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"So Who's at the Next Table, Anyway?" - That is the title of a recent post by my friend and fellow bi-vocational pastor (in Scotland) Jon Gleason.
Pastor Gleason is a good thinker and a great pastor. I have really enjoyed his comments and writings in a number of areas over the last few years. He has recently begun a new blog called Mind Renewers that I have found to be very thoughtful and very pastoral. I have added his blog to my blog list on the left side of this blog and I encourage you to visit and read there often. You will challenged and you will be edified.
In the post linked to above, Pastor Gleason relates two experiences of overhearing conversations in restaurants (one serious and one humorous) and then encourages us with some piercing thoughts in conclusion:
Who is listening when we start exercising our jaw bones and wagging our tongues? Do you know who is at the next table? How would we moderate our speech if someone different were sitting next to us? What would we be saying about someone if the person at the next table is his neighbour or cousin (maybe it is)?
Both cases reminded me of the need to give consideration to the question: "Who might be listening?"
Make sure you go over to his blog and read his last sentence - for it is the crux of the whole thought and one that we all ought to consider.
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Hospitality and Tourism cluster
CIMC supports instructors and programs in the Hospitality and Tourism career cluster by providing a variety of instructional materials, ranging from career exploration to occupational preparation. Some of our related resources are featured below. Many others are available. To learn more, or to order any of these materials, contact our customer service department at 800.654.4502 or by e-mail, or use our online catalog.
Culinary Techniques
Culinary Techniques, part of the Culinary Arts series, aligns with American Culinary Federation competencies (a downloadable crosswalk is available). The student edition includes a textbook and separate workbook with consumable components. The teacher edition is available in print or on CD-ROM, and includes customizable tests and PowerPoint presentations.
Units include:
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Touring Oklahoma
Touring Oklahoma provides students with an opportunity to explore careers in the Hospitality & Tourism cluster within the context of Oklahoma events, attractions and places of interest. This curriculum also helps students to become more aware of marketing opportunities for destinations in specific regions of the state. Students will learn about tourism themes and destinations in Oklahoma, compare economic opportunities in different regions of the state, and explore careers in the hospitality and tourism industry.
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Touring Oklahoma covers the Travel and Tourism pathway in the Hospitality and Tourism cluster.
We are offering unit 4, "Touring Frontier Country," as a free sample to download.
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Beverage Management, part of the Culinary Arts series, gives foodservice workers the knowledge they need to get started in the industry. Topics include Beverage Basics, Wine, and Laws and Responsible Beverage Service. With Job and Assignment Sheets that are set up for schools that can and cannot offer alcohol to students, and a customizable teacher CD, this publication is sure to satisfy both students' and teachers' needs.
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As the first publication in the four-part Culinary Arts curriculum series, Culinary Concepts whets students' appetites for working in foodservice. The curriculum is aligned with the American Culinary Federation (ACF) "Knowledge and Skill Competencies." Topics include workplace and employability skills, safety and sanitation, menu planning, purchasing and receiving, management, and more.
Culinary Concepts covers the Restaurants and Food/Beverage Services pathways in the Hospitality and Tourism cluster.
We are offering Unit 1, "Introduction to the Foodservice Industry," as a free sample to download.
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Blakney Picks Up Two More Weekly Awards
- Rams junior guard named to D3hoops.com Team of the Week and Met Basketball Player of the Week -
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Junior forward Kimberly
Blakney (Brooklyn, N.Y./Benjamin Banneker) picked up two more
weekly awards for her play during the week of February 16th -
February 22nd. She was named to the D3hoops.com Team of the Week
and the Met Basketball Writer's Association (MBWA) Player of the
Week, to go along with her Skyline Player of the Week award.
Despite playing in just two of the team's three games, Blakney averaged 37.5 points, 12 rebounds, seven steals, four blocks and 3 assists per game. Farmingdale (16-8, 14-4 Skyline) beat Yeshiva 70-35, then lost to Purchase 78-74 and Mt. St. Vincent 102-98. She posted 25 points and nine rebounds against Purchase, before exploding for a career-high 50-point performance against Mount Saint Vincent. In that game, she added 15 rebounds and 10 steals, marking the second triple-double of her career. She also blocked 5 shots and had 4 assists, and her 17 free throws made in that game is a school record.
For the week, she shot 50% from the field, 46.7% from behind the
arc and 83 percent from the free throw line. She was also named the
Skyline Conference Player of the Week for the fourth time this
season. Farmingdale heads to the Skyline Conference tournament this
week as the second seed. They have a first round bye and will host
either Mount Saint Vincent or St. Joseph's on Thursday night at
6:00 p.m.
Blakney is the second player from Farmingdale State to be named to the D3hoops.com Team of the Week this season. Four other players among Division III women's basketball teams joined her on this week's team, including LeighAnn Burke (DeSales), Jordan Osley (Mount Mary), Kathleen Brown (Marymount), and Renee Brandenburg (Bethany).
The MBWA Player of the Week is selected regardless of Division, and names an Honor Roll for players who are not named the Player of the Week but receive votes. Blakney was joined this week by Judie Lomax (Columbia), Molly Tubridy (Dowling), Kelly Regan (Manhattan), Christina Baxter (Mercy), Meredith Paggi (Mount Saint Mary), Brittany Shields (Pace), Jennifer Danio (Purchase), Jennifer DiChiara (Queens), and Erin Anthony (U.S. Military Academy).
About the D3hoops.com Team of the Week
The Team of the Week is in its 12th season and recognizes the top performance at each of the five positions from the previous week. It is selected by D3hoops.com staff from nominations by SIDs and coaches.
About the PrestoSports/MBWA Weekly Player of the Week Award
Celebrating its fifth season, the Player of the Week Award is granted on a weekly basis by the New York Area Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association. Each week, each of the nearly 75 schools that play college basketball in the Tri-state area have the ability to nominate one male and one female student-athlete, based upon their on-court accomplishments over the previous seven days. An esteemed panel of media members votes to select the winners from the nominations. All players who receive votes, but are not named the Player of the Week, are then named to the Honor Roll.


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The goal of treatment is to destroy as much of the cancer as possible, while preserving kidney tissue and function. Additional treatment may help to prevent the spread or recurrence of cancer. The treatment plan will often include a combination of approaches based on the characteristics of the cancer, patient's age, general health, and prognosis. Comfort measures can be provided if kidney cancer is in advanced stages.
The treatment and management of kidney cancer most often involves surgery and drugs that target certain cancer cell characteristics to inhibit growth (targeted therapies). Biologic therapies may also be used to alter components of the immune system so it can better recognize and fight the cancer cells. Chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy are common treatment options with most cancers, but are not as effective in treating kidney cancer.
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Rather than write another post game on last nights debacle, I decided to give some perspective into how bad a shape the Knicks truly are. Unlike most Knick fans, I will remain patient with this team. I am as frustrated as any fan but I understand that this is still a long NBA season and this team still has a lot of kinks to work out. They've been horrid this season but this Knick team still has the potential to have a great season. Hopefully this helps the reeling Knick fans reading, I'm trying my best to help, here is some perspective on the 6-9 Knicks:
At this point last season, the 15 game mark, the Knicks were 7-8. After their 3-8 start, the Knicks won 13 of 14 games to propel themselves into playoff contention. This years Knicks team started 6-8. While the fans were angry last season, the sky seems to be falling right now. D'Antoni's head is being called for, Melo and Amar'e can't work together, Chandler is not worth the money, etc. I do not however take any of these stances. What Knick fans need to realize is that there was a lockout shortened off-season. I understand that all teams dealt with this but few teams, if any, have to make adjustments like the Knicks do. This is a flawed roster, there is no doubt. Carmelo and Amar'e are not a perfect fit together but they can work. It just takes time. The offense can adjust to integrate Chandler more. It just takes time. The guards on this team should be able to hit jump shots, they have started the season cold. They should improve with time. There are 66 games in this season, the Knicks have played about as poor as they can and they are 6-9 and if the season ended today they would be the 8th seed in the east.
Where do the problems lie on this team? I believe everybody on the team, including the coaching staff, deserves blame for the recent struggles of the team. The Knicks offense has been stagnant and too Isolation oriented. That falls on both the coaching staff and the lack of a point guard. As this team continues to play together, they have the potential to fix this problem. There will always be isolation sets with Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire but as this team plays together, especially with Baron Davis returning, this team should become better and moving to open spots and moving the ball. I do not necessarily believe Davis will be an all-star savior for this team but I do not think this team needs him to put up 20 and 10 per night. Baron Davis needs to come onto the floor and lead this team. He needs to get the Knicks in their sets. He needs to get Amar'e and Melo and Chandler the ball in spots they can be successful. He must be the anti-Toney Douglas and I believe he will be. The Knicks shooting must improve as well on this team. Landry Fields has shown signs of busting out of his space jam-esque slump the past two games. Toney Douglas has been horrible but given his history as a Knick, it is not farfetched to believe that at some point he will start hitting his shots. Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire have shot far worse this season than they have shot historically. With time and a better point guard, everybody on the team should improve their shooting.
How bad is this team? They have been pretty bad as of late but there have been some upsides to be realized. The defense, impacted by assistant Mike Woodson, center Tyson Chandler and guard Iman Shumpert, has been pretty good this season. Although ranked a pedestrian 18th in defensive efficiency, before the last 5 games the Knicks were ranked in the top 10. The struggles of the offense, especially against Milwaukee in which the Knicks had 24 turnovers, have hurt the defense as of late which has resulted in the slide of their defensive efficiency rating. Point is, the defense has not been the problem this season which is a great sign because that was the big criticism of the Knicks coming into the season. With Mike D'Antoni coaching this team, I am confident the offense will improve. The Knicks currently are ranked 24th in offensive efficiency. That will not stick, the Knicks really have nowhere to go but up offensive since the offense has killed the Knicks this season.
Should D'Antoni be fired? No. No. No. No. No. What good will firing D'Antoni do? There is no suitable replacement right now. The most likely replacement would be Mike Woodson, creator of the "Iso-Joe" offense in Atlanta. People complain about the offense now? The offense under Woodson would be twice as stagnant as it currently is now. Jeff Van Gundy? Too many burned bridges. Jerry Sloan? He will never want to deal with the New York media, especially cause he made his money as a coach in Salt Lake City. People think that the Knicks can get Phil Jackson. They are wrong. Phil Jackson historically, coaching teams with Jordan and Kobe, only will coach teams with superior talent. This Knick team currently has two isolation-minded offensive stars that haven't learned to play together. This Knick team currently has no semblance of a bench. This Knick team currently has no point guard. Phil Jackson will not touch this team as it is currently producing/built. If this team finishes with a second round playoff loss then maybe Jackson comes but right now Jackson will not come within miles of Madison Square Garden.
In conclusion while this team has been pathetic as of late, there is still plenty of time to turn this team around. Despite all the struggles they have had, the Knicks would still be the 8th seed in the east. A loss tonight would put the Knicks as close to rock bottom as possible. Given that Baron Davis doesn't blow out his back when he returns to the lineup, his leadership and presence should make a big difference on this team. I still believe this is a playoff team with the potential to make a run. They have not played well to this point and they have holes to patch up but the ceiling on this team is high. D'Antoni historically has shown the ability to take teams deep into the playoffs and I believe he should be given a chance with this team. I am as frustrated as any Knick fan but I hope this helps to give some perspective into how much trouble the Knicks truly are in.Follow @tarmosino


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Schecter Guitar Research Debuts Solo Vintage Solo Special
Fresh off of winter NAMM, Schecter Guitars releases the Solo Vintage and Solo Special collection. Expanding their single cut silhouette, the Solo Vintage & Solo Special showcase traditional features, from the heyday of Rock & Roll, for well under a grand.
The Solo Vintage (pictured, left) brings back the vibes with a Bigsby B-50 Vibrato, roller Tune-O-Matic bridge and filtertron-esque covered pickups. Hiding under those groovy covers are a Duncan Designed HB-102 and an FG-101 in the bridge and neck position respectfully. Adding to the retro cool factor is a raised "S" logo on the headstock with crème binding on the body, neck and headstock.
The Solo Special keeps the flash backs coming with a slab body packing a Duncan Designed HB-102 in the bridge position and a Duncan Designed P-100 which is a noiseless variant of the popular P-90.
Both guitars are 24.75" scale length mahogany bodies with Schecter's Ultra-Access Set Neck, 22 Medium fret Rosewood boards and crème dot inlays. For modern versatility, coil tapping is standard on each model, which allows for single coil trips to the sonicsphere.
Schecter loves pairing quality and affordability; you can find the Solo Special for ($729) MSRP, available in See-Thru Cherry (STC), TV Yellow (TVY) and 2-Tone Sunburst (2TSB). The Solo Vintage is priced at ($869) MSRP with color options of See-Thru Cherry (STC), Gloss Black (BLK) and 2-Tone Sunburst (2TSB).
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Every year, seniors graduate from this fine institution. Sooner or later, they wonder what will happen to their email, not only the many missives they've lovingly saved from their college years, but also any new email which may arrive through their middlebury.edu address. Well, friends, wonder no more. This information is taken from the Helpdesk Policy page on the LIS Wiki (http://mediawiki.middlebury.edu/wiki/LIS/Helpdesk_Policy):
Your campus accounts (email, file server, personal webpages) are deleted 6 months after graduation. You will receive email warnings about one month prior to account deletion. To ensure that you don't lose any important data:
File backup from server: Visit NetStorage to retrieve files from file servers and save them on your own private backup (your own computer, portable hard drive, etc.) You may export your email to various email clients. If you do not already have a program configured, you may set up an email connection by following our email configuration instructions.
Forwarding email: you may forward your Middlebury College email account to another account of your choosing by visiting go/forward BUT THIS FORWARDING WILL CEASE TO WORK when your account is deleted after graduation.
Lifelong email: the Alumni Office offers a lifelong email forwarding account to all Middlebury alumni. Find out more at our alumni faq page.
Technical support for computers purchased through Middlebury College ends when you graduate. In the event of technical problems after graduation, we encourage you to contact the manufacturer directly:
Dell Technical Support: http://www.dell.com/support or 800-234-1490 (x7269080 for Latitude; x7269077 for Optiplex)
Apple Technical Support: http://www.apple.com/support or 800-800-2775.
In other words, we love you, but the responsibility for taking care of your computer, files, and email content after you graduate is your own. You're one of the grown-ups now!


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The Real Truth About BP and What is Happening in the Gulf
Kurt Nimmo
June 26, 2010
BP is engaged in criminal negligence. It only pretends to clean-up its mess when government officials arrive for photo-ops. BP and its employees have given more than $3.5 million to federal candidates over the past 20 years, with the largest chunk of their money going to Obama.
BP Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg told reporters earlier this month: "I hear comments sometimes that large oil companies are greedy companies or don't care, but that is not the case with BP. We care about the small people."
Small people. Expendable people. The woman in this video tell us what is really happening in Louisiana. BP, Obama, and Congress — all beholden to large corporations and bankers — are sacrificing thousand of people and keeping it hidden.
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The Orange-Senqu River basin is located in southern Africa, encompassing all of Lesotho, a large portion of South Africa, southern Namibia and southwestern Botswana.
This is Version 2.0 of the Orange-Senqu River Awareness Kit (2011) - an information and knowledge management tool for the Orange-Senqu River basin, to support capacity development and the sustainable management of the environment and resources within the basin. Included within the Orange-Senqu RAK are self-learning resources, supported by interactive visualisation tools, maps, documents and Google Earth layers. The intended audience for the Orange-Senqu RAK is the broad spectrum of stakeholders in the Orange-Senqu River basin, including government agencies, river basin managers, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), educational establishments and the general public, as well as the international community.
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Let me guess, you have been playing Universal crossword and got stuck on the clue Business big shot. Well, you have come to the right place to find the answer to this clue.
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Now you have the answer to your clue. Its time to move on to the next clue. You can browse through the list with all the answers to the Universal crossword of June 15th, 2018. Or you can use the search form below to find the answer (no matter if its Universal Crossword or any other crossword).
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Congrats to MSCREP for htting the the 1,000 cache mark.
But watch out - Parmachenee is catching up fast, and we'll be there in a month or so! LOL!
Congrats to MSCREP for htting the the 1,000 cache mark.
But watch out - Parmachenee is catching up fast, and we'll be there in a month or so! LOL!
Congrats MSCREP!!! Onward to 2000!!
Wow - there is a LOT of caching going on these days for sure! Congratulations!! It was nice to meet you at the Agamenticus event. Happy caching!
~ Beach Comber ~
Congratulations on the 1 K mark! That's a thousand memories to pick from??
very cool! congratulations!
"life is short...make a mess of it!"
yeah, i would be there too if i actually logged all my finds, im actually finding all the caches in maine again for the 4th time... heh.. congrats!
Once the game is over, the king and the pawn go back in the same box.
Thanks everyone. It hardly seems like almost two years have passed since I started caching. I really should figure out whether or not I actually like this sport.

1000 or more stories I'm sure. Congrats on 1000 and now to the next 1000 and beyond.
Why not live life like it is your last day....instead of pretending to be a member of the Peter Pan Club and believing you will be around forever.


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Despite their flurry of off-season moves, the Knicks had yet to get their hands on a badly needed perimeter defender. They got one Tuesday, as they have signed ex-Chicago Bull Ronnie Brewer to a one year contract. Brewer will make $1,069,509 this season, the veterans minimum for Brewer who has played six NBA seasons. I like this move. It was imperative, especially with Iman Shumpert injured, that the Knicks go out and get a wing who can defend. Brewer has the versatility and athleticism to guard both 2's and 3's out on the wing. I really like some of the lineups you could roll out with Brewer on the floor. With Brewer on the court, the Knicks have the ability to play really big with Brewer at the 2, or they could play small with Brewer at the 3 and presumably Melo at the 4. Once Iman Shumpert returns, I think you could do a lot of interesting things schematically with Brewer. The Knicks could run both Brewer and Shumpert together, which would in theory give them an exceptionally strong perimeter defense.
Unfortunately for the Knicks, consistently strong outside shooting is still a need. For as good as Brewer is defensively, he's equally as inept offensively. Brewer is athletic, but he is not a good outside shooter and really cannot create his own shot. Brewer is a career 24.4% 3 point shooter and shot 27.5% last season. He also is a poor free throw shooter as he shot 65% and 56% respectively over the past two seasons. As you'll see, he has very poor form on his jump shot which has a lot to do with why they never go in. He is a pretty good ball handler for a big wing player, but Woodson's system won't tailor to that particular skill. Brewer's best offensive asset is his ability to find open cuts to the basket, but we all know that Woodson's system isn't exactly tailored to that particular skill either. Woodson's offense predicates around the best offensive players having the ball in their hands, this meaning Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire. Brewer would have been a good fit in the D'Antoni system that allows for point guards handling the ball and hitting cutters and open shooters. Offensively, Brewer is not a great fit here because he cannot shoot.
Overall, this is a steal for the Knicks. They got good value in Brewer, who made $4.7 million over each of his last two seasons in Chicago, as he signed for the veterans minimum. Landry Fields, a slightly inferior player to Brewer, got $9.1 million from Toronto, which makes the Brewer signing look even better. Brewer should be an upgrade over Fields. Neither player can shoot, and Brewer has even less of an offensive skill set than Fields. However, while Fields was a good defender, Brewer is a great defender. I think his impact defensively will far trump the mediocre offensive output that Landry Fields gave the Knicks last season. This is a good move for the New York Knicks.
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Mixed mode exception with Visual Studio .NET 4.0 or higher
Vimba's .Net assemblies are built for the .NET 2.0 framework (the current version is 4.5). In order to achieve backward compatibility, go to the application directory and modify the framework version to be used in the configuration file *config:
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Every college football player dreams of hearing his name called as part of the NFL draft. It�s a moment he�ll never forget, regardless of how long his professional career lasts.
Sometimes, though, it�s to a player�s advantage not to be picked.
That�s how things worked out for Casey Barth and Nick Becton on Saturday.
Instead of being tied down to a specific team as a late-round pick, the Wilmington natives were able to choose between several offers as undrafted free agents.
For Barth, a kicker from North Carolina and Hoggard High, that turned out to be the Atlanta Falcons.
For Becton, an offensive tackle from New Hanover who played his college ball at Virginia Tech, it was the San Diego Chargers that presented the best opportunity to make the roster and fulfill his professional football dream.
Barth�s offer from Atlanta came as something as a surprise, since neither he nor his agent had any contact with the team in the weeks leading up to the draft. He decided to accept it because unlike his other offers from the Carolina Panthers and Indianapolis Colts, he wouldn�t have to compete just to earn a spot in training camp later this summer.
�Atlanta wanted to sign me to a one-shot contract. Carolina and the Colts were talking about me competing with other rookies with just a tryout contact,� said Barth, who is scheduled to report for rookie camp next Friday. �It�s just better for me as I try to move up in the ranks a little bit.�
Barth finished his UNC career with a school-record 62 field goals and a percentage of 80.5. He set another school mark by converting his final 126 extra points without a miss.
In Atlanta, he will be competing with veteran Matt Bryant.
Although Bryant made 33 of his 38 attempts last season, including a long of 55 yards, he is 37 years old and carries a much higher price tag than an undrafted rookie. Barth would become an NFC South division rival of his older brother Connor if he is able to beat out Bryant and win the job with the Super Bowl contending Falcons.
Connor Barth kicks for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
�That would be unbelievable,� he said. �They told me they wanted me to come in and compete for the job. That�s all I can ask for.�
Only two kickers � Dustin Hopkins of Florida State (Bills) and Caleb Sturgis of Florida (Dolphins) were taken in the seven-round draft.
The pool of offensive tackles was much deeper. But after signing with San Diego as a free agent, Becton now has just as much a shot at making the roster as those whose names were called over the past three days.
�This is what I�ve been working for,� Becton said. �Now it�s up to me to go out there and make the team.�
Like Barth, Becton had his choice between several teams interested in signing him once the draft was over. He picked the Chargers because of their need to strengthen an offensive line that forced quarterback Philip Rivers to stay on the run most of last season.
San Diego took Alabama tackle D.J. Fluker in the first round, but he was the team�s only offensive line selection in the draft.
�They told me they needed some more good lineman,� Becton said, �so I felt like that would be the best opportunity for me.�
The Chargers� rookie camp is scheduled to start next week.
Becton and Barth and the second and third Wilmington natives to earn a shot at playing in the NFL in this rookie class. Offensive guard Jonathan Cooper, a former teammate of Barth at both UNC and Hoggard, was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday with the No. 7 overall pick in the first round.
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Hey everyone! We here at Knollwood are trying to raise money for merchandise to sell for our cleanup and improvement efforts. Follow the link at the bottom of this message for a full description, a short video presentation, and the opportunity to either donate, or share my message with others.
I have just heard that the director of the City of Kalamazoo Parks department has resigned, so we have a new opportunity to truly change the image of Knollwood.


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2009 V Foundation Comeback Award Finalists Announced -
Steward on the List
Award presented by The V Foundation for Cancer Research and ESPN
Cary, N.C. -- The V Foundation for Cancer
Research has announced the finalists for the ninth annual V
Foundation Comeback Award. The award is presented in conjunction
with ESPN and the recipient will be announced during ESPN's
basketball Final Four/NIT weekend coverage.
The finalists are: Suzanne Albert, Felician College; Jermaine Bishop, Northern Arizona University; Kelvin Davis, San Diego State University; Joe Ford, University of the Pacific; Jerika Jenkins, Hampton University; Brooke Johnson, Western Carolina University; Cait McMahan, University of Tennessee; Ole Miss Men's Basketball Team, University of Mississippi; Eleia Roddy, University of Kentucky; Dana Pernell Smith II, Longwood University; Tiffara Steward, Farmingdale State College; Azania Stewart, University of Florida.
The annual award is open to men and women collegiate basketball student-athletes in all divisions. It is awarded to an individual or a team who has accomplished a personal triumph in the face of true adversity, be it in health, life or moral dilemma. Student-athletes are nominated by their athletics department representative.
The award is presented in memory of Jim Valvano, the late basketball coach and ESPN commentator, whose personal battle with cancer inspired the creation of The V Foundation. In his memorable speech at ESPN's inaugural ESPY Awards announcing the creation of The V Foundation, Valvano's "Don't Give Up. . .Don't Ever Give Up!"® motto created a legacy from which the Comeback Award was created.
"We continue to be amazed at the strength and resilience
of the student-athletes who are nominated for The V Foundation
Comeback Award," said V Foundation CEO Nick Valvano.
"These young people are outstanding student-athletes who have
faced adversity and challenges with incredible determination and
"This is the ninth year of the award, and, once again, the nominees capture the "Never Give Up' spirit of The V Foundation," Valvano continued. "I would be honored to have my brother's name be remembered with each and every one of them."
The 2009 recipient will be selected by an eight-member sub-committee of The V Foundation Board of Directors. Past recipients of the award are Purdue's Katie Douglas (2001), Western Michigan's Kristin Koetsier (2002), Arizona State's Justin Allen (2003), Texas' Jamie Carey (2004), Washington's Kayla Burt (2005), Western Washington's Grant Dykstra (2006), the United States Military Academy Women's Basketball Team (2007), and Drexel University's Nicole Hester (2008).
2009 V Foundation Comeback Award Finalists:
Suzanne Albert, Graduate Student, Felician College – In 2006 Suzanne was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). After returning home to Montreal for treatment, Suzanne spent two months in rehab, relearning basic tasks like walking and feeding herself. Doctors say her determination as a student athlete helped to cut her rehab time in half. Then, shortly before she was scheduled to play again that year she tore her ACL, causing a tough decision of either continuing with school or rehabbing to play again. Suzanne chose grueling rehab for another year; this season she is on the active roster for both basketball and volleyball.
Jermaine Bishop, SR, Northern Arizona University – Jermaine is starting and playing exceptional defense for NAU, but given his state eight months ago, the fact that he is even walking is a miracle; following routine surgery to correct a shoulder problem this summer, he developed acute rhabdomyolysis that damaged his body, starting with his legs; surgery followed on his legs followed by two weeks in intensive care; he rehabbed his lungs to play in the Flagstaff altitude, and had to relearn to walk; played his first game back on December 5.
Kelvin Davis, SR, San Diego State University – In Kelvin's first season with SDSU, he was averaging 11.3 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 1.0 assists in the first 16 games, acting as one of the team's top contributors. During the end of the season his numbers started to drop; a few weeks after the season ended Kelvin was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma. He began his chemotherapy treatment during the summer, meaning that in the fall Kelvin would miss significant practice time due to radiation treatments. However, despite his appointments, he managed to rush over and finish practice with his teammates as if he were healthy. In the 2008-2009 season, Davis has played eight games, averaging 10.6 minutes per game.
Joe Ford, JR, University of the Pacific – Prior to the 2007-2008 season, an x-ray showed that Joe had a stress fracture in his right leg. Doctors had to place a titanium rod in his leg to stabilize his tibia, and it was thought that he would not be able to play basketball again. Joe returned to play with the Tigers in the 2007-2008 season; however, even running and jumping caused him pain. It was determined that he would not be able to compete, but four months later after a scholarship became available, Joe decided to give it one more shot. He ended up starting the first nine games of the season at point guard, scoring 109 points in 25 games, and is second on the team with 27 steals.
Jerika Jenkins, FR, Hampton University – Jerika was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma at the age of 14 after doctors found a lump on her collarbone. Instead of letting the disease take her away from the game she loved, Jerika continued to play basketball throughout high school, leading her team to 51-15 record during the 2006-2007 seasons. Jerika, who has been cancer free since November 2007, was named First Team All District both seasons, and in 2007 was offensive player of the year. This is Jerika's freshman year at Hampton; she is third on the team in scoring with an average of 8.5 points per game, and on January 17, she scored a career-high 18 points against South Carolina State.
Brooke Johnson, SR, Western Carolina University– On December 20, 2007 Brooke went down, suffering an apparent season-ending injury to her knee. After forgoing surgery, and enduring extensive rehabilitation, she decided to come back at the end of the season. Brooke's attempt ended up sidelining her for the rest of the season, and prompting her to go forward with the surgery. During her recovery, Brooke attended every Lady Catamount game, including the game that was the day after her surgery. Currently a senior, she has come back in full force, and was recently named a candidate for the Lowe's Senior Class Award.
Cait McMahan, RSO, University of Tennessee – A former point guard, Cait now paces the sideline as a student assistant coach for the Lady Vols. Due to a series of injuries to her right knee, she decided to take her basketball future in a different path. It was always a dream of Cait's to play basketball under Coach Summit, and although she can no longer compete, she sees this new opportunity as a chance to learn from a coach's perspective and to support her team. Not only has Cait had to endure the realism that she will never be able to compete in basketball again, but she also endured the loss of her mother to cancer in 2007. Cait used her strong bond with her mother to help her get through the hard times, along with her teammates and coaches, and emerged as a stronger, more determined woman.
Ole Miss Men's Basketball Team, University of Mississippi – Andy Kennedy's Rebels entered into the 2008-2009 campaign with high hopes after making it to the NIT Final Four last year. However, the Rebels lost one of their most experienced players before their first game even tipped off. Trevor Gaskins suffered a torn ACL during preseason practice, and just 11 days later the team lost another veteran, Eniel Polynice, to a season-ending knee injury. Then, during a close battle with Louisville this season, Ole Miss lost their all-star point guard, Chris Warren, to an ACL injury during the last play of the game. The Rebels quickly earned the title of the "Nation's Most Inexperienced Team." However, this didn't stop them from fighting back, winning five of their last seven contests, thanks to the emerging presence of two freshmen, Terrico White and Murphy Holloway.
Eleia Roddy, SR, University of Kentucky – After three injury riddled years, Eleia was ready to quit. Fifteen games into her freshman season, Eleia had her first surgery to repair her medial meniscus. She came back healthy, averaging 7.8 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. But just before her junior season, Eleia tore her ACL and had to have reconstructive surgery. She had to redshirt and miss the entire season. Around September 2007, she could tell that something was not right and had to have surgery again to remove loose bodies in the knee and missed the first 12 games of the season. Eleia has come back and now averages 12.1 points and 8.5 rebounds per game. With seven straight double-doubles, she became only the second female player in school history to chart six or more consecutive double-doubles.
Dana Pernell Smith II, JR, Longwood University – Dana Smith is currently the leading scorer and rebounder at the emerging Division I Longwood University. He is playing at full strength, and to those that are unaware, it would seem surprising that he has already undergone three knee surgeries. Dana tore his right ACL just a month after signing to Longwood, causing him to sit out the majority of his freshman season. Three games into the 2006-2007 season he tweaked his knee in what turned out to be a season ending torn menisci, requiring surgery and extensive rehabilitation. Then, 10 games into the 2007-2008 season, Dana tore his left ACL, causing more surgery, rehabilitation, and sitting on the sideline. Instead of getting discouraged by his many injuries, Dana chose to stay positive and keep fighting. So far this season, Dana has lead his team to a 15-12 start.
Tiffara Steward, JR, Farmingdale State College – Tiffara Steward stands at 4'6" and is thought to be the shortest collegiate basketball player ever. However, it is not her short stature that is Tiffara's greatest obstacle. She was born three months premature, weighed only two pounds, and underwent three surgeries by the time she was three years old. Tiffara still battles multiple permanent disabilities today; she is blind in her right eye, as she was born without a cornea, and has over 50% hearing loss in both of her ears. She has a leg discrepancy, and also battles severe scoliosis; her spine, to date, is still not completely fused. This was unknown to most of Tiffara???s teammates, coaches and administration until this year. She never uses her disability as an excuse in any aspect of her life; instead, she uses sheer courage and determination in the face of true adversity.
Azania Stewart, FR, University of Florida – On September 10, 2008 Azania had to have one of her kidneys removed due to a sudden infection. Since she is from London, Azania spent much time without familial support and faced her recovery alone. She was told she could not play for two months after the surgery, but six weeks was enough for Azania, as she was back on the court shooting around and practicing. She spent extra time in the weight room, came to work out in between classes and even snuck in shooting practice, all before being cleared by a doctor. Azania???s sheer determination to play enabled her to compete earlier than she was supposed to, and now she averages 10.5 minutes a game, with 4.4 points, 2.8 rebounds and 1 block.
Visit the Comeback Award page for more information on The V Foundation's Comeback Award and view a list of past finalists and winners.
The V Foundation for
Cancer Research
The V Foundation for Cancer Research was founded in 1993 by ESPN and the late Jim Valvano, legendary North Carolina State basketball coach and ESPN commentator. Since 1993, The Foundation has raised more than $80 million to fund cancer research grants nationwide. It awards 100 percent of all new direct cash donations and net proceeds of events directly to cancer research and related programs. The Foundation, which has received six consecutive top 4-star ratings from Charity Navigator, awards grants through a competitive awards process strictly supervised by a Scientific Advisory Board. For more information on The V Foundation or to make a donation, please visit www.jimmyv.org.


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Verizon Wirelessmay have to wait offer the iPhone to its customers but that is not stopping the cellular giant from taking aim at another Apple product.
On July 28, Verizon plans to preview a new software store that many analysts say is a direct shot at Apple's popular iTunes. Business Week says the nation's largest wireless carrier is heavily funding the project, which will feature apps and more available for download on Verizon smartphones.
The move is an attempt by Verizon to slow the migration to AT&T, which holds the exclusive rights to the iPhone - the number one selling smartphone in the country. The iPhone has been popular for the variety of apps available for download and the industry is considered a boom market.
"Juniper Research estimates sales of mobile applications could hit $25 billion in 2014, up from $5 billion this year," Business Week reported.
The apps development industry is still considering in its early stages and is still considered up for grabs despite Apple CEO Steve Jobs claim in a press release earlier this month that "it is going to be very hard for others to catch up," to his company.
Verizon plans to undercut Apple by making it easier and cheaper for developers to create apps for them than Apple.


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As he has moved through the design professions, Hustwit has scaled up from a single typeface (Helvetica) through industrial design (Objectified) and now to cities. Each one has followed essentially the same structure, talking heads interspersed with images, one person and one idea leading to the next. No voiceover. No narrative. No critique. And not a lot of style. As Hustwit told Adam Harrison Levy, that's the way he wants it. — observersroom.designobserver.com
All in all — despite a pretty obvious blind spot in Hustwit's thinking about cities like Los Angeles — "Urbanized" ranks among the smartest recent analyses of mass global urbanization and its discontents. Think of it as a cinematic version of "The Endless City," the book that Ricky Burdett (who plays a significant role in "Urbanized") and Deyan Sudjic put out three years ago. — articles.latimes.com
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Neelie Kroes
European Commission Vice-President for the Digital Agenda
Net neutrality – the way forward
European Commission and European Parliament Summit on 'The Open Internet and Net Neutrality in Europe'
Brussels, 11 November 2010
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I would like to thank you all for your active participation in today's summit. It seems that hard work is paying off.
In particular, I would like to thank the Parliament for its co-operation and for co-hosting the summit; especially Herbert Reul as Chair of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy.
The net neutrality debate attracts great interest all around the world, as the open character of the Internet is a value almost universally recognised.
This debate started several years ago in the United States, where no clear solution has been identified yet and discussions are still very passionate.
The debate became lively in the European Parliament during the review of the EU telecoms framework.
Specific measures to tackle potential net neutrality problems have been introduced in the 2009 Telecoms Package, but at the time there was a general perception that this could not as such close the debate.
I therefore launched a very wide and open consultation, which ran from June to September.
Let me now take stock of the debate so far, and say where I am heading.
Where are we today?
Firstly, the European telecoms framework provides the conditions for both network and service competition. This has given rise to many competitive Internet offers, and easier switching.
We should not underestimate this element.
A healthy competitive environment allows tackling many potential problems at their root, avoiding the emergence of monopolistic gatekeepers which could create serious dangers for net neutrality.
This is why the debate is different here than in the United States.
But competition alone is not sufficient to avoid potential problems.
To let competition work, consumers need to be effectively informed about traffic management practices and to be able to easily switch to alternative operators if they are not satisfied.
Secondly, we have to avoid regulation which might deter investment and an efficient use of the available resources.
That would be cutting off our nose to spite our face.
We need investment to avoid bottlenecks and to allow the development of new bandwidth-hungry services and applications.
We should allow network operators and services and content providers to explore innovative business models, leading to a more efficient use of the networks and creating new business opportunities at different levels of the Internet value chain.
Thirdly, nearly everyone agrees that traffic management is essential, not only to optimise the provision of "best effort services" on the open Internet, but also to allow the development of special managed services, such as eLearning or eHealth applications, which are very valuable for European society.
It is clear, however, that traffic management should be used properly, in order to increase the quality of Internet services, preserve network integrity and open the way to new investments in efficient networks.
It should not become simply a means of exploiting current network constraints.
Fourthly, in general, providers have upheld the principle of open access – end users may access most of the applications and services of their choice.
However, blocking and "throttling" of sites and applications or applying differentiated end-user data charges for certain applications continues to a certain extent.
This clearly creates a problem if consumers are not duly informed and do not have the possibility to easily switch to alternative providers which do not undertake such practices.
Blocking of Internet telephone services i.e. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) – in particular Skype - over mobile networks is the obvious example today.
The situation has improved somewhat but the problem has by no means been fully resolved.
VoIP is merely today's example. There will surely be other examples with future innovations and that is why we cannot be complacent.
But I think consumers should not underestimate their own power in shaping this situation.
There were 21 million people using Skype alongside me when I called my family at the weekend.
That is a huge market. And I say to those people who are currently cut off from Skype: vote with your feet and leave your mobile provider.
The message will be most powerful when it comes from both the bottom-up and the top-down.
Where do these facts lead us?
I believe that any content or application that is legal and which does not cause undue congestion or otherwise harm other users or network integrity should be fully accessible.
In the spirit of net neutrality all such content and applications should receive equal treatment.
This should not require "must carry obligation" on each ISP.
However, the system as a whole, comprising multiple operators, should ensure that European consumers are able to easily access and distribute content, services and applications of their choice.
You all know me well enough to know I am ready to take action to ensure this, if it this proves to be necessary at any stage.
How should we ensure the open Internet?
The telecoms framework, agreed by the European Parliament and Council, gives us important tools.
Firstly, national regulatory authorities have a clear mandate to "promote the ability of end-users to access and distribute information or run applications and services of their choice".
Making this work requires a spirit of collaboration between industry and regulators.
Secondly, regulators are also empowered to impose, in close cooperation with the Commission, minimum quality of service requirements to prevent service degradation.
Thirdly, operators are required to inform customers of any traffic management measures they are deploying.
Given the potential of those tools, it is only fair that we test their effectiveness.
That means allowing a reasonable period of time after these provisions are implemented and applied to see if the new rules are working.
We will make sure these provisions are applied in all Member States in a coordinated and coherent way.
We should not allow a patchwork approach and we will monitor this closely.
For application in the market I want to work with industry and the national telecoms regulatory authorities (NRAs) to give these rules meaning for consumers, and I am ready to issue guidance based on identifiable best practice.
I hope this monitoring and the upcoming implementation of the telecoms framework by Member States will pave the way for truly open networks.
But if we encounter significant and persistent problems, I will not be afraid to change the law in the future to achieve competition and choice consumers deserve, be it through general measures to enhance competition, such as to further facilitate consumer switching, or if this fails, through targeted obligations on unjustified traffic differentiation applicable to all ISPs irrespective of market power.
And throughout these efforts, the Commission will keep Parliament updated and involved on market developments.
To sum up:
However, this should not be at the expense of choice and quality, putting at risk the open Internet which everyone wants to preserve.
So our future efforts must be aimed at delivering:
Competition is the open Internet's best friend, and the NRAs our best insurance policy, so let us undertake this journey together.
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CHEEZOR wrote:I just got one of these because it was pretty cheap and I knew there were folks (at least one) here that are interested in the circuit. I don't have time to trace it out, but I have some pics that may make the process pretty simple. If there are any questions about values then just ask me and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
CHEEZOR wrote:I found the list I made.
Parts that are labeled:
Op amp text (as best as I can read):
Line 1: OP191G
Line 2: #0809
Line 3: M3930
I think the part name is the first line since that is the google search which brings up the most Op Amp related results. The other parts are unmarked. The pot is probably marked and Im assuming that is 25K like all the other EMG pots, but I would have to double check to be sure and I dont know where I put the damn thing at the moment.
I just ran across this: http://freestompboxes.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=15541 which is probably very similar. Doesn't look exact (just from the number of caps), but probably still close.
CHEEZOR wrote:I just wanted to confirm that my Afterburner pot says 25k.
askwho69 wrote:Nice one guys, i was looking for this one.. PA2 has white noise on it... they said AB is better that pa2... does anyone agree with that? i schematic is better for comparison does anyone write down the schematic?
askwho69 wrote:I want to draw the schematics but can you please clarify this one?
I wrote some question if you zoom the picture
The question mark - the 1M connection to +9 and negative for 4.5 biasing
in order to read a schematic,you need to be able to understand an opamp amplifier,in this case a non inverting one,with a +20 dB gain,nothing more than your average text book/datasheet application.irek81 wrote:Anybody has a proper schematic for afterburner? I do not know how to connect OP191. Anyone did that and it works?
i did some homework since this is a basic circuit and could be useful to me also.joebot101 wrote:I'm amazed no one has made a kit for this yet...
I have been wanting to make one fo these for aaaages.
I am glad this thread has sprung up, nice one guy XD
Quick question, does anyone have a PCB layout diagram... There are a few on here, but they aren't very clear.
Ideally, something I can just take and use right off.
Something like that would be great XD
the only errors are that V+ goes to pin7 and signal out is on pin 6,but that is not important now,its already fixed in my layout,i was just asking if its ok in dimensions,type and layout of components,then i can give the layout.phatt wrote:Hi alexradium,
I can't see how that pcb could work as pin 1 & 5 are not connected to anything?
Also those 1meg voltage dividers for the offset bias are not ideal.
If running from a 9 volt battery then a 10k/10k divider gives half voltage and then 1 meg to +input.
In the case of input on the inverting input you don't need the bias just a cap as the positive input is already DC referenced.
As a rule the positive input of most opamps need a DC path to ground.
Better minds here might explain it better.
If you wish I can draw up a schematic for you to work from.
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How does automatic promotion work? I'm currently in 24th on the table for Div. 5, whereabouts will I end up? Or is it random?
How does automatic promotion work? I'm currently in 24th on the table for Div. 5, whereabouts will I end up? Or is it random?
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IIRC Scaly or Adam knows how to find that out. Some table in the battrick forums or something.
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Actually it's pretty easy to know.There should be a line around halfway betweeen the teams. Those below have to go through playoffs while the ones above go through autonmatically. Not seeing your table I'd think from your position though that you'd have to play a playoff game.
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I think he means which league rose...
You can't know until the very final day of your league, but what happens is as follows (using division II to III in West Indies for ease of explanation):
Teams that are automatically relegated and promoted swap places with the equally ranked in the upper division
Teams that play qualifying matches are seeded against each other, highest v lowest.
Not too easy to see without examples, so, taking the current tables from Division II in West Indies, that means:
Division II, play-offs:
Banagher Knight 28 (+16.40) II.2
Atlanta Mosquitoes 22 (-3.34) II.4
Doctors 20 (+8.49) II.3
Tythe Barn 20 (+2.21) II.1
Twelfth Men 18 (-5.35) II.4
Indy 12 (+0.88) II.3
Lazers 12 (-15.69) II.1
Sandtigers 12 (-17.76) II.2
Division II, relegated teams:
The Flintstones 12 (-15.90) II.1
Itsy Bitsy Spiders 8 (-13.43) II.4
Metairie Cricket Club 8 (-33.73) II.3
Sangre Grande CC 0 (-61.35) II.3
Salibea CC 0 (-61.72) II.1
Parham CC 0 (-62.57) II.4
Five Islands CC 0 (-68.74) II.2
Division III, promoted teams:
1 Avalon Angels III.14 48 56.44
2 Shadoedale CC III.8 48 54.36
3 Trespassers W III.12 48 49.62
4 Norse Athletic Club III.10 48 48.70
5 Mud poodles III.4 48 44.37
6 Blue Hoops CC III.11 48 39.69
7 Batty Men III.5 48 33.83
8 New Courland III.6 48 32.91
Division III, play-off teams:
9 Bloody Americans III.2 48 19.85
10 Ackee an Saltfish III.15 46 34.01
11 Strong Arm Steady III.7 44 48.32
12 Crouching Tigers III.16 44 44.73
13 Las Vegas Wildfire III.13 44 42.89
14 Canton CC III.9 44 42.26
15 Groovin Ganjamon III.1 44 40.29
16 St. Lucia Wanderers III.3 44 28.49
Play-off matches would thus be:
Banagher Knight (1 division II) v St. Lucia Wanderers (16 division III)
Atlanta Mosquitoes v Groovin Ganjamon
Doctors v Canton CC
Tythe Barn v Las Vegas Wildfire
Sandtigers v Bloody Americans
While the teams to swap places would be something like:
Avalon Angels (III.14, 1 division III) swaps with The Flintstones (II.1, 9 division II)
Shadoedale CC (III.8, 2 division III) swaps with AF '81 (II.2, 10 division II)
Trespassers W (III.12, 3 division III) swaps with Itsy Bitsy Spiders (II.4, 11 division II)
New Courland (III.6, 8 division III) swaps with Five Islands CC (II.2, 16 division II)
This is of course very close on net run rate, so hard to calculate before the final day which division you'll end up in.
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