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Satellite-Regular Fonts
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United Sans Cond Light
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United Sans CondStyle
1.101;PS 001.001;hotconv 1.0.38Company
House IndustriesAuthor
Tal LemingTrademark
United is a trademark of House Industries/Brand Design Co., Inc.Copyright
Copyright 2006 House Industries/Brand Design Co., Inc. All Rights Reserved.Description
Part of the United family from House Industries.License
House Industries Font Software License AgreementHOUSE INDUSTRIES PRODUCTS MAY NOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED AFTER THE FONTS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED. Please read this agreement carefully! By installing House Industries font software, you are agreeing to the terms of this license. House Industries fonts and artwork are licensed for use on 6 rasterizing devices connected to the same network. A device may be, but is not limited to, a printer, rasterizer, video display terminal, CPU, workstation or any device where the font software is rasterized or display of the House Industries Font is generated from font software outlines. If your configuration exceeds this format, you must call House Industries at 302-234-2356 to expand your site license. If you do not agree to the terms of this software license, please return the software envelope unopened to House Industries, 1145 Yorklyn Road, Post Office Box 166, Yorklyn, Delaware, 19736-0166, U.S.A.1. Each House Industries font is licensed for use on a maximum of six rasterizing devices connected to the same local area network. 2. A multi-device site license upgrade must be purchased for multiple device use according to a multi-device license schedule available at www.houseindustries.com/license. Each location and/or entity must purchase a separate license, starting with the first device. An output device is any printer, such as a Linotronic rasterizer, laser printer, or dot-matrix printer, any video display terminal or any other device where display is generated from the font software outlines, such as with the use of Adobe Type Manager or native TrueType rasterizer if the font is to be used primarily for display terminals that generate the output, as in a multimedia CD. 3. House Industries font software may not be copied or duplicated in any form except for backup purposes. House Industries font software or documentation may not be rented, leased, sublicensed or lent to another person or entity. 4. House Industries font software may not be returned or exchanged unless defective. Defective software shall be replaced by the same software if accompanied with purchase receipt and seller is notified within one week of purchase. 5. Any software, EPS file, illustration, or anything derived from House Industries font software must be used according to the original licensing terms. This means, for example, that any modified House Industries font, or any outline information derived from any House Industries font is still licensed for the same number of devices as the original and may not be sublicensed, given away, or sold without written permission from House Industries. House Industries is responsible for technical support of its officially distributed fonts only. House Industries is not responsible for modified and/or regenerated software. 6. This license does not permit any form of embedding or encrypting of House Industries font software in digital documents or any other form. If embedding of House Industries fonts is desired, the user must purchase an additional license from House Industries based upon usage. If an embedding license is desired, licensee must represent and warrant that licensee's encryption of the embedded House Industries font software is secure enough to prevent access or use by anyone using the software in which the font data is embedded. 7. The user of this House Industries font software agrees to credit House Industries as the trademark and copyright owner of the House Industries fonts and list the font names, wherever and whenever design, production, or any other credits are shown. 8. Any violation by licensee of this agreement shall cause this license to be terminated. In the event of termination, and without limiting any other remedies which may be available against you, you must immediately return the font software to House Industries and certify that no copies remain in your possession or exist on the originally licensed site. 9. House Industries makes no warranties express or implied as to merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or otherwise. Without limiting the aforementioned, House Industries shall in no event be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, or incidental damages, including damages from loss of business profits, business interruption, and loss of business information, arising out of the use or inability to use the product. 10. Multi-device License Upgrade Schedule:House Industries software is automatically licensed for use on a maximum of six rasterizing devices connected to the same local area network. Each location and/or entity must purchase a separate license, starting with the first device. The upgrade price is calculated as a percentage of the original price of the software. The following is cumulative:- up to 10 devices: add 50 percent of original price;- 11 to 50 devices: add 20 percent of original price for each 5 devices;- 51 to 125 devices: add 15 percent of original price for each 5 devices;- 126 to 250 devices: add 10 percent of original price for each 5 devices;- 251 devices and over: add 5 percent of original price for each 5 devices;If your usage exceeds the number of devices for a given output device category, you must purchase the upgrade with the applicable number of devices. Call 302-234-2356 for a quote.
Gotham Rounded Book Italic
Style : Book ItalicPackages
Gotham RoundedStyle
Book ItalicVersion
Hoefler & Frere-JonesAuthor
Hoefler & Frere-JonesTrademark
Gotham Rounded is a trademark of Hoefler & Frere-Jones, which may be registered in certain jurisdictions.Copyright
Copyright (C) 2006, 2007 Hoefler & Frere-Jones. http://www.typography.comLicense
A copy of the End-User License Agreement to this font software can be found online at http://www.typography.com/support/eula.html.
SF Technodelight Italic V2 V2
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SF TechnodelightStyle
Derek VogelpohlTrademark
SF Technodelight Italic is a trademark of ShyFoundry.Copyright
Copyright (c) 2008 by ShyFoundry. All rights reserved. Freeware for personal use only. To purchase a commercial license, please visit our site at http://www.shyfoundry.com.Description
For additional information about the usage of this font, please read the included ShyFoundry Freeware EULA or visit our site at http://www.shyfoundry.com/licensing.License
For additional information about the usage of this font, please read the included ShyFoundry Freeware EULA or visit our site at http://www.shyfoundry.com/licensing.
Moby Bold V2
Style : BoldPackages
floodfonts, designed by Felix BradenAuthor
felix BradenTrademark
Moby Bold is a trademark of floodfonts, designed by Felix Braden.Copyright
Copyright (c) 2009 by floodfonts, designed by Felix Braden. All rights reserved.Description
Copyright (c) 2009 by floodfonts, designed by Felix Braden. All rights reserved.License
You are allowed to use the font for every kind of publication (electronic/print), it doesn't matter if its commercial or not. You can copy and give it away to your friends as long as the font-info-file is included with the postscript or true type data. It may not be remade or redistributed in any way: it may not be made available for download, it may not be sold, it may not be included in any kind of software collection without the express written permission of the designer.Felix Braden shall, in no event, be liable for any damages arising out of the use or inability to use this font.
1.00 December 17, 2008, initial releaseCopyright
Typeface (your company). 2008. All Rights ReservedDescription
This font was created using FontCreator 5.6 from High-Logic.com
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NK57 MonospaceStyle
Expanded SemiBoldVersion
Ray LarabieAuthor
Ray LarabieTrademark
NK57 Monospace is trademark of Typodermic Fonts Inc.Copyright
(c) 2015 Typodermic Fonts Inc. See attached license agreement. If agreement is missing visit typodermicfonts.com for more info.Description
P22 Kirkwall W01 Italic
Torleiv Georg SverdrupAuthor
Torleiv Georg SverdrupTrademark
P22 Kirkwall Pro Italic is a trademark of Torleiv Georg Sverdrup.Copyright
Copyright (c) 2010 by Torleiv Georg Sverdrup. All rights reserved.Description
Copyright (c) 2010 by Torleiv Georg Sverdrup. All rights reserved.License
P22 End User License Agreement and Limited WarrantyThank you for purchasing P22 fonts. To ensure that P22 continues to bring you more exciting, historically relevant type, please take the time to read this agreement. It might not be the most fascinating read, but its very important and may answer many questions that you may have. Please register your fonts and remember that free software is an exception, not the rule. 1. Notice to user. You (End User) have not purchased the ownership rights to this font, but rather a license to use this font on a limited basis. Purchasing a license for any P22 font or font distributed by P22 (International House of Fonts, Sherwood Collection and other) via download, or e-mail, constitutes an agreement between P22 type foundry, Inc (P22) and the end user of the enclosed typefaces (software) that the terms and conditions of this contract will be followed. If the fonts are purchased in hard copy format (CD-ROM or floppy disk), removing the media from its protective sleeve (paper pouch, DVD cases, or other) in which the media is contained constitutes the same agreement. If you do not agree with the terms of this agreement, return the complete package with the CD or floppy disk sleeve unopened to the place of purchase. If downloaded or received by e-mail, all files must be deleted. A signed affidavit may be required to receive a refund.2. Grant of License. The basic P22 distributed software license is limited for use on a total of 5 devices at one site for use on a single platform. A device is defined as a computer, printer, character generator, server or any other machine that uses font data to rasterize letterforms. A site is defined as one physical location. Platform refers to operating systems designated as 'Macintosh', 'Windows' or other. A laptop may be one of the devices in the basic license of 5 devices as long as the laptop is associated primarily with the licensed location. Simply working offsite on a laptop is permissible in the basic license and is regarded as an extension of the site. Work transported from one distinct network to another distinct network, via a laptop requires each network to be licensed properly.Additional licensing is also required if you are installing the font(s) on more than 5 devices (Site License), or a LAN/WAN Server with more than 4 devices, or, if you and/or additional users will have access to the font(s) at more than one location (Corporate License), or, if your printer/service bureau is installing the fonts for job output for more than one-time use (Service Bureau). Upon completion of job, service bureau must delete the font software or purchase their own license.--To calculate the required additional license, call P22 at 716 885 4490 or visit: http://www.p22.com/licensing.html to receive a quote.One copy of the font software may be made for backup. You may transfer the original software to another party provided All materials, including back-up copies are transferred and that the recipient agrees to the licensing terms and conditions contained in this agreement, and all copies are removed from the originating end user's (your) devices. 3. Fair Use. The basic P22 license is intended to accommodate personal use as in the course of everyday correspondence and document writing, or in the design of self-promotion pieces like business cards, newsletters and brochures. Other uses designated as professional or commercial may require additional licensing.Professional use is work performed by, not limited to, freelance designers, small design firms and corporate advertising firms that incorporate P22 fonts within a design for a client or self-promotion. Most alphanumeric fonts are allowable without additional licensing provided that the Grant of License guidelines are met. However, the use of illustrative elements (also known as dingbats, extras, ornaments) within logo design requires an additional one-time license. If you have purchased the font(s) license for use on a large scale campaign such as in the course of entertainment promotion, advertising, corporate identity design, product packaging, store signage or in any way that requires the multi media (television, internet, print or other) output of the font(s), an additional license may be required. This applies to in-house or client based work. Call P22 at 716 885 4490 to receive your large scale campaign quote. A royalty based Commercial license is required when P22 font software is used to create a product sold for profit. If you have purchased the font(s) license for use as the principle design element to create a product to be sold such as, not limited to, rubberstamps, refrigerator magnets, or if the usage of the font adds value (value added) to a product to be sold such as wrist watches, house numbers, stencil kits, decals, digital art (screensavers, 3-D models, or other computer application), please call P22 at 716 885 4490 if you have any questions, for permission or to receive your commercial license quote or visit: http://www.p22.com/comlicensing.html for examples.The font may be modified if properly licensed for non-commercial or in-house use. The modified font software may not be sold or distributed.4. Font Embedding. The basic P22 license allows for the embedding of P22 fonts only if the document created is set to Print and Preview. If P22 fonts can be extracted, edited and therefore transferred in any way, an additional license is required to account for each recipient of the document and font file(s)5. Copyright. The software and accompanying documentation are copyrighted and contain intellectual property information protected by law. You may not make or distribute copies of this software or accompanying documentation without the express written consent of P22.6. Disclaimer and Limited Warranty. P22 warrants that the font software is free of errors and will be replaced within 90 days of purchase in the event of defective media. If failure of the font software results from accident, abuse, or neglect, P22 assumes no responsibility to replace the software. THE SOFTWARE AND ACCOMPANYING WRITTEN MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED AS IS, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AND P22 SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS THE WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY. IN ADDITION, P22 DOES NOT MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE USE OR THE RESULTS OF THE USE OF THE SOFTWARE OR THE WRITTEN MATERIALS IN TERMS OF CORRECTNESS, ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, CURRENTNESS OR OTHERWISE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS A RESULT OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE IS ASSUMED BY THE USER.7. Update Policy. At the option of P22, there may be updated versions of the software which will be offered to registered users.8. Purchaser's Indemnity. You agree to inform any person (employee/co-employee/employer) having access to the P22 Software and copies thereof, of the terms and conditions of this Standard License Agreement and to ensure that these terms and conditions are abided. You agree to indemnify and hold P22 harmless from any and all claims, liabilities, and costs including attorney's fees, arising out of your breach of this agreement or promises you made. If these terms are not agreed to and respected P22 reserves the right to revoke Grant of License.9. Construction. This agreement is governed by and constructed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York. All disputes between P22 and the end user whether or not arising hereunder shall be conducted within the courts and jurisdiction of Erie County, New York.Please register your fonts. If you have purchased your font(s) directly from P22 you have been automatically registered. If you ordered your font from an authorized P22 reseller please keep a record of the time and place of the purchase; or if you purchased a CD, send in the reply/registration card enclosed within each package. (c)2004 P22 type foundry, Inc. -- Not Your Typical Type(tm) -- http://www.p22.com -- PO BOX 770 -- Buffalo, NY 14213
Simplo Soft W00 Heavy Italic
Ben BlomTrademark
Simplo Soft is a trademark of Durotype.Copyright
Copyright 2012 Durotype, www.durotype.com. All rights reserved.License
This font is the property of Durotype, and its use by you is covered under the terms of a license agreement. This font may not be given away, sold, rented or loaned to others in any way. For full information, see the license agreement you received with this font. www.durotype.com
Style : ItalicPackages
Astigmatic (AOETI)Author
Astigmatic (AOETI)Trademark
Fondamento Italic is a trademark of Astigmatic (AOETI).Copyright
Copyright (c) 2011 by Brian J. Bonislawsky DBA Astigmatic (AOETI) (email@example.com), with ReservedFont Name Fondamento ItalicDescription
Copyright (c) 2011 by Brian J. Bonislawsky DBA Astigmatic (AOETI) (email@example.com), with ReservedFont Name Fondamento ItalicLicense
This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License,Version 1.1. This license is available with a FAQ at:http://scripts.sil.org/OFL


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This Weekend in Sports: NBA and NHL Playoffs
Both the NBA and NHL postseasons are nearing their championship rounds. Here's what to watch this weekend:
Friday, May 31
French Open
Roland Garros Stadium, Paris; various times on ESPN2 / Tennis Channel; through June 9
Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams are the top seeds in the men's and women's draws at the 2013 French Open. The tennis tournament wraps up its first week of play this weekend. Matches continue through June 9.
Saturday, June 1
NHL Playoffs: Western Conference Finals Game 1 — Los Angeles Kings at Chicago Blackhawks
United Center, Chicago; 5 p.m. (ET) on NBC Sports Network
With each team emerging from a grueling seven-game series, the top-seeded Chicago Blackhawks face the defending Stanley Cup-champion Los Angeles Kings in the Western Conference Finals. Chicago's Marian Hossa and Patrick Sharp will lead the attack on Kings goalie Jonathan Quick, while Los Angeles's Mike Richards and Jeff Carter work against Blackhawks netminder Corey Crawford. Game 2 is scheduled for Sunday night.
NHL Playoffs: Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 — Boston Bruins at Pittsburgh Penguins
Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh; 8 p.m. (ET) on NBC
The top-seeded Pittsburgh Penguins battle the Boston Bruins in the first game of the Eastern Conference Finals. Pittsburgh will rely on Sidney Crosby, Pascal Dupuis and Kris Letang against Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask. David Krejci, Nathan Horton and Milan Lucic provide the offense for Boston against Penguins goalie Tomas Vokoun.
NBA Playoffs: Eastern Conference Finals Game 6 — Miami Heat at Indiana Pacers
Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis; 8:30 p.m. (ET) on TNT
The Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers' best-of-seven Eastern Conference Final series is tied at two games apiece heading into Thursday night's Game 5 in Miami. Whichever team triumphs on Thursday has the opportunity to advance to the NBA Finals on Saturday night in Indianapolis. As expected, LeBron James has led the Heat, while Pacers center Roy Hibbert has become an unstoppable force in the paint for Indiana.
San Francisco Giants at St. Louis Cardinals
Busch Stadium, St. Louis; 7:15 p.m. (ET) on Fox
The National League Central-leading St. Louis Cardinals (35-17) pit baseball's best record against the defending World Series-champion San Francisco Giants (28-25) in a prime-time matchup. The Cardinals send Adam Wainwright (7-3, 2.48) to the hill to face San Francisco's potent lineup, while the Giants start Madison Bumgarner (4-3, 3.13) against the St. Louis hitters.
Sunday, June 2
FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks
Dover International Speedway, Dover, Del.; 1:15 p.m. (ET) on Fox
Jimmie Johnson brings a 32-point lead in the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup standings into Dover for Sunday's race. Carl Edwards, Matt Kenseth and Clint Bowyer all hope to close ground on Johnson, who won the 2012 edition of this event.
Boston Red Sox at New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y.; 8:05 p.m. (ET) on ESPN
The Boston Red Sox (32-22) and New York Yankees (30-22) begin another chapter of baseball's best rivalry with a three-game series this weekend in New York. Sunday's game finds Ryan Dempster (2-6, 4.45 ERA) on the mound for the Sox against a Yankees lineup anchored by Robinson Cano. Hiroki Kuroda (6-3, 2.39) will start for New York against Boston hitters Dustin Pedroia, David Ortiz and Jacoby Ellsbury.

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Colorado sites designated as national landmarks
Aspen, CO Colorado
DENVER – Three Colorado sites are among the 27 spots nationwide that have been newly designated as national historic or natural landmarks.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Wednesday that Denver Civic Center has been designated a national historic landmark.
Also receiving that designation is the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad's San Juan Extension in Rio Arriba County in New Mexico and Conejos and Archuleta counties in Colorado. The narrow-gauge line is now owned by the two states and operated as the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad.
Salazar says Big Spring Creek in Saguache County has been designated a national natural landmark.
There are roughly 2,500 designated national historic landmarks and 600 national natural landmark sites nationwide.
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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Charcutepalooza's binding challenge led to a beautiful seafood mousseline terrine, which one of us enjoyed.
A traditional terrine & ravioli made from Scallop & Crab Mousseline.


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Pre-Purchase Information and Advice
Complaint Resolution and Requests for Assistance
Consumer Affairs Tabloid
Better Business Bureau
Solicitation Office
Providing solicitation information and service.
Processing applications for permits to do business on post.
Issuing and annually renewing permits.
Monitoring the actions of the permit holders for regulation compliance.
Initiating investigations upon receiving complaints of violations of AR 210-7, FH Regulation 210-7 Supplement and FH Regulation 210-5.
See this important message from the Texas Department of Insurance and the Department of Defense Reguarding the sale of Life Insurance to the Military.
Consumer Affairs and Financial Assistance Program (CAFAP)
Command Financial Specialist Program (CFSP)
The objective of the program is to enhance and maintain mission readiness and quality of life by providing Soldiers and their family members a ready-made program to help achieve personal financial readiness and deployability through the use of sound money management and consumer skills.
Army Emergency Relief (AER)
AER is private nonprofit organization whose sole mission is to collect and hold funds to relieve financial distress of Soldiers and their family members. Although a private organization, AER exists solely for the Soldier. AER belongs to all Army people, active, retired, and the spouses and orphans of deceased Soldiers.
Approval of an AER loan is based on the need created by an emergency beyond the control of the Soldier. Although each loan application is considered on its own merit, the AER office should be the last aid station when all other agencies have been unable to assist (Red Cross, Finance, other ACS programs, etc. AER will consider cases in the following areas:
AER is unable to provide assistance for abortions, bad checks, civilian court fees, fines or judgments, bail bonds, liens, legal fees, credit card bills, telephone bills, marriages, divorces, ordinary leaves or vacations, liquidation/consolidation of debts, overdrawn bank accounts/overdrafts, state or federal income taxes. Soldiers applying for AER assistance must first see their Command Financial Specialist (CFS). The CFS will then schedule an appointment with the AER office. The unit commander must sign all AER Forms 600 or 700. Application of Financial Assistance. The primary goal of AER is to meet every valid emergency for the Soldier and the family member. Continued command and individual support, prompt repayment of loans, and the use of the AER Program for valid emergencies will ensure the continued availability of AER funds for all Soldiers.
Commanders' Referral Program
Once the Commander/First Sergeant has approves the request the Soldier will bring the following directly to the Army Emergency Relief (AER) Office, Rivers Building 121, Room 129:
The following ranks are not required to obtain their Company Commander or First Sergeant's signature on AER Applications when they are requesting financial help for themselves:
Course Descriptions:
Credit Booster
Learn how to read and understand your credit report; how a credit score is determined and how you can improve your score. Learn how to correct errors found on your credit report which can reflect on your credit score. Also, you will learn how to understand the calculation of finance charges and how to lower your interest rate.
Discover the differences in banking institutions. This class places emphasis on record keeping and personal organization of finances.
Budget/Debt Management
This class teaches how to create an accurate budget/spending plan that you can stick to and that meets your need; plus information and strategies for managing personal debt; how to escape its clutches and improve your credit score.
Saving and Investing
This class provides and overview of all types of saving and investment products; this class covers the basic information needed to understand how savings plans and different types of investments work. The topics covered include IRA's, 401K's, TSP, 529 plans, and money markets accounts.
Understanding Insurance
Students will learn the basics of understanding insurance. The instructor will discuss the different reasons for purchasing insurance (life, auto, home, and renter's).
Home Buying
Buying your first home can be overwhelming. You will learn home buying terms such as down payment, mortgage, escrow, financing, home inspection, survey, property taxes, fees, titles, insurance, and legal responsibilities.
Consumer Affairs and Identity Theft
The goal of this class is to help the soldier and their families make smart consumer decisions and how to avoid problems in our increasingly complex marketplace. Subjects include purchasing a car and auto repairs; dispelling myths and avoiding scams; telemarketing, internet and mail fraud schemes; consumer laws, and many other topics. Information is provided on how to resolve disputes effectively and what role local, state, and federal agencies play in protecting consumers.
FREE CREDIT REPORTS: www.annualcreditreport.com or 1-877-322-8228 (To schedule an appointment to review your credit reports call 287-2489.)
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Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen ended his day-to-day involvement in the company's operations way back in 1983, when it was working on a new product called Windows. (It didn't actually ship the first version until late 1985.)
Over at his blog, he's published a long review of Windows 8. It's fascinating. Not because he provides any unique insider perspective. Actually, he doesn't even mention his background or dig into the operating system's 27-year-history. It's just a nice, straightforward evaluation of Windows 8 — positive, but with sensible criticisms and some tips on making it work better:
Overall, I have thoroughly enjoyed using Windows 8. However, there are a number of things introduced to Windows by the tablet aspect of the bimodal user experience that I found puzzling, especially for a traditional desktop user like myself.
When Apple releases new products, you know that Steve Wozniak will be quoted saying stuff about them. And — I'm sorry to say this, Woz — you know that he won't say anything that will surprise you. Hearing from Allen is still a novelty, but his post would be worth reading even if he were some random dude who'd been trying out Microsoft's next operating system.


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Indonesia manufacturer and exporter have wide range of Mahogany Furniture, Teak Furniture and Fruit Wood also. All furniture products are carved by Indonesian artisan and sell in adorable price. Indonesia itself has become the popular country in furniture industry and has known as one of the big furniture producer in Asia. Indonesia has exported hundreds containers of furniture each year either Mahogany, Teak or Rattan furniture.
Indonesia furniture presents various furniture categories such as; indoor and outdoor furniture, antique furniture, reproduction furniture, contemporary furniture, classic furniture, rattan furniture, garden furniture, and many more. Mostly, Indonesia furniture products are handmade and using solid hardwood material with good finishing. Meanwhile, the customers are allow to order custom furniture. The custom furniture create based on customer design. So that, make sure that you have a great design for your furniture.
Recently, Indonesia has exported furniture products to many countries in the world, such as; USA, Europe, Asia and other western countries. Indonesia furniture exporters are welcomed all importers to choose those furniture products. The furniture importer can build business network with Indonesia wholesalers, manufacturers and exporters. Find many wooden furniture products here which has categorized in various items.


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Murder Victim
Monterey County, California
January 12, 1999
Download Poster
A reward of up to $100,000 is being offered for any information leading to the identification, arrest, and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of Christina Marie Williams.
Christina Marie Williams was last seen on the evening of June 12, 1998, at approximately 7:30pm as she departed her home to walk her dog. When her parents found the dog still on its leash near their residence, they phoned the police. The family lived on the old Fort Ord near Seaside, California.
The remains of Christina Williams were found in a wooded area on the northern rim of Fort Ord in Monterey County, California, on January 12, 1999.
Submit a Tip:
If you have any information concerning this person, please contact your local FBI office or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate.
Field Office: San Francisco


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HMI Components offered by EAO include pushbuttons, illuminated pushbuttons, emergency stop switches, keylock switches, buzzers, joysticks and lever switches. Numerous additional HMI Components complete our comprehensive range.
A variety of mounting depths, design and combination options make our products hugely versatile. But what makes every EAO component really stand out are the cutting-edge materials, innovative technologies, and complete user-friendliness.
EAO's engineers analyze the application requirements of our customers. This ensures that the features and properties of the HMI Components supplied always meet their needs.
EAO makes it simple for designers to find the perfect equipment by analyzing their exact application requirements and adapting components to suit their needs.
EAO products comply with the latest relevant standards – throughout the world.
EAO HMI products are used all across the world, their impressive performance is appreciated by customers and end-users alike.
The latest downloads and additional information about EAO.
Close customer relationships and comprehensive service are core philosophies of our corporate policy.


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Billiards Table with Built-in TV/DVD
I have lusted after many a gadget or gizmo. The iPhone, Sony's Bravia TV, the techie umbrella - these are all plastic electronic things that have stolen my heart and captured true human emotion. I have also been repulsed by many a gadget or gizmo. The USB caplet, the MP3 Player that gives facials and the skirt covered mouse pad all make me wonder if half the industrial designers in the world are color blind creatures who have never met a smart, feeling woman.
For a split second I considered showcasing the Executive Billiards Table as a "Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?" item, then realized it wasn't a fair fight. While touted as a luxury device, the table is so horrifically geeky that I can barely look at it.
The table has a LCD TV, stereo with flat paneled speakers, games/DVD player, library rack, night lights, ball storage rack and a mirror backed bar. It costs $12,000. I say, buy a normal billiards table and a sweet flat-screen set. Forget all these awful devices that combine 10 bajillion gadgets into one.


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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College women's basketball team (12-10, 8-7 PBC) dropped a home match to the No. 3 Clayton State University Lakers (23-0, 16-0 PBC) Thursday evening.
The Bobcats were led offensively by Enisha Donley (Loganville, Ga.) for the third game in a row. Donley finished with 17 points on 5-of-10 shooting from the field and 7-of-10 from the charity stripe.
Shanteona Keys (Roswell, Ga.) was the only other Bobcat to finish in double figures, scoring 11 on 4-of-12 shooting and a perfect 3-of-3 from the free-throw line. Sadona Floure (Covington, Ga.) added six points and five assists. Floure has had at least five assists in the last five games for the Bobcats.
The Bobcats shot 15-of-53 (.283) from the field compared to the Lakers 28-of-62 (.452). The Bobcats pulled down 32 rebounds compared to 45 recovered by the Clayton State.
Drakema Griggs, second leading scorer in the PBC, scored 21 points in 27 minutes of action. Three other Lakers finished in double figures. Kayla Mobley scored 12 points and pulled down nine rebounds, while Shacamra Jackson and Jessica Covington each added 10 points.
The Bobcats will be back on the court Saturday, Feb. 16 at 1:30 p.m. when they travel to Columbus State University to finish the season series against the Cougars. The Bobcats and Cougars faced off Saturday, Feb. 2 at the Centennial Center, the Bobcats coming away with a 71-67 victory.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 8 (UPI) -- Singer Jordin Sparks defended the Jonas Brothers at the MTV Video Music Awards from the event's host who mocked their vow to not have sex until married.
VMA emcee Russell Brand made numerous jokes throughout the show Sunday night about the wildly popular fraternal trio's decision to wear purity rings to remind them of the promise they made to stay virgins until they wed.
Sparks leaped to the teen brothers' defense when she took the stage to present an award.
"I have just one thing to say about promise rings; it's not bad to wear a promise ring because not everybody -- guy or girl -- wants to be a slut," she said, prompting applause from the audience.
Brand later apologized from the stage as the Jonas Brothers, seated in the audience, looked on, not smiling.
"I've gotta say sorry because I said them things about promise rings; that was bad of me. I didn't mean to take it lightly, whatever. I love the Jonas Brothers and I think it's really good. I don't want to (tick) off teenage fans," Brand said. "Promise rings, I'm well up for it. Well done, everyone. It's just, you know, a bit of sex once in a while never hurt anybody."
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BIDDEFORD, Maine—Tim Richter (Naugatuck, Conn.) and Max Reavis (Omaha, Neb.) each scored twice and #9/11 UMass Boston (17-4-2, 10-4-2 ECAC East) jumped out to a 7-0 lead and never looked back in a 7-4 win over the University of New England (6-15-1, 4-12-0 ECAC East) Monday afternoon at the Harold Alfond Forum.
The pair of forwards combined for three assists as well, as UMass Boston earned their 10th conference win of the season.
Senior Mike DeGrazia (Novi, Mich.) added a goal and an assist for the Beacons, while freshman Frankie DeAugustine (Pittsburgh, Pa.) and Mike Miller (Wrentham, Mass.) tallied a goal apiece. Third-line center Derek Colucci (North Scituate, R.I.) recorded three helpers to tie his career-high for points.
After grabbing a 4-0 lead after two periods of play, UMass Boston put the game away early in the third, with three goals on three shots, over the first 4:47.
The University of New England struck back for four straight goals but it would hardly enough, as the Beacons moved to 3-0 this season against the Nor'Easters this year.
Freshman Zach Andrews (Coral Springs, Fla.) picked up his 15th win in 20 starts, by making 29 saves on 33 shots.
Nor'Easters sophomore Colby Drost made 15 saves in the first 45 minutes, before being pulled in favor of Ian Edwards. Edwards stopped all seven shots he saw on the afternoon.
The Beacons took a 1-0 lead just 3:04 into the game, when Richter took passes from Rob Florentino (West Roxbury, Mass.) and Travis Daniel (North Brunswick, N.J.) and found the back of the net on the power-play.
Reavis added on to the lead just under five minutes later, when he forced a turnover at the blue line and sent a hard wrist just over Drost's shoulder on a 2-on-1 rush.
The freshman first-line center made it 3-0 13 minutes into the third, with help from Cam Harvey (Bow, N.H.) and Daniel. Reavis' 3-point night broke a three-game scoreless streak and tied his previous career high for points in a game.
UMass Boston capped off the second-period scoring at the 15:37 mark, when DeAugustine received passes from Colucci and Harvey and knocked it home for his eight goal of the year.
The first five minutes of the third period would prove to be the University of New England's downfall, as the Beacons first three shots found the back of the net.
Miller made it 5-0 UMB 1:33 into the third, with Colucci and Richter picking up assists on the play. Less than a minute later, DeGrazia scored the Beacons second power-play of the contest, with the dynamic duo of Reavis and Richter notching assists.
The Beacons capped off the scoring flurry with at 4:47, when Richter took passes from Tim Niedzielak (Chicago, Ill.) and Colucci and rammed it home to make it 7-0. The senior forward finished the game with a career-high four points and now has 25 points in 23 games this season, after combining for 11 points over the course of his first three seasons.
The University of New England finally found the back of the net at the 8:40 mark of the third period, and the Nor'Easters quickly added three more, in their final home game of the season.
UMass Boston will return home Friday night for their "Pink The Rink" Game against St. Michael's College at 7 p.m. With a win against the Purple Knights, UMass Boston will wrap up the second seed in the ECAC East Tournament, the Beacons can fall no further than the third seed in the eight-team tournament.


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Apple's Now a Cell Phone Company, and Greed May Get the Best of Them
We've all seen the iPhone by now — at least we've seen the ads. They're everywhere. TV, the Internet, magazines. Sheesh.
As of 3rd Q 2007, Apple's sold about 1.4 million of them — and each and every one of them has generated revenue for AT&T as well. That's what Apple wants, but that's not what they're getting.
iPhones can only be bought from Apple or from AT&T as part of a 5-year cozy relationship between the two. Apple gets revenue off the sale of each and every iPhone, AT&T gets some of the revenue off the sale of the phones its sells, and AT&T and Apple share in the monthly revenue that comes in from each cellular contract. Piper Jaffrey analyst Gene Munster said that he believes Apple receives US$18 per iPhone per month from AT&T Wireless when people are paying our friends at AT&T each and every month for their cellular phone bill.
Problem is, not everyone is playing by Apple & AT&T's game. Some people believe that when they buy a phone, it belongs to them. Obviously, they haven't been paying attention to what Microsoft, Apple and others have been doing for the past few years. Turns out that you can't buy much in the computer world any more, all you can do is get a license to use the stuff which means — that's right — they can tell you what you can do with the software, computers and now cell phones that you buy.
About 250,000 iPhones have been purchased by individuals, modified so that they can work on other networks, and then re-sold. This means that you're not stuck with an expensive/slow AT&T contract. If you buy one of the "unlocked" cell phones, you can easily take it to most any cell phone carrier & you're in business.
Recent updates Apple has released for their cell phones have broken this hack. Apple has "Bricked" many of these modified cell phones through their new version of software. And they're planning on doing it some more.
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Northwest Halifax threw everything it had at Kinston, from a speedy guard who scored almost at will to different defenses to a deliberate coach who did what he could from the sideline to slow down the game.
In the end, none of it worked.
Northwest Halifax threw everything it had at Kinston, from a speedy guard who scored almost at will to different defenses to a deliberate coach who did what he could from the sideline to slow down the game.
In the end, none of it worked.
Denzel Keyes had 28 points as Kinston woke up late and fought off a pesky Northwest Halifax squad 86-60 in the first round of the NCHSAA state 2A playoffs at Viking Gym on Monday.
Top-seeded Kinston (23-2) will host No. 8 Pittsboro Northwood, which knocked off Warren County 72-56 on Monday, in a second round game at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Keyes� 28 points were one more than Northwest Halifax senior Gerald Crews� 27, yet it was Keyes� dunk following a turnover with 5:58 to play in the third quarter that started the game-deciding run.
�I never sensed any panic. Again, I thought we just came out lethargic. Our mental edge just was not there (and) that�s got to get corrected,� first-year Kinston coach Perry Tyndall said.
�I don�t think we were as focused as we needed to be but that was very evident. � We forced some turnovers, got some separation, and I thought we did a good job late of handling the zone and just doing the things that we are capable of doing.�
With Northwest Halifax, which shares the Vikings nickname with Kinston, hanging around and only down by seven, Jeremy Taylor�s steal turned into a transition dunk by Keyes on the other end to give Kinston a 42-33 lead at the 5:58 mark of the third quarter.
The dunk sparked a 9-0 run before Crews� 3-pointer ended it a little over 2 minutes later. But Kinston was just getting started.
It hit its first nine shots of the fourth quarter and clamped down defensively, even with Northwest Halifax (13-10) playing the stall tactic to keep Kinston from running its offense.
�We settled in and started working that thing inside and started making some extra passes,� Tyndall said.
�We also did a better job of getting out in transition in the second half.�
Brandon Ingram had 11 points, seven rebounds and four assists and Josh Dawson added 10 points and nine assists for Kinston, which won for the 14th straight game overall and improved to 32-2 in the state playoffs since its first of seven straight conference titles in 2007.
Kinston led 40-31 at the break and a runner by Crews made it 40-33 early in the third quarter before it went on its run.
Northwest Halifax � a 16-seed that didn�t play like it � managed to get it to 10 at 55-45 late in the period before another big run put it out of reach.
�We�ve got to turn around and be ready to play,� Tyndall said of Wednesday�s game. �You�ve got one day and then you�ve got another game.�
It took a quarter to get Kinston�s girls going, and once they did they didn�t stop.
Monique Lofton scored 21 points and Brittany Drumgoole added nine points and 10 assists as the Vikings handled the young Rams with ease.
Third-seeded Kinston, which will host No. 6 North Johnston, a 46-30 winner over North Pitt, at 6 p.m. on Wednesday in a second round game, hit just 4 of 14 field goal attempts in the first quarter but used its defense to force 11 first quarter turnovers and 27 for the game.
The Vikings (22-4) led 10-0 before the Rams (11-15) hit their first field goal with 2:48 left in the first quarter.
Freshman transfer Jada Faison added 13 points for Kinston.
As a team Kinston had 13 steals, four by Anshonee Addison, and outrebounded Franklinton, which started two freshmen, 38-27.
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VIKINGS (23-2) � Denzel Keyes 28, Brandon Ingram 11, Josh Dawson 10, Joyner 9, Ham 8, Dunn 7, Lopez 6, Taylor 5, Canady 2, White, Hart, Jones, Williams, Rouse.
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Thursday, May 22, 2008
I Love Pincushions!
I have a long standing fascination with pincushions stemming from childhood. I remember organizing the pins on my mother's pincushion by color and placing them into neat little rows. I looked forward to the aftermath of her sewing spree just to be able to reorganize those pins once again. I guess I didn't have all that much to do as a child. *grin*
I hope you enjoy seeing my latest polka dot project. Tell me if you're getting tired of them, okay? LOL
Sorry for the dark and shadowy photos. The lighting is very poor. We're currently experiencing vog due to southerly Kona winds. It has blocked out much of the sunshine making everything pretty hazy and gloomy. (If you're wondering what vog is, the word itself is derived from volcanic pollution and smog).
I've been feeling rather energetic and cheerful since I began working with my polka dot fabrics. I guess perky fabrics will do that to you. I should have pulled them out much sooner!
I'm currently hosting a giveaway for this pretty polka dot pillow. Please comment under that post (5/19) to be eligible for the giveaway.
Thank you so much for visiting with me. I hope you have a truly fabulous and creative day!
23 comments:
- LBP said...
Just stumbled across your blog and love your pincushions!
What pretty choice in fabric, bright and beautiful!
- Thu May 22, 01:51:00 PM 2008
- Kim West said...
This is sooo cute, I just love it!! Would you consider writing a tutorial for it?????
- Thu May 22, 01:51:00 PM 2008
- annemarie said...
ADorable pincushion - I love it. I agree with Kim - we need a tutorial!!
- Thu May 22, 02:47:00 PM 2008
- jessi said...
This is such a fab pincushion - funny that we both blogged pincushions today! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
- Thu May 22, 02:50:00 PM 2008
keep bringing them on....love the dots!!!! Thanks for the smiles your blog adds to my day. Hugs, Annie from San Diego
- Thu May 22, 03:08:00 PM 2008
- Sandra said...
Polka dots, yoyos and pincushions - the world is just a bit prettier today! Thats a sweet project!
Give that bread recipe a try, Lettie - if I can do it, you can - I can't believe how well it turned out, and I'm a total newbie to working with yeast!
- Thu May 22, 03:48:00 PM 2008
- sweetiepie said...
I love the polka dot pin cushion! I should make me one. My pin cushion is one of the old tomatos with the strawberry. It is pretty sad. Your stuff is always so bright and cheery! Joyce in Iowa
- Thu May 22, 03:48:00 PM 2008
I could never get tired of your polka dots! The pin cushion and pillow are absolutely wonderful and I'm thinking I need to learn how to do this! Thanks for sharing. Nancy in WI
- Thu May 22, 04:32:00 PM 2008
- Pat said...
I love your pincushion. It is so cute. We will always enjoy pictures of your work. Thanks for sharing.
- Thu May 22, 04:35:00 PM 2008
- Andre'a said...
Oh my word!! I soooo want one!! I cannot get enough of your perfect yo yo's!!
- Thu May 22, 05:11:00 PM 2008
- Catherine said...
I love your pin cushion. I want to make one!!! I don't think I'll ever get sick of your polka dot creations!
- Thu May 22, 05:23:00 PM 2008
A perfectly spectacular yo-yo pincushion! Polka dots and all. Nope, not tired of the polka dots...keep 'em coming.
I agree with you...I sure am getting tired of the vog.
Polka dots and yo-yos are a great counter measure! :0)
- Thu May 22, 07:05:00 PM 2008
- Jackie said...
Oh my, Lettie, I am just catching up on all your posts and I am impressed. You have been very busy! I love all your polka dots. How can one ever get tired of seeing the lovely dots? Your pincushions and all your various applications with yo-yo's are fantastic!! I am going over to enter your giveaway now. I love the little polka dot pillow pincushion! Say that 3 times fast.
- Thu May 22, 07:11:00 PM 2008
- Darlene said...
Keep those polka dots coming - loving them! That pin cushion is soooooo cute. A tutorial, please???????
- Thu May 22, 09:00:00 PM 2008
- Netter said...
I organize my pins by color or style also...I'm glad I'm not alone in that. I've been away from the old blog for a few days but I'm back and I've missed so much. I love the polka dots...love them! I also spy many yo-yo's...my other favorite! I'm so glad I found your site!
- Thu May 22, 09:08:00 PM 2008
- May Britt said...
I love polkadots, ricracs and pincushions. I've made a lot of this pincushions,but never with yoyo's on the top. It's so pretty.
- Thu May 22, 11:37:00 PM 2008
- rowena said...
What a quick trip down memory lane Lettie. I used to arrange the pins on my mom's pin cushion too!
- Fri May 23, 04:43:00 AM 2008
- Marie said...
OMGosh, I just made my first pincushion and I love them. I have a long way to go till I get like that but I love them too! And yo-yos!!!
- Fri May 23, 05:13:00 AM 2008
- papel1 said...
I went to google blog search, put in pincushions and found yours! It is wonderful! And I love yo yo's too! The colors of your pincushions are so cheery and bright. It inspires me.
- Fri May 23, 09:50:00 AM 2008
- Kari said...
It's so pretty, and useful too! THank you for the generous giveaway!
- Fri May 23, 10:08:00 AM 2008
- kamewh said...
Very pretty! Thank you for the giveaway!
- Fri May 23, 10:22:00 AM 2008
- katy said...
Very pretty!
- Sat May 24, 09:27:00 AM 2008
- julieQ said...
That is truly the most darling pincushion!!
- Wed May 28, 01:46:00 PM 2008


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"Degrassi is officially uniform free."
Main Plot
Mr. Simpson starts off the term with an assembly where he announces the school is getting rid of its uniform policy. He also introduces the new junior hockey team, with most of them being new students. Dallas, captain of the team, is staying with Drew and Adam. Meanwhile, Drew finally breaks up with Katie, saying that he cheated on her with a girl named Courtney. Katie's upset, but it leaves Drew free to finally date Bianca. Dallas and Adam decide to throw a party since the Torres parents are out of town. Drew gets drunk and Katie makes an appearance because she wants them to get back together. They go upstairs to an empty room and in a bid to reunite Katie has sex with Drew, who afterward, ends up passing out in front of everyone.
Sub Plot
After Mr. Simpson introduces the Ice Hounds Hockey Team, Alli asks Jenna and Clare if they plan on making any advances. Clare shrugs it off and goes to see Eli. She jokes with him that he's late, expecting him to flirt back. Eli mentions a NYU Portfolio for college, when Becky Baker comes up to them and introduces herself as the sister of Luke Baker, a player on the Ice Hounds, who moved to Toronto from Florida. She asks Clare if she would show him to her class. Clare accepts, and leaves Eli. Clare, Alli, and Jenna are getting ready for the party at the Torres house, when Clare questions whether her top is too clingy, making Alli and Jenna suspicious. Clare finally confesses to the kiss. She says she neglected to tell them because she didn't want to get her hopes up, and mentions that Eli didn't even bring up the kiss at school that day. As Jake walks by the room, Alli and Jenna ask for his advice. He says that Eli will come to Clare if he actually likes her. At the party, Eli is talking to a friend about his time at New York, and Clare tries to make an advance on him. Alli then charades her away and convinces her to try and have fun instead of obsessing over Eli. Later, Eli is sitting alone outside, and Clare comes out to talk to him. She asks him why he hasn't mentioned the kiss and he tells her it's because he's tried so hard to not be so obsessive over Clare. He tells her "the ball is in your court" and she says she's glad they kissed. He tells her that he's also glad he just wants to make sure she's all in. She then kisses him and replies with "Eli, I am all in." Eli then leans in and kisses her passionately.
Third Plot
After the announcement about the end of the uniform policy, Tori, Maya and Tristan are excited to go shopping for new clothes. Maya mentions that she wants to try out for Mo's new band. The hockey team walks by and Dallas makes a joke about Maya being flat-chested, making Maya feel insecure. Maya talks to Mo about auditioning for his band and Mo says he has a more "mature" vision, after glancing at her chest to imply Maya is not physically developed enough. Maya, Tori, Tristan, and Zig all go to the mall and Maya talks to Tori about what happened with Mo. Maya sees a poster of a woman in a bra and compares the model's breast size to her own, feeling even more insecure. Tristan then wonders aloud if Maya is thinking about getting breast implants. Tori tells him that she has a different idea. Later at home, after practicing her cello, Maya takes the "chicken cutlets" and stands in front of a mirror while putting them in, hoping they will make her look mature.
- This episode is named after the song "Come As You Are" by Nirvana.
- As of this episode, there will be no school uniforms anymore.
- In this episode, Degrassi students return from winter break.
- This was the first episode to air on the new 10pm ET timeslot.
- First appearance of the Toronto Ice Hounds, Mike Dallas, Becky Baker, Campbell Saunders and Luke Baker.
- Dylan Everett, Craig Arnold, Demetrius Joyette, and Sarah Fisher are added to the main cast.
- Spencer Van Wyck has been removed from the opening.
- Fab will be added to the recurring cast.
- The Toronto Ice Hounds hockey team were introduced in the first 5 minutes of this episode. Source.
- This episode marks the beginning of Eli and Clare's second relationship and the beginning of Drew and Bianca's second relationship.
- This episode marks the end of Drew and Katie's first relationship and the start of their second relationship.
- Drew and Katie lose their virginities to each other in this episode.
- This is the third season premiere to take place right after winter break. The first was Standing In The Dark (1) (Season 7) and the second was Just Can't Get Enough (Season 9).
Regular Cast (Ordered Alphabetically)
- Craig Arnold as Luke Baker
- Shanice Banton as Marisol Lewis
- Luke Bilyk as Drew Torres
- Stefan Brogren as Archie Simpson
- Munro Chambers as Eli Goldsworthy
- Dylan Everett as Campbell Saunders
- Sarah Fisher as Becky Baker
- Jahmil French as Dave Turner
- Ricardo Hoyos as Zig Novak
- Alicia Josipovic as Bianca DeSousa
- Demetrius Joyette as Mike Dallas
- Daniel Kelly as Owen Milligan
- Justin Kelly as Jake Martin
- Jacob Neayem as Mo Mashkour
- Lyle O'Donohoe as Tristan Milligan
- Aislinn Paul as Clare Edwards
- Chloe Rose as Katie Matlin
- Olivia Scriven as Maya Matlin
- Melinda Shankar as Alli Bhandari
- Alex Steele as Tori Santamaria
- Jordan Todosey as Adam Torres
- Jessica Tyler as Jenna Middleton
Guest Starring
- "Better" by K'naan - Heard in the opening scene of the episode where Drew, Adam and Mike come out of the car and arrive back to Degrassi.
- "Stronger" by Kahn Brothers - Heard when Maya gets told by Mo that he is looking for someone a bit more mature-looking for his band.
- "Come Alive" by Dvbbs - Heard when Drew apologizes to Bianca about the date being ruined.
- "Up All Night" by One Direction - Heard when Maya puts the implants on her chest and continues when Bianca tells Drew she needs to leave the party.
- "Balloon" by Vette - Heard when Drew kisses Katie in his room.
- "Thrilla" by Arahm Lee - Heard when Clare leaves the party to find Eli .
- "Planet Earth" by Shawn Hook - Heard when Clare kisses Eli.


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Opened: Opened 1904
Architects: Paul E. M. Duboy and Michael Graves
The Ansonia Hotel was constructed by William Earle Dodge Stokes between 1899 and 1904 as one of the city's largest and grandest apartment hotels. Stokes was heir to the Phelps-Dodge copper fortune and a major stockholder in the Ansonia Clock Company.
The 18-story Beaux-Arts building contains 2,500 rooms that were originally clustered in 300 suites. The original design also included an additional 10-story ornamental tower above the main building structure that was never built. All residential floors feature high ceilings, wide corridors and extremely thick masonary walls that, while constructed to make the building fireproof, also serve to make suites largely soundproof. The building incorporated the standard (for the time) tea rooms, restaurant, Turkish bath and grand ballroom. The lobby fountain originally hosted live seals and a special elevator carried cows to the roof where they lived while supplying residents with fresh milk. The building was the first hotel in the city to feature air conditioning.
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By the 1950s, most of the apartments had been subdivided into studios and one-bedroom apartments. The state of the building reflected the general decline of the city, leading to serious consideration of demolition in the late 1960s. One of the sequence of predatory owners removed and sold much of the copper ornamentation, including the rooftop lanterns. The basement bathhouse became home to the Continental Baths (a gay sex club) and Plato's Retreat (a club for heterosexual "swinger" couples). The first floor became the home of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, a musical theatre training conservatory. When I attended AMDA from in the early 1990s, I lived for a semester in one of the few student apartments the school maintained in the building.
In 1992 the building was converted to condominiums with 430 suites gradually being returned to their original layout as rent controlled apartment tenants died or moved out. A succession of retailers have inhabited the street-level storefronts: the basement space was a Tower Records store, later becoming a Food Emporium grocery store and a Gristedes grocery store, neither of which could compete with the Fairway across the street.
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Perry Township crash
Two vehicles collided Friday evening on state Route 45 in Perry Township after a woman entering her driveway reportedly turned left into the path of and oncoming car. According to township police, Ruthann Conrad, 64, of South Lincoln Avenue, was turning into her driveway on the east side of the road when her 2012 Nissan Altima was struck by Tadley Burt, 38, of Akron, who was driving north. According to Sgt. George Mlinarcik, drug or alcohol use is not suspected, and no injuries were reported. Both driver's were wearing their seatbelts. The accident happened around 6:20 p.m. at the entrance of Highland Creek. Conrad was cited for failure to yield. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer


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I've said it before and I'll say it again: There's a lot of bad information out there about grammar. But seldom does it come bundled in a veritable value pack of linguistic baloney like the one I found in a link on Slate.com.
The link, which promised to reveal "The 8 Most Common Grammar Pitfalls in Professional Writing," brought me to a blog on the website of EmpireCLS, a limousine service. And when that didn't prevent Slate from publishing the link, some cursory fact-checking should have.
Of the eight grammar "facts" that comprised the list, all eight were wrong. Some were more wrong than others. A few that were rooted in kernels of good advice were just worded so badly they crossed the line between right and wrong.
The author had handpicked the eight items from a list by Jon Gingerich, an editor at O'Dwyer's magazine, who had posted on the Lit Reactor website 20 such grammar "errors" (many of which were — you guessed it — wrong).
This digital daisy chain of drivel is a fascinating study of the staying power of language superstitions.
And it demonstrates how people are inexplicably eager to pass along any language prohibition they hear, never questioning the source.
Take, for example, alleged grammar pitfall No. 1: "If something can be quantified, the correct word choice is either 'few' or 'fewer.' If it can only be talked about hypothetically, 'less' is a better choice. If you have fewer travel assignments next year, you'll be spending less time in airports."
Where to start? By pointing out that time can be quantified? By noting that the author was trying and failing to repeat the oft-cited rule that the difference is that of "count" vs. "mass" nouns, which itself is not exactly right? By pointing out that "less" and "fewer" can sometimes be synonyms?
Here's the real guideline: To the extent that we want to give distinct jobs to "less" and "fewer," the difference is that "less" applies to singular things and "fewer" applies to plural things: The express lane is for 10 or fewer items, and if you remove the bread from your cart you'll have one less item.
Trying to explain the difference between "affect" and "effect," the blogger writes that "effect" can never be a verb. It can, as in "to effect positive change."
The list says that "nauseous" can't be used to mean "nauseated." It can. It says that "since" can't be used to mean "because." It can. It suggests that "further" can never mean "farther." It can. It says that "disinterested" is never a synonym of "uninterested." It is. And it suggests that "anxious" can't mean "eager." It can.
Finally, the list says that "impactful" isn't a word — an assertion easily debunked by anyone who understands how to use suffixes.
Ironically, many of the eight dead-wrong rules were rooted in good advice. "Since" can mean "because," but often it's a poor substitute because it can lead to confusion. You can say you're anxious for something good to happen. But "eager" is probably better because it lacks the negative connotation you get with "anxious."
Below the blog post, about two dozen readers posted comments. Some thanked the author for the great information. Others seized the opportunity to rant about their own favorite grammar peeves, many of them wrong.
Had any of the writers or editors involved opened a dictionary, they could have averted a minor tragedy of errors. Instead, they provided a lesson they never intended: Grammar superstitions feed on blind faith.
When someone tells you that it's wrong to use certain words certain ways, don't believe it. Just open a dictionary.
JUNE CASAGRANDE is the author of "It Was the Best of Sentences, It Was the Worst of Sentences." She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.