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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Jeremy Lhotka was 6 for 6 with four doubles and three RBI's as Coast Guard swept a doubleheader from Finlandia winning the opener 15-3 and the rallying to win the nightcap 11-9 at the Gene Cusic Classic.
The Bears, who improve to 3-1 on the season, are back in action on Tuesday when the play Lakeland at 9:00.
Dustin Reeder pitched six solid innings allowing just four hits and two earned runs to pick up the win while Tom Ankers and Jeremy Lhotka were each 3 for 3 with a pair of doubles in the win.
The Bears took control early scoring six runs in the bottom of the first. Ankers and Lhotka had RBI doubles while Jake Behne , Alex Cordes and Luke Thompson added RBI singles. Reed Jenkins had a sacrifice fly in the first for Coast Guard.
Coast Guard would scratch three more runs in the next two innings on just one hit to push the lead and led 9-2 after three innings.
The Bears would bat around and score five times in the fifth as Ankers had a two-run double, Lhotka added an RBI double while Will Stephens and Behne chipped in with RBI singles to take a 14-2 lead.
Jack Brandt pitched a hitless seventh inning to close out the game.
Will Stephens, Jon Pressley and Behne each had two hits in the win.
Stephens' two-out, two-run single gave Coast Guard the lead and highlighted a four-run seventh as the Bears came-from-behind for the 11-9 win. He then came on to pick up his second save of the season pitching the bottom of the seventh.
Thompson's RBI single in the seventh cut the deficit to 9-8 before Stephens eventual game winning single. Lhotka added an RBI single for insurance.
Lhotka and Thompson were both 3 for 3 with Lhotka adding two more doubles while Ankers added two hits in the win.
Michael Gilmore (1-0) picked up his first career win in relief as he worked 1 2/3 innings and allowed two hits and one unearned run.
Coast Guard took a 3-0 lead in the second as Lhotka led off with a double and the Bears would take advantage of four errors in the inning to take the lead.
The Bears would add two more in the fourth on four singles and a sacrifice fly by Nolan Johnson to take a 5-1 lead.
Finlandia would score three in the fourth and take the lead with four in the fifth for an 8-5 lead.
In the sixth, Ankers had an RBI single and Thompson scored on a wild pitch to cut the deficit to 8-7.


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You are a crime case investigator. You reached the crime scene and found a hair, which is not of the victim. What would you do? "Genealogy DNA test is the best idea to find the criminal," you thought inside your head. You did it and successfully got your hands on the culprit.
In this same way, many police and crime scene investigators are relying on Genealogy Technique, not to find the ancestry of the suspects but to find the real criminal.
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There might have been numerous cases in history, which are still unsolved. Genealogy can lead to the criminal that might have been hiding in the dark for years. Finding even a small body part such as hair can be tested and matched with the DNA of suspects or any of the genetic family members of the suspect. In many countries, the genetic database is safeguarded in government's closets. So, that database can attach many unconnected facets of a case. From the history to the present, genealogy will help to catch the criminals through family ties.
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As we already know, many investigation branches endorsing genealogy for its perfection as the GED test reports are 99.9% true. That's why; even the court also trusts Genealogy Technique. Moreover, genealogic testing requires raw DNA data only. Therefore, there are fewer chances of delay. DNA testing through Genealogy would avoid investigating people needlessly. The authorities do not have to visit various suspects for their statements or any clue. A single genealogy test is enough to find the culprit. In addition, it maintains the privacy of the people connected to the crime scene. The DNA test will also protect you in case of defrauds as well. So do you want to stay safe with Genealogy's DNA tests?
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Genealogy Technology is one of the purest and fastest ways to resolve even the most complex criminal cases. However, its strict implementation by various investigators is still contradictory. That's why genealogy is considered to be the Future of Crime Investigation!
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Shovelstrike Quarry (ゴロゴロ鉱山, Gorogoro Kōzan?, Gorogoro mine) is a new location in Pocket Camp. Players can either use 20 Leaf Tickets to access the area, or gather 5 friends to mine for minerals. Players collect ore by mining rocks with a shovel. Players can collect gold ore, silver ore, rubies and sapphires, which can be sold for Bells or used as part of a craft order.
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Vitamin Z formed in 1982, with singer Geoff Barradale and bassist Nick Lockwood of Sheffield, Endland, making up the nucleus of the band. Later, they added guitarist David Rhodes. They were basically one-hit-wonders in the music business, but for my heart, they were so much more. I love the smokey edge to Geoff's voice, his turn of a phrase, the emotion-laden strain of his vocals. And Nick, well, he was just so darned hot.
The put out two albums; Rites of Passage in 1985, and Sharp Stone Rain in 1989. Both releases contained different versions of the single, Burning Flame. I, of course, have both, and enjoy them greatly. Rites has one of my favorites, Casablanca, with it's Middle Eastern flair and rhythms. Wish I could share more, but I am having a tough time finding other videos to embed, so I will leave you with a few clips of some other fantastic songs.
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Chaplains at Hebrew SeniorLife (HSL) are engaged every day in caring for seniors – during difficult times, celebrating the happy moments, and then often again at the end of life. We are called upon by staff when more hands are needed on deck during a patient crisis, and also when staff themselves are suffering and need someone to listen.
At HSL, we have a very special and caring team of chaplains. Two years ago, Dignity Memorial (Stanetsky and Levine Chapels) recognized our work and the individuals on our team with a gift to support learning and self-care. Each year we now hold two half-day retreats and two full-day retreats with learning and reflection, sponsored by Dignity Memorial.
At times we have found that we need to learn more about areas that are particularly challenging to us such as helping families face complex end-of-life decisions. Dr. Muriel Gillick, former physician-in-chief at Hebrew Rehabilitation Center (HRC) and a faculty member at Harvard Medical School, presented a "Beyond Choice and Autonomy" seminar to help us process some of the difficult patient cases where we have supported patients and family members. There are no easy answers when there are highly challenging decisions to be made toward the end of life.
That same day we learned with Professor Jane Kanarek about a portion of the Talmud related to Passover, helping us reflect on the meaning of the holiday for ourselves.
Next month we will have a morning with Reverend Jennie Gould to help us learn more about working with patients and family members who struggle with addiction. In March we are pleased that the poet and liturgist Alden Solovy will be spending an afternoon teaching us about creating prayers to help people through trauma and tragedy and to build resilience.
As chaplains dedicated to helping seniors and their families cope with life's challenges and decisions, we know that the more we learn, the better equipped we are to provide effective, meaningful spiritual care. It has been amazing to be able to grow together as a team, addressing the immediate learning needs we face in our work, and sustaining our spirits as spiritual care providers.


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Palo Alto, CA - Wednesday, December 16th, 2015
Ooma, Inc. (NYSE: OOMA), a leading smart business and home communications platform, was named one of PCMag's "Top Consumer Recommended Companies for 2015." With a Net Promoter Score of 70 in PCMag's Business Choice surveys, Ooma has wildly outpaced competitors for the second consecutive year.
"We set very high standards for our products and have sought to continuously innovate to meet our customers' needs in new ways," said Eric Stang, chief executive officer, Ooma, Inc. "Delivering customer satisfaction year over year at a fraction of the price of competing services has enabled Ooma to solidify its reputation among consumers and small businesses."
Earlier this year, Ooma was also the winner of PCMag's Business Choice Awards for Best VoIP Solution, an award Ooma won for two years running. Starting at $9.99 per user per month and $9.99 per phone number per month, Ooma Office offers unlimited calling throughout the U.S. and Canada. The do-it-yourself business phone solution uses a high-speed Internet connection to deliver a high quality, affordable phone service. Ooma Office features include a virtual receptionist, extension dialing, music-on-hold, mobile extensions, and conferencing. Customer set-up averages around 30 minutes, as Ooma Office doesn't involve complex wiring or dedicated IP phones. Ooma Office is available for purchase at Ooma.com, Office Depot/Office Max and a number of major online retailers including Amazon.com, BestBuy.com and Costco.com.
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Every music video needs a leading lady, and these stars didn't come cheap.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are currently gearing up for a new addition as, after it was previously rumored that the two were planning to expand their family, the reality starlet confirmed the news in a recent interview, revealing the sex of child in the process.
During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live! with Andy Cohen on Monday night, Kim shared, alongside her sisters Kourtney and Khloé, that she and Ye are expecting a fourth child, and it's a baby boy.
While confirming the news, she added that she may be the reason the big family announcement got out sooner than they would have liked.
"We do [know the sex]. It's a boy," she said. "It's out there. I got drunk at our Christmas Eve party, and I told some people, but I can't remember who I told."
So, when can baby No. 4 be expected? According to the beauty mogul, "It's sometime soon," with previous reports specifying that he could arrive as early as May.
This would be the couple's second child born via surrogate. Their daughter, Chicago, is the first.
Kim and Kanye currently have three children, together: North, 5; Saint, 3; and Chicago, 11 months.
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The ULTIMATE Luxury Penthouse, located in the tallest, all-residential High-Rise in Vegas. Residence is FULLY FURNISHED; Enjoy Hollywood Glamour with Sleek Open Design. Appliances by Gaggenau, Vanities by Robern, Kitchen/Bath fixtures by Kohler, Home Automation by Control 4 & Power Shades. Enormous Master Bed w/ Private Sitting Room and Balcony. Office/Library and Wet Bar. Grand Outdoor Terrace with Panoramic 270° Views of The Strip & The City.
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During the February half term, Mrs Heckler and Mrs Rees-Jones embarked on a 'life changing experience' when they visited our partner school in Mockotlong, Lesotho.
Their journey took them on an adventure which allowed them to sample some of the beautiful sights of this country. They were treated like royalty as they visited the local primary school. The smiles on the children's faces when they presented them with gifts from Richmond Park School were priceless. As a school, every class created a game as a gift to take out there for their children to play with. The school was also presented with various books and supplies from Richmond Park, including scissors, glues, pens, etc. The children and staff were so grateful for everything they received, with one teacher even commenting that 'all my prayers have been answered'.
We will continue to study this fascinating country in school during our Geography lessons and will continue to forge close links with our link school. Mrs Heckler and Mrs Rees-Jones even took pen pal letters from the children at Richmond Park School for their children. We are now eagerly awaiting a reply to these letters and look forward to welcoming their teachers to Wales in the near future.
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Best American Science Writing 2009 is the ninth edition of the popular annual series dedicated to collecting the most crucial, thought-provoking and engaging science writing of the year. Provocative and engaging, the Best American Science Writing 2009 as edited by Angier covers the full spectrum of scientific inquiry—from biochemistry, physics, and astronomy to genetics, evolutionary theory, and cognition.
Introduction / by Natalie Angier
- The itch / Atul Gawande
- Twitchy / Sallie Tisdale
- The first ache / Annie Murphy Paul
- A journey inside the brain / Oliver Sacks
- The truth about autism / David Wolman
- Blocking the transmission of violence / Alex Kotlowitz
- Reading the wounds / Jina Moore
- A cloud of smoke / Jennifer Kahn
- War! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing / John Horgan
- Face-offs of the female kind / Marina Cords
- Tough lessons from golden rice / Martin Enserink
- Back to the future / J. Madeleine Nash
- A tall, cool drink of... sewage? / Elizabeth Royte
- Contagious cancer / David Quammen
- Looking up / Jennifer Margulis
- Birdbrain / Margaret Talbot
- Want to remember everything you'll ever learn? Surrender to this algorithm / Gary Wolf
- Hello, HAL / John Seabrook
- The anonymity experiment / Catherine Price
- The sky is falling / Gregg Easterbrook
- Big brain theory: have cosmologists lost theirs? / Dennis Overbye
- The final frontier / Karen Olsson
- Perhaps death is proud; more reason to savor life / Theresa Brown
- Evolutionists flock to Darwin-shaped wall stain / The Onion
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The end of summer wedding season culminated last year in a celebration of our own: the marriage of our Managing Director, Juan, and his beautiful Claire. The entire day was nothing short of a spectacular party!
Following the church service, guests made their way to grounds of Langley Priory, a romantic and elegant Grade II listed family home in the heart of Derbyshire. Greeted with Laurent Perrier rose champagne, perfectly garnished with strawberries, guests were bathed in sunshine during the reception by the lake. Canapes were circulated which included nostalgic favourites such as mini smoked cheese, truffle toasties, whilst Samantha Jade played the couple's contemporary favourites on the sax.
Juan and Claire's marquee took on a soft colour palette with blush pink florals and sparkly accents. Following the wedding breakfast, our octagonal mirrored bar took centre stage dispensing Martinis – his and hers – Espresso and French to be precise! Guests danced the night away to DJ Sally K's eclectic magic, with Samantha Jade accompanying on sax, ushering in the Ibiza vibes.
The evening went off with a bang! Stunning fireworks by Crescendo Fireworks cascaded yet more sparkles over the lake, before guests headed back in to continue the party. Classic hot dogs, accompanied by truffle and oregano fries provided well-deserved fuel for the remainder of the night.


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Abstract: Microfluidics or Lab-On-Chip, is a technology that uses nanoliter to picoliter volumes to manipulate fluids In this study, our focus is to make a robust double emulsion; water/oil/water and oil/water/oil using thermoplastic microfluidic devices. Double emulsion systems are mainly used in pharmaceutical industry for drug delivery and also for encapsulating cells and proteins.
Our approach is to use Cyclic Olefin Copolymer (COC) as the thermoplastic material to make the microfluidics device because of its lower manufacturing costs, improved solvent resistance and ease of surface treatments. We report a method of making masters, creating replicas, sealing devices and modifying the surface of COC microfluidic devices. We melt the COC pallets on to a PDMS master to replicate the drop making design, perform a solvent based sealing and bind thick PDMS sheets using silane chemical coupling for the interconnects. We have made water drops in oil and oil drops in water in hydrogenated and fluorinated oil/surfactant based systems, with and without surface modifications to COC. This study continues in developing a robust double emulsion system in fluorinated oil based systems.
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The ocean ice cowl of the Southern Ocean reached its yearly most extent on Oct. 6. At 7.27 million sq. miles (18.83 million square kilometers), the brand new maximum extent falls roughly in the middle of the report of Antarctic most extents compiled during the 37 years of satellite tv for pc measurements – this yr's maximum extent is both the twenty second lowest and the 16th highest.
I don't have any clue who Glen is and I've no intent on hurting anyones feelings but… you all need to stop combating about who's views are right or improper and be part of together to progress as a society. We ALL stay in the same realm of reality and we as a race must stop combating like a bunch of Homo erctusis combating over a steak and make this world a better place.
The Egyptian and Greek Gods were just as actual to the people who worshiped them as the Christian God is to Christians or Allah is to Muslims. Atheists generally can see the irony in that, however most believers miss it solely. They miss the similarities between Jesus and Horus and a few are convinced they communicate immediately with Jesus and some most likely thought they might with Horus.
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6 Keys to a Successful Marriage
A successful marriage is not a mirage. Couples who put in an effort to make their union last long succeed. It's all about understanding each other well, developing care and concern for thoughts, action and emotions of the other half. Plus, you have to consider the married life like a marathon where going along at a slow pace without doing anything sprint-like can work big time. More importantly, a successful marriage is only possible when you want to have it. If you don't want, how can you keep it going?
Here are 6 keys to a successful marriage –
Start each day with a clean slate
Happy couples are often those who understand the value of living in the moment. They neither resort to building castle in the air nor try to drag the past into the present. Such unions are based on the purest principle of letting bygone by bygone and enjoying the present to the fullest. It's like starting each day with a clean slate so that nothing is there to bother the relationship.
Keep the bar of expectations low
If a marriage has to work, couples must not have high expectations on each other. Rather, they should focus on smooth sailing where the daily grinds find precedence over anything in the past or in the future. Similarly, nothing should be expected back of the spouse and everything should like unconditional love a true marriage is supposed to have. If you could manage to not pin lots of hopes on each other, chances are, your marriage will work big day with no glitches whatsoever.
Be ready to face the trials of marital life
Leading a marital life is much like navigating an ocean through choppy waters. You can't always expect smooth sailing. There will be trails and crises and problems every second day and you should be ready for that. These things can make or break a marriage, provided how you approach them. You need to have the attitude of preserving through marital issues rather than looking to ditch the boat at first signs of problems. The choice will be yours.
Stay positive and enjoy each moment
Couples who stay positive and spend quality time together are bound to make their marriage through troubled times. This is all about getting emotionally attached to the person you have married to. Irrespective of the differences over opinions or some everyday nagging concerns, you should try to be upbeat about the union to make the marriage work positively. If you are happy, come what may, you will definitely make the marriage successful.
Renew your commitment to love and care
Rock-solid unions are often based on the foundation of renewed love and care for the spouse. It's about strengthening the bond between both of you, having fun together and reminiscing the best times and days spent together. If you can renew your love, you will make the marriage go the distance for sure. After all, you take a positive step in the right direction and such actions are bound to see reciprocation.
Respect your spouse always
The amount of respect you shower on your spouse can boost the marital bond between both of you. You don't have to do anything special – just understand their emotions, try to connect to their thought process and never focus on having only 'your ways' always. If you could learn the mantra of honouring and respecting your spouse, your marriage will be rock steady come what it may.
Clearly, these are some principles to try and make your marriage easily progress through its shares of ups and downs. They may not work all but their utility can't be ignored for a married life.
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Minimal Myth: Interview with Francesco Stocchi
Francesco Stocchi is curator of modern and contemporary art at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam. He curated the exhibition Minimal Myth, which runs until the 16 September 2012.
Sam Cornish: To begin perhaps you could explain a little about the thinking behind the exhibition's title: what is the myth of Minimalism?
Francesco Stocchi: The myth is a traditional story, as most of the traditional stories it is widely known and handed down, although it contains false beliefs. Like a legend, myths arise from misinterpreting or over-determining singular events, specific declarations, transforming an episode into an epitome. This way it is easier to categorize and communicate it but it blurs the boundaries between facts, intentions and speculations. That is how a myth is born, which is also fascinating to reconstruct its genesis. Take for example the famous Frank Stella quote, 'What you see is what you see', which is used as a straightforward way to introduce someone to Minimalism. It is a fable as, for example, there is an important component of illusion in Minimalism. Nevertheless, Minimalism is generally perceived through this nihilistic approach, not only within the general public. The premise of this exhibition is to deal with the paradoxes and contradictions around a movement which has been lately overexposed and strongly influential, as an artistic language inside the gallery, as a stylistic decor outside of it.
SC: Your description of the minimalist myth seems to suggest that as it increasingly enters wider culture Minimalism moves further away from the claims to direct, unmediated experience ('it is what it is') that accompanied its initial arrival. Could the opposite not be the case: that as we become more familiar with the aesthetic of Minimalism contact with the objects which inaugurated this aesthetic in fact becomes more natural, more direct? Perhaps now we can actually really see Andre or Morris or Judd for what they are and enjoy them simply, unmediated by the need to place in an art historical or art theoretical discourse?
FS: The increasingly apparent position of Minimalism in wider culture could be seen as a result of a successful attempt to find alternatives to the conflict between fine art and society; yet on the other hand, this exposure inevitably banalised the founding arguments behind Minimalism itself, depicting it as a emotionless, theoretically charged movement. The seeming reaction against Abstract Expressionism helped in that direction too (in this regard, it is interesting to read how Judd refers to Pollock in terms of line and rhythm). Minimalism is seen as perhaps the last avant-garde of the twentieth century, for its impact and the radical change of perspective it offered. Now that, 50 years later, this language grew from art to the wider culture, its position is obviously different, probably more ambiguous than before. The exhibition tries to examine this new position today, unveiling its original prospects and proposing new possible interpretations. Or are why restricted to perceive it only historically?
SC: I would say that there is a third way between 'proposing new possible interpretations' and perceiving it 'historically'. In that I would hope that there is still the possibility for some kind of direct contact with art that was only produced fifty years ago, even though the speed with which culture moves now may mitigate against this. In some ways I find Stella's 'what you see is what you see' as containing the potential for liberation (from wider culture) rather than being nihilistic. However I am likely being fairly naive in thinking so.
To approach the problem from a different angle, Thomas Crow has quoted a 1967 letter by Donald Judd to Artforum where Judd writes: 'Sirs: The piece reproduced on p. 38 of the summer issue was put together wrong and isn't anything'. For Crow this marks a moment when the photograph could present a workable surrogate for a sculpture. Certainly minimalism is incredibly photogenic: ironically so given the phenomenological criticism that often (and I would say appropriately) accompanies it. Is there any work in the exhibition that specifically deals with this break between original and copy, direct and indirect experience? Or the similar coincidence between minimal aesthetics and the digital?
FS: I agree, Stella's quote can be seen as liberating and it carries all the potential of a revolution. But should it not be seen as a cynical liberating humor?
The uses which Minimalism has been put to have defined new borders and maybe erected some barriers… Minimal forms are surely photogenic but not challenging if we see the formal aspect as a goal, rather than a point of departure, where the story starts, or actually continues from. It is, to a certain extent, the continuation of the De Stijl, Bauhaus and Suprematism experiences, which were the continuation of Piranesi and so on. Under this perspective, criticism and visual immediacy can match.
By emphasizing changes in artists' practices (return to craft, increased valuing of the experience of time in an artwork, etc.), the exhibition tries to propose a more nuanced, or multifaceted approach to Minimalism. Chris Cornish's video (The Adventure and the Resolution, 2010) is a computer representation of a real environment. Digital and "real" experiences are overlapped, becoming indistinguishable. Ned Vena's vinyl paintings applied onto emergency doors (Untitled, 2012) is another example. The pattern's design is first made digitally, whilst the final work depends on the artist's attempt to manually replicate a digital experience; obviously continuously failing, obviously trying to fail better. The result is vibrant but the work is obviously not about failure itself. It carries the right balance between rule and possibilities. Marc Nagtzgaam works with graphite, not involving any other media in his practice. His drawings solidly question how a direct experience can be the copy of an ideal architecture. How the mind is incapable of transferring the exact idea into the final form; there is always a translation in between. The Minimalists tried to reduce the gap of this translation to a minimum, but the emotion and drama were still there.
SC: To finish, one of the key reasons Minimalism has attracted much attention is the sense it was a staging post to the wider field which contemporary art now operates in. This relation has been highlighted by the recent opening of the Tate's Tanks, where something like a Minimalist aesthetic will frame performance, film and installation art. How have you brought this 'expanded field' into Minimal Myth, and what particular challenges did it present to Boijmans as an institution?
FS: The main challenge Minimal Myth presented to Boijmans is the relation with the recent history of the museum. In the last years, much attention in the field of contemporary production has been given to meta-Surrealist projects. Artists carrying an independent vision and language that are nevertheless associated with the legacy of Surrealism or at least the effect their work has on the public is reminiscent of the impact Surrealist works had and still carry. The museum's holdings are particularly strong in that field, while my point of departure was to try to unveil other aspects of the collection.
To me, Tate's Tanks' space carries more of an industrial connotation rather than of the Minimal per se. By this I mean that when in the space attention is focused towards the history of the building, and this confers a certain luminescence to anything that is hosted in it. Having said that, I agree that if a space presents a Minimalist aesthetic this favours a broader use of it, embracing heterogeneousness right from its inception. It is by nature more flexible and receptive. The Bodon galleries, where Minimal Myth is presented, carry these characteristics, though we should not mix the concepts of minimal space with minimal sculptures. The former well encapsulates what it contains by means of neutrality, the latter rather activates the space, whirling the spectator into the expression of basic human emotions, which is what I tried to demonstrate with this exhibition: decrypting the Minimal Myth.


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text: Create an account & Submit your own event | Log Out « All Events This event has passed. Northeast Louisiana Summer Film Series September 19, 2018 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm « West Monroe Brown Bag Concert Northeast Louisiana Summer Film Series » The Arts Council will be re-screening Heart of a Tiger on September 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Flying Tiger Brewery as part of the Northeast Louisiana Summer Film Series. World War II Flying Tiger pilot Glen Beneda is shot down behind enemy lines, and found by foreign farmers. Only strength and the help of strangers will get him out of this secret mission alive. The Arts Council partners with the Chennault Aviation and Military Museum to screen this documentary directed by Academy Award winner Malcolm Clarke. Heart of a Tiger is 35 minutes in length. All films will be shown at 7:30 p.m. at the Flying Tiger Brewery in downtown Monroe every third Wednesday this summer. Doors open at 4 p.m. This special re-screening will be free to the public. Get there early to grab a pint and buy a burger from The Cookout food truck. The Northeast Louisiana Summer Film Series is sponsored by the Monroe-West Monroe Convention & Visitors Bureau. + Google Calendar+ iCal Export Details Date: September 19, 2018 Time: 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Event Tags:arts council, chennault, festival, film, flying tiger, monroe, series, summer, things to do Venue Flying Tiger Brewery 506 N. 2nd Street Monroe, LA 71201 + Google Map Phone: 318.547.1738 Website: https://flyingtigerbeer.com/ Organizer Arts Council of Northeast Louisiana Phone: 318.397.6717 Email: email@example.com Website: nelaarts.org « West Monroe Brown Bag Concert Northeast Louisiana Summer Film Series »


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COLUMBUS – Secretary of State Jon Husted has announced November as "Veteran-Owned Businesses" month. Throughout the month, Ohio Business Profile will highlight a series of businesses around the state that are owned by veterans.
"The men and women of our military have secured our freedom and supported our values, and I hope that you'll support their businesses," Secretary Husted said. "Every November, we honor the men and women of our military on Veterans Day. Another way we can honor them is to use the services and products that are developed right here in Ohio through veteran-owned businesses."
Businesses profiled this month include:
• Outlook Financial Center, LLC (Troy, Ohio) provides retirement, college, and tax planning, along with insurance and asset protection. Their priority is to maintain strong commitments with their clients and build lasting relationships.
• Mutt's Sauce, LLC (Beavercreek, Ohio) is an all-purpose specialty sauce created by Charlie "Mutt" Ferrell, Jr. during his time in the United States Air Force. Before passing away, Mutt left his secret recipe to his granddaughter who is also a veteran of the United States Air Force. Since then, she has turned her grandfather's passion into a successful Ohio-based business.
• JBS Industries (Lebanon, Ohio) is a leading car wash supplies manufacturer that has been creating quality products and industrial cleaners since 1979. On top of being an automatic car wash supply manufacturer, JBS Industries also offers products in industries such as dog washing, pressure washing, and aviation.
• GPK Indoor Entertainment (Columbus, Ohio) is an entertainment center focused on family fun. With activities such as indoor kart racing and laser tag, GPK has become a Central Ohio favorite for birthday parties, team building activities, and other events.
• Walt Churchill's Market (Maumee, Ohio) has been serving Toledo residents for more than a century. The market proudly supports local farmers, growers, and producers that provide some of the finest, high-quality goods Ohio has to offer.
In January, Secretary Husted announced that 2017 was a record-breaking year for new businesses formed in the Buckeye State. This marks the eighth consecutive year Ohio has seen a record number of new entities file to set up shop.
Since taking office in 2011, Secretary Husted has made it a priority to offer better services to Ohio entrepreneurs and businesses at a lower cost. In 2013, he launched Ohio Business Central, which allows businesses to be created online with a significantly quicker turnaround time. This efficiency allowed the state to cut the fees associated with starting a new business by 21 percent in 2015. That same year, Secretary Husted began a partnership with Google's "Let's Put Our Cities on the Map" program making it easy for new businesses to access free tools to help them get off the ground.
Ohio Business Profile was launched in 2011 to highlight Ohio companies that create transformative products, offer outstanding service, contribute to their local communities and employ Ohioans. Each month, a handful of diverse businesses linked together by a common theme are featured on the Secretary of State's website. Ohioans are encouraged to submit companies they feel are deserving of recognition in future months.


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Are You Sitting Down For This? (Why I'm Taking A Stand For Writers Everywhere)
Chances are if you are reading this post, you are sitting down. And if you are like most Americans (we writers are some of the worst) you'll probably spend at least 12 hours of your waking day sitting on your rump. Assuming you get 8 hours of sleep every night, that leaves only 4 hours of daylight that you are upright each day. In fact, the average person will spend nearly 70% of their lifetime sitting. (Depressing thought, right?)
Why is this a big deal?
If you haven't yet heard, this past year there has been an explosion of new data from countless health studies and articles that claim sitting for long periods of time is apparently one of the most harmful things we can do to our bodies. Go ahead, Google a few of them and you'll quickly find that every single hour you sit (after the age of 25) reduces your life expectancy by 21.8 minutes. That may not seem like a lot at first until you do the math. 12 hours a day sitting (at work, at the dinner table, in the car, on the couch, at church, etc) adds up to a whopping 4.36 hours of life expectancy wasted each day. Consider that a single cigarette will carve 11 min off your life expectancy and you can see why sitting is a silent killer that few of us think about. Is sitting the new smoking?
Even more surprising is that the results hold true for those of us who exercise regularly as well. People who sit at work all day and then manage to sneak in the recommended 30 minutes of exercise everyday hardly make a dent in the amount of hours they spend sitting.
I'm not going to go into all the medical reasons why this happens. There are plenty of articles out there have already done this well. I'm not typically one to read too much into the latest health trends, and I certainly wasn't in any mood to change my work habits based on a stupid article or two, or three…or twelve. But this information did get me thinking: Are writers doomed to live shorter, less healthy lives than the McDonalds floor-moppers? If not, what's the alternative?
One solution could be a standing desk. That's right, it seems the hip thing for desk jockeys to do these days is to purchase a standing desk and work diligently while standing. It's okay – you can chuckle. I know I did when I first read about it too, but apparently it's not as new as you think. It seems some of the most influential men of their times preferred to work standing up – men like Ernest Hemingway, Winston Churchill and Thomas Jefferson (or so the articles claim). I was intrigued by the concept, but it wasn't until a friend of mine decided to take the challenge and purchased a standing desk of his own that I got to hear first hand how it was working.
After his initial discomfort from adjusting his lifestyle from one of sitting daily to standing upright regularly he discovered something interesting. He was more alert and focused at work and felt more productive. One by one, his co-workers began switching over to the standing desks as well, having seen first hand the difference it made in their colleague's work personality.
Convinced that I shouldn't dismiss it until I tried it, I recently decided to give it a try for myself.
Here's what I found:
I did a quick internet search for standing desk companies and discovered…ACK…those things cost $800 or more. I was shocked. It was enough to put me out of the running for sure. I'm a writer for Pete's sake, not a millionaire. But a few searches later I discovered an adequate solution to get me on my feet for less than $22 thanks to IKEA and a little ingenuity. $22 was definitely in the budget range I was looking for. You can read more about the $22 IKEA standing desk solution here if you're interested in trying it out for yourself.
As for me, I'm writing at my standing desk as we speak and while I can say it has taken a bit of getting used to, I'm actually kinda digging it. Only time will tell, but I'm learning that it hasn't been as big of a change as I first thought it would be.
Standing desks may seem silly to us now, but I bet the idea of sitting for 12 hours a day would likely seem as silly (if not downright sinful) to people a few hundred years ago. So, I'm taking a stand for writers everywhere. I'll post periodic updates on twitter to let you know how it's working out for me. In the end, if standing adds a few more years of productive writing to my life I'll be glad I stood. Who knows, one of those books may even crack the best-seller list.
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Standing in one place for great lengths of time, isn't much better than sitting. It places on undue stress on your legs. Really, any combination of sitting or standing, while reading would be fine, provided you get regular exercise and take a walk outside every now and then.
For years, I've alternated standing and sitting while working at the computer. I often compose in longhand, and stand to do that, too. It keeps me alert, and gives my back and legs a rest from too much sitting. (How ironic is that?) A good walk helps keep the brain creative; standing helps me focus.
I don't have a nifty desk–yet!–but have used the kitchen bar, the top of a small bookshelf, and a variety of items stacked up high enough to accommodate a keyboard or a laptop. The best standing spot has been the kitchen bar: sturdy, plenty of space for mouse and documents, and easy access to coffee and snacks. 🙂
Not a bad idea, but I think moderation is key with just about anything – to have a healthy, well-balanced life. Having said that, I often like to eat standing. ; )
There are also "walking" desks. I cobbled up a version of that in my home for a while: it was a treadmill with computer keyboard mounted at a proper height for me to use while walking and typing.
It can be done. I find I cannot do it if what I have to do requires a medium to high level of concentration (writing story material would definitely tax my concentration!), but for just surfing the web, researching, reading email, or even watching video, it is quite easy to set the treadmill to a very slow speed and walk while engaging these activities.
So…if you need to do something besides just stand, consider adding a treadmill, or perhaps a stepper.
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Too much standing will give you varicose veins eventually, so there does need to be a balance. I also know that when I'm pregnant, being on my feet too much will eventually exhaust me to the point of collapse, but I doubt these standing desks were invented with pregnant women in mind. 🙂
I recently read an interesting blog about how walking balances both sides of the brain–something about the right-left-right movements.
I've tried to do that more recently. I do feel better when I've moved around as much as I've sat. I do too much sitting.
Thanks Chris! Great inspirtation to follow through on an idea I have tossed around for several years. I too was put off by the prices of stand up desks and have seen a few online contraptions like you're using, but for $22 or less how could I go wrong. I tried for a short time, only several hours, stacking stuff up on my desk so I could use the computer, found my plan to unstable to really hold my desktop computer.
Starting the year with significant back pain and a re-injury I am motivated to get out of my seat and stand!
Thanks for the inspiration!


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For one week now, the United States military has been at DEFCON 3!
For those readers to the blog military and non-military some clarification of that term DEFCON required?
DEFCON describing a readiness status, the current situation in the Far East necessitating an increased readiness status, an enhanced military posture.
From the wiki:
"A defense readiness condition (DEFCON) is an alert posture used by the United States Armed Forces . . . It prescribes five graduated levels of readiness (or states of alert) for the U.S. military, and increase in severity from DEFCON 5 (least severe) to DEFCON 1 (most severe) to match varying military situations."
Within the historical context also according to the wiki:
* "The highest confirmed DEFCON ever was Level 2. During the Cuban Missile Crisis on October 22, 1962, the U.S. Armed Forces were ordered to DEFCON 3. On October 26, Strategic Air Command (SAC) was ordered to DEFCON 2, while the rest of the U.S. Armed Forces remained at DEFCON 3."
* "The U.S. Armed Forces were at DEFCON 3 status during the 1973 Yom Kippur War."
* "The third time the United States reached DEFCON 3 was during the September 11 attacks of 2001."
AND NOW that fourth time in reaction to the bellicose and very heated rhetoric as emanating from Pyongyang.
Again, the American public in general [including myself until just a few hours ago] totally oblivious of this increased DEFCON status or unaware of the significance thereof?
Concern is the order of the day but not excessively so!
Friday, April 19, 2013
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Kid's life is over after he steps in dog poop
By Jeff Leeson
This is the exact moment a toddler enters real life.
We shouldn't judge this kid — just read his shirt, we don't know him. Sure he stepped in dog poop, which admittedly is incredibly gross, but he's also just a toddler so this may in fact be the worst thing that's ever happened to him.
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Uniarts was established in 2014 and have about 500 students and 250 employees. With our unique composition of education and artistic research, we want to create new opportunities for societal development and knowledge of tomorrow.
On 1 June 2016 Uniarts was authorised to award artistic third-cycle degrees in artistic practices. Exposition is an integrated part of artistic work at Uniarts. Each research project must present (stage, narrate, sing, choreograph and so on) its results in a way that is both rigorous and consistent. This requires research to be critically reviewed by peers in a combination of different exposition formats. By developing different formats in which peer review can be carried out, research within the area also addresses the challenges that arise when research is formulated and presented in forms that communicate through an artistically performed experience, and thereby contributes to pushing the boundaries that existing forms of publication and dissemination of research set for the ambitions of artistic research.
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Rörelsen först: om regi för rörelsebaserad scenkonst
Lena Stefenson
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Making performances that have movement as a base means in many ways to venture out into an unexplored landscape. What is to be played on stage usually has its origin in a movement-based idea and not in an already written text to be analyzed. How can this work go? Where are the challenges and what methods can be used? Lena Stefenson has written this book on the basis of her own experiences as a choreographing director with examples from various works as well as her own and others' teaching. The text is about how to create the elevated movements in a performance. How to work with theme? With story? What is the relation between text and movement? What does it mean to be a choreographer / director for a movement-based work? How are the last rehearsal weeks going? The book is aimed at anyone who is, or wants to become, a choreographing director or actor in the movement-based performing arts with forms such as dance, mime and circus. It is also aimed at those who generally want to make their scenic work more physical.
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Monsters I Love: On Multivocal Arts
Alex Nowitz
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Proposing a 'multivocal practice' in the vocal arts, this exposition (documented artistic research project) embodies an inclusive approach to four core categories for the contemporary performance voice: the singing, speaking, extended and disembodied voice. The culmination of a four-year PhD project in Artistic Practices (Performative and Mediated Practices, with specialisations in choreography/film and media/opera /performing arts), it documents artistic research sub-projects through the presentation of multimedia material, interweaving performance recordings with reflective and contextualising texts. Multivocality addresses various models of virtuosity, all of which are informed by a multi-faceted artistic knowledge, whether experimental or experiential, technical or technological, improvisational or compositional. Contemporary vocal performance practices are loaded by questions pertaining to detecting and solving technical issues that span the vocal domains. Through a range of artistic practices—vocal, oral, bodily and technology-related—the research project unfolds what is conceived as a bountiful 'vocal imaginary'. When voice and body meet technology-related practices that aim at the expansion of the vocal realm by using custom and gesture-controlled live electronics, a performance æsthetics of the in-between emerges. This is explored via the 'strophonion', formerly built at STEIM in Amsterdam and, during the course of the PhD, further developed by Berlin-based software programmer Sukandar Kartadinata who created an intricate configuration on the basis of the audio processing application Max/MSP. Through the formulation and performance of 'The Manifesto for the Multivocal Voice'—a 'discursive solo performance act' that aims to provide insights into principles and premises, and to develop the discourse on the politics of today's performance voice—the exposition attempts to establish a potential theoretical and philosophical grounding for multivocality. Its second major concern relates to the poetics of the voice, investigating the thresholds of highly individualised vocal practices by asking: what are the boundaries of the contemporary performance voice? The exposition (on the Research Catalogue) comprises video and audio documentation of public live performances, lectures and artists' talks as well as studio productions and rehearsals. The user is invited to study scores and various texts, such as poems, extended programme notes, translations, performance instructions, comments and other reflections. The collection of essays and articles that guide the user through the edifice of ideas that the artistic research project has unveiled remains central to the endeavour.
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Practicing art - as a habit? / Att utöva konst - som en vana?
Annette Arlander
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This bilingual exposition (English and Swedish) presents and problematizes the relationship between artistic practice and habit, describing two projects that deal with repetition and place. The projects 'Solsidan' and 'Summer at Söder' were undertaken during the years 2015-2016 in Stockholm. The idea of repetition and returning to the same site were crucial, as in much of my previous works. Unlike them, neither of these two projects involved performances for camera; in both the actual practice consisted of video recording the view. The shift in emphasis from an artistic practice aiming to produce an artwork, into an activity undertaken mainly as an exercise, an activity, could be seen as a strand in the general trend in contemporary art since the 1960s and accentuated in this century towards valuing the 'working' of art above the work of art as an object. This trend can also be related to research and linked to the preference for various terms like practice as research, performance as research, creative arts research or, indeed, artistic research. - This exposition combines a description of the actual practice, with an encounter with the material generated through that practice and proposes that these works can exemplify artistic research as a speculative practice.
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Working With a Witches' Broom / Att Arbeta med en Markvast
Annette Arlander
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This exposition explores the specific materiality that a Witches' Broom offers for performance-based artworks, referring to ideas on plant-thinking by Michael Marder (2013) and on vibrant matter by Jane Bennett (2010). A witches' broom, Taphrina betulina, is a fungus that afflicts certain birch trees and causes outgrowths of small twigs. With such a bunch of sticks I performed for camera and live on several occasions during the years 2006-2008 creating variations with only a few elements. Working with various materials – organic matter, digital moving images and recorded speech – and the various combinations of them, including the versions discarded during the process, provides a starting point for looking at the small transformations that produce difference and for proposing variation as one of the basic methods for artistic research.
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Konst möter journalistik. ArtNews re-gestaltar nyhetsberättelser i konstnärlig form i samarbete med olika konstnärer. Vi undersöker vad som uppstår i mellanrummet och mötet mellan konst och journalistiken. Konstnärligt forskningsprojekt inom Stockholm University of the Arts Art meets journalism. ArtNews re-designs news stories in artistic form in collaboration with various artists. We investigate the space between art and journalism. Artistic research project at Stockholm University of the Arts
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Encore's EN-1000™ Is the First Sprint Certified CAT 1 Router for IoT and M2M Applications
Chantilly, VA – October 30, 2018 – Encore Networks today announced that Hyperion Partners has selected the EN-1000™ router for use on the Sprint 4G LTE Category 1 (CAT 1) network. The Sprint certified EN-1000™ is specifically designed for low and medium bandwidth IoT and M2M applications in enterprise and industrial markets.
Founded in 2012 and with offices throughout the US, Hyperion Partners is a full-service business development and technology consulting firm specializing in mobility. Hyperion has deep experience applying all aspects of mobility and complimentary technologies allowing customers to focus on their core competencies to achieve business goals and not worry about keeping pace with emerging technologies.
"Hyperion Partners focuses on the use of technology to impact the customer experience. They have been on the client side of the businesses they serve and understand the needs and pressures of buying and applying technology and mobile solutions," said David Gilley, AVP of Business Development and Strategy for Encore Networks. "This is an exciting partnership for Encore and one which we will benefit from greatly due to Hyperion's extensive history and long-standing relationship with Sprint."
With the sunsetting of 2G and 3G networks, it is essential that end users have a reliable, cost-effective cellular replacement to future proof their investment into the next decade. Sprint LTE CAT 1 is an excellent technology choice providing download speeds up to 10 Mbps and upload speeds up to 5 Mbps. LTE CAT 1 provides a low-cost option for cellular connectivity and offers bandwidth for IoT applications that use moderate amounts of data throughput. The EN-1000™ router provides services not available on older equipment using slower cellular technologies, for example; back up/failover for small and medium sized businesses, utilities requiring SCADA and M2M connectivity throughout the GRID, ATMs, kiosks, digital signage and point-of-sale.
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All high performance, wireless EN™ routers can be remotely managed and monitored through Encore's enCloud™ Enterprise Management System. The enCloud™ system displays key information and is scalable for VARs and MSPs with multiple customers and users.
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Officials: Arson the cause of $3 million in damages to Seaford Family Dollar
Monday afternoon two armed men walked into Karemore, pointed a gun at the cashier and asked for narcotics. It didn't end well for the armed men. Produced by Megan Raymond, Salisbury Daily Times
Officials have determined the cause of a Monday fire that did an estimated $3 million in damage to a Family Dollar store in Seaford was arson.
The Delaware State Fire Marshal's office said the fire was reported at 5:07 p.m. in the 500 block of East Stein Highway and when the Seaford Volunteer Fire Department arrived on scene, they found heavy black smoke in the building's upper half.
Blades, Bridgeville, Georgetown, Milton, Greenwood, Laurel, Delmar and three fire companies from Maryland assisted the Seaford fire department. One store employee was treated for minor smoke inhalation and released, according to the fire marshal's office, and no other injuries were reported.
At this time, the fire marshal's office said details about the case are not being released because of its criminal nature, but updates will be released as necessary in the future. The investigation is continuing as deputies follow up on leads and information received and process evidence.
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Online report of the Progressive Review. Since 1964, the news while there's still time to do something about it.
September 17, 2018
Trump's tax estimate off by several trillion
Daily Beast -The amount of cash that has flowed back to the U.S. after Donald Trump's massive tax law overhaul is just 3.5 percent of what the president predicted. The revamp ended the practice of taxing U.S. companies when they brought home foreign profits, with Trump predicting: "Over $4 [trillion], but close to $5 trillion, will be brought back into our country. This is money that would never, ever be seen again by the workers and the people of our country." However, an analysis by The Wall Street Journal shows just $143 billion has been repatriated—3.58 percent of Trump's $4 trillion prediction. Companies have announced plans to repatriate an additional $37 billion.
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Fisherman and divers of Norway: If you happen to see a ten-foot long, robotic mini-submarine swimming off of your shores, please call the U.S. Navy. The service has been trying to find its mine-sweeping drone for a week, now, after the 'bot failed to return to its mother ship, the USS Swift.The Swift has broken off its participation in a military exercise to look for the Battlespace Preparation Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, the AP reports."The ship has searched everywhere from the fjord leading into the southern town Kristiansand to deep ocean water some 30 kilometres out, where the waters can be as much as 580 metres deep," the wire service says. "Because the sub could surface just about anywhere along Norway's coast, [Norwegian military spokesman Cmdr. Thom] Knustad appealed on national radio for Norwegians to be on the lookout for the torpedo-shaped, yellowish-orange device with a propeller on one end. "THERE'S MORE: The boat out looking for the lost drone isn't the USS Swift, Defense Tech reader ET informs us -- that ship has scrapped years ago. Instead, it's the "HSV-2 Swift, leased from shipbuilder Incat in Australia."
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Good Thursday morning!! I had a wonderful vacation last week but glad to be getting back into the routine of everyday life. How about you? Anything new going on?
This week over at Sweet Peach I'm challenging you to USE SCRAPS!! You can not have a piece bigger than 7x7 and 1 x 12 inch strips are ok too. The only piece that can be big it the background. So let's get to work using those scraps to make room for new stuff!!
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Tested Digitizers Guide
This document lists the digitizers tested in-house at ESRI and their ability to work successfully with ArcGIS 8x and ArcInfo Workstation 8x. Digitizing in ArcMap requires that you install the vendor's WinTab driver. ArcMap supports most WinTab drivers. REMOVED: per Scott Muller 6/9/05
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