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Mobile Pers is a state-of-the-art, portable and richly featured Cellular Medical Alarm System with GSM/GPS or 3G network/GPS that protects you wherever you go. Patented in the United States and Europe, this system includes a Base Station and a Mobile Unit and works both inside and outside your home. The Mobile Unit is a complete Medical Alarm System in itself, using built-in Contact ID, Tunstall TT New and Climax CPC Dialect reporting formats to directly communicate with the Central Monitoring Station (CMS). The Mobile Unit also adopts industry certified A-GPS technology to increase positioning capability and reliability. These solutions enable the CMS to locate you and send assistance to you efficiently in the event of an emergency. Unlike a regular tracker that requires the CMS to change operational modes to work with its communication formats, the Mobile Unit with its ground breaking feature of built-in reporting protocols has made Mobile Pers readily operable for the CMS, which can provide care for all Mobile Pers users without extra investment. There are four Mobile Pers models, MP1, MP2, MP3 and MP5, to choose from according to customers' needs. Their combinations of networking technologies are: MP1: GSM or 3G and GPS MP2: PSTN, GSM or 3G and GPS MP3: Ethernet, GSM or 3G and GPS MP5: Ethernet, PSTN, GSM or 3G and GPS These models cover a comprehensive spectrum of communication channels to expand installation flexibility and meet individual requirements. Outstanding Features of Mobile Pers Summon Emergency Help Anytime, Anywhere: When you are away from home, one simple button press on the easy-to-carry Mobile Unit will promptly bring help to you. The GPS positioning function in the Mobile Unit can quickly locate you and connect you to the CMS even in challenging environments. You can enter high-clarity, two-way communication with CMS personnel. Eye of Care Gives You Extra Care: Climax's Eye of Care software is thoughtfully designedfor the CMS to follow your real-time locations on Google Maps. Superb Versatility: Mobile Pers can incorporate as many as 100 devices. World-Class RF Technology: World-class RF range, sensitivity and performance certified by EN-300-220 (Class 1) Extensive Voice Communication Range: Excellent Full-Duplex two-way voice communication range over 10M from the Base Station and Half-Duplex (Push-to-Talk and Listen-in) speech pathAdd to Compare
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Most technology companies have one goal in mind: to provide customers with high-quality, affordable products that can efficiently help streamline operations. Whether it's surveillance cameras, video management software, access control technology or any other type of security device, today's leading organisations invest in expertise in these product segments and strive to produce the highest quality solutions. To effectively fulfill this task, technology providers are always searching for emerging components to make their products and services even stronger. Oftentimes, a key aspect necessary to build a comprehensively robust solution involves finding like-minded partners that share a common goal and are willing to work together to create an integration that increases insight and intelligence.The interoperability between systems, devices and different types of applications should be intuitive and fast Key factors for security integrations A basic factor in a partnership is openness. For an integration to perform seamlessly for the end user, the platform through which the technologies converge must follow standard protocols, easily operate with other platforms, allow freedom and customisation, and provide adaptability. The interoperability between systems, devices and different types of applications should be intuitive and fast, enabling more time to be spent on analysing critical data and responding to security events. The puzzle of a complete security solution contains many pieces, and it's often necessary to fuse together aspects from various providers to create a best-in-breed technology offering. When organisations collaborate, the end result is a simplified solution with an increased level of value. As threats become more severe and complex, customers demand solutions that combine different security and business elements into a single interface that can address a wide variety of risks. A unified security system requires a strong collaboration between technology providers and integrated solutions Interconnected security devices Users used to only look at specific security devices - such as cameras or door alarms - as each having a strong, autonomous purpose, but now, every device plays an important interconnected role. And the progression of the Internet of Things (IoT) has made this transition even easier, as maintaining a consistent and uniform communication and interconnectivity between devices has now become the norm. The IoT has also made it so that partnerships must not only exist between manufacturers, but also within the customer's organisational structure. Although exceptionally beneficial, the IoT brings with it an increased amount of cyber vulnerabilities. As security systems are networked to increase flexibility, the door is opened to a number of potential threats that could compromise the entire enterprise. This risk highlights the need for an internal partnership and knowledge sharing between a company's physical security professionals and its IT team. IT experts should be pulled into security decisions and positioned as collaborative partners to assist with software updates, data safety protocols and solving complex network challenges, ultimately leading to a more cyber secure solution.Partnerships are beneficial to both the companies involved and their customers Knowledge sharing and learning Aside from cybersecurity, the latest prominent security attacks and events have focused primarily on soft targets, such as schools, concerts or shopping malls. This has caused many technology providers to venture into different vertical markets, and strong partnerships streamline this crossover. Innovators can extend their geographic reach and purpose through integrations with other like-minded manufacturers or integrators to add new levels of functionalities. Of course, a partnership cannot operate properly and to the best of its ability without a core component: learning. In today's evolving business and risk environment, knowledge is critical. A shared knowledge base can open up new opportunities and lead to the strengthening of security across many levels. A truly powerful, unified security system requires a strong collaboration between technology providers and integrated solutions. Partnerships are beneficial to both the companies involved and their customers, and the results created through these alliances can reach far beyond a user's expectations, offering enhanced flexibility and extensive safety options.
Live events at large venues like arenas, stadiums or convention halls – whether they involve wrestlers breaking chairs over each other's heads, Axl and Slash letting bygones be bygones and reuniting Guns 'n' Roses, your favorite NFL team annihilating the opposition 62-3, or a convention involving anything from politics to food to Star Trek – are exciting affairs that channel the camaraderie of the crowd into a powerful collective energy. But they also are vulnerable to threats. Physical security solutions Terrorists and other malefactors have known for centuries that any large gathering of people has inherent vulnerabilities on which they can prey: Crowds make it hard for security to keep track of any single person or spot unusual behavior, and the number of people congregated in one space amplifies the impact of any attack. In recent years, organisers of large events have augmented the security methods they use to protect a venue, using both walk-through metal detectors and hand wands, and deploying K9 and police units to patrol the lines to enter security. But these current methods share a universal flaw: to be caught, evil-doers have to be on the verge of actually entering the venue with hundreds of other people, which means they can still cause a massive amount of destruction. In a survey conducted by Brivo, 50 percent of business security leaders felt they lack adequate budget and financial resources to invest in physical security solutions. Augmented security measures Organisers of large events have augmented the security methods they use to protect a venue, using both walk-through metal detectors and hand wands Security professionals and event organisers are constantly on the verge of finding new methods to implement in order to add an extra layer of security at venues and large facilities. For example, at this year's Coachella Music Festival in Indio, California, which attracts over 100,000 attendees each year, organisers boosted their security initiatives by adding drones, armed guards, magnetometers and dog patrols. Unfortunately, large entertainment festivals have been a target for ill-intended individuals. Last year, the 91 Route Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada took the lives of more than 50 people and injured over 500. In the United Kingdom, 22 people lost their lives to a suicide bomber at an Arianna Grande concert in the Manchester Arena. Yet, concerts aren't the only place new security initiatives and technology need to be implemented in, but also sports arena and large facilities. Metrasens partnered with Villa Park, the football grounds for Aston Villa Football Club in the UK, to conduct a trial using FMDS technology, Proscreen 900, to screen fans Current screening methods Conventional walk-through metal detectors are a compromise between effective screening and high throughput, as they successfully detect metal objects, but only can screen about five or six people each minute. They are generally placed 10 to 20 yards from a venue's front façade, either just outside or just inside, to screen people as they enter the facility. Hand wands are used for anyone that sets off the walk-through detector as a secondary screening method for confirmation. Many facilities also use observational methods to screen, such as drones, CCTV, security officers or police walking the crowd and looking for suspicious behavior, or explosives-sniffing K9 units patrolling the area. Security personnel are aware of these pre-security-screening vulnerabilities around the perimeter of the venue Security method limitations Each of these methods has intrinsic limitations. Observational security methods are just that – observation-based, not detection-based. They rely much more heavily on human factors that introduce greater degrees of error and chance, and positive visual identification of a suspicious threat requires a relatively close proximity to observe the threat. They're also slow and laborious. Walk-through detectors and wands will catch someone trying to enter a facility with a weapon, but by the time they do, it may be too late – a terrorist will already be well within proximity to do a lot of damage. Bad guys don't need to actually enter the venue; they just need to get close enough to injure or kill a large number of people. That can happen – and has happened, such as with Manchester Arena bombing in 2017 – right at the security point, where a terrorist will be surrounded by dozens or hundreds of people and 10 to 20 yards away from the critical asset: the interior of the venue. Security personnel are aware of these pre-security-screening vulnerabilities around the perimeter of the venue. What they haven't had until recently is a way to screen mass amounts of people for weapons of mass casualty as far away from the critical asset as they can, and as far away from densely populated areas as they can, all while not impeding throughput resulting from the requirement for patrons to divest their possessions. Expanding security reach with FMDS The far perimeter of a venue is an ideal place to screen for weapons of mass casualty. Most of the time, a terrorist is trying to get closer to the immediate perimeter of the venue, to inflict the most damage to large groups of people waiting to get in; farther away, event attendees are walking toward the entrance and thus are more dispersed, not standing in clusters or lines. This advance screening is possible using ferromagnetic detection systems (FMDS). The FMDS systems in the trial, Proscreen 900, were placed outside, where individuals were screened for large weapons before they even entered the football stadium Metrasens recently partnered with a football stadium in Birmingham, UK to conduct a trial using FMDS technology to screen fans. The trial took place in March at Villa Park, the football grounds for Aston Villa Football Club. The stadium can hold over 42,000 people. The FMDS systems in the trial, Proscreen 900, were placed outside, where individuals were screened for large weapons before they even entered the football stadium, adding an extra layer of security. FMDS is highly accurate – there is no false alarm rate, because it is programmed to find only what security personnel need to find In the most basic terms, FMDS uses passive sensors that evaluate disturbances in the earth's magnetic field made by something magnetic moving through its detection zone. Everything else is invisible to it; it doesn't see people, clothing, backpacks, purses, etc. Nothing can be used to shield the threat, because FMDS doesn't detect metallic mass; it detects a magnetic signature, down to a millionth of the earth's magnetic field. It is also highly accurate – there is no false alarm rate, because it is programmed to find only what security personnel need to find (e.g., a weapon). Although it is a passive technology, it is more effective and reliable than using observational security methods to screen a perimeter, because the technology will never miss something the way a human would. Recognising moving magnetic signatures An important point is that the system only works on moving objects. This makes it immune to environmental conflicts such as rebar that would trip up conventional metal detectors and allowing people to be screened quickly and unobtrusively without stopping to divest their possessions as they walk toward a venue – up to 50 or 60 people a minute. FMDS does not need people to be organised into lines or groups; it simply detects a magnetic signature on anything that passes. It runs on batteries – there is no need for an electricity source, as with a walk-through detector – and can be placed on just about any form factor (a pole, a stand, etc.). This gives security personnel flexibility when deploying FMDS, allowing them to create a wide perimeter around a venue without worrying about portability or a power source. Screening can be as obvious or as concealed as personnel prefer for a particular situation, based on the form factor they select. FMDS simply gives the opportunity to add a layer of security where there currently is not an effective solution All of these combine into a solution that creates a way to close a gap in mass screenings at large events, by expanding the secure perimeter and creating a highly accurate way to detect weapons of mass casualty farther away from a critical asset and large crowds. It does not replace screening for smaller items necessarily, and all large venues should use a layered security solution that also deploys tactics like roving security guards, walk-through metal detectors and hand wands. FMDS simply gives the opportunity to add a layer of security where there currently is not an effective solution. Effective mass screening solution Pessimists sometimes muse the world is getting more dangerous with each passing year, and that technology is at least partially responsible for both the breadth and depth of the increasingly creative ways bad guys harm people. But some technologies also are responsible for helping to fight against those threats and make the world safer, and FMDS is one of those. By providing a foolproof method of detecting weapons of mass casualty before terrorists get too close to an event venue, FMDS gives event security personnel a way to better protect large events, making them less dangerous and keeping people safe. Images source: Metrasens
With the recent tragic events in Florida, it's evident that schools require more tools to help ensure their students' safety. With that, school and municipal officials all over the country are looking for more advanced ways to combat gun violence. While there is no perfect solution for the myriad of threats and emergencies with which our schools are confronted, many have looked to technology to help improve communications before, during and after incidents. For schools across the state of Arkansas; Nassau County, New York; Snohomish County, Washington; New Castel County, Delaware; Limestone County, Alabama and scores of others, the answer was the implementation of technologies that connect school personnel directly with local police, fire and EMS, and designated individuals at the school. Communication tools have proven invaluable when a potential active shooter situation was being discussed on social media Key to these schools' choice in technology was the recognition that while the most traumatic of threats is the active assailant, any technology investment should be just as effective in handling the more frequent day-to-day incidents. Communication technologies for incident management How have technologies such as mobile panic buttons and anonymous texting helped impact school safety? Here are a few examples: In Limestone County, Alabama, 9-1-1 Director Brandon Wallace led an effort to implement technology tools across the county to help prevent and more quickly notify personnel of possible emergency situations. Communication tools have proven invaluable especially when a potential active shooter situation was being discussed on social media. Advanced technology integration The technology not only connected directly to emergency personnel, but also ensured that school faculty were able to communicate with one another during a potential emergency and account for students. Following the tragic shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, the school superintendent Dr. Joseph V. Erardi, Jr. chose to make communication technology a part of their new safety plan. The integration of advanced technology has given staff and teachers a greater sense of safety with not only active shooter events but also events like medical emergencies that require fast action and a quick response from public safety officials. Trainings ensure that staff and students are prepared for any type of situation and be on the same page in an emergency situation Implementing enhanced safety measures What are some lessons learned from these schools that can be applied to protect students in other areas? Here are some tips for implementing more safety measures into schools: Make sure your solution has a daily use. Unfortunately, many great technologies have sat unused when emergencies struck simply because those involved weren't familiar with them or were under extreme duress and forgot about them. Training is an obvious necessity, but finding solutions with daily use cases (such as value in medical emergencies) can have a huge impact not only on ROI but also during an incident. Evaluate past incidents. Response during past incidents can always help future plans. Whether incidents have been handled well or have room for improvement, it's important to continue to develop incident responses. For Limestone County, Alabama, the use of technology in their response plan was first tested during a medical emergency which helped to confirm the continued use within the school. Knowing the ease of use and responsiveness of emergency response tools, the county decided to build upon the technology already in place to help thwart future incidents. Train staff on the newest measures. Snohomish County, Washington holds trainings with teachers and staff, alongside local emergency personnel to prepare for active shooter incidents. Trainings ensure that staff and students can be prepared for any type of situation and be on the same page in the event of an emergency. Especially as new technology is introduced, integrating the tools with staff first will help ensure greater adoption throughout the process. Integrate practice drills. Fire drills are a common part of the school year; why not implement practicing other scenarios which may affect your school? Not only will this help with preparedness but will also highlight any measures that might need to be adjusted. New tools can then be tested to ensure that all staff and students are comfortable in the event they will need to utilise it in the future. Expand those involved in your drills to be those who will actually be involved in an incident. All too often, drills are siloed and don't include outside agencies. Re-evaluating safety procedures Schools across the country can learn a lot from districts that have implemented and actually used new communications technologies addressing school safety, which are leading the way in how teachers and faculty are preparing to keep students safe. However, it will remain important to re-evaluate safety procedures and integrate technology to help ensure that these steps remain effective. As the tools continue to advance, the available safety measures will only continue to grow.
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Auburn's miracle season falls just short in final BCS game
PASADENA, Calif. -- Auburn snatched defeat from the jaws of victory as Florida State, battered and seemingly on its heels with only 1:11 remaining in the fourth quarter, drove 80 yards in 10 plays to drive a stake into the heart of SEC country, ending the conference's seven-year reign as national champions and capping the 15-year history of the Bowl Championship Series.
Auburn stuck to its game plan and ran into the teeth of the Florida State defense -- and it worked, from the Tigers' first possession to their final scoring drive. Nonetheless, the loss is a bitter pill for Auburn, which led 21-3 with 5 minutes to go in the first half.
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"Our defense, the first half, they played their tail off," Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn said. "As a matter of fact they did a good job.
"The third quarter, offensively [we] sputtered and [the defense] kept us in the game right there."
Auburn limited Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston to six completions and registered two sacks on the Heisman Trophy winner.
"We were able to execute pretty early, and that's what we really wanted to do," Auburn defensive end Dee Ford said. "We affected him early and often the entire game.
"He started holding the ball. He started second guessing his decisions. That's exactly what I knew: At the end of the day, he's a freshman. I think [Monday night] we kind of exposed that, and we just wasn't able to finish in that last drive. Very early, I saw that he was a little hesitant."
The top-ranked Noles scored the next 10 points to pull within 21-20. With less than 11 minutes remaining, neither team was conceding. Both teams continued to take the other's haymakers off the chin and came back for another body blow.
The Tigers (12-2) tried to deliver the knockout punch inside 5 minutes to play when Cody Parkey booted a 22-yard field goal to give Auburn a 24-20 lead.
However, Florida State's Levonte Whitfield fielded the kickoff and raced up the left sideline for a 100-yard return to silence War Eagle chants as the Noles took a 27-24 lead with 4:31 to play.
But the Tigers were not finished. Auburn responded with an eight-play, 75-yard drive. Tre Mason scampered into the end zone from 37 yards out, breaking away and running through would-be Florida State tacklers who were on their last legs.
At that point, it seemed Auburn was going to finish the improbable run to its second title in four years. And after the Tigers' miracle wins against Georgia and Alabama, who could argue with grabbing a roll of toilet paper and heading to Toomer's Corner?
With the season on the line, Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston – who celebrated his 20th birthday on Monday -- went to work. Ten plays later, Kelvin Benjamin leaped into the Pasadena air to haul in a 2-yard pass for the game-winning score.
Relying on a bend-but-don't break defense, Auburn was put on its heels almost immediately. Rashad Greene had a 49-yard catch-and-run on second-and-2 that set up the Seminoles at the Tigers' 23. Then, facing third-and-3 from the Auburn 5, Florida State was penalized five yards and the tension was ratcheted up.
On the next play, Chris Davis -- Auburn's hero in the Iron Bowl -- was flagged for interference in the end zone. The penalty gave Florida State first-and-goal from the 2 to set up Benjamin's title-clinching grab.
"We were on the brink of making it one of those magical seasons," Malzahn said, "but there's so many great things that we'll take. I just told the seniors they laid the groundwork for our program moving forward, and our program is very bright right now.
"The experience that we had and we got most of our guys coming back, recruiting is going great, and our goal is to get back here, and I really believe we'll do it."
With that, the state of Alabama relinquished its four-year hold on the coaches' trophy crystal ball. The ACC now holds bragging rights -- chants of "We want Bama!" rang through the Rose Bowl as fans made their way toward the exits -- and will begin the College Football Playoff era with the team to beat.

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I agree that conservatives should do more long-form journalism. I've done a few pieces in that vein. The problem is that long, single pieces do not drive traffic because even the most interested readers rarely have time to read them. So our approach to big issues has often been to cover them in several small pieces. There's also a premium on news rather than opinion, because everyone has an opinion or two but few have new facts.
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When it comes to offshore drilling, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved with drilling and exploration and riser analysis is a must. As your company gains contracts and you send rigs out into the deep waters, you need to look at how the risers are selected and used.
Regardless of whether you are using flexible or rigid pipelines, it's necessary to look at the static and dynamic stress – and this is one of the things that can be done during riser analysis. This ensures you have thought of everything, including load capacities. As you do this analysis, it will allow you to choose the most effective risers for the job.
Many offshore drilling companies have begun using flexible risers as the default riser style because it can deal with horizontal and vertical forces. While this is true, it is not always going to be the best when it comes to fatigue – and this is another instance where riser analysis can show you what is truly going on so you can make an accurate assessment as to the risers you obtain as well as the design that you put into place.
Where you will be drilling matters. The water in one part of the world is going to be entirely different than the water in another part of the world. Waves, temperature, salinity and various other factors must be calculated. You will need a vortex-induced vibration assessment to ensure you have captured every possible scenario.
A sound structure is of the utmost importance. You will likely have a plan in place should you have an emergency disconnect of a riser, however you want to prevent this scenario from happening to begin with – and this is why it is of the utmost importance to spend the time ahead of time to get the riser analysis done.
There are several ways to achieve this analysis – and it shouldn't be a choice as to which you should do – you should be doing both simply to run your numbers in multiple ways. The first is to use software to run the calculations and scenarios. OrcaFlex is a popular software program to run scenarios when you are offshore drilling. It will do a lot of assessment and analysis on your behalf. The second is to work with a consulting group that will run a variety of scenarios by you as well as look at the design of your rig with risers to ensure structural integrity is maintained throughout the scenarios.
Once you get out into the deep waters, you are a long way away from assistance of any sort. You will have communications, but it can take a while for someone to get out to you. If you lose structural integrity, you lose everything – and that's not something you should deal with. Riser analysis can be the way to double check all of your calculations before heading out.


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Daniel Craig and Idris Elba ended a furious public debate over the James Bond franchise by putting on a show of unity at an awards gala in Los Angeles.
Idris has long been tipped to take over from Daniel when the actor eventually steps down from the role of 007, and the rumors reached fever pitch earlier this year (15) in the run-up to the release of new Bond film Spectre.
Daniel, who has played the role in four films, appeared to grow frustrated as he was regularly asked whether Idris could be the first black Bond, and he recently demanded an end to the debate over the Prometheus star's job prospects in a foul-mouthed rant.
"The right person for the job should do the job, and I don't give a f**k what color their skin is," he told Britain's Culture magazine. "It shouldn't be an issue. We should have moved on."
It has now emerged that Daniel and Idris ran into each other at the bar during the recent Governors Awards in Los Angeles, and they teamed up to talk over the future of the Bond franchise.
"He came up to me, looked me in the eyes, grabbed my face and kissed me on the cheek," Idris tells The Hollywood Reporter. "(Daniel said) 'They asked me if you can play Bond. What am I going to say? No?'..."
During the public furor over the next Bond, former 007 Pierce Brosnan backed Idris as the top candidate, but insisted movie bosses will almost certainly avoid casting a black actor in the traditionally white role.
"Anything is possible for sure, but I think he'll be male and he'll be white," Pierce told the Press Association. "There's wonderful black actors out there who could be James Bond, and there's no reason why you cannot have a black James Bond."
He previously said of the front-runners, "Elba would make a good Bond. Colin Salmon also. May the best man get the job, and may Daniel (Craig) bring home the bacon for as long as he wants."


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Kids and Adults Encouraged to 'Think Spring' with Crayola and Minor League Baseball
ST. PETERSBURG, FL and EASTON, PA--(Marketwired - February 28, 2017) - With the start of Spring Training games, the countdown to Opening Day is underway, and Crayola and Minor League Baseball are encouraging kids and adults all over the country to 'think spring' with them.
"Beginning this spring and throughout the summer, Minor League Baseball and Crayola want to inspire kids and families all over the country to get outdoors and experience two things synonymous with childhood, creativity and baseball," said David Wright, Chief Marketing & Commercial Officer for Minor League Baseball.
And as spring turns to summer, fans can continue to create memorable experiences with Minor League Baseball and Crayola at MiLB ballparks. The two brands are hosting the Crayola All-Star Experience Sweepstakes, providing consumers the opportunity to get unprecedented access and an up close and personal look into Minor League Baseball. One winner will be awarded an all-expenses-paid trip to a 2017 Minor League Baseball All-Star Game with three guests. Additionally, First Prize Winners and Instant Winners will also be randomly selected as part of the sweepstakes. Fans can find more information and enter to win at http://www.crayola.com/allstar.
"Crayola is excited to be teaming up with Minor League Baseball," said Mimi Dixon, Customer Development & Activation for Crayola. "It's the first sports sponsorship of its kind for Crayola and we are planning to surprise and delight families this season with fun, color and creativity."
In August 2016, Minor League Baseball and Crayola announced a strategic partnership making Crayola a "Preferred Partner" of Minor League Baseball and a number of its teams beginning in 2017. As part of the partnership activation, the Minor League Baseball brand is now featured on select Crayola product packaging throughout key retailers.
About Minor League Baseball
Minor League Baseball, headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, is the governing body for all professional baseball teams in the United States, Canada, and the Dominican Republic that are affiliated with Major League Baseball® clubs through their farm systems. Fans are coming out in unprecedented numbers to this one-of-a-kind experience that can only be found at Minor League Baseball ballparks. In 2016, Minor League Baseball attracted 41.3 million fans to its ballparks to see the future stars of the sport hone their skills. From the electricity in the stands to the excitement on the field, Minor League Baseball has provided affordable family-friendly entertainment to people of all ages since its founding in 1901. For more information, visit www.MiLB.com.
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Has owning a portion of a company been a part of your dream? If you have, then investing in the stock market could be right up your street. However, before blowing your entire life's saving on tons of stock purchases, there is crucial information you need to learn about before investing in the stock market. This article has that information.
Have realistic investment expectations. It is common knowledge that stock market success and overnight riches do not happen instantly, unless you do a lot of high risk trading. Understand this fact in order to prevent yourself from making costly errors with your investing.
Plan ahead carefully if you want to make as much money as you can by investing in stocks. The more realistic your expectations are, the more likely you are to succeed. Never sell your stocks without giving each one time to generate profits.
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You should have an account that has high bearing interest and it should contain six month's salary. With this safety net in place, you can meet mortgage expenses and pay other bills until the matters are improved.
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When you choose an equity to invest in, don't allocate more than 10% of your portfolio into that company. It is unwise to invest more in one place. With lower investment, you will greatly reduce your potential for losses.
Conceptualize stocks as being parts of companies that you really do own, instead of being hazy intangibles that you can trade. Take the time to analyze the financial statements and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of businesses to assess the value of your stocks. This will allow you to think carefully about whether you should own certain stocks.
Although most portfolios are long-term investments, you still want to re-evaluate your investments about three times a year. Because there are always fluctuations in the economy, it is important to keep your portfolio current. Some companies might fold, while others will do well. There are many other instances that can occur that can make a big difference on the performance of a particular stock. It is of critical importance that you keep an eye on your portfolio and adjust to changes, as necessary.
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You may also want to experiment with short selling. Short selling involves "borrowing" shares for a set period of time. Simply put, an investor will borrow shares and enter in contract to deliver an equal amount of shares at a set date in the future. They sell their shares which can then be bought again as the price drops.
To maximize your profits always check into your portfolio and update any plans you may have with strategies and plans written down. This should include when to buy or sell. This should include clearly defined investment budgets. You can make the correct choices when you do something like this with a clear head.
Learn about the company you want to invest your money with before making your decision. Lots of times, people hear about some new business that appears like it's going to be very successful, and then they decide they should purchase some of their stock. If the company doesn't meet their expectations, it can cost them most of their investment.
Consider investing in stocks that pay dividends. Regular dividend payments can help offset your losses if the price of the stock falls or fluctuates. Of course if that stock increases in value, your dividends will be an extra bonus added to your earnings. Dividends can also give you periodic income.
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If you've lost a loved one, you know that planning a funeral service can be stressful and overwhelming. With preplanning, you get peace of mind and can help ease your family's burden in their time of loss.
Preplanning lifts the burden from your loved ones by relieving the pressure to make important decisions in times of grief. Preplanning also ensures that your funeral reflects your personal tastes, preferences, and budget and lets your family know exactly what you want. Preplanning also allows you to set aside funds to protect against rising funeral costs and ensure your family has the financial resources they need to lay you to rest.
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Stokes is a licensed funeral director and embalmer who has been in funeral service for more than 37 years. He was born and raised in Easley, SC, is a 1977 graduate of Easley Sr. High School and a 1984 graduate of Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science in Atlanta, GA. Stokes and his wife, Sheila, are active members of the Rock Springs Baptist Church and have two married sons, and two grandchildren.
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Ben has lived in Pickens County all of his life. He began serving families with Robinson Funeral Home since he was 16 years old. Ben graduated from Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science and is a licensed funeral director and embalmer. Ben left the funeral industry in 1978 and served families in the banking industry for 30 years. After retiring from banking, Ben returned to Robinson Funeral Home. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Ann Lathem, and they have two married children and five grandchildren. Ann & Ben are members of Easley First Baptist Church.


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Hi guys, this is my first build on here, but i feel it's a pretty strong one. Though obviously it's only as good as the player is. I've had a ton of success playing Vladimir as a caster. I usually ask for the 2v1 or mid solo whenever I'm in any match.
By the time you get transfusion rank 2 at level 3, it should be giving you a decent amount of lifesteal. By rank 3 at level 5 it's cooldown should be low enough to harass enemy heroes pretty well, and by rank 5 at level 9 you should be spamming it on enemy heroes whenever safely possible. I also use it a lot particularly early game to last hit mobs along with auto attacks.
Sanguine Pool
I usually pick this up at level 2, its great for escape or for first blood. I use this alot for the purposes of letting transfusion pop back up for the last hit on someone early on while i have an ignite ticking.
Tides of Blood
this is a great little skill that stacks up to 4 times, the higher the stack the more damage it causes, but the more hp it costs to cast it. It's great for aoe farming mobs or dropping enemy heroes. Just get up on top of them and spam it in coordination with Transfusion.
Your ultimate is very powerful. It's an aoe spell which causes players effected by it to take increased damage, and take a direct damage as it wears off. Ignite and hemoplague work very well together. If you've been working down your enemy with transfusions by the time you hit level 6 you should have them in kill range. Pop ghost/ignite/hemoplague and try and land a transfusion on them you should have em dead easy, if not keep following and transfusion if safe. Remember that sanguine pool let's you tower dive better than any champion in the game.
Items-- The build above is pretty self explanatory, if your enemy is stacking MR early then you may want to pick up void staff for the 40% magic penetration before your Zhonya's Ring. The Zhonya's Ring is very good though, the combination of sanguine pool and Zhonya's ring immunity makes you a very difficult hero to focus.
That's about it, I've played Vladimir a lot of different ways, and this is the build I've landed on and I have been doing extremely well with. I feel the passive bonus for AP is far stronger than the hp benefits. So i take hp/ap items where i can and stack AP for the extra hp and the higher damage output. Thanks a lot and i hope this build works for you as well as it has for me.


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We on Earth live with a star that is our Sun. Students learn the relative sizes and distances of the Earth and Sun and how the radiation, light, and storms on the Sun affect the Earth, and its systems, environment, and life. The combined effects of the Sun's energy output on Earth are known as Space Weather. Students learn how NASA uses ground based and space based instruments to observe the Sun, collect and analyze this data, and make predictions on its effects here on Earth by observing patterns that help NASA understand the causes and effects of solar activity. Students will learn to identify sunspots as potential sources of solar storms, the detection of different kinds of light that signal a solar storm has occurred, the effects these storms have on the Earth's magnetic field, and how the interaction between the solar storm, Earth's magnetic field and the atmosphere create aurora. Students will learn how to make their own Space Weather Action Center to collect space and ground based data to make their own space weather forecasts.
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The America's Challenge Gas Balloon Race was founded by the Balloon Fiesta in 1995 due to the vision and efforts of Mark Sullivan, former Balloon Fiesta President and recipient of the Montgolfier Diplome (one of ballooning's highest honors), who saw the need for America to be identified with the world's most prestigious ballooning sport.
The America's Challenge Gas Balloon Race is modeled after the Coupe Aeronautique Gordon Bennett, but it differs from the older event in allowing balloons from all countries, without limits on the number of entries from each. The team that travels the longest distance wins.
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Update 9 PM MDT Saturday, October 14 (0300Z Sunday, October 15)
The scoring process has confirmed what the ballooning world already knew: Switzerland's Nicolas Tièche and Laurent Sciboz rewrote the record book in winning the 22nd America's Challenge distance race for gas balloons.
Update 12:45 PM MDT (1845Z) Wednesday, October 11
The Swiss team of Nicolas Tièche and Laurent Sciboz, newcomers to the America's Challenge but experienced international competitors, are the apparent winners of the 22nd Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta's America's Challenge distance race for gas balloons. All results are unofficial pending analysis of tracking data, pilot debriefings with the scoring team, and imposition of any point deductions for rule violations.
Update 6:20 PM MDT Tuesday, October 10 (0020Z Wednesday, October 11)
The final team to land in the 22nd America's Challenge distance race for gas balloons is safely on the ground after nearly three days in the air. Poland's Krzysztof Zapart and Andy Cayton of the US (Team 4) landed at about 3:50 pm MDT (1550Z) near the border between Quebec and New Brunswick in Canada. As the tracking data does not always indicate a team's actual position at landing, the Command Center is awaiting confirmation of the coordinates of their final position before publishing unofficial results for this distance race for gas balloons, which will most likely occur tomorrow morning.
Update 9:30 AM MDT (1530Z) Tuesday, October 10
Team 3, Cheri White of Austin, TX and Mark Sullivan of Albuquerque, NM, has landed safely just outside State College, PA to clinch fourth place in the 22nd America's Challenge distance race for gas balloons.
Update 8:30 AM MDT (1430Z) Tuesday, October 10
The Command Center has been notified that Team 6, Nicolas Tièche and Laurent Sciboz of Switzerland, have landed safely north of Labrador City near the border between Labrador and Quebec. They landed in the lead and have already beaten the old America's Challenge distance record of 1,998.1 miles (3,215 km).


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Greenpeace Unveils Gulf Spill-Themed Board Game
Just in time for Christmas, everyone's favorite radical environmental activist group has whipped up a Gulf spill-themed board game that pits Greenpeace against the "evil" oil companies. There's no word whether Greenpeace's game, Deep Sea Desperation, was inspired by BP's own dubiously-designed 1970's board game ... The game is free, and it's available for download over at Greenpeace's website.
Here's Greenpeace describing the gameplay:
It's all about Greenpeace against Big Oil, with one player struggling to establish marine reserves in the very territory the other player wants to exploit. Through a mix of strategic lobbying, oil exploration, direct action and reserve creation, one of you will triumph. But beware: If you choose to be oil and get too many blowouts you'll have a deepwater slaughter on your hands, a mock twitter account handling your PR, pictures of dead animals in the paper, billions in damages and all those things that are so bad for your bottom line. And if a species falls extinct, you both lose.The game sounds like good fun, and would certainly make for a fine last-minute gift for that special Big Oil-loathing person in your life. You can't tell from the mockup on the website whether playing as BP allows you to dump toxic dispersents on the spills, obstruct the press from covering your misdeeds, or ruining the livelihoods of thousands of people.
If you've played or downloaded the game yet, let us know how it went in the comments below.
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Red Lentil-Cauliflower Coconut Curry
This is completely an experimental recipe that came out because I wanted to make red lentil coconut milk curry soup. But then I wanted to make use of the cauliflower I had in the fridge for days and the frozen shredded cabbage (I don't know what I was saving for). It turned out to be so good that I think this will be one of my specialty dishes. With all the cauliflower florets and potatoes, it was way thicker than any soup should be so we had it with brown rice.
With all the ingredients below, this is a dish for 6 to 8 people
1 tbsp olive oil
1 onion, diced
3 cloves of garlic, minced
1 tbsp minced ginger
2 tbsp curry powder
1 tsp red chili powder
1 tsp turmeric
1/2 tsp cumin
3 bay leaves
1 can coconut milk (13.5 oz – 400 ml)
1 can petite diced tomato or tomato juice
2 cups of red lentil
5 cups of water
3 cups of cauliflower florets
2 medium potatoes, diced
1 cup shredded white cabbage
spicy chili peppers, seeded
1/3 cup chopped parsley (or cilantro)
-Boil lentils with 5 cups of water for 15 minutes, and set aside.
-Heat oil in a big pot and sauté onion and garlic for a couple of minutes.
-Add ginger, curry powder, turmeric, chili powder, cumin, bay leaves, and chili peppers. Stir until onion browns.
-Add coconut milk and tomato sauce. Simmer for 15 minutes.
-Add red lentils with water, cauliflower florets, cabbage, and potatoes. Cook until soft (approximately 30 minutes).
-Sprinkle parsley.
This recipe, with a touch of bay leaves, is for Weekend Herb Blogging which was founded by Kalyn of Kalyn's Kitchen and is hosted this weekend by Becky of Key Lime & Coconut.


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Clinical Interests
General gynecology, infertility, urogynecology, adolescent medicine
"I treat every patient as if they are my only patient; I am compassionate and caring and committed to excellent care."
Learn more about Sandra L. Hall
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Art & Technology Meet up
Let's talk about locative experiences and city design.
How do you explore and make sense of your city with your device?
Collusion presents a series of talks and panel discussion on the emerging area of locative mobile experiences and virtualisation of city design.
Find out more about Collusion at www.collusion.org.uk
Tickets are FREE but do need to be booked in advance.
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Bar and Box Office open 1 hour before event start time.
Tickets are free but do need to be booked in advance.
6.15 - 7.30pm - Event/talks in J2
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Big Data Analytics Fights Insider Threats
May 13, 2015
Cyberdefenders for years have adopted Fort Apache strategies to protect their networks. Strong perimeters could prevent attackers from reaching precious data, they reasoned. As technology marched on, however, the idea of an impermeable wall became as quaint as the Maginot Line on the eve of World War II. Firewalls alone no longer were strong enough to keep data safe.
Verizon Pursues OTT Dream With $4.4B AOL Buy
May 12, 2015
Verizon will make a tender offer of $4.4 billion for AOL, the companies announced Tuesday. AOL will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Verizon upon completion of the merger agreement this summer. The deal drives Verizon's LTE wireless video and over-the-top video strategies, and provides support and connectivity for the company's Internet of Things platforms.
Twitter Takes It on the Chin
April 30, 2015
Twitter's stock took a hit when investors got an early look at first quarter earnings, leaked just ahead of closing time on Tuesday, ahead of the company's Wednesday announcement. Shares plummeted about 18 percent from Tuesday's opening price of $51.84. The slide continued on Wednesday, with the loss of a couple more percentage points, and the share price hovered near that level through Thursday.
Sleek Ad Tailoring for Online Apparel Shoppers
April 21, 2015
Consumers are on board with the concept of buying apparel online. Especially in this era of free returns and nifty sizing tools, buying clothing and shoes off the Web has become mainstream. However, some advertisers have been slow to respond. While most of us have at some point been served ads displaying items we browsed the day before, dynamic creative has the power and potential to do much more.
Mayer Wins Concessions in Rejiggered Microsoft-Yahoo Deal
April 17, 2015
Microsoft and Yahoo on Thursday said they were altering a search partnership that has been in place since 2009. Under the amended agreement, Yahoo no longer will exclusively serve Bing ads and search results for its desktop traffic. That means Yahoo can sell some of that desktop traffic to another party. "Yahoo has an opportunity for greater revenue from the deal," said tech analyst Jim McGregor.
Chrome Web Store Gives Bad Extensions the Boot
April 10, 2015
Google recently purged some 200 extensions from its Chrome Store inventory. Extensions and add-ons let users add functions and features to the Chrome Web browser, but bad extensions can expose users to a greater risk of spyware and malware. A major problem with many browser add-ons is ad injectors. The clean-up resulted from increasing user complaints.
Oracle Modern Customer Experience
April 8, 2015
Oracle did some smart things at last week's Oracle Modern CX Conference and user meeting in Las Vegas. The company has been making strides in organizing its messaging and products around customer experience in the wake of its RightNow Technologies acquisition a few years ago. It's been taking on the CX mantra whole hog. Today, Oracle CX is a full-featured tactic.
Facebook Aims to Turn Social Media Into 'the' Media
March 24, 2015
Facebook reportedly has been talking with multiple news organizations about hosting their content on its network, rather than linking to their websites. No deal has been finalized, but The New York Times, BuzzFeed and National Geographic are among its first likely partners. They may be interested in negotiating with Facebook now because they understand change is inevitable.
New Facebook Marketing Tool Chews Up Data, Spits It Out
March 17, 2015
Facebook has launched Topic Data, a new service that reveals to advertisers the subjects users discuss, the products they use, and the activities they follow. Marketers will be able to sift through data compilations of what users say about events, brands, subjects and activities. Data on all of Facebook's 1.3 billion users will be used -- anonymized and aggregated to protect their identities.
Get Ready for Self-Driving Autos to Wreak Disruption
March 9, 2015
Autonomous vehicles are on a roll, suggests a new report from McKinsey & Co. Acceptance will increase substantially by 2050, accounting for as much of 20 percent of new car sales. The shift to self-driving technologies could reduce auto accidents by as much as 90 percent, the report suggests. In addition, self-driving vehicles could free up commuters' time in the car.
Nextdoor Snags $110M for Community-Building Efforts
March 5, 2015
Nextdoor on Wednesday announced it has received $110 million in venture capital to grow its neighborhood-based network of residents and vendors. Nextdoor plans to use the money to develop additional ways for members to benefit from the recommendations shared on the social network. "People don't know their neighbors -- but we are changing that," said spokesperson Jennifer Burke.
AT&T Puts a Price on Privacy
February 23, 2015
Users who want to sign on to GigaPower by AT&T, the carrier's 1-gigabit-per-second Internet service that just become available in Kansas City, Missouri, have an interesting choice. They can pay $70 with the understanding that their online movements will be tracked for commercial purposes -- or they can pay an additional $29 a month to avoid the monitoring.
Lenovo Rapped for Preinstalling Spyware
February 19, 2015
Lenovo has come under fire for preinstalling spyware on some of its laptops. The software, Superfish, uses the same techniques cybercriminals often employ to crack encrypted traffic. "Superfish is purposely designed to bypass the security of HTTPS websites in a manner that would allow malware and attackers to also bypass the security provided by HTTPS," said Bluebox cofounder Adam Ely.
Promoted Tweets Fly the Coop
February 4, 2015
With Wall Street breathing down its neck for growth, Twitter on Tuesday launched a new advertising initiative that aims to boost revenues and add to its more than 284 million members. The initiative aims to expand the reach of "Promoted Tweets" on Twitter. Promoted Tweets are ads that Twitter inserts into its members timelines. Now, the company wants them to be seen elsewhere, too.
YouTube Halftime Show Sets Stage for Cross-Channel Ads
February 3, 2015
On Sunday evening, as a record 114.4 million people watched Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott rock out during the Super Bowl's halftime show, another show was under way, as well. For the first time, Google's YouTube hosted its own version of halftime on Super Bowl Sunday during roughly the same time slot.
Dish Network Gives Super Bowl Commercials Their Due
January 29, 2015
Dish Network has announced that subscribers to its satellite TV service can enable Reverse AutoHop for this Sunday's Super Bowl. This feature will enable viewers with the Hopper Whole-Home HD DVR to watch the commercials alone without having to fast-forward through the game. To utilize Reverse AutoHop, customers need only have the PrimeTime Anytime feature enabled for NBC prior to kickoff.
Twitter Adds Cliques and Flicks
January 28, 2015
Twitter on Tuesday announced two new offerings that could bolster its efforts to compete with Facebook. The new group functionality will let them direct message up to 20 members of a group simultaneously. They also will be able to shoot, edit and share video from within Twitter's mobile app. Twitter will be rolling out the new features in the coming weeks.
Verizon's Cookies Never Crumble
January 16, 2015
Verizon advertising partner Turn is using the carrier's Unique Identifier Header, or UIDH, to maintain tracking cookies on smartphones even after privacy-minded users have deleted them, Jonathan Mayer, a computer scientist and lawyer at Stanford University, reported this week. Turn shares the cookies with dozens of major websites and advertising networks.
Auto Insurance? Just Google It
January 12, 2015
Google reportedly is gearing up to launch a shopping and comparison site for auto insurance in the United States. The company has been operating such a site in the UK, dubbed "Google Compare," for the past two years. Although it apparently has been beset by delays, an entity called "Google Compare Auto Insurance Services Inc." now is licensed to do business in 26 states.
Staying on the Right Side of That Wiggly Clickbait Line
December 29, 2014
It's well known that certain second-rate media outlets use provocatively misleading headlines to attract viewers and parlay those figures into increased ad revenue, but some better known outlets appear to be resorting to clickbait as well. For example, a host of online headlines recently implied that Americans were more fearful of hacking than pretty much anything else, including murder.
Retargeting May Work, but Pretargeting May Work Better
December 18, 2014
The practice of repeatedly serving up ads for products consumers previously viewed or asked about -- called "retargeting" -- not only works, but works so well that its use is spreading beyond simple marketing. So says a recent survey of marketers conducted by Adroll, which provides this type of ad technology. The company released the results this week.
Google Sets Its Sights on the Under-12 Set
December 8, 2014
Google soon will begin targeting kids 12 and under with tailored versions of its products, likely including its search functionality, along with offerings such as YouTube and Chrome. The company is pushing to change make its products fun and safe for children, Pavni Diwanji, Google vice president of engineering, said last week. The new initiative reportedly will begin next year.
Google Dips a Toe in Ad-Free Waters
November 21, 2014
Google on Friday unveiled Contributor, an experimental service that lets users make a donation to support the websites they visit instead of viewing ads. Currently available only by invitation, Contributor begins by asking users to set a monthly contribution amount between $1 and $3. Then, when they visit a participating website, part of their contribution goes to the creators of that site.
Twitter Opens Entire Multibillion-Tweet Gold Mine to Searchers
November 20, 2014
Twitter this week began indexing every public tweet posted since it began operating in 2006. "Our long-standing goal has been to let people search through every tweet ever published," said Yi Zhuang, who led the project team. Use cases Zhuang cited for the new infrastructure include results for entire TV and sports seasons, conferences, industry discussions and long-lived hashtag conversations.
Facebook May Punch In at Work
November 18, 2014
Facebook is preparing to plunge into the office collaboration and communication space with something it's calling "Facebook At Work," according to a Monday report. The new offering will be similar to the consumer version of Facebook, but it will allow workers to chat with each other, connect with their professional contacts, and collaborate on projects.
Facebook Lubes PR Gears to Dampen Privacy Worries
November 14, 2014
Facebook on Thursday announced Privacy Basics, a set of interactive guides to answer the most commonly questions about how users can control their information on its site. It also aired proposed updates to its terms, data policy and cookies policy; improvements to ad targeting; and expansion of user control over ads. "This is mostly a messaging exercise," said tech analyst Rob Enderle.
Monster Tiptoes Onto Twitter
November 5, 2014
Monster Worldwide last week announced that it was rolling out a beta of a social recruitment ad platform, starting this Thursday. Monster Social Ads uses Twitter's Ads API to serve tailored job listings to Twitter users, based on career attributes such as occupation or industry type. A number of U.S. companies have signed on for the beta, including eBay, T-Mobile and UPS.
Investors Quiver Over Twitter's Shaky Prospects
October 29, 2014
Twitter shares closed Tuesday at $43.78, down almost 10 percent, even though the company's Q3 earnings report showed monthly active users grew 23 percent. Granted, that was down a tick from the previous quarter's 24 percent growth -- but recall the World Cup was being held at that time, driving user growth explosively. Germany's win saw Twitter use peak at nearly 619,000 tweets a minute.
Ello Sets Its Ad-Free Promise in Stone
October 23, 2014
Ello on Thursday made its ad-free philosophy official by incorporating it into a new company charter. Now converted to a public benefit corporation, the social network has stipulated not only that it will never make money from selling ads or user data, but also that any new owners will have to comply by those terms as well, in the event it's ever sold.
Top 5 Ways to Make Money With Software
October 20, 2014
While app developers generally aim to make money off their creations, this goal is often relegated to second-tier status by programmers who but the product first and foremost, as they should. Therefore, in order to minimize the time needed to devote to a monetization strategy, developers generally choose one of the following tried-and-true methods.


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In the short summer night she learned so much. She would have thought a woman would have died of shame... She felt, now, she had come to the real bedrock of her nature, and was essentially shameless. She was her sensual self, naked an unashamed. She felt a triumph, almost a vainglory. So! That was how it was! That was life! That was how onself really was! There was nothing left to disguise or be ashamed of. She shared her ultimate nakedness with a man, another being.
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Model-turned-actress Molly Sims is encouraging fans to shop from her favorite items online to raise money for the Hurricane Sandy relief effort.
The Yes Man star has a profile set up on internet retailer OpenSky.com, on which she shares her top fashion and accessories picks with users, and she has promised to donate all proceeds from sales on Friday (09Nov12) to aid the American Red Cross in the wake of the superstorm, which battered the East Coast last week (begs29Oct12).
In a post on Twitter.com, she writes, "Today I'm donating 100% of my @OpenSky proceeds to @RedCross for Sandy. OpenSky will match! Get to shopping!"
Sims is the latest celebrity to donate to the cause - Bruce Springsteen, Sting and Jon Bon Jovi helped raise an estimated $23 million for the organization during a star-studded telethon last Friday (02Nov12), while Lady Gaga and Rihanna have also made contributions to the aid effort.


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Died July 13, 2010
GOLDSBORO -- Aline Ezzell Lavin, 75, passed away Tuesday, July 13, 2010, at Kitty Askins Hospice Center. The Lord took her by the hand and led her to the Promised Land.
Aline was born and raised in the Goldsboro area.
She married the love of her life, Jim, and traveled the world with him, making each destination a home filled with compassion and love. Each new location was an adventure that her family will cherish forever.
Her love for children was demonstrated over her life by her nurturing and caring for them everywhere she lived, including later in life when she cared for her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The influence she had on their lives has molded them for a promising future.
Aline loved to crochet and cook, as well as doing and caring for others.
She was a long-standing member of New Hope United Methodist Church.
A service to remember Aline will be held in the chapel of Seymour Funeral Home Thursday, July 15, 2010, at 11 a.m., with pastor Terry Hobbs officiating. Burial will follow in Wayne Memorial Park.
Aline is survived by her daughters, Pat Bevell and husband, Gary, of Goldsboro and Cindy Benton and husband, Tommy, of Clayton; her son, John Lavin and wife, Teri, of Goldsboro; her grandchildren, Tonia Harrison, Tamara Toner and husband, Terry, Amanda Ostrander and husband, Steve, Mandee Thompson, Jami Lavin, Kenneth Turlington and Jason Turlington; her great-grandchildren, John Mason Turlington, Nicolas Lavin Toner, Abigail Toner, Olivia Toner and James Harrison Toner; her stepgrandchildren, Latashia Schwarting, Charles "C.J." Benton and wife, Holly, Lorenda Overman and husband, Harrell, Dale Bevell and wife, Laura, and Dwayne Bevell and wife, Heather; and her stepgreat-grandchildren, Ashtan Howell, Ryan Bevell, Josh Bevell, Alex T. Schwarting, Kayla Schwarting, Emma Schwarting, Charles Benton, Beth Overman, Betsy Roberson and husband, Ryan, Dave Overman, Jayden Bevell and Maddox Bevell. She is also survived by her sister, Annette Thayer; her sister-in-law, Alice Ezzell; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, John James "Jim" Lavin; her parents, George Allen Ezzell and Carrie Thompson Ezzell; her sisters, Nadine Ezzell, Bernice Ezzell Davis and Doris Graham; and her brothers, Nathaniel "Jack" Ezzell and Daniel Joseph "D.J." Ezzell.
Flowers are welcome or memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, 930-B Wellness Drive, Greenville, N.C., 27834, or Kitty Askins Hospice Center, 107 Handley Park Court, Goldsboro, N.C., 27534.
The family will receive friends Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Seymour Funeral Home, and other times at her home, 218 Pinewood Drive, Goldsboro.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.seymourfuneralhome.com.
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The wooden fruit crates are sturdy, functional and timeless. Beka is like them: functional, durable, strong and adaptable to everyone's needs. Therefore, Beka has two parts: the topside where you can hang clothes from different lengths and the bottom to store shoes or other items in a neatly arranged. This lower case is what makes different from the others hanger racks to Beka.
Beka clothes rack increases its family with a new configuration, the hanger rack for kids and babies. It maintenances the same characteristics that its predecessor. The childish Beka fits easily to kid's room. Its main novelty is the strip placed in the middle, between the topside rack where you hang clothes and the bottom box. This way the capacity of the clothes rack increases, hanging the clothes in two heights.


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Although serious flooding events are rare, Portsmouth City Council still needs to be prepared to respond to the risk of flooding at all times. You can download the council's two flood response plan booklets below.
Portsmouth City Council's drainage team is responsible for investigating any flooding in Portsmouth, and works to prevent future flooding by improving drainage throughout the city.
If there is risk to life or serious risk to property or the environment as a result of flooding, call 999.
There are different types of flooding, described below, as well as advice on how to prepare for, and what to do during and after a flood.
New coastal defences are planned for Anchorage Park in 2015. This is part of the wider North Portsea Island Coastal Flood and Erosion Risk Management (CFERM) Scheme, designed to reduce the risk of coastal flooding to over 4,200 homes and 500 businesses across the north of Portsea Island.
The Anchorage Park scheme covers 1.4km of coastline from the Ports Creek Railway Bridge in the west to Kendall's Wharf in the east. Construction of the new defences is due to start in early 2015.
Please follow the link for more information on the Anchorage Park scheme.
The council's Surface Water Management Plan identifies and prioritises the areas of Portsmouth at greatest risk from surface water flooding, defined as heavy rainfall creating more water than the drainage system can cope with. Most flooding in Portsmouth is caused by surface water which, by its very nature, is very difficult to predict. This makes providing accurate and timely warnings difficult.
Drains in the gutters at the side of the road, known as gullies, can overflow in times of heavy rainfall. Gullies may not appear to be coping with heavy rainfall, but do allow some time for water to subside and then, if the drainage does not improve, let the City Helpdesk know on 023 9283 4092.
Portsmouth Water supplies water to the city, and is responsible for all pipework up to and including the stopcock. To report a burst water main, phone Portsmouth Water on 0800 434 610. Use the Portsmouth Water online form to report smaller leaks.
Portsmouth may be susceptible to coastal flooding, but it is relatively easy to predict. When the Environment Agency warns of tidal flood, the council deploys floodgates and flood boards in Old Portsmouth. Follow the link for more information on the council's approach to coastal flooding. Portsmouth City Council is also a member of the Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership.
Gov.uk also manages the risk of floods and coastal change.
We suggest all residents living in flood zones complete a flood plan. The plan collects together essential information you will need in the unlikely event you are flooded. This will help you make the right decisions before and after a flood. For example, Portsmouth City Council do not supply sandbags, so you will need to buy them from your local DIY store. The Environment Agency offers useful advice in the flood section of their website.
If you would like any help with your flood plan please contact us, or phone the Environment Agency's Floodline on 0345 988 1188.
Residents in floodzones can register with the Environment Agency's Floodline to receive flood warnings, or you can automatically receive flood alerts for your area by using this Facebook app. Consult the Met Office for heavy rain forecasts and flood alerts.
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