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LocationKnoxville, TN
4214 Airport Highway
Louisville, TN 37777
New 2018 Starcraft Autumn Ridge Outfitter 20BH
How does a set of rear bunk beds for the kids, a front queen bed for yourself, and all the kitchen amenities to make your favorite camp meals sound in your next travel trailer? This Autumn Ridge Outfitter 20BH offers all those features, plus more!
As you step inside you will see a queen bed for sleeping, a wardrobe, and storage in the overhead cabinetry across the front of the unit for your things.
A booth dinette straight in from the door offers a dining area, or place to relax and enjoy a board game or two, plus provides extra sleeping space. A pantry for your dry goods is next to the dinette.
To the left of the entry you will find storage. Continuing along the curb side wall is where you will find the kitchen which features a single sink, a two burner cook-top, overhead cabinets with microwave oven, and a refrigerator.
In the very rear the kids will enjoy a set of bunks, and a private tub/shower and toilet room is right next door for added convenience, especially for the children at night.
There is exterior storage for your outdoor gear, and a 15' awning offers a great outdoor space to enjoy that is protected from the elements, plus so much more!
Great Place to buyFrom the minute i walked in the door, I was greeted with smiling faces as though they knew me. the experience with amy, adline, and john was amazing. John gave me the tour of the place and made me feel so welcome and guess what? this guy is the GM. I highly advise anyone th stop here first. The price is the price you don't have to haggle nothing was hidden. The service staff was great also and did ... More » - John from Granite City, IL
Stock# 119545
Exterior Color: Tan
Interior Color: Platinum
|23 ft
|Ext Width
|7 ft 11 in
|Ext Height
|10 ft 6 in
|Int Height
|6 ft 9 in
|Interior Color
|Exterior Color
|Hitch Weight
|420 lbs
|Dry Weight
|3969 lbs
|Fresh Water Capacity
|42 gals
|Grey Water Capacity
|32.5 gals
|Black Water Capacity
|32.5 gals
|Number Of Bunks
|Available Beds
|Cooktop Burners
|Number of Awnings
|LP Tank Capacity
|20 lbs.
|Water Heater Type
|Gas DSI
|Cargo Deck Size
|0 ft
|Awning Info
|15' electric
|Axle Count
|Number of LP Tanks
|Shower Type
|Tub/Shower Combo
Starcraft is a family-owned business that has been around since 1903. It is one of the oldest and most respected names in the RV industry and calls northern Indiana, the heart of Amish country, home. They began building livestock tanks and other metal farm equipment in the early years and added a variety of boats to their line-up in the 1920's.
In 1964, Starcraft entered and revolutionized the modern camping industry and began building folding camping trailers that featured the industry's first crank-up lifter system and hard tops for pop-up campers.
Today Starcraft builds not only folding camping trailers but luxurious fifth wheels and travel trailers as well. Without a doubt, Starcraft will be around for years to come!


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Stalking can occur anywhere, in all age groups and between coworkers, spouses, friends, classmates or strangers — every type of relationship has the potential for stalking situations. This workshop provides organizations, schools and businesses with a better understanding of the nature of stalking, including motivations related to different types of stalkers. Specific focus will be given to the complexities of assessment and management of situations related to cyber-stalking. Participants will review an informal assessment tool to help in determining the level of risk and be provided with various options for appropriate management strategies of stalking situations.
About This Workshop
Workshop Outline
- Defining Stalking
- Stalking Behaviors — What Stalkers Do
- Stalking Statistics
- Impact of Stalking on Victims
- Types of Stalkers and Motivations
- Cyber-Stalking Typologies
- Cyber Bullying
- Cyber-Stalking/Bullying Safety Tips
- Stalking Threat Assessment
- Determining Level of Risk
- Intervention for Stalker
- Intervention for Victim
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Street View is the best available vantage point looking, if possible, towards the location of the building. In some locations, Street View may not give a view of the actual building, or may not be available at all. Where it is not available, the satellite view is shown instead.
Latitude: 51.4986 / 51°29'55"N
Longitude: -2.1649 / 2°9'53"W
OS Eastings: 388650
OS Northings: 177757
OS Grid: ST886777
Mapcode National: GBR 1QJ.ZDT
Mapcode Global: VH964.FLCH
Entry Name: Manor Farmhouse
Listing Date: 20 December 1960
Last Amended: 29 February 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1022325
English Heritage Legacy ID: 315918
Location: Kington St. Michael, Wiltshire, SN14
County: Wiltshire
Civil Parish: Kington St. Michael
Traditional County: Wiltshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Wiltshire
Church of England Parish: Kington St Michael
Church of England Diocese: Bristol
7/105 Manor Farmhouse
(formerly listed as Easton
20.12.60 Piercy Farmhouse)
Farmhouse, dated 1631, roughcast rubble stone with ashlar
dressings, coped gables and ashlar stacks, three diagonal shafts on
main ridge and two similar on rear chimney gable. Two storeys and
attic, formal three-gabled south front with ovolo-moulded mullion
windows, 2-light with hoodmould to attic, 3-light with dripcourse
to first floor and 4-light with dripcourse to ground floor, each
side of late C19 or early C20 gabled porch. Old photographs show
3-light window in centre. Moulded plinth. West end gable has
similar window each floor. East end gable has similar attic 2-
light and c1900 added outbuilding to east. Old photographs show
similar fenestration to west gable and a second gable to right with
fenestration as for a staircase. Rear has chimney gable to right
with date plaque ILAL 1631 and gable to left, then c1900 two-storey
parallel rear range. Estate belonged to the Lyte family in C16,
sold to J. Langton 1618. Kilvert describes the house as ruinous in
1871, the 'great hall and the grand staircase both gone'. It was
repaired for the Neeld estate c1900. The panelling in the Manor
House, Castle Combe is said to have come from here, dated TL 1669
for Thomas Langton.
(Wilts Arch Mag, 4 1857 36 ff; J. Badeni, Wiltshire Forefathers,
1960 51-3; W. Plomer ed Kilvert's Diaries, 1969 2 20)
Listing NGR: ST8865077757
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Chrysler's A-833 4 speed manual transmissions
Chrysler's A-833 4 speed manual transmission was introduced in 1964. The first came out of the new plant in Syracuse, New York.
The A-833 was the toughest transmission of the muscle car era. Most would also say the A-833 had some of the best shifting out of all the transmissions of that era.
The 23-spline (non Hemi) version, was for the most part quiet.
There were three basic styles of synchronizers assemblies.
The first generation was used from 1964-1967.
The Second generation 1968-1970½ .
And the third generation 1970½ - up.
Generations 1 and 2 are narrow insert designs, while generation 3 is wider.
All 3 generations shifted very well, most would agree however generation 1 shifted the smoothest.
Also with the wide inserts of generation 3 this was a huge advantage in drag racing.
Chrysler A-833 available in two different lengths
The A-833 transmission was available in two different lengths.
The A-body and the F-body were short.
The B-body and E-body were long.
Coarse and fine pitch gears were used along with four different production ratios.
The three versions 1.small spline was used in all body styles and with all engines except 440 and 426 cubic inch hemi, which used 2.large splines.
The 3.overdrive version was introduced in 1975. All of the small spline drive pinions have 23 splines, the large have 18 splines.
Transmission Model ..................................A-833 4 Forward Speeds
Gear Ratio
First ........................................ 2.66
Second ...................................1.91
Third .....................................1.39
Fourth ..................................1.00
Reverse ................................ 2.58
Gear Type ............................. Helical ( Except Reverse )
Countershaft Gear End Play ....... .015" TO .029
Clutch Housing Face Run-out .... .006" MAX
Clutch Housing Bore Run-out .... .008" Max.
Lubricant Capacity ....................................Approx. 8-½ Pts. ( imp. Meas. 7 Pts )
Type .....................................................Warm Climate Multi-purpose Gear Oil sae 140 Cold climate multi-purpose gear , Oil sae 80 or 90 , or auto trans. fluid. "AQ-ATF" SUFFIX "A" ( DEXTRON)
Downshift speed limits
4th TO 3rd ........................50 To 25 MPH
3rd To 2nd ......................25 To 15 MPH
2nd To 1st ......................... 15 To Zero MPH
1968 Dodge auto's and there clutches 8 cylinder vehicles
Three types of clutches are used on these models. The 9-1/2 inch clutch used on dart models, Equipped with the 273 cubic inch engine.
The 10 inch clutch used on coronet models equipped with the 273 cubic inch engine is similar to the semi-centrifugal, except that it does not use the six centrifugal rollers.
The semi-centrifugal type clutch used on 8-cylinder models with 318,340,383,440 cubic inch engines, combines the feature of low pedal effort with that of a clutch capable of transmitting the full torque of the engine.
Six centrifugal rollers are assembled between the pressure plate and cover. These rollers are provided to increase the normal load on the disc assembly at higher engine speeds. As the engine speed increases, the centrifugal force of the rollers causes them to act as wedges between the cover and pressure plate and exert greater force against the disc.


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Do you know what one particular of the most well-liked musical instruments is? It's the guitar. Why is it so well-known? Due to the fact some say that it is easy to understand how to perform a guitar.
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Unlined Journal - Fish Print
Stamped with my own carved lino stamp, using black waterproof ink.
This moleskine journal is lined, has visible stitching down the spine, 80 pages which are ivory-colored, made from 70 g/m² acid-free paper, has 16 perforated pages at the back, and a pocket inside the back cover. 5 x 8.25 inches.


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We won't ever pass on your details.
Too often, companies sell on data to third parties. It's invasive, it's frustrating, and it's quite simply something that we'll never do.
So know that when you choose to sign up to receive any of our emails, brochures or services, your personal information will be seen by us alone. That's a promise.
It's far nicer (and easier) when things are in your own language.Right now, we speak a few, but we're learning more all the time…
If you're in need of a simple way to fit more friends or family round the dinner table, look no further than our Arundel bench. It's perfect for any home thanks to its incredibly hard-wearing construction and timeless design. Its rustic, deeply brushed finish, combined with a strong, modern style, means it will grab attention wherever you use it. To complete the look, pair it with one of our Arundel tables and add a specially-designed cushion in the fabric of your choice.
All natural timber will change colour if left in direct sunlight, so avoid long exposure to protect the bench's finish
White glove service.
We take our delivery service seriously. Neptune transport, Neptune people, Neptune service. When you place an order, you'll receive an estimated delivery date. We'll then confirm that with you over the phone, bringing that date forward wherever we can. We mainly use a two-man service. They'll take your furniture to your room of choice, set it up and take away all of the packaging to be recycled. Easy. No-quibble returns
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Register to Attend
27th Annual Conference
Laying the Foundation for Clinical Research Excellence
CONFERENCE - SEPTEMBER 28 - 30, 2018 (Friday through Sunday)
- Preconference Seminars - September 27 (Thursday)
- Exhibit Program - September 27 - 29, 2018 (Thursday pm*, Friday and Saturday) (*Booths will be open during the Thursday Evening Welcome Reception)
- Night Out Event - September 28, 2018 (Friday) Only pre-registered guests will be accepted
For a printable PDF registration form, click here.
To Register Online, complete and submit the form below.
- Non member fees include a one year membership in SOCRA.
- Membership fees are processed immediately and are not refundable.
- Fees are in U.S. dollars.
- Written cancellation requests received by SOCRA prior to August 31, 2018 may receive a $525 refund ($125 for pre-conference, $30 for night out event).
- We regret that refunds cannot be issued for cancellations after August 31, 2018.
- Taping (audio or video) is prohibited unless SOCRA's written permission has been acquired.
- ADA - This program is accessible to persons with disabilities. Please list any special needs in the area indicated in the registration form.
- If for any reason this conference cannot be held, SOCRA is not responsible for costs incurred by attendees, such as airfares, or hotel or other reservations.
- SOCRA is an educational non-profit membership organization (corporation) - Federal Tax ID #61 1208981.
Note: SOCRA is an educational and charitable non-profit corporation (Federal Tax ID # 61-1208981); however, your dues are not tax deductible as a charitable contribution.


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Your No-Cost Initial Consultation
Your initial consultation process will begin with a phone call to our office or a request for a free consultation through our website. You will be greeted by one of our amazing team members who will gather pertinent information about you and/or your child to schedule your reserved time to meet with Dr. Patel. At that time, you will also be directed to visit OrthoFi.com, the revolutionary new way to accurately verify your insurance benefits and offer the most flexible payment arrangements offered anywhere in the industry. Before you arrive, you will be contacted by our New Patient Treatment Coordinator to confirm your appointment and to prepare you for what to expect.
Upon arrival, you will be warmly welcomed and allowed to get settled into our comforting environment. Our Treatment Coordinator will:
Snacks and refreshments will be available for you and all of your family members so kick back and make yourselves feel at home! Children and siblings love coming to our office because they always have such a great time!
Dr. Patel will review your records with you and discuss all of your desires and concerns. Please feel comfortable asking as many questions as you would like.
One of the following outcomes will be determined at this visit:
No treatment is needed.
Treatment is needed, but not at this time. Your child will be automatically placed on a complimentary 6 month recall.
Treatment is needed at this time.
If Dr. Patel and his team determine that you are ready for treatment, we have reserved time for you to start either the same day or very soon thereafter. We appreciate and value the time you have taken to visit us and will gladly offer you the opportunity to start immediately if you so desire.
What Happens After the Initial Consultation?
You're one step closer to achieving the smile you've always wanted! After confirming your financial arrangements, we will schedule your first appointment and introduce you to one of our highly skilled assistants. Dr. Patel and his assistant will then review the steps of placing your new braces onto your teeth with the aid of our interactive animation videos. After about 60-90 minutes, you will be transformed into a new member of the family of patients in our practice. If you choose Invisalign, your first step is to simply capture your iTero digital scan of our teeth and we'll electronically send off your case to be fabricated. Once we receive your aligners in the mail, we will schedule your first aligner delivery visit and review wear instructions and guidelines.
OrthoFi is a revolutionary way to provide our patients with the most comprehensive and flexible payment options. Rather than being directed into a specific payment plan, OrthoFi allows you to customize your down payment, monthly payments and length of term. Most offices will not extend payment terms beyond the treatment time but OrthoFi now makes it possible for just about anyone to afford braces and achieve the smile they've always wanted.
The cost of your orthodontic treatment will vary depending on your individual needs and treatment plan. Our staff will discuss with you the cost of your treatment and each available payment plan option, so that you can make the best choice for you and your smile. We will work with you to create a payment plan that fits your budget, and you will know what to expect before beginning treatment.
To find out more, please visit OrthoFi.
For most people, achieving a healthy, beautiful smile is the reason for receiving orthodontic care. If you're self-conscious about your smile, correcting your concerns with braces will greatly improve the way you look and feel. When your treatment is complete, you will have the smile you've always dreamed of and the confidence to show it off! We also want you to feel comfortable and confident throughout your entire orthodontic experience, and our practice is dedicated to making sure that you receive the quality care you deserve.
How Orthodontic Treatment Works
Orthodontic appliances are made of metal, ceramic, or plastic. They may be removable or they may be brackets bonded to the teeth. By placing a constant, gentle force in a carefully controlled direction, braces slowly move teeth to the proper position. Gone are the days when a metal band with a bracket was placed around each tooth. Wires are far less noticeable, and the latest materials are designed to move teeth faster with more comfort. Today, any age is a great age to wear braces!
Duration of Treatment
Scheduling Appointments
We understand your time is valuable and so we make the most of each visit to our office. We will typically see you once every 8-12 weeks initially and then shorten those intervals toward the end as we are detailing and finishing. We will make every effort to accommodate your busy schedule and understand that life can throw sudden curveballs into your daily routine. If you need to reschedule an appointment, we ask that you kindly and promptly inform us so that we can make your time available to another patient. It is important that your appointments are kept regularly and that cancellations are kept to a minimum to ensure a smooth and timely treatment outcome.
Home Care Instructions
Now that you have your braces, it's important for you to know how to properly take care of them throughout your entire orthodontic treatment. Don't worry, you'll be eating popcorn and snacking on potato chips again in no time! However, before you can start enjoying some of the treats you love, you will need to take special care to avoid any foods that could damage your new appliances.
Foods to avoid with braces:
- Chewy foods — bagels, licorice
- Crunchy foods — popcorn, chips, ice
- Sticky foods — caramel candies, chewing gum
- Hard foods — nuts, hard candies
- Foods that require biting into — corn on the cob, apples, carrots
Foods you CAN eat with braces:
- Dairy — soft cheese, pudding, milk-based drinks
- Breads — soft tortillas, pancakes, muffins without nuts
- Grains — pasta, soft cooked rice
- Meats/poultry — soft cooked chicken, meatballs, lunch meats
- Seafood — tuna, salmon, crab cakes
- Vegetables — mashed potatoes, steamed spinach, beans
- Fruits — applesauce, bananas, fruit juice
- Treats — ice cream without nuts, milkshakes, Jell-O, soft cake
Soreness Caused From Braces and Appliances
When you first get your braces, you may notice that your teeth and mouth feel a little tender or sore. This is perfectly normal and we promise your mouth will not be sore forever! To relieve the pain, we recommend dissolving one teaspoon of salt in eight ounces of lukewarm water. Swish and gargle this solution in your mouth for just a couple of minutes (do not swallow the saltwater). If the pain is more severe and does not go away after rinsing, you can also try taking a pain reliever. It is also not uncommon for your lips, cheeks, and tongue to become irritated for one to two weeks as they toughen and become used to the braces. We would be happy to give you some wax that you can put over the braces to lessen the tenderness. If you need some wax, please let us know.
Loose Teeth
If your teeth begin feeling a little loose, don't worry; this is normal! Your braces must first loosen your teeth to move them into the right position. Once your teeth have been repositioned, they will firm back up and no longer be loose.
Loose Wires and Bands
The wires and bands on your braces may come loose. If this happens, please contact us as soon as possible so that we can check and repair your appliance. If any piece of your appliance comes off, be sure to save it and bring it to the office with you. You can temporarily fix the loose wire by using the back of a spoon or the eraser end of a pencil to carefully and gently push the wire back into place. If the loose wire is causing irritation to your lips or cheeks, put wax or a wet cotton ball over the broken wire to relieve the pain.
Take Care of Your Braces
Damaged and broken braces can increase the length of your treatment process, so be sure to take care of your investment. Your teeth and jaws can only move into their correct positions if you avoid foods or habits that cause breakage and you consistently wear the rubber bands or other devices prescribed by Dr. Patel.
Playing Sports With Braces
We have great news for athletes! You can still play sports even while undergoing orthodontic treatment! If you do play contact sports like football and lacrosse, it's highly recommended that you wear a mouthguard to protect your teeth and braces. Let us know if you need a mouthguard to fit around your braces and we will issue you one at no additional charge! In case of a sports emergency, be sure to immediately check your mouth for damage. If you notice any loose teeth or broken braces, please contact our office right away. You can temporarily relieve the discomfort by applying wax or rinsing your mouth with warm saltwater.


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New car registrations in Japan continued their statistical return to earth in February, as total registrations across all segments dropped 14.7 percent (full table here.) We predicted this a month ago, and it didn't take exceptional clairvoyance to do so. The month compares with a February 2014 when Japanese customers rushed to car dealers in order to beat Abe's sales tax rise in April. We will see a similar drop again in March, and a little more of that in April, due to registrations of made-to-order cars bought before the March 31 deadline. [Continue Reading]
Japanese new car market closes the year on an up note. Keis surprise
The Japanese new car market closed the year on an up note. The year 2014 ended up 3.5 percent to 5,562,887 units registered in Japan January through December. December sales across all segments were up 2.1 percent. This according to consolidated data reported by Japanese industry associations.
Executive summary: The big JDM implosion did not happen. [Continue Reading]
JDM skates through 2014
The Japanese Domestic Market appears to be more resilient than predicted. All registrations were down only a slight 0.8 percent in September. For the first nine months of the year, registrations are still up 6 percent, data released by Japanese industry associations show. [Continue Reading]
Japan's new car sales develop delayed headache
The world's third-largest single country new car market Japan is developing a delayed headache. This after having been in party-mode in the first part of the year. Vehicle registrations across all segments were down 9.1 percent in August, according to consolidated JADA/Japan Mini Vehicles Association data. [Continue Reading]


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Presenters and organizers
Tracy Mitrano
Tracy Mitrano is a principal in the consulting firm Mitrano & Associates LLC. Formerly the director of information technology policy at Cornell University, Mitrano has been a frequent speaker at conferences, colleges, and universities on the subjects of "virtual global universities" and the creation of international inter-institutional courses; online education; digital literacy and undergraduate Internet competencies; social networking; electronic surveillance; policy development, organizational development, and leadership programming; information management; and privacy, security, compliance, and risk management.
Before retiring from Cornell, Mitrano taught computer information science and social policy. She also taught American legal history at Syracuse University, American history at the University of Buffalo, and Internet law at Università Cattolica in Piacenza, Italy. In 2014 she taught courses in intellectual property in Ithaca College's executive master's program and Internet media at John Cabot University in Rome, Italy.
Mitrano is currently working for Internet2 on its National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, and she is also the author of the Inside Higher Ed blog "Law, Policy—and IT?" She holds bachelor of arts degrees in English and history from the University of Rochester, a master's and doctorate in American history from Binghamton University, and a JD degree from Cornell Law School.
Ben Cole
Ben Cole is a product manager at Kickstarter, where he is responsible for the company's consumer-facing functionality. He's previously worked at Google and Facebook in roles spanning product management, user experience, engineering, and data science. An avid traveler, Cole has launched localized products on three continents and has spent several years living and working abroad.
In his spare time, Cole teaches product management courses at General Assembly and advises startups and larger organizations on product development and technology issues. He holds a bachelor's degree in information science from Cornell University, where he graduated summa cum laude, and a master's degree in computer science from the University of Cambridge, where he studied as a Gates Scholar.
Dipayan Ghosh
Dipayan Ghosh works at the White House in the Executive Office of the President, where he collaborates with the nation's senior advisor for technology policy on a wide range of policy issues at the intersection of technology and the American economy.
Ghosh holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Connecticut and a PhD in electrical and computer engineering from Cornell University. In his doctoral thesis, he argues that while engineers can design technical solutions for privacy, it is usually difficult to adopt private or "privacy-aware" technologies in practice due to the conflicting objectives of various stakeholders.
Ghosh's doctoral research provides an approach to solving this problem by applying game theory and cryptography to design privacy-aware technologies. Further, his thesis discusses the set of economic conditions required to ensure the adoption of privacy-preserving technical solutions. Ghosh's work has resulted in a series of policy recommendations and economic findings on the assurance of privacy in technology.
Robert (Bob) Hamilton
Bob Hamilton has extensive experience in general commercial litigation in state, federal, and bankruptcy courts, and in First Amendment and media cases, including libel, privacy, public access, copyright, and trademark litigation.
Over the past twenty-six years, Bob has litigated a wide variety of matters in many of the nation's largest and most complex bankruptcy cases, including 1031 Tax Group; Allegheny Health, Education and Research Foundation; Appalachian Fuels; Breed Technologies; Boscov's Department Stores; Cardinal Industries; Chrysler; City of Detroit; Dana; Federated Department Stores; FLYi; HQ Global; Harry & David; Hostess, Kmart; Loewen; Macy's; Metaldyne; National Century Financial Enterprises; NextWave; Patriot Coal; Spansion; Tower Automotive; and World Kitchen.
Bob represented CompuServe in Cubby, Inc. v. CompuServe Inc. (S.D.N.Y. 1991), the first case that addressed the liability of an ISP for unlawful third-party content. He also represented CompuServe in CompuServe Inc. v. Cyber Promotions (S.D. Ohio 1997), the first case to establish an ISP's right under the common law of trespass to an order enjoining a defendant from sending spam to subscribers.
Other media clients he has represented include AOL, Cleveland magazine, Gannett, ICANN, the Motion Picture Association of America, Multimedia Entertainment, National Enquirer, Nextel, Ohio magazine, Playboy magazine, Post-Newsweek Stations, Sally Jessy Raphael, The Columbus Dispatch, The Washington Post, and Trinity Broadcasting.
Bob was featured as one of four leading e-commerce "Pioneers" by IP World in December 2000. He has taught Internet law as an adjunct professor at The Ohio State University College of Law and Capital University Law School.
Anne R. Kenney
Anne R. Kenney received her bachelor's degree from Duke University in 1972, a master's degree in history from the University of Missouri–St. Louis in 1975, and a master's degree in library science in 1979 from the University of Missouri–Columbia. She came to Cornell University Library in 1987 and served as associate director for the Department of Preservation and Conservation until 2001. During that time, and from 2002 to 2006 as associate university librarian for instruction, research, and information services, she helped spearhead a period of change and growth that has made Cornell Library a pioneer in digitization, network access, and preservation. She served as interim university librarian from February 2007 until her appointment as university librarian in April 2008.
Active in the archival and preservation communities, Kenney is a fellow and past president of the Society of American Archivists. She currently serves on the Social Science Research Council's Committee on Libraries and Archives of Cuba and is a member of Advisory Committee of Portico, a nonprofit digital preservation service. Kenney has served as a commissioner of the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (National Archives), the National Science Foundation/European Union Working Group on a Digital Preservation Research Agenda, was a member of the Clinton/Gore Transition Team, and has testified before a Senate subcommittee on government affairs. Her research interests include digital imaging, preservation, and public services in research libraries.
Kenney is known internationally for her pioneering work in developing standards for digitizing library materials that have been adopted by organizations around the world, including such important archives as JSTOR, the Scholarly Journal Archive. She is the co-author of three award-winning monographs and more than fifty articles and reports. She has been the recipient of several awards, including Yahoo en español's 2002 award in the category "Internet y computadoras"; the Society of American Archivists' Best Book Award (Leland Prize) in 1997 and 2000 for books on digital imaging for libraries and archives; the SAA Preservation Publication Award in 1995 and 2004; and the 2001 LITA/Library Hi Tech Award for Outstanding Communication in Library and Information Technology from the American Library Association.
As the chief academic and administrative officer of the university's extensive library system, Kenney leads one of the world's largest research libraries, with a total budget of over $50 million, a staff of more than 450, and close to eight million volumes. Cornell has twenty constituent libraries located in Ithaca, Geneva (NY), New York City, and Doha (Qatar), and it also actively serves scholars around the globe.
Doug Lederman
Doug Lederman is one of the three founders of Inside Higher Ed. With Scott Jaschik, he leads the site's editorial operations, overseeing news content, opinion pieces, career advice, blogs, and other features.
Lederman speaks widely about higher education, including on C-Span and National Public Radio and at meetings around the country, and his work has appeared in The New York Times and USA Today, among other publications. He was managing editor of The Chronicle of Higher Education from 1999 to 2003. From 1986 to 1999, Lederman worked at The Chronicle in a variety of roles, first as an athletics reporter and editor. He has won three National Awards for Education Reporting from the Education Writers Association, including one in 2009 for a series of Inside Higher Ed articles he co-wrote on college rankings.
Clifford Lynch
Clifford Lynch has led the Coalition for Networked Information (CNI) since 1997. Jointly sponsored by the Association of Research Libraries and EDUCAUSE, CNI includes about 200 member organizations concerned with the intelligent uses of information technology and networked information to enhance scholarship and intellectual life. CNI's wide-ranging agenda includes work in digital preservation, data intensive scholarship, teaching, learning and technology, and infrastructure and standards development.
Prior to joining CNI, Lynch spent eighteen years at the University of California Office of the President, the last ten as director of library automation. Lynch, who holds a PhD in computer science from the University of California–Berkeley, is an adjunct professor at Berkeley's School of Information. He is both a past president and recipient of the Award of Merit of the American Society for Information Science and a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the National Information Standards Organization.
Lynch is co-chair of the National Academies Board on Research Data and Information (BRDI) and serves on numerous advisory boards and visiting committees. His work has been recognized by the American Library Association's Lippincott Award, the EDUCAUSE Leadership Award in Public Policy and Practice, and the American Society for Engineering Education's Homer Bernhardt Award.
Anne Manning
Anne Manning is an administrative solutions technologist in the Library and Technology Services Division of Wellesley College and is responsible for providing technical leadership for twenty-six departments. She led the college's HIPAA task force and was a member of the Emergency Management, Disability Service Providers, and Data and Network Security groups. She was on a committee funded by an Andrew W. Mellon grant to study the impact of social media/electronic discourse on our campus community.
Anne recently completed a two-year term as the public policy coordinator for the Massachusetts State Advisory Board of NASPA (Student Affairs Professionals in Higher Education) and is now serving on the Massachusetts Democratic Party Public Policy Subcommittee. She was a member of the Education and Technology Subcommittee for the Commonwealth Readiness Project, a statewide initiative to develop a ten-year strategic plan for Massachusetts public education.
Manning received a BA from UMass Amherst and completed a project management certification program at Bentley University.
Steven J. McDonald
Steven J. McDonald is general counsel at Rhode Island School of Design and previously served as associate legal counsel at Ohio State University. He has handled a number of Internet-related legal matters, ranging from investigations of computer break-ins to alleged infringements of copyrighted materials on student web pages.
McDonald began his legal career in private practice at Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue, where he represented CompuServe in Cubby v. CompuServe, the first online libel case. He also has taught courses in Internet law at Ohio State's College of Law and at Capital University Law School.
McDonald is a fellow and past member of the board of directors of the National Association of College and University Attorneys and the editor of NACUA's The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act: A Legal Compendium. He received his BA from Duke University and his JD from Yale Law School.
David G. Post
David G. Post is a senior fellow at the New America Foundation's Open Technology Initiative, as well as a non-resident fellow at the Center for Democracy and Technology and an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute. Until his retirement in fall 2014, he was the I. Herman Stern Professor of Law at the Beasley School of Law at Temple University, where he taught intellectual property law and the law of cyberspace. He also has taught at the law schools at Georgetown and George Mason University.
Post is the author of In Search of Jefferson's Moose: Notes on the State of Cyberspace (Oxford), a Jeffersonian view of Internet law and policy, and co-author of Cyberlaw: Problems of Policy and Jurisprudence in the Information Age (West). He has published numerous scholarly articles on intellectual property law, the law of cyberspace, and complexity theory, including the most-frequently-cited law review article published in the last seventy-five years in the field of intellectual property, Law and Borders: The Rise of Law in Cyberspace. His writings and additional information can be found online at www.davidpost.com.
Margie Hodges Shaw
Margie Hodges Shaw teaches on the intersection of law and health care, medical judgment and decision-making, and bioethics. She serves as a member of the clinical ethics consultation team. Her dissertation explored coaching as a form of instruction and as a component of medical ethics education. Her current research interest include law and ethics instruction in medical school curriculum and issues in applied ethical decision-making in health care.
Previously, Shaw served as judicial administrator for Cornell University. She cofounded (with Steve Worona) and served as director of the Cornell University Computer Policy and Law Program, now the Cornell University Institute for Internet Culture, Policy, and Law.
Shaw received her undergraduate degree from North Carolina State University (1987), where she was inducted as a member of the Golden Chain Senior Honor Society. She received her JD from Cornell University Law School (1991), her MA in philosophy from the University of Rochester (2004), and her PhD in education from the University of Rochester (2011). She completed her Fellowship in clinical ethics at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry in 2012.
David Sherry
As the chief information security officer at Brown University, David Sherry has institutional responsibilities to provide proactive security expertise and guidance, engineer robust security architecture, champion identity policy, and enhance the culture of security awareness. As the university spokesman for both information security and privacy, Sherry also plays a key role in the records management program, regulatory compliance, and copyright law. Prior to moving to the higher education arena, he spent several years in financial services, with responsibilities for enterprise security governance and regulatory compliance, access controls and operations, identity management, and the security awareness program.
Sherry serves on the Educause Higher Education Information Security Council as well as several subcommittees and will be the chairperson for the 2016 Educause Security Professional Conference. A graduate of Providence College, with an MBA from Northeastern University and the certifications of CISSP and CISM, he is a frequent conference speaker on emerging security topics and best practices, as well as a guest lecturer throughout the academic year at several New England institutions.
Steven L. Worona
Steve Worona is a founding co-director of Cornell's Computer Policy and Law Program. He speaks and consults on Internet policy and law and produces and hosts webinars for campus and professional groups.
Worona recently retired from his position as senior policy director at EDUCAUSE, the professional association for IT leaders in higher education. He was the creator, producer, director, and host of EDUCAUSE Live!, a webinar series featuring conversations with leaders of information technology in higher education. Steve joined EDUCAUSE after a 35-year career at Cornell University, where he developed CUinfo (the first campus-wide information system) and Dear Uncle Ezra (the first online counseling service).
Worona taught courses in Cornell's Computer Science Department and Graduate School of Management and managed award-winning projects in electronic publishing, digital libraries, programming languages, and factory automation. He has lectured internationally on a wide range of topics, focusing on the impact of technology on our social and legal systems. At EDUCAUSE, he worked on a broad spectrum of campus and national IT policy issues, such as intellectual property, privacy, network neutrality, broadband initiatives, and management of the .EDU top-level Internet domain. He holds degrees in philosophy and computer science from Cornell and hangs out on IM and twitter as SLWorona.


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We have an ambitious, phased development plan to take Queen Anne's to new levels of excellence and to prepare our girls for an ever more challenging world.
With the Sixth Form Centre (Phase 1) and the fitness suite completed, we have now started work on Phase 2: a transformation of the heart of the school and the creation of brand new facilities for music.
A stunning new entrance and reception will provide an uplifting central area for the whole school and will transform the experience of parents, girls and visitors as they arrive. The performance areas will give the school the high quality venues it so badly needs to showcase the breadth and depth of creative talent.
More than this, Phase 2 will give the girls and music staff the facilities they have long deserved. Personally, I am always delighted and feel great pride when I see the girls perform, but they achieve this despite the facilities, particularly the practice rooms. It is wonderful to think what more they could achieve, and now, with the new development, we have the opportunity to take music to the next level.
We are so appreciative of the wonderful support that has meant our Phase 2: Music and The Heart of the School Appeal has raised over £450,000!
Julia Harrington
To see our progress, click on the first image to launch a slideshow.
Key benefits
A brand new welcome – The impressive and modern entrance will reflect the school's forward-looking, innovative approach to education.
Inspirational surroundings – Visitors will walk straight into the heart of the thriving music school. They will be surrounded by the sound of music practice and rehearsals and the buzz of girls going to and from lessons.
Performance – A new recital and seminar hall. This will be the conversion of the existing Café Six (and the old gym) and will provide an acoustically-treated venue, not only for music concerts, but also for seminars, debates and other performances. The new music school will also include a beautifully light ensemble space, ideal for smaller recitals (illustration below).
Practice – Purpose-made practice rooms will mean that even the sax players will be able to practise fortissimo without distracting surrounding musicians!
Production – The new Mac suite will make music technology attractive and accessible to the whole school. Girls who are not necessarily performers may have a real talent for production.
Whole school benefit – This development is going to change school life for all, for the better. Pride in welcoming visitors through the new entrance, inspiration from the music school, a sense of community from the shared social areas, the chance to reach new heights in every aspect of music and a showcase for all the girls' creative talents.
'We need donations from everyone who loves Queen Anne's and is passionate about its future.'
If you would like to chat about any aspect of development at Queen Anne's, or if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with Charlotte Wootton or Jo Sunderland in the Development Office at the School:
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Oregon Football: 7 Ways the Ducks Have Transformed into a Perennial PowerSeptember 7, 2011
Oregon Football: 7 Ways the Ducks Have Transformed into a Perennial Power
Well, when not facing anyone at the top of the SEC that is. Auburn last year and now LSU this year. Oregon still has a hump to get over when dealing with the best the SEC has to offer.
Still, Oregon has transformed itself into a household name when it comes to the top of College football. Here are the reasons why.
1. Phil Knight in Shining Shoes
Every successful franchise/program has some type of large financial backer. I will note that this should exclude the one franchise owned by a town, Green Bay. Let's list some of these out to prove the point.
- Dallas Mavericks - Mark Cuban is a billionaire, and, since he has owned the Mavericks, that franchise has been nothing but stellar.
- New England Patriots - Robert Kraft is a billionaire and anyone who says the Patriots have not been successful hasn't paid attention to the NFL over the last decade.
- New York Yankees - Now the Steinbrenner's own the Yankees, but all of George's money is still there. Anyone think the Boss's billions haven't made the Yankees successful?
- Boston Red Sox - Jim Henry is another Billionaire.
- Seattle Seahawks/Portland Trailblazers - Paul Allen was the Co-Founder of Microsoft. His billions have helped keep both franchises good and sometimes great since he's owned them.
- Dallas Cowboys - Jerry Jones and his $1.2 Billion Cowboy Stadium says a lot. How many Championships has he won?
- USC Athletics - Sometimes money can come from many different sources. In college sports, this is the typical way. USC's alumni are vast and many have very, very deep pockets. Will Ferrell on the sidelines or talking to the College Gameday crowd is a good example.
These owners/benefactors don't want for money. This is important because they are truly invested in the franchise and winning as apposed to making money from the team. These are some franchises that have the opposite type of owner/benefactor.
- Los Angeles Dodgers - Frank McCourt is really all I have to say.
- Los Angeles Clippers - Donald Sterling has always kept his pockets shut trying to run the team at a discount.
- Texas Rangers - Tom Hicks and the $252 million he gave to A-Rod was all he could afford. So, A-Rod played with mostly minor-leaguers for most of his time in Texas.
- Seattle Supersonics - Howard Shultz couldn't make enough money to keep the team going, he didn't have enough to start with and had to worry about such things, and finally had to sell the team. Now, Oklahoma City owns them and they are successful.
These are just some examples. I could keep going, but I don't want to beat a dead horse. Now, Daddy Warbucks' money leads us to..................
2. State-of-the-Art Facilities
Phil Knight has been dumping tons of money into Oregon Athletics. They truly have state-of-the-art facilities in Eugene. There was the stadium expansion for Autzen, the new training facilities, new locker rooms and then the Matthew Knight Arena, dedicated to his son.
You can imagine what facilities like this look like to an 18-year-old. I imagine it similar to your average fan walking into the new Cowboy Stadium for the first time. These days, recruiting is all about the bling.
3. Branding
Phil Knight has given money to build buildings and then opened up the Nike floodgates for the athletic-wear manufacturers' resources. Nike gets to use Oregon Athletics as a testing ground for all potentially new products. Apparel we see as common place on Oregon players isn't always something you can find at your local Footlocker or even online at Nike.com. Feedback on the equipment is essential for the new equipment Nike wants to put out.
On the other side, the University gets tons of free gear for the athletes. You might notice some interesting perks for the players, like sweats with the player's name and number on them in an array of colors.
Oddly enough, it's like the player joined the army when they join Oregon.
Young athletes are taken with all the clothing and gear. Oregon and Nike took the crazy uniforms with all the odd combinations and turned it into a brand. You can ask anyone about the University of Oregon and probably the first two things you will here is 'Nike' and 'The team with the crazy uniforms'. Whether you do or don't like the uniforms, you have to admit that word spread fast. These days, the 15-18-year-old audience likes the flash of the uniforms.
4. The Blur System
Chip Kelly brought something to Oregon that no one knew would blow up so fast, the Blur offense. Basically, it is a spread offense with the tempo of play moved up so fast that the team is ready to snap the ball before the ref has placed it on the ground. This style of play puts up big plays and big points.
Since the next level of play, the NFL, is now a QB driven league, the opportunity to play for a high powered offense has turned into something very appealing to the kids.
5. National Attention
With the notoriety of Nike and the Uniforms and the media attention from being so flashy on offense, the team is always on television. A lot of the time this is national coverage. Success brings the attention.
When talking to athletes, they always know right away who Oregon is. This wasn't so even ten years ago.
6. An Absent Throne
First, Washington vacated, leaving the thrown for the PAC-10 empty. USC happily picked it up and ran with it. Then, USC had it's problems and left the throne wide open at exactly the right moment for Oregon and Chip Kelly to hop right into the seat. It helps not having the king occupying the throne when you want to take over.
7. Recruiting
All the things I just pointed out lead up to what really matters, the players. Athletes are picking Oregon over other schools. Right now, Oregon has a real strong foothold in California and Texas. Even with the Willie Lyles fiasco, we will continue to see players go from Texas to Oregon.
This past recruiting season, Oregon even pulled De'Anthony Thomas away from USC at the last minute. Yes, the flash of the Oregon program did have something to do with it.
This just all goes to prove there is a system to creating a national power overnight. A little luck and the right timing helps too.


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Worlds are colliding. The place where we buy paper towels and kitty litter has teamed up with the department store that's stocked with our dream shoes. That's right. Target and Neiman Marcus have teamed up to release a collection of 50-plus items on Saturday, December 1, at the big box store and the luxury retailer.
Also in the mix is Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) which brought to the buyable table a group of 24 designers, including Marchesa, Altuzzara, Derek Lam, and Rodarte, who put their stamp on bicycles ($499.99), blazers($129.99-$149.99), cookie cutters ($29.99 for a set of five), and luggage -- among other things.
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The Good: In the utterly likable category, there's a trio of metallic Marc Jacobs pouches ($69.99 each), a set of colorful Carolina Herrera stationery ($19.99), and a black and white Diane von Furstenberg jewelry box ($49.99).
The Give-Aways: The stuff we don't want for our Grinchy selves but would be willing to snag as gifts for others includes a boyfriend-friendly stainless steel Rag & Bone flask ($29.99), a faux fur hat ($39.99) from Skaist-Taylor for that beast of a niece, and Band of Outsiders cookie cutters ($29.99) for an aspiring baker. To please the style-conscious, pick up Rodarte's nautilus-inspired ornament ($19.99) that'll make her tree as fashionable as she is.
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The Gimmes: Worthy of our wishlist this holiday season are a pair of leopard Derek Lam slippers ($49.99) and a gold and glass Altuzzara cocktail shaker ($49.99) for making classy drinks we can sip while wearing said slippers. We're also gonna need the sequin-embellished Prabal Gurung cape ($79.99) so that we can pretend to be Blair Waldorf while it's still chilly out.


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I've been working with a number of clients recently on Web-site CTAs (Calls To Action).
In an effort to reduce ambiguity and confusion and to suggest a common vocabulary for planning and talking about CTA implementations, here are my working definitions of the components that comprise a Call To Action.
Working Definitions
CTA Goal
CTA Goal Refers to what you hope people who are confronted with your CTA will do.
In the case of a clickable button on a Web page, the CTA Goal is the destination URL. In the case of a print ad in a magazine, the CTA Goal might be calling the telephone number or scanning the QR code displayed in the ad.
CTA Asset
CTA Asset refers to the actual entity of a particular Footprint consisting of particular Content.
On the Web, a CTA Asset is typically a graphic file. In print, a CTA Asset is press-optimized copy.
CTA Content
CTA Content refers to the words and media elements that comprise a CTA Asset. It also encompasses file format, such as Flash movie, raster graphic (jpg, gif, png), text-only.
CTA Footprint
CTA Footprint refers to the size dimensions of the CTA Asset. On the Web, "Leaderboard" is the name conventionally associated with dimensions of 728×90 pixels. In print, CTA Footprints are sometimes referred to in column inches.
CTA Placement
CTA Placement refers to where any given CTA Asset is to be displayed. It can also encompass other parameters such as alignment and margin.
On the Web, a CTA Placement spec might be top of left sidebar above local nav, flush left; just below main menu, centered; etc. In print, a CTA Placement spec might be top-half of back inside cover.
CTA Instance
CTA Instance refers to a specific CTA Asset that has a specific Goal in a specific Placement in a specific medium (Web page, print ad).
On a Web page, a Leaderboard Asset that appears below the main menu on a Home page and has a destination of XYZ.com is one Instance. The same Asset with the same destination appearing below the main menu on an About Us page is another Instance. A different Asset with the same or different Placement and the same or different Goal is another Instance.
Can you improve upon these working definitions? Feel free to comment below.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Kuala Lumpur (KL) is a city of rapid socio-economic and cultural development. It serves as an iconic symbol of Malaysia's future as well as the future of the region. It boasts of 8.9 million tourists a year, making it among the most visited cities in the world.
The city is a cultural mixing pot of Malaysia's 3 races – Malays, Chinese, Indians. It's very Southeast Asian because of its service-driven economy, and yet it's very Western because of its developed infrastructure. (rappler.com)
We arrived in our hotel room in the morning of our first day in Kuala Lumpur. We checked-in at the Pacific Regency Hotel, just across the KL Tower area.
We arrived in our hotel room in the morning of our first day in Kuala Lumpur. We checked-in at the Pacific Regency Hotel, just across the KL Tower area.
We kick-off our Malaysia trip by exploring the nearest attractions in our hotel.
First one we visited is the ever-famous Kuala Lumpur Petronas Twin Towers.
|Petronas Twin Towers - Kuala Lumpur
The Petronas Towers, are twin skyscrapers and considered to be the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004 and remain the tallest twin towers in the world.
|the view of the Kuala Lumpur Petronas Twin Towers from the exterior of KLCC Suria Mall
here's a view from the railway station.
Yes! We have arrived at the KL Central Market. It is located at Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock (Foch Avenue) and the pedestrian-only section of Jalan Hang Kasturi (Rodger Street), a few minutes away from Petaling Street. It was founded in 1888 and originally used as a wet market, while the current building was completed in 1937. It has since been classified as a Heritage Site by the Malaysian Heritage Society and it is now a landmark for Malaysian culture and heritage.
|infront of the Katsuri Walk, Central Market
here's their version of Pinoy's Putu Bumbong.
As we were walking around the city, i noticed the structures around me. How beautiful the buildings were and how great that they somehow preserved the beauty of its design.
We passed by Petaling Street, or the Chinatown in KL.; And everything is there! haha if you are looking for cheap stuff to bring as gifts and pasalubong, its the place to be.
|Jalan Petaling - Chinatown
Petaling Street however does not exclusively offer pirated products. Haggling is a common sight here and the place is usually crowded with locals as well as tourists.
|Petronas Twin Towers at Night
Before the night ends, we pass through KLCC Suria Mall and Petronas Tower again. And it really looks good at night.
just across Petronas Tower, i saw this beautiful building that shines like a sun because of its yellow/golden light.
|The view of the Kuala Lumpur Tower at night.
What a great start of my Kuala Lumpur Trip. I just can't get enough of the beauty of this place. Can't wait to explore further this city.