeah," alternate captain Derek Roy admitted. "You've got to go out and make a difference. You've got to want the puck. You've got to want to change and score a goal and be the difference in the game. I thought that's something we needed to do."'
Sunday's Rochester Coverage
Rochester Amerks defeat Lake Erie (Rochester D&C)
Lake Erie Monsters lose to Americans in season finale, miss out on playoffs (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
Monsters eliminated in loss to Rochester (Lorain Morning Journal)
Amerks Beat Monsters, Playoff Spot Likely Finalized Sunday (WGR-AM)
Amerks keep playoff hopes alive with 2-1 win at Lake Erie (Amerks.com)
Monsters Eliminated in Season Finale (LakeErieMonsters.com)
Sights and Sounds from Saturday (LakeErieMonsters.com)
Our football, hockey teams popular statewide
'Thirty-eight percent of upstate residents polled identified themselves as fans of the Bills, a finding Levy deemed "quite impressive." Twenty-six percent said they were fans of the Sabres.'
Kaleta is a game-changer, by necessity
'"The game has definitely changed," he said. "A lot of people have to change their game. I think my plan originally anyways was to be more effective than just a fourth-line banger. I'm happy for the opportunity. I always say I like the challenge and everything that goes with it."'
Saturday's Rochester Coverage
Conacher named AHL's MVP (Buffalo News)
Amerks beat Crunch to stay in the playoff hunt (Rochester D&C)
Syracuse Crunch tightens its playoff race with 5-1 loss at Rochester (Syracuse Post Standard)
Amerks' Win Makes Playoffs a Possibility (WGR-AM)
Amerks cruise past Syracuse 5-1 in regular season home finale (Amerks.com)
Amerks Cause Hiccup in Crunch Playoff Plans (SyracuseCrunch.com)
For Enroth, little safety in numbers
'"I was hoping for 30 games this year, but almost," Enroth said. "Ryan was playing really well down the stretch there the last couple of months, so I guess you can't really bench Miller when he was playing that well."'
Sabres' brass comes across thin-skinned
'I don't expect management to be happy when people are calling for changes. But by hiding, they seem as thin-skinned as the previous regime. Pegula has been treated like a conquering hero in this town. He can handle a few tough questions. No one will ask him about hydro-fracking or the Penn State scandal.'
Sabres' Enroth content with rookie season behind Miller
'"Ryan was playing really well down the stretch here the last couple months," Enroth said Monday inside the First Niagara Center as the Sabres cleaned out their lockers. "I guess you can't really bench Miller when he's playing that well. It is what it is. I was hoping for 30 games this year – almost."'
Friday's Rochester Coverage
Rochester Amerks in a must-win state of mind (Rochester D&C)
Regier, Ruff will stay put
'"They'll be back next season," Black said by phone. "I didn't see a need to do anything otherwise at this juncture. We spent the better part of this week planning next year."'
Hecht's long Sabres run could be over
'"I would like to play," Hecht said. "My family likes it here. My kids love it here. It would be great to come back for another year and get this team in the playoffs."'
Black: Sabres moving forward with Ruff, Regier
'Black vowed the Sabres will continue their aggressive approach this offseason, starting at the draft in June. The Sabres have two first- and two second-round picks, giving them options to add talent by trading or using the picks. "We'll see what Darcy and the team will be able to do with those assets," Black said.'


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The Slovak Police Force is a part of the Ministry of Interior. It is made up of the Police Main Headquarters (Police Presidium), eight regional police headquarters, 53 district police headquarters and several educational and specialized police institutions. Headquartered in the capital Bratislava, the Force is headed by the Police President, who answers to the Minister of the Interior.
- Protect life and security of people and property;
- Ensure public order and safety;
- Prevent, detect and investigate crime;
- Protect state borders;
- Traffic control and safety.
INTERPOL Bratislava
The INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for the Slovak Republic is a part of the Police Presidium's Bureau of International Police Co-operation, which comprises INTERPOL, Europol, Sirene, Schengen and other units.
It is made up of 23 plain-clothed police officers who are all graduates of either the Bratislava Police Academy or national civilian universities and speak at least one INTERPOL language.
INTERPOL Bratislava is operational 24 hours a day all year long, and its staff have to be able to handle all enquiries received either from domestic or international police agencies, no matter the type of crime.
Main NCB tasks:
- Checks on people, identity documents, stolen motor vehicles, works of art and weapons;
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Online sale of fake medicines and products targeted in INTERPOL operation
Long-term INTERPOL investigation lands one of Slovakia's most wanted behind bars
International collaboration via INTERPOL leads to arrest in Thailand of fugitive rapist
Slovakia marks 20 years of international police cooperation via INTERPOL
INTERPOL radiological and nuclear investigations training course in Poland seeks to boost common action plan
Slovak police chief visit to INTERPOL underlines strong links between national and global security
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Prince will be honored with an Icon Award during the 2013 Billboard Music Awards.
This year's show will be broadcast live May 19 on ABC from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Prince also will perform on the Don Mischer-produced show, a rare televised appearance for the 54-year-old genre-bending singer whose hits include "Purple Rain," ''1999" and "Kiss."
Previous Icon winners include Stevie Wonder and Neil Diamond.
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The most glorious aspect of the boating lifestyle is its sheer diversity. You can catch your own fresh meal, teach your children to cast a line or jump a wake, doze underneath the Bimini top and listen to laughter off the swim deck, and find just the right cove for a picnic. The customizable Cruiser 200 will deliver all this, with beautiful floor plans designed to meet every need. The CS floor plan features a walk-through bow gate, stern swim-deck access to starboard, two bow lounges and a classic L-shaped aft lounge with sun pad. The SL floor plan incorporates a luxurious rear-facing lounge rather than the L-shaped aft lounge. The FS floor plan offers two fish seats instead of bow lounges, replacing the aft lounge with two additional fish seats and provides a well-appointed rear workstation, aerated livewell and rod holders. Then there are the power options up to 150 hp and amenities such as a hydraulic steering, performance package, ski tow bar and more. As it turns out, spending time on this luxury pontoon is not just about what you need — it's about what you dream is possible.
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Alison Gold responds to 'Chinese Food' racism claims
(Yahoo!) - She may have been dubbed the new Rebecca Black, but 12-year-old YouTube sensation Alison Gold and her "Chinese Food" video aren't without a few detractors.
The clip has gained significant attention — 8 million views and counting — but some feel it has racist undertones. "omg! Insider" sat down with the viral star and asked how she feels about all the negative comments.
"I don't really understand what that's all about," she said. "I mean, I'm not trying to criticize anyone — I just really love Chinese food!"
As for the haters? "The haters are going to hate. I really don't care."
While the little fortune cookie did admit she's not allowed to read all the bad press, her producer Patrice Wilson, who is also the man behind Rebecca Black's "Friday," has seen it, and surprisingly, he doesn't seem to mind either.
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First Annual Benefit for FamilyKind
Wednesday, February 6, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Event Details
We're sorry! This event is currently sold out as we have reached capacity at our event space. There has been an amazing response to our invitation and we thank everyone for your enthusiasm and support.
We've started a waitlist (click above to complete the super easy sign up).
Stay tuned for future events (this is the first of many) including the Second Annual Benefit for FamilyKind next February.
Even if you do not attend an event, you can still support FamilyKind by making a donation at www.familykind.org/help-familykind.
Please join us for a joyful evening at the First Annual Benefit for FamilyKind.
We are proud to honor:
Maria R. Volpe, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology and Director of the Dispute Resolution Program at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York, and Director of the CUNY Dispute Resolution Center
We are delighted to present acclaimed Broadway duo
Liz Larsen and Sal Viviano
and renowned pianist
Michael Roberts
in a special benefit performance
Learn more at FamilyKind.org/benefit-performance
Your tax-deductible gift will help support FamilyKind's work in New York City providing child-centered education, mediation, and parent coordination services to adults, teens, and children experiencing separation or divorce. Knowledge and support empower separating families and can greatly increase positive outcomes for children.
FamilyKind is a Certified Provider for the New York State Parent Education & Awareness Program. We are committed to serving families and couples in need, regardless of their financial situation. Learn more about our work and our team at FamilyKind.org/team.
Wine and cheese will be served.
If you are not able to attend the event, you may give to FamilyKind at FamilyKind.org/help-familykind.
All proceeds benefit FamilyKind. FamilyKind is an Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose purpose is to help children, parents and couples cope with separation and divorce. Contributions to FamilyKind are tax deductible as provided by law.
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Kim Kardashian and the rest of the Kardashian clan recently spent some time in Greece on vacation. Greece is known for its many beautiful beaches, and vacationers wearing barely-there swimsuits - even the gentlemen.
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Everyone likes a boss that is real, right? You can be that boss to your employees – the one that acknowledges times are tough and the job is hard but darn it, you care! Specifically, there is one fun trinket you can pass out to your staff to communicate all of those things without saying a word: personalized stress relievers. You know, those squishy little objects with the smooth fabrics that just feel soooo good on the fingers. Employees love these things, and they especially love getting them from the boss.
That is because with imprinted stress relievers, you are sending the message that it's okay for employees to take a daily sanity break at their desks. When it comes down to it, workers just want to be appreciated and valued; this is one token that shows them, in some small way, that they absolutely are.
And, you can pass out promotional stress relievers at trade shows too! Expo attendees love getting fun items they can use for a long time to come, and these definitely qualify. You can brand them with your company info, and make them virtually any shape so that they are compatible with your brand. Just some of the styles of custom stress relievers we offer include:
We even have ballpoint pens with tiny personalized stress relievers on the tops. There are adorable styles of imprinted stress relievers for nearly every industry – and if you don't see one here, all you have to do is ask. We may be able to recommend specialty custom stress relievers that complement your brand. For a fun staff gift or trade show trinket, ask us about promotional stress relievers today. We will be glad to take your order.
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If there is one sport that people tend to take up later in life, it's golf. For bosses, that's a great thing; when it comes time to present a token of appreciation to the staff, golf gifts are an easy solution! Personalized golf towels are among the many customizable golf accessories we carry, and they are also one of the most popular. People love ordering their employees custom golf towels because they are the perfect item to imprint with not only the company logo, but also with each person's name.
Employees love promotional golf towels because they provide an appearance of status, no matter how experienced (or inexperienced!) they are with golf. Employers love these items because 1.) They help score points with the staff, and 2.) They are a great branding tool when the entire group is out golfing together. Someone on the course is bound to notice that "those guys over there" all have imprinted golf towels in matching colors – and, hopefully, some matching custom golf hats and bags, too. Will those people be impressed, and want to know more about the company those guys come from? You know it!
Although we also carry golf bags, duffel bags and even golf balls, the golf gift you want to start with is undoubtedly personalized golf towels. Once an employee has that branded towel with his name on it, he will want to take it to the course and show it off immediately (on the weekend, of course!). Custom golf towels are also a great tool for retaining staff loyalty, because employees will want to do their best for an employer that gifts so generously and shows them they are valued.
To place an order for promotional golf towels, contact us for a quote today. Spring is the perfect time for a gift like this!
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Not being able to seal a bag can cause all kinds of problems with your food, and imprinted bag clips (aka "chip clips") are the answer to those problems. Yes, seriously! For example, how much money do we waste each week tossing away stale chips? What about bread – if you're like me, you always lose that little plastic disk clip. Here's another one: shredded cheese. The resealable bags that shredded cheese come in are always hard to open, so we break down and cut them open with scissors (admit it!). Then, we accidentally cut the zip sealer. The only solution? Custom bag clips, of course!
But promotional bag clips aren't just for food. They are also perfect for passing out to customers, especially if your customers are in industries like:
And any industry where food, small parts or other items are stored in bags – bags that need personalized bag clips! The promotional bag clips you give them will be used regularly, so they will remember your company all year long. They may even pay you a visit just to get more (be sure to throw in imprinted mugs too; combining these with custom bag clips will really have them thinking of you often)!
Lest you think our imprinted bag clips are limited to the standard rectangular style, we want you to know that is not the case. Take the time to check out our selection; we offer personalized bag clips that can look like paws, teeth, sunglasses, hearts and more. Keep in mind, they are great to use as office clips as well. We even have magnet clips that can be kept on metal file cabinets, ready at all times to hold anyone's important lists. Here's an idea: hand-out your bag clip with a note for your customer to call you! Take a look at our selection of personalized bag clips now – because yes, they do solve problems!
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You didn't know that promotional highlighters weren't just for highlighting? Truth be told, neither did we. But since our custom highlighters are one of our most popular items to tuck into swag bags, trade show kits and office supply orders, we figured someone in the audience would appreciate an idea for having fun with highlighters.
If you have kids, they could certainly enjoy an unusual project with your personalized highlighters – and if you don't have kids, why not grab one of the imprinted highlighters off your desk and test these out for fun? Maybe your place of business embraces a fun vibe à la "The Office," and if so, you could possibly get away with doing this with your co-workers. If not…well, then enjoy this trick with promotional highlighters safely at home.
What is the trick? Making glowing water with the fluid from your custom highlighters! The ink in your personalized highlighters is actually non-toxic fluorescent dye, which produces a glowing light when a blacklight is shined on it. Here are the steps to making glowing water from your imprinted highlighters:
On a stable surface, carefully cut a highlighter in half with a knife. Do not let children do this step! Then, you want to:
There's no need to cut open more than one of your promotional highlighters for other projects, such as glowing bubbles. You can re-use the felt for several more projects. Save the rest of your custom highlighters for actual office use and for giving out to clients; after all, they are a great marketing tool, and you don't want that to go to waste!
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Or, are they a great idea whose time has come? We think it is the latter. Some would ask, aren't imprinted mousepads kind of a bore? Maybe so. But if you think about the most effective marketing tools you've ever encountered, do you remember the ones that are showy and tacky – or do you remember the ones you used every single day? You may not remember the name of the company that handed out boxes of fireworks or performed a flash mob at the last trade show, but you do remember the brands that are on the promotional items you use every day: your pens, your coffee mug and your personalized mousepads. See what we mean?
Of course, you don't have to intentionally make custom mousepads boring. You can jazz them up with different colors, graphics, photographic images for the background, textual designs and of course, your logo. You can even come up with a fun slogan to stamp them with…something that will really make people remember your brand.
Then, there are different shapes you can design your promotional mousepads with: as common as the standard square with rounded corners, or as quaint as a tree stump, or as sleek as a circle. You do what feels comfortable for your brand and the image you want to project. Imprinted mousepads are one of those items that people will truly use for years, so you want to invest real effort in conceptualizing a design before ordering.
Personalized mousepads don't wear out for quite some time, so people who are at a desk every day will be looking at them, potentially, for half a decade. That makes them a powerful marketing tool, so it is important to hit a home run with the visual aesthetics and messaging communicated through each item. And you thought we were just talking about a flat piece of rubber and fabric! No way. To get started designing a set of custom mousepads for your next tradeshow event, contact us today for a quote. We can get your promotional mousepads printed up right on time!
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Did you know there is data that supports the idea that promotional products work? It's true. In a case study conducted by the American Marketing Association, it was reported that promotional products like custom baseball hats, t-shirts and pens have a high reach and potential for top-of-mind recall; they also reported that these products are an excellent medium to increase and sustain brand awareness.
In other words, people remember the event where they got the imprinted baseball hats, shirts and pens, and they recognize the names of the brands that gave them out. Brand recognition, as every good marketer knows, is important because it lends credibility; people only want to support brands they know to be credible.
What are the best types of promotional products to distribute? According to the study, the most often recalled promotional product category is wearables, at 41%. The categories of wearables that make the biggest impression are:
So as you can see, promotional shirts and personalized baseball hats are both great choices for marketing your business with promotional products. In a close second, writing instruments (yes, pens!) come in at 35%. The survey also noted that drinkware was effective, taking 19% of the market share when it came to effective promotional tools.
Promotional baseball hats are worn by all kinds of people: Soccer moms, hockey dads and golfing grandpas. Everyone needs a go-to cap to shield their eyes from the sun, and why shouldn't those caps have your business name plastered on them front and center? We offer custom baseball hats that work for nearly anyone's style, including the traditional baseball style and the sleeker, more feminine variety. These are imprinted baseball hats that can effectively market any business, including yours! To order personalized baseball hats for your next trade show or event, check out our selection today.
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We've all heard the jokes about messenger bags, specifically those that involve nicknaming them "man purses." But regardless of their checkered past, messenger bags are back – and if you can get imprinted messenger bags, that's even better. Having your company or organization's name printed on custom messenger bags means that no one will ever think your bag is a "purse." Instead, it will be likened unto a trendy briefcase – something masculine, utilitarian and professional.
Bags like these can also be promotional messenger bags when they are used by the staff of an organization. If you are an employer, it may be worth the effort to budget for distributing them to your entire staff (or at least employees who interact with prospects and clients, such as the sales team). If anyone on staff goes out of town regularly, it's a no-brainer; they need personalized messenger bags to use as travel bags! No matter where they are on your corporate totem pole, if you find out that they are frequent fliers – well, you need to get them imprinted messenger bags to use as their carry-ons. It just might be instrumental in helping your brand get recognized nationally!
Durable and well-constructed, our custom messenger bags can double as laptop carriers, book bags, or mobile file cabinets (figuratively, of course). Some people may just wish to use them for carrying receipts, so that when it comes time to do taxes or generate expense reports, all the records necessary are in one convenient bag they've carried with them all year. But even if they are not going to function as promotional messenger bags, these items should still be customized with a personal logo and text. After all, you never know who will see them!
Order your personalized messenger bags now, or browse through our great selection and take your time finding the right one. There is sure to be one that is a good fit for everyone on staff.
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Have you ever been out and about, looking at the clothing that others are wearing (who hasn't) – only to be borderline offended by the sheer volume of text that is plastered all over someone's t-shirt or hoodie? Long, strange philosophical sayings come to mind – also, business information that covers the entire surface of the clothing. Both are annoying enough to turn people away, rather than engage them. So how can you avoid making that same mistake when it comes time to create your own custom sweatshirts and pants for your business? Here are some quick tips to keep in mind.
Keep characters minimal.
Rather than thinking about how many words will be on the clothing, consider the number of characters. Twitter has us now thinking in terms of 140 character briefs, and as maddening as it may be to cram all your thoughts into that tight of a template, it is a good rule of thumb that can be useful even when designing customized clothing. Keep the characters on your promotional sweatshirts and pants to a minimum, and you will likely make a maximum impact.
Think about what you need to say.
We mean, really think about it. Do you honestly need to provide every detail about your business on a sweatshirt? Of course not. All that the people passing by you in the grocery store will have time to read is the name of the business, its address and maybe a phone number. What would be even better, though, would be to skip the address and phone altogether and replace them with the website. Anyone who is really interested in calling or coming by will get that info right off the website, so always print your URL front and center on your imprinted sweatshirts and pants.
Don't neglect the rest of the design.
We offer numerous varieties of hooded sweatshirts (yes, "hoodies") as well as crew neck sweatshirts, and those are all available in a number of popular colors. By taking advantage of that, you can make the rest of your shirt stand out in a way that beckons people to read the text for more info about who you are. Don't underestimate the power of well-designed personalized sweatshirts and pants; they are the key to getting people to look a little longer.
For custom sweatshirts and pants that look the way you want them to, check out our great selection – and have fun designing! These are personalized products that can be as enjoyable to design as they are to wear.
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Have you ever been tempted to enter a contest, only to find out there was no monetary prize? If so, maybe there was at least one incentive that would be enough to convince you it was worth it – say, an award trophy? After all, a great award can be displayed in your business to show everyone how ridiculously competent you are! Even though cash is good, let's be honest, giving out imprinted crystal awards to contest winners is a better way to let the winning feeling last! Your recipient will remember receiving an award for much longer than the time it takes to spend that little cash bonus you thought about handing out.
Businesses use custom crystal awards all the time, in order to recognize employees for their hard work. They are common fixtures at corporate banquets, conferences and retreats. Promotional crystal awards can be used to distinguish top earners from the others, or to signify employee promotions. When those awards are all lined up on his desk (or if the employee is lucky enough to have his own office, his shelf), they look pretty nifty.
Employers: This comes back around to benefit you, too. Say a prospective client walks into your employee's office – a salesman, for example. The prospect sees a row of personalized crystal awards on the desk, each imprinted with the employee's name and the accomplishment for which he is being recognized. Is he going to be impressed? You bet he is! Will it be enough to convince him to go with your company? It just might!
How to use imprinted crystal awards is only limited by your imagination. They can be an affordable way to recognize the winners of any number of competitions, including:
Custom crystal awards can be all kinds of shapes, including sailboat, curve, octagon or teardrop. Pyramids, diamonds, stars, you name it…there are promotional crystal awards that fit every style. To see what personalized crystal awards may a good fit for your next recognition event, check out our great selection.
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Pretty much everything you need in case of an auto emergency! With custom emergency auto kits, your entire fleet can have all the tools they need to take care of their own minor car emergencies. Here are some of the key items included in our imprinted emergency auto kits:
Booster cables: Never make your employees ask someone else to lend them jumper cables! It makes your company look bad, for one thing. And while asking someone for a jump could be a dangerous proposition if there is cash in your company car, at least your driver will have his own cables so that the interaction can be as quick as possible.
Tire inflators: Your drivers don't want to be stuck at the mercy of a tow truck that seems like it's never coming. Talk about dangerous! Get them these promotional emergency auto kits instead, which have tire inflators that you can train them to use quickly and safely if a blowout occurs. This can be a liability de-flater for you, too (pun intended)!
Flashlights: All the tools in the world won't help a driver who doesn't have a flashlight to see with. Since many drivers work at night, a flashlight is imperative to include in the personalized emergency auto kits you buy for your staff. This is a safety must.
Nobody likes a sexist boss, so be sure to get custom emergency auto kits for every single one of your drivers! Females and males alike are bound to experience flat tires, dead batteries and other minor emergencies. If you employ minors, this is a big plus that can help you earn the trust of their parents and boost your company profile in the community. Imprinted emergency auto kits live up to their name: They make a great impression!
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Welcome to the Educational Talent Search program at Robert Morris University. Educational Talent Search is a federally funded TRIO Program designed to enhance, promote, and teach the skills needed to reach academic and career heights.
For more information, or to find out if you are eligible, contact your respective school counselor or contact Larriey Payton at 312.935.4566. Please feel free to browse through our website to learn more about the exciting opportunities Educational Talent Search has to offer.
The Robert Morris University Educational Talent Search program enhances, promotes, and teaches the skills needed to succeed in school while at the same time assisting students in reaching academic goals and achievements. In addition to helping them choose educational programs that will prepare them to meet their career goals, the ETS program is able to provide individualized attention in addition to that which is given at the students respective schools.
The U.S. Department of Education and Robert Morris University have a set criteria for the Educational Talent Search program.
Participants are selected without regard to race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, or physical handicap.
Robert Morris University Illinois is a private, not-for-profit associate, baccalaureate, and master's degree-granting institution, accredited by the Higher learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (230 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois 60604, 312.263.0456) and authorized by the Illinois Board of Higher Education (1 N. Old State Capitol Plaza Suite 333, Springfield, Illinois 62701-1377, 217.782.2551, IBHE Feedback). Robert Morris serves over 4500 students interested in getting an education that meets the demands of today's business, graphic arts, health care, culinary and technical world at its main campus in Chicago as well as at locations in Arlington Heights, DuPage, Elgin, Orland Park, Schaumburg, Springfield, Peoria and Lake County.
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Use setting from vmware. If you want to use whole power of your computer use USB stick or HDD installed version of BT4. BT4 is 32bit so it may not can use whole power of your computer.
You can install 64 bit version of some linux, like ubuntu, and install aircrack-ng there, but here is no support for that. Thats how you will get most power out fo your computer.


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I Eat, sleep, Live and breathe BJJ and hope ii get better at it.
Constantly watching videos of Roger Gracie, Braulio Estima, Marcelo Garcia, Xande & Shaolin .. hoping there's something ii can pick up. These guys are so amazing though.. they pull anything off with ease, something that takes maybe 10 years or more to replicate.


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Memphis Quarterback Plays Piano For Girl at St. Jude
Breanna Bercegeay is an 11-year-old girl with leukemia. She's in St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. Jacob Karam is the starting quarterback for the University of Memphis football team.
When Karam's team visited St. Jude, he decided to stick around for overtime. His team participated in a scavenger hunt with patients and when it was over, Karam sat down at a piano and started playing some songs.
Breanna sat down with him and started singing. They ended up singing TEN songs. One of them is below.


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HIGHLAND - Deputies arrested a 25-year-old Highland man after he allegedly threatened his neighbors with a loaded AK-47 Friday night, San Bernardino County Sheriff's officials said.
Donald Scott Neeley, 25, was arrested on suspicion of making terrorist threats, assault with a firearm and possession of an assault rifle.
Shortly after 8 p.m., Highland deputies received several calls about a man threatening at least three people in the 7800 block of Lankershim Avenue with an AK-47, according to a news release.
The victims reported the man who they identified as Neeley, reportedly assaulted them, pointed the firearm at them and allegedly threatened to kill them, according to the report.
Deputies learned after the confrontations, Neeley reportedly jumped over a fence to Neeley's sister's home.
Authorities surrounded and carefully entered the home, officials said. Inside they allegedly found Neeley in a bedroom lying on a bed. On the ground next to the bed was a loaded AK-47 assault rifle with a 30-round magazine, sheriff's officials stated.
Neeley was arrested and deputies obtained a search warrant for the home.
The search yielded additional evidence linking Neeley to the case.
Neeley was booked into the Central Detention Center in San Bernardino.


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idk dude for some reason they remind me of brains
idk dude for some reason they remind me of brains
"You are a fat toy who's moms a whore." -LACAN
i feel you no that, they do look somewhat similar, even though gasm's style is way fresh.Originally posted by ShIfTeD@Sep 9 2006, 11:11 AM
idk dude for some reason they remind me of brains
i wouldnt get on his case about it though
its prettyy gay. get sued.
Alright. I guess that makes sense. Legal issues and whatnot.
hmm they kinda do but, i didnt do it on purpuse or any of thatOriginally posted by ShIfTeD@Sep 9 2006, 12:11 PM
idk dude for some reason they remind me of brains
what about the tags tho?
wash dc
bump these.
and aces check your pm's [/b][/quote]
bump, these are fuckin dope man
how did yu get the fills like that?? i hope not photoshop, cos i dont have that
another forum
a forum for british writiers
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i can do that in marc eckos getting up

Um it's photoshop. Sorry.
does anyone know were i can get photoshop or something like it cause i got one from lime wire but i to find a diff one cause da one i hav does work anymore
download the trial version then get a serial code
register at http://www.tha-industry.net and they have a whole software section DL's n shit. porn music etc... games pretty much everything you could ever need. trust me its legit you just gotta reply to the threads cuz they hide the link till you do reply then its open season. i guarantee youll find every fuckin version and edition of photoshop there with cracks etc....
i just tried it too and it isnt working for me either. i think its down for some reason it goes down sometimes prolly due to the traffic on it or some shit. try later itll work eventually. theres a gang of good stuff to dl there too.
Clean up your lines.Originally posted by riddleboxxmcl@Sep 9 2006, 10:25 AM
..... i freehanded these
sorry for these size and quality
Some of the throwies are nice, but the detailed shots of the handstyles show mostof them to be rubbish.
And honestly, does anyone ever earn halos anymore?
I don't know you kid, maybe you've done some sick heaven-high shit...just know that the halo isn't a fashionable arrow-esque add-on.
if you're going to write the word 'courage' on a wall, make sure you do it out in the open.
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yeah^^ not to stoked on the halos
It doesn't fade if you put "hair spray" I mean the hair locking, and I don't use a4 paper, I use self-adhesive labelsOriginally posted by BoRe-719-@Sep 10 2006, 12:15 PM
thats a pretty sexy tag, but i know like 4 zeks...not personally, but there out there.
and "hello my name is" dont stick, and fade the next day
glossy name badge stickers stay up forever.
i had one stay up from summer until spring the next year, didnt fade, niether did my handstyle, it was not really in a high sun exposure spot
also, it was near the ground, so i geuss nobody wanted to crouch down to peel it.
but i swear, minimum it was up for 5 months
i think more like 8.
then again, it was a glossy one, and those stay up a long ass time. holla atcha boy i know the spot
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Bridesmaid Diet Plan
Two Weeks to the Aisle: Your Healthy Bridesmaid Plan
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Two Weeks to the Aisle: Your Healthy Bridesmaid Plan
So this wedding isn't all about you, but that's no excuse to feel uncomfortable when you rock your bridesmaid dress! Forget all the crazy diets and expectations from the bridezillas in your life. Instead, focus on these straightforward tips at least two weeks before the wedding to help you tone up and feel your best.
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VIDEO: Geauga County man hit with 7th DUI
(South Russell) -- 50-year-old Timothy Norquest of Bainbridge Township has recently been indicted for felony drunk driving after his seventh DUI charge. South Russell police say he failed a field sobriety and breathalyzer test during an arrest in October, which was captured in this video.
Police say Norquest was seen staggering out of Panini's Bar & Grill in South Russell October 4th and then got in his car and drove.
Norquest denied driving and said the woman he was with had been driving. He said he didn't have an ID on him, but provided a Social Security number which officers say was fake.
Norquest has had SIX prior DUI convictions, the most recent in 2010.
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Jacob, age 92, and Rebecca, age 89, living in Miami, are all excited about
their decision to get married.
They go for a stroll to discuss the wedding, and on the way they pass a
drugstore. Jacob suggests they go in.
Jacob addresses the man behind the counter:Are you the owner?"
The pharmacist answers, "Yes."
Jacob: "We're about to get married. Do you sell heart medication?"
Pharmacist: "Of course, we do."
Jacob: "How about medicine for circulation?"
Pharmacist: "All kinds."
Jacob: "Medicine for rheumatism?"
Pharmacist: "Definitely."
Jacob: "How about suppositories?"
Pharmacist: "You bet!"
Jacob: "Medicine for memory problems, arthritis and Alzheimer's?"
Pharmacist: "Yes, a large variety. The works."
Jacob: "What about vitamins, sleeping pills, Geritol, antidotes for
Parkinson's disease?"
Pharmacist: "Absolutely."
Jacob: "Everything for heartburn and indigestion?"
Pharmacist: "We sure do."
Jacob: "You sell wheelchairs and walkers and canes?"
Pharmacist: "All speeds and sizes."
Jacob: "Adult diapers?"
Pharmacist: "Sure."
Jacob: "We'd like to use this store as our Bridal Registry."I've learned that pleasing everyone is impossible, but pissing everyone off is a piece of cake.


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(VERMILION) - The city of Vermilion is under a boil alert until further notice.
According to a news release from Police Chief Chris Hartung, Vermilion water customers are being told to boil water for three minutes before consuming it.
Recent water main breaks in the city are blamed.
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STEVE WOLFINBARGERAffiliation:
Professor of Music (trombone), Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan
Artist's BiographyDr. Steve Wolfinbarger is a Professor of Music at Western Michigan University where he teaches trombone. He earned the Bachelor of Music Education degree from Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri, and the Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees in trombone performance from the University of North Texas.
Over the past few years Professor Wolfinbarger has been recognized with several major honors and recognitions. He was one of 15 nominees statewide for the 2013 Michigan Distinguished Professor of the Year Award. Professor Wolfinbarger was the recipient of the 2010 Western Michigan University Distinguished Teaching Award, the highest award given to any professor at WMU, and he was also presented with the College of Fine Arts Dean\'s Teaching Award in 2009. He was also the sole recipient of the 2009 International Trombone Association\'s prestigious ITA Award \"in recognition of his distinguished career and in acknowledgement of his impact on the world of trombone performance,\" the highest prize awarded by the International Trombone Association each year. He was recently inducted into the WMU Chapter of Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society, and currently serves as President of WMU\'s chapter.
Professor Wolfinbarger was President of the International Trombone Association from 1994-1996, and he was the Director of the International Trombone Festival and Chair of the International Trombone Festival Site Selection Committee from 1992 to 2001. Professor Wolfinbarger also hosted and organized the 1990 International Trombone Workshop which was held at Western Michigan University. He is currently the chair of the ITA Governance Committee, and he has published articles in the International Trombone Association Journal. He served on a steering committee with six other leading trombone teachers to develop a national trombone pedagogy manual for public school music teachers in an effort to increase the quality and quantity of trombone students in the United States. He was also the subject of a feature article in Director Magazine.
Professor Wolfinbarger has appeared as a guest soloist or clinician at numerous regional, national and international conferences, including the Midwest Trombone Workshop, National Fine Arts Festival, Midwestern Music Conference, the Arizona Low Brass Symposium, several Brazilian National Trombone Symposiums, and the Latin America Trombone Symposium. He has been featured as a guest performer or clinician at major music conservatories in The Netherlands, Finland, Mexico, and in the United States at the Chautauqua Institute, The Eastman School of Music, and at more than 25 colleges and universities. As a member of the Western Brass Quintet, he has performed in Canada, Germany, Russia, and The Peoples Republic of China. He has also performed as an extra with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, and with the Springfield (Missouri) and Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestras.
Students in his studio have competed successfully and have won a number of important competitions. Since 2001 students have been selected as finalists in the various International Trombone Association competitions on 16 occasions (including nine of the last 10 years), and they have been selected as winners in their respective competitions five of the past six years. In addition, they have been invited to compete as semifinalists or finalists at the Eastern Trombone Workshops National Solo Competition seven times since 2005. Two separate students have also been chosen as winner and honorable mention in the Yamaha Young Performing Artists Competition two of the last four years respectively. His students have been selected as finalists in both the Minnesota Orchestra\'s Steve Zellmer Orchestral Excerpt Competition and the Music Club of Detroit solo competition. Since 2000, graduates of his studio have been admitted to some of the most competitive music programs in the United States, including The Juilliard School, Yale University, The Eastman School of Music, Cleveland Institute of Music, Northwestern University, Cincinnati Conservatory, Oberlin Conservatory, University of North Texas, Florida State University, and Indiana University, to name a few.


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Hi,I have read with interest that Google will no longer ban Adsense accounts. Anyone know how true this is, how it will work and if banned accounts will be reinstated?<snip/>
I've not heard about this. Sounds like just a rumor. Where did you read that?
I very much doubt that anything so simple would happen. The reason that Google does reserve the right to ban Adsense accounts is to help them deal with fraud – if there was no punishment for fraudulent use of the program (eg clicking on ads on your own site) then there would be nothing to stop people abusing the system, which would hurt people legitimately showing ads and would lead to advertisers not trusting the program and withdrawing from it.
They may be changing the way they deal with suspected fraud, but they certainly won't be giving you carte blanche to do whatever you like.
They may be changing the way they deal with suspected fraud, but they certainly won't be giving you carte blanche to do whatever you like.
Google is still banning adsense accounts and those previously banned are still banned for life.
All that has changed recently is some more transparency in the process and more information on the reasons being given by Google.
I agree. Google is still banning the adsense accounts. They have to make it possible that users would follow their rules and policies.
It's hard to believe that Google won't ban adsense users anymore.! Where did you hear about this? Do you have any reference for that?
If Google won't ban any adsense users, then Google will pay billions and billions to users who having adsense account even their website do not perform well in Google. Spammers will do fraud activity and will click their own ad and start earn money like Stevie said ...
Yes, you are right. My Google adsense account also banned last month.
What a load of nonsense! AdSense belongs to Google and they'll ban people that abuse their system.
It's the same thing that'll happen if you post dodgy pictures on Flickr, it's the same thing that'll happen if you spam profiles on Facebook, it's the same thing that'll happen if you verbally abuse someone on Twitter, it's the same thing that'll happen if you post spam on here.
As Stevie D has suggested, it's far more likely that they've changed their policy on fraud detection and intervention, but that's it.


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May 17, 2012 -- Thirty-one nursing students at Northwestern Oklahoma State University were honored with a traditional pinning ceremony on May 4, the day before their graduation. Keynote speaker was Pamela Lake, a faculty member with the College of Nursing and Health Sciences at the University of Texas, Tyler.
March 13, 2012 -- Senior nursing students and faculty from Northwestern Oklahoma State University recently attended the 2012 Legislative Day for Nurses at the Capitol. During their trip they were able to learn and voice their opinions about issues facing nursing and healthcare in Oklahoma.
Nov. 3, 2011 - Northwestern Oklahoma State University nursing faculty recently traveled to Grapevine, Texas, for the 41st Biennial Convention on Oct. 28-Nov. 2. Dr. Carole McKenzie, professor of nursing and chair, and Cheryl Kent, instructor of nursing and assistant chair, spoke on "Social Networking and Professionalism: Issues for Nursing Faculty." McKenzie also spoke on the same topic at the Oklahoma Nurses' Association in Norman on Oct. 26-28.
Nursing students from Northwestern Oklahoma State University and professionals from northwest Oklahoma will be inducted into the Northwest Oklahoma Honor Society of Nursing on Thursday, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. in Herod Hall Auditorium. Guest speaker Dr. Katherine W. Vestal, president of Work Innovations, LLC, will speak about the importance of preparation for what is to come in health care.
Nursing students from the class of 2010 at Northwestern Oklahoma State University have much to celebrate as they enter the nursing profession. Fourteen member of the 2010 nursing class from Northwestern's three campus locations have given the Division of Nursing a 100 percent pass rate on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX ), a required test for nursing graduates.
Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Division of Nursing conducted research on 193 subjects after learning the skills of Bio-Touch.
Dr. Carole McKenzie, associate professor of nursing and chair at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, spoke at the Sigma Theta Tau 21st International Research Conference in Orlando, Fla., in July.
Northwestern Oklahoma State University nursing graduates will receive their traditional pins in a ceremony at 6 p.m., Friday, May 7, in Herod Hall Auditorium. Nineteen students will be recognized that evening.
MISSION STATEMENT: Northwestern Oklahoma State University provides quality educational and cultural opportunities to learners with diverse needs by cultivating ethical leadership and service, critical thinking and fiscal responsibility.


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Flyers, online ads, and entire sections of our favorite stores are devoted to it for the second half of summer. I'm talking, of course, about back to school shopping. But according to a new Deloitte survey, parents are planning to spend quite a bit less this year.
Parents say they plan to spend an average of about $430 dollars instead of the $600 they did last year. The study also found that consumers are more confident about the economy, even though the dip in back to school spending dollars families plan to spend doesn't suggest it.
If you're one of the many parents trying to cut back on back to school spending, there are some things you can do.
Don't be afraid to shop online. The price of back to school items online changes constantly, so check back frequently, but don't buy until you see a price you like.
Consider using leftover or gently used school supplies from last year. We often throw them away without seeing if they are still usable.
And most importantly, if you haven't done your shopping yet, go now.
"Bottom line is... shop early. If you can, go out in July versus August. You can save about $170 across all of your back-to-school purchases," said Shauna Causey, with shopping website Decide.com.
Kids may not want to go back to school shopping just yet, but it's better for parents' pocket books.
The survey also found that the biggest spenders during back to school shopping are the parents of college students. They spend closer to $1000, rather than around $500. Some experts say we could see stores cater more to those parents than the parents of younger kids.
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If you've been following the blog, you probably noticed that I recently had a lot of issues with Bluetooth on my MacBook Pro running Ubuntu, and then had them resolved by an awesome commenter. Apparently, if you disable Bluetooth coexistence protection in the B43 driver, then Bluetooth will be able to coexist with WiFi. I have no idea how this makes sense, so don't ask
I demonstrated how to do this with
# remove b43 sudo modprobe -r b43 # reinsert b43, with the right settings sudo modprobe b43 btcoex=0
Unfortunately, this doesn't work permanently, as whenever you reboot, the B43 driver is loaded with the evil Bluetooth coexistence setting enabled (again, this means that Bluetooth will not work). Thus, we need a permanent solution! Pop open your favorite text editor as root and edit
/etc/modprobe.d/options and append the following line:
options b43 btcoex=0
Voila! Go ahead and reboot to test your settings. No more modprobing every time you boot!


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Garth Brooks Sells Out Ten Shows In Chicago
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Garth Brooks. Chicago. Ten shows. Sold Out. The country superstar has his work cut out for him in the Windy City starting in September.
According to the Chicago Tribune, an estimated 180,000 tickets for Brooks' Chicago shows were sold in less than three hours after going on sale Friday.
Brooks had only previously announced a September 4th date to launch his comeback tour at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, northwest of Chicago. But 45 minutes after those tickets went on sale, the concert promoter added three more shows, then five additional shows until ten shows were scheduled.
Brooks has not performed in Chicago since the late 1990s and just recently announced his return to touring after a 13-year hiatus. The country star is also working on a new album, his first since 2001. He says it will be released later this year.
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From the 4th to the 15th century, writers of history thought within a linear framework of time derived from the Christian understanding of Scripture—the sequence of Creation, Incarnation, Christ's Second Coming, and the Last Judgment. In Book XXII of City of God, the great Church Father Augustine of Hippo (354–430) posited six ages of world history, which paralleled the six days of Creation and the six ages of the individual human life span. For Augustine, the six ages of history—from Adam and Eve to the Flood, from the Flood to Abraham, from Abraham to King David, from David to the Babylonian Exile, from the Exile to Jesus Christ, and from Christ to the Second Coming—would be followed by a seventh age, the reign of Christ on earth. World history was conceived as "salvation history"—the course of events from Creation to the Last Judgment—and its purposes were religious and moral. Thus, all the references by Augustine and other early authors to a "middle time" must be understood within the framework of the sixth age of salvation history. Early Christian interpretations of the biblical Book of Daniel (Daniel 2:31–45, 7), especially those of the Church Father Jerome (c. 347–419/420) and the historian Paulus Orosius (flourished 414–417), added the idea of four successive world empires—Babylon, Persia, Greece, and Rome. Late writers in this tradition added the idea of the translation imperii ("translation of empire"): from Alexander the Great to the Romans, from the Romans to the Franks under Charlemagne in 800, and from Charlemagne to the East Frankish emperors and Otto I. A number of early European thinkers built upon the idea of the translation of empire to define European civilization in terms of scholarship and chivalry (the knightly code of conduct). All these ideas were readily compatible with the Augustinian sequence of the six ages of the world.
The single exception to this trend was the work of the late 12th-century Calabrian abbot and scriptural exegete Joachim of Fiore (c. 1130– c. 1201). According to Joachim, there were three ages in human history: that of the Father (before Christ), that of the Son (from Christ to an unknown future date, which some of Joachim's followers located in the late 13th century), and that of the Holy Spirit (during which all Christendom would turn into a vast church with a universal priesthood of believers). But Joachim's view was also firmly expressed in terms of salvation history. Many chroniclers and writers of histories, of course, wrote about shorter periods of time and focused their efforts on local affairs, but the great Augustinian metanarrative underlay their work too. From several confessional perspectives, this view still survives.
In the 14th century, however, the literary moralist Petrarch (1304–74), fascinated with ancient Roman history and contemptuous of the time that followed it, including his own century, divided the past into ancient and new—antiquity and recent times—and located the transition between them in the 4th century, when the Roman emperors converted to Christianity. According to Petrarch, what followed was an age of tenebrae ("shadows"), a "sordid middle time" with only the hope of a better age to follow. Although Petrarch's disapproval of the Christianized Roman and post-Roman world may seem irreligious, he was in fact a devout Christian; his judgment was based on aesthetic, moral, and philological criteria, not Christian ones. Petrarch's limitless admiration for Rome heralded a novel conception of the European past and established criteria for historical periodization other than those of salvation history or the history of the church, empire, cities, rulers, or noble dynasties. His followers in later centuries focused primarily on the transformation of the arts and letters, seeing a renewal of earlier Roman dignity and achievement beginning with the painter Giotto (1266/67 or 1276–1337) and with Petrarch himself and continuing into the 15th and 16th centuries.
In the early 16th century, religious critics and reformers, including both the Dutch humanist Desiderius Erasmus and the Protestant reformer Martin Luther, added another dimension to the new conception and terminology: the idea of an evangelical, apostolic Christian church that had become corrupt when it was absorbed by the Roman Empire and now needed to be reformed, or restored to its earlier apostolic authenticity. The idea of reform had long been built into the Christian worldview. This conception of the period between the 4th and 16th centuries was laid out in the great Protestant history by Matthias Flacius Illyricus, Centuriae Magdeburgensis (1559–74; "The Magdeburg Centuries"), which also introduced the practice of dividing the past into ostensibly neutral centuries. The Roman Catholic version of church history was reflected in the Annales Ecclesiastici ("Ecclesiastical Annals") of Caesar Baronius (1538–1607), completed by Oderico Rinaldi in 1677. Thus, the historical dimension of both the Protestant and the Catholic reformations of the 16th and 17th centuries added a sharply polemical religious interpretation of the Christian past to Petrarch's original conception, as church history was put to the service of confessional debate.
Petrarch's cultural successors, the literary humanists, also used variants of the expression Middle Ages. Among them was media tempestas ("middle time"), first used by Giovanni Andrea, bishop of Aleria, in 1469; others were media antiquitas ("middle antiquity"), media aetas ("middle era"), and media tempora ("middle times"), all first used between 1514 and 1530. The political theorist and historian Melchior Goldast appears to have coined the variation medium aevum ("a middle age") in 1604; shortly after, in a Latin work of 1610, the English jurist and legal historian John Selden repeated medium aevum, Anglicizing the term in 1614 to middle times and in 1618 to middle ages. In 1641 the French historian Pierre de Marca apparently coined the French vernacular term le moyen âge, which gained authority in the respected lexicographical work Glossarium ad scriptores mediae et infimae latinitatis (1678; "A Glossary for Writers of Middle and Low Latin"), by Charles du Fresne, seigneur du Cange, who emphasized the inferior and "middle" quality of Latin linguistic usage after the 4th century. Other 17th-century historians, including Gisbertus Voetius and Georg Horn, used terms such as media aetas in their histories of the church before the Reformation of the 16th century.
The term and idea circulated even more widely in other historical works. Du Cange's great dictionary also used the Latin term medium aevum, as did the popular historical textbook The Nucleus of Middle History Between Ancient and Modern (1688), by the German historian Christoph Keller—although Keller observed that in naming the period he was simply following the terminology of earlier and contemporary scholars. By the late 17th century the most commonly used term for the period in Latin was medium aevum, and various equivalents of Middle Ages or Middle Age were used in European vernacular languages.
During the 17th and 18th centuries a number of thinkers argued that western Europe after the 15th century had surpassed even antiquity in its discoveries and technology and had thereby created a distinctively modern world. Their views, which were sharpened by Enlightenment critics of earlier European political and religious structures, did nothing to change the image of the Middle Ages. Voltaire, in his An Essay on Universal History, the Manners and Spirit of Nations from the Reign of Charlemaign to the Age of Lewis XIV (1756), savaged the Latin Christian and the reformed churches for their clerical obscurantism and earlier rulers for their ruthless and arbitrary use of force. Edward Gibbon, the English historian whose great work The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (1776–88) begins with events in late antiquity and ends with the fall of Constantinople (the capital of the Byzantine Empire) to the Ottoman Turks in 1453, categorically attributed the beginning of that very long "decline and fall" to "the triumph of barbarism and religion," thus contemptuously characterizing the entire period from the 5th to the 15th century.
But, as Gibbon's own work showed, not only had the term and the often pejorative idea of the Middle Ages been shaped in the 16th and 17th centuries, but so had the critical and technical standards of modern historical scholarship. Some Enlightenment thinkers even became interested in earlier periods of European history. Their attraction to the Middle Ages paralleled the respect for and interest in the period shared by many ideologically conservative rulers, nobles, magistrates, and churchmen. But the historians also began to apply critical techniques to their investigation of the Middle Ages. The new scholarship on the period was animated in the late 18th and early 19th centuries by historians imbued with ethnic-national sentiment and with a conception of historically "ethnic" communities—especially in Germany and England—that lacked a recognized past (or had only a peripheral past) in traditional histories of the Greco-Roman world.
During the Romantic era, an affectionate and sentimentalized portrait of the Middle Ages emerged that was usually no more accurate than the polemical characterizations of Enlightenment writers. Such views contributed to the myth that 19th-century nation-states were composed of ethnic groups that had remained unchanged and had occupied the same territory for long periods (or had once occupied territory that was now inhabited by other nation-states). These arguments became powerful and dangerous political forces in the 19th and 20th centuries, although research in the late 20th century dismissed them as political fantasies.
Not all 19th-century historians were appreciative of the Middle Ages. Although the French historian Jules Michelet at first praised the Middle Ages as the time of the birth of France, his increasing political liberalism led him to shift his admiration to the 16th century, virtually coining the term Renaissance in the process of appropriating it for France. In 1860 the Swiss historian Jacob Burckhardt published his The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy, a work as widely read and influential as that of Michelet. Despite Romantic nostalgia and increasingly disciplined scholarship, the work of Michelet and Burckhardt served to fix the opposition between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in the modern mind, generally to the disadvantage of the former. These views were sharpened by 19th-century anticlericalism, especially anti-Roman Catholicism, although they were countered by equally learned Catholic apologists.
With the extraordinary growth of the academic discipline of history in the 19th century, the history of the Middle Ages was absorbed into academic curricula of history in Europe and the United States and established in university survey courses and research seminars. Journals of scholarly historical research began publication in Germany (1859), France (1876), England (1886), and the United States (1895), regularly including studies of one aspect or another of the Middle Ages. Historical documents were edited and substantial scholarly literature was produced that brought the history of the Middle Ages into synchronization with other fields of history. The study of the Middle Ages developed chiefly as a part of the national histories of the individual European countries, but it was studied in the United States as a pan-European phenomenon, with a focus after World War I chiefly on English and French history. The growing influence and prestige of the new academic and professional field of medieval history were reflected in the Monumenta Germaniae Historica ("Historical Monuments of the Germans"), a research and publication institute founded in 1819 and still in operation in Munich, and in the eight-volume collaborative Cambridge Medieval History (1911–36). (The latter's replacement, The New Cambridge Medieval History, began to appear in 1998.)
Most scholars of the 19th and early 20th centuries accepted the view that history is largely a story of progress, in which occasional periods of decline—such as the Middle Ages—are succeeded by periods of renewal. The most articulate attack on this view was by the American medievalist Charles Homer Haskins in The Renaissance of the Twelfth Century (1927), which applied Michelet's and Burckhardt's term Renaissance to the 12th century rather than to the 15th or 16th.
Although the teaching responsibilities of academic historians of the Middle Ages still generally reflect either the original tripartite division of European history or the more recent and more common quadripartite division (ancient, medieval, early modern, and modern), most scholars specialize in only very small parts of a very long period. With the emergence of late antiquity as a distinct field of research and teaching since the mid-20th century, the early part of the conventional Middle Ages has been rethought and rewritten. The distinctive post-Classical period of late antiquity is now considered the medium through which ancient Greco-Roman traditions were passed on to later Europeans. The older image of a Classical antiquity despised by world-rejecting Christians and wiped out by savage barbarians is no longer credible.
Historians in the late 20th and early 21st centuries also debated the existence of a rapid and extensive change in European society at about the turn of the 2nd millennium. Some scholars, following the pioneering lead of the French historian Georges Duby, argued for a rapid mutation, chiefly with regard to the development of new kinds of lay and ecclesiastical power over agricultural labour and the simultaneous restructuring of aristocratic lineages in the 11th century. Others maintained that a gradual transformation of society and culture occurred over a longer period of time, beginning earlier than the 11th century. These debates influenced the concept of a long Middle Ages mentioned above.
With the emergence of the concept of early modern history, roughly from 1400 to 1800, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the scientific revolution were subsumed into a period extending from the late 14th century to the 18th century. The creation of specialized scholarly conferences, historical journals, monograph series, and thematic collections of scholarly essays has reflected these changes in the configuration of the period.
Scholars also rethought the nature of change in different parts of Europe. They recognized the problem of the obvious differences between those European lands in late antiquity that had once been part of the Roman Empire and those that had not and therefore got their Romanism and antiquity secondhand. They also revised their understanding of the relations between the older Mediterranean world (large areas of which entered the Byzantine and Arab-Islamic cultural orbits) and northern Europe. In addition, scholars examined how Roman culture exported itself to peripheries on the north and east through a form of colonization that culminated in the absorption of originally peripheral colonies into an expanded core culture.
Middle Ages remains both a commonplace colloquial term and the name of a subject of academic study. But the history of the term and the current debate about its temporal and spatial application and appropriateness is a reminder that historical periods are cultural and social constructs based on later perceptions of the past, that human life often changes quite rapidly within labeled periods, however designated, and that the dialogue between continuity and change is the historian's primary intellectual activity.
Regardless of the loaded aesthetic, philological, moral, confessional, and philosophical origins of the term Middle Ages, the period it defines is important because it witnessed the emergence of a distinctive European civilization centred in a region that was on the periphery of ancient Mediterranean civilization. Although European civilization appropriated elements of both Greco-Roman antiquity and Judeo-Christian religion and ethics, it emerged just as the ancient Mediterranean ecumenical world was divided into the civilizations of East Rome, or Byzantium, and Islam in the 7th and 8th centuries. Three sibling civilizations, two of them Christian, developed at about the same time. The influence of wider Eurasian and North African history on that of Europe has attracted the attention of increasing numbers of historians since the late 20th century. But such change does not occur in a single year and not even in a single century. To assign any but an approximate date to the beginning of the end of the Middle Ages, as was once the fashion, is pointless. Far more important is the assessment of the nature of change in different areas of life in different periods and different places between the 3rd and the 16th centuries.
The 8th-century English monk and computist Bede (673–735), adapting an invention of the 6th-century theologian Dionysius Exiguus, introduced the method of counting years from the birth of Jesus, anno Domini ("in the year of our Lord"), which formed the basis of the modern notion of the Common Era. The new method superseded older traditions, which included dating by four-year Olympiads, by the number of years since the founding of Rome in 753 BCE, by the years of Roman consuls, by the regnal years of emperors, and by the 15-year tax assessment cycle of indictions. Bede's innovation was taken up by Frankish chroniclers and rulers from the late 8th century and became standard practice in Europe.
The year itself was divided according to a universal Christian calendar that gradually displaced the old Roman calendar, although it retained the Roman names for the months. The liturgical year alternated seasons of penitence and joy, beginning with Advent, the fifth Sunday before Christmas, and culminating in penitential Lent and joyful Easter and its aftermath until Advent returned. Although the unit of the week and the Sabbath were taken over from Jewish usage—displacing the older Roman divisions of the month into Kalendae, Nonae, and Ides and the nine-day market cycle—Christians began to mark time by the seven-day week and moved its holiest day to Sunday during the 4th century.


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Long Stabalizer rules
Ive been away from the IBO for about eight years and have reciently started shooting the compound again.....it looks like a lot has changed. Last time I shot in a IBO shoot there were no long stabilizers in any class other than open. In the new rules it states that they are allowed in all classes except hunter classes. What classes are considered hunter classes? Is it just "hunter class" and "finger hunter class" Are they allowed in "male bow hunter release" and "male bowhunter fingers"?
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