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Modern smartphones often come in two or three different variants, with the chief difference between them being the amount of storage contained within the device. The most obvious example is the Apple iPhone, which is sold in 16 GB, 32 GB, and 64 GB models. The upgrades aren't free, of course, and it often costs $50 or $100 to jump from one storage option to the next.
This raises the question: Which option is best for you, and how do you choose? There are a number of criteria to help make this decision easier, and InformationWeek offers a few tips to help out.
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These days, there are two types of devices: those that have expandable storage and those that do not. Just like smartphones that have removable batteries, smartphones that have expandable storage offer more flexibility than those that are locked down.
[ Does your smartphone conk out too quickly? These innovations might help. Read Smartphone Battery Life: Back To The Future. ]
Good examples of locked-down devices include the Apple iPhone, HTC One, Nokia Lumia 920 and Google Nexus 4. These devices have finite amounts of storage. There are many others, but these are perhaps the most visible today. Some examples of devices that offer expandable storage include the BlackBerry Z10, Samsung Galaxy S 4 and Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX HD.
Expandable storage is offered in the form of a microSD memory card. These little cards are available in sizes between 1 GB and 64 GB, with the most common options 8-, 16-, 32- and 64-GB. Prices vary by storage and speed (how fast the card reads/writes data). For example, an 8-GB Class 4 card (slower speed) from SanDisk costs just $7 when purchased from Amazon.com, and a 64-GB Class 10 card (very fast) from Kingston costs $55 from Amazon.com. Expandable storage offers the best bang for the buck.
If Your Phone Has Finite Storage
Suppose, for whatever reason, you need to go with a device that doesn't offer expandable storage. No big deal. Most sealed smartphones stick with the 16-, 32-, and 64-GB options. Which is the best for you? That depends on how you use your phone.
Do you download lots of apps but rarely listen to music or video? If so, it's probably safe to stick with one of the less expensive options. Phones with 16 GB of storage offer plenty of space for apps (even big games) and photos and still leave plenty of room for hundreds of MP3s and even a full-length HD movie. If your smartphone serves more as an information source than an on-the-go media server, save yourself some green.
Do you hoard media? Have an epic media library on your PC at home? If having instant access to thousands of songs and dozens of movies is important to you, then it makes sense to choose the option with the largest amount of storage. Keep in mind, however, that going from 16 to 64 GB often makes a $199 smartphone a more painful $399 at the register.
If Your Phone Has Infinite Storage
Okay, no phone actually has infinite storage, but you know what I mean. Devices that accept microSD memory cards present many more options. For starters, microSD cards can be swapped out at any time. You can fill up one card with music, another with movies, and leave a third blank for taking pictures and video.
Here's a real-world example: Samsung plans to sell the Galaxy S 4 in 16-, 32-, and 64-GB options, same as the iPhone. However, the S 4 also accepts microSD cards. The difference between the 16-GB model and the 64-GB model will probably be about $200 at the register. You can choose the 16-GB model, though, and pair it with a 64-GB card (totaling 80 GB of storage) for only about $50 more. Need more than 80 GB? Buy another card to supplement what you already have.
If you want as much storage in your smartphone as you have in your laptop, pick the 64-GB model and pair it with a 64-GB microSD card. Having 128 GB in your pocket is kind of crazy, but it's certainly an option.
What About the Cloud?
Cloud services throw a bit of a curveball into the entire equation, but they don't present an unsolvable problem. A number of services have sprung up in recent years offering online storage that can be accessed directly from smartphones. Some examples include Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft SkyDrive, Apple iCloud and so on. Each offers some storage (2 GB - 5 GB) for free, with paid options that range up to 1 TB if you don't might coughing up a small fortune.
The best use for these services, I've found, is as a backup option. Want to make sure your vacation photos aren't lost when your phone falls into the drink? Set it so that all your images are automatically uploaded and synced to one of these online accounts. Cloud services also make it easy to share photos -- ahem, and work files -- that you may need to upload from a smartphone. Of course, you can choose to use cloud storage however you wish, and adding them as a virtual security deposit box to the storage on your device offers some piece of mind.
Want to store your music and/or movies online instead of on your phone? Go with something like Google Play Music, Amazon MP3 or Apple's iTunes Match. Each of these will accept up to 20,000 songs (for an annual fee of $20 - $25), which can then be streamed over Wi-Fi, 4G or 3G to your smartphone without taking up any local storage space. Using cloud services for music playback is particularly appealing if you have a device that's limited to 16 GB of storage but you still want access to lots of tunes. The downside, of course, is that your music will not be available for playback offline (for example, on a plane) unless you choose to sync at least some of it to the local storage.
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SnakeMittens wrote:Give the knives to the cannon fodder. A rifle is better than a pistol for a makeshift club.
Silverdream wrote:Bayonets.
Warhead wrote:my head burns with War.
IVhorseman wrote:You could stick them on their vests or something, but they'll definitely be more effective in the hands of your cannon fodder, who'll be running in anyways. As far as I can tell, the knife+gun technique is one of the more effective ones in brikwars.
Also, having done that clip-to-binoc thing in real life for bayonets, i can assure you that they look completely boneriffic in real life. yes it's a big block at the end, and yes, it is wider than the barrel of the gun.
Warhead wrote:my head burns with War.
RunsWithLegos wrote:gets some U-clips from brickarms, they will make the bayonets work perfectly
Robot Monkey wrote:They're like Starship Troopers bugs with a bit of WH40K Tyranid mixed in! Nice job.
RunsWithLegos wrote:you could use some more small creatures though, add some fun
Silverdream wrote:I think the legs on the Warrior are weak and skinny looking talk about throwing stones at a glass house.
Silverdream wrote:I do however enjoy the worker.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - April 1, 2013 --The Philadelphia Flyers have acquired forward Jay Rosehill from the Anaheim Ducks for forward Harry Zolnierczyk.
The teams announced the trade Monday.
Zolnierczyk played in 44 regular-season games over two years for the Flyers. He had three goals and seven points this season.
Rosehill has spent the season with the Ducks' AHL affiliate, the Norfolk Admirals, where he had four goals and eight points, and 90 penalty minutes in 33 games. He did not score a point in 31 career NHL games with Toronto.


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Fine Dining and Nightlife amid Chic 1940s-Style Decor at 4-Star Atlantic City Hotel
Purple neon lights cast a glow onto a slender, 20-story tower topped by a violet-colored sign reading "the Chelsea" in cursive lettering. This is the centerpiece luxe tower of The Chelsea, a 4-star hotel that looks like it was plucked from a film-noir classic and placed right along the ocean, just a short walk from Atlantic City's iconic boardwalk. Inside, retro-chic decor—such as crystal chandeliers in the ballroom and abstract lamps elsewhere—fits right in with the city's glamorous past. Each chic luxe king or queen room embodies the hotel's signature style and overlooks the bay. This deal also includes two passes to the Sea Spa's Solarium, which has a co-ed jacuzzi, a sauna, and a steam room.
Named after the hotel's first owners, the onsite restaurant Teplitzky's serves classic American diner fare and cocktails to guests seated on vintage barstools, and it's also a casual spot to enjoy breakfast in the morning, with entrees ranging from huevos rancheros to apple and pecan whole-wheat waffles.
Atlantic City, New Jersey: Casinos and Carnival Rides Lining Historic Beachside Boardwalk
No trip to Atlantic City is complete without a stroll along its signature boardwalk, which stretches for 6 miles along New Jersey's eastern coast. Originally built in 1870 to keep sand out of hotel lobbies, the boardwalk grew in popularity as a place where you could drink and gamble during Prohibition without much trouble from the police, as depicted in HBO's Boardwalk Empire. The boardwalk is still popular for its casinos, but it's family-friendly, too. Visitors can peruse amusement parks, arcades, and carnival-style food vendors, with several businesses open year-round.
On the boardwalk, it's worth it to check out the Absecon Lighthouse, which is more than 150 years old. Climb its 228 steps to the top for sweeping views of the city skyline and the sea. Down at the base, you'll find a replica of the original light keeper's lonely cloister and the collection of sock puppets he created to keep him company.
Proving further that Atlantic City isn't all nightclubs, boardwalk, and casinos is Gardner's Basin, a maritime village along the bay. Here, artisans use seashells and driftwood to hand make items such as wind chimes and picture frames. However, the basin's biggest claim to fame is the 25,000-gallon Atlantic City Aquarium swimming with turtles and rays.


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This show was surprisingly fun. The girls are a riot so far, the only annoying/stupid character is the teacher. He got repetitive even with such a limited presence. I hope he goes away.
I see they went for the Kanokon/Ladies vs Butlers aesthetic. Its a nice choice for erotically aligned comedies, I think. I like that they made it a little sexy without compromising the cuteness levels, that's very important to me. The level of fanservice was at a balanced and unobtrusive level, and I hope it stays that way throughout. While this (like the other two aforementioned shows) probably won't be a slam-dunk, it will be a lot of fun if it stays as good as this episode throughout.
|2012-04-08, 06:15
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there are 2 problems i saw in this, first they tried to make sense of the plot, and it ends making things just akward. The other thing are the designs, they have hugely fat legs, and it doesnt look sexy just fat, and personally i hope they dont increase the ecchi.
|2012-04-08, 11:57
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Eh? Eh??!! EEHHH!!!!
I just sat there and boggled for the whole episode.
That said, I'll probably give it the three episode taste test as it could turn into one of those 'guilty pleasure' shows which are a bit mad but you watch them because they're a bit mad.
|2012-04-08, 13:16
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I'm sorry but I took a look at the manga and boggle at this being made into an anime. The girls are guns.. what a crock not a single one ever turn into a gun.. so it's like calling gun toting girls guns.. Do not see anything in this series. The way they started off with thong talk and that I thought maybe it's an ecchi series to make this anime worth anything but that is not even the case.
Still boggling that this was made into an anime.
|2012-04-08, 13:55
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Location: In line to confess his sins.
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I'm still wondering what's weirder, this, or Akikan.
I think this will end up being better, though.
Not that I'm trying to coax you into liking it. I'm just sayin'.
|2012-04-08, 15:04
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Umm ... Akikan is weirder imo. DEFINITELY weirder.
That being said, I found that ep 1 was a pretty faithful adaptation of the manga - the OP had a bunch of the cast of charas cameo across the screen I recognized.
Even so, with both the manga and the first ep I still am leaning towards not actively following the series on a week-to-week basis. Maybe later on when all eps are out I might steamroll it.... Maybe.
|2012-04-08, 18:31
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My personal opinion just another case of source material being just a little better then the adaptation I guess.
|2012-04-08, 21:36
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Someone care to explain this series because I simply don't get it...From the description I was expecting Mechamusume-esque shenanigans and while the girls clearly have some mechanical parts inside them nothing else about them is gun-like in the least?
I just fail to understand the logic of the show...The main girl clearly identifies herself as a gun, but we never once see her display the ability to become a weapon herself only to wield guns? Does she magically transform into one and for some reason they felt the need to not show this yet?
The idea of girls in the shape of guns interests me but the fact that they don't seem to explain this aspect even a little has me thoroughly confused.
|2012-04-08, 23:46
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I only gave this show a chance because it's on Crunchyroll, and I expected to dump it after the first episode, but the premise is so weird and the fanservice was minimal enough that I'll keep watching for now. And hope it'll get a second season, just to annoy the guys at ANN who all freaked out at the premise.
|2012-04-09, 13:49
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Resides within the depths of Ned infested Glasgow
Found it somewhat amusing with his obsession(I'd question a man not having a obsession for thongs even if it's a school girl wearing them) but I do believe that at the start was all their was of it. Can't recall it being brought up again or much at all later on.
Wasn't bad but wasn't great either, the start was always kinda meh, it's later on when it gets better.
|2012-04-09, 16:25
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Aww, the premise of "guns" getting excited because they are being felt up on and gripped seemed to be a pretty funny twist on the typical "cute 4-5 girls do cute stuff" spiel. I did like those jokes. Unfortunately, the not so great character designs and the really bad BGM (You probably get better stuff out of the Super NES), and poor editing made it somewhat frustrating to watch. Oh well, it's Xebec after all-- unfortunate really; I'll come back to this some day.
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Some 30 years following the death of the author CS Lewis, British actor David Payne won the lead role in Shadowlands at the prestigious Tennessee Performing Arts Center. Payne's interest in Lewis was ignited. He began to study Lewis and his writings in much detail and adapted his first one-man play from the book A Grief Observed, the diary of grief Lewis kept in the first few months following his wife's death. Titled, Mist in the Mourning, Payne prepared for the play by memorizing the entire book following which he winnowed it down to a suitable length. Such was the power of his performance that he received a glowing commendation from Douglas Gresham, Lewis' stepson, one of the two stepsons who had shared the experience with Lewis and shared his grief.
Invariably after each performance many of the audience would stay behind to ask questions about Lewis, his life, his writings, his contemporaries and friends, particularly Tolkien. After one such question period it occurred to Payne that it would be really interesting if Lewis was there to answer the questions himself. And thus was born what has become Payne's most popular play An Evening with CS Lewis.
The play is set in the year 1963 and CS Lewis, the now-famous British author, is in the twilight years of his life. Lewis is in his element as he hosts a group of American writers at his home just outside of Oxford, telling them the stories of his associations, his writing, his family, his faith, and his great love.
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HIV Accelerated Liver Disease in Uganda
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01524562
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : February 2, 2012
Last Update Posted : August 9, 2018
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- Liver disease is a leading cause of death in people who have the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). It especially affects those who have both HIV and hepatitis B or C viruses. Most research on HIV-related liver disease has been conducted in North America and Europe. However, HIV-related liver disease in Uganda and other African nations may involve other diseases that are not common in the West, and may not involve hepatitis B or C. Researchers want to study HIV-related liver disease in Uganda to learn more about the differences between Western and African trends of this disease.
- To study HIV-related liver disease in rural Uganda.
- Individuals at least 18 years of age who were tested for possible liver disease. Some participants will have HIV infection; others will be uninfected.
- All participants will be from rural areas of Uganda.
- Participants will have at least two study visits.
- Participants will have a physical exam and medical history. They will complete a questionnaire about health and quality of life. Blood, urine, and stool samples will be collected. Participants will also have a liver scan to check for liver scarring, and an ultrasound to take images of the liver.
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To understand why Proposition 8, the ballot initiative that banned gay marriage, won in California, watch the campaign's TV commercials at the What Is Prop 8? website. Not only were they well-made, featuring a multi-ethnic cross-section of very normal, quasi-hip, young to middle-age Californians, the commercials were models of serious, rational… READ MORE >
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In small spaces — and even in large spaces — nothing does double duty in vertical space like the loft bed! Whether it's maximizing storage space, making the best of a crazy floor plan, or just because it looks cool, building your bed in the air is the way to go. We've found fifteen inspiring beds that involve just a bit of climbing before you crash — come look!
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1. A slender rail sets apart this spare twin, tucked above a reading alcove, from Geek Living Daily.
2. Rustic wood and old books cozy up a single-sized sleeping place. Bob Coscarelli, via the Lettered Cottage.
3. A library ladder leads to a snug partition for snoozing or reading. From Angie Helm Interiors.
4. White, billowy fabric and lace give this little nest a glamorous feel. Trevor Tondro for the New York Times.
5. Forget the baby monitor; this sleek double from Contemporist gives privacy and peace of mind without sacrificing style.
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6. Smooth cut-out shapes and fancy wallpaper make this loft bed from Izzy Share Blog into a stylish retreat.
7. Reading lights, a tiny window, and fresh cut flowers create an inviting nook! Jessica Helgerson, via Birch + Bird.
8. Loads of natural light and plenty of floor space make this loft/library from theberry.com seem like a whole separate room.
9. A great example of lofting a bed in a studio, this bed peeks over kitchen, dining room, and living room. From The Selby.
10. This bed from tumidei isn't too tall, but high enough to take advantage of ample storage space underneath.
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11. Built in lighting underneath this bed illuminates the work/study space beneath. From Erin & Danny Living Together in Only 500 Square Feet on Apartment Therapy.
12. A grown-up bunk bed creates room underneath for a desk and storage. From Corey's Converted Barn on Apartment Therapy.
13. Glossy green floors and painted grass emphasize the "up in the air" feel of this bed from Stiff + Trevillion.
14. The real bed is on the ground, but we love the steps and glass above it — this design could easily adapted for a twin bed in the air. From idesignarch.
15. Stark white and lots of light give this bed-above-a-closet a calm, refreshing feel. Victor & Soeun's Romantic Loft on Apartment Therapy.
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|Dev: Capcom
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|4.0 - 4.4 = Great
|Pub: Capcom
|2.0 - 2.4 = Poor
|4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
|Release: Feb. 17, 2009
|2.5 - 2.9 = Average
|5.0 = The Best
|Players: 1-2
|3.0 - 3.4 = Fair
|ESRB Rating: Teen
|3.5 - 3.9 = Good
by D'Marcus Beatty
January 3, 2008 - No one can deny that Street Fighter II changed the face of gaming. The release of SF2 revitalized arcades and made fighting games into the well-loved genre that exists today. Mortal Kombat, Virtua Fighter, Tekken, Soul Caliber, and all fighting games owe a debt to Ryu and the World Warriors.
Street Fighter II is undoubtedly one of the most influential games in the history of gaming. Its sequel, while well received, didn't have quite the impact that Street Fighter II did, partly due to the decline in arcades, partly due to the popular shift to 3-D fighters like the aforementioned Tekken, but probably mostly due to how long Capcom took to finally release it. Capcom milked the Street Fighter franchise for all that it was worth, releasing and re-releasing Street Fighter II with ridiculous adjectives like Hyper, Super, and Turbo until gamers were nearly sick of the constant rehashes. Now, twenty years after the release of original Street Fighter, Capcom has finally gotten around to releasing Street Fighter IV and gamers everywhere are wondering whether Capcom is offering us too little too late.
While 3-D fighters rule today, Capcom has chosen (and perhaps wisely so) to keep Street Fighter in a 2-D style of combat, so purists don't have to worry that their favorite 2-D fighter is going to be ruined by sidesteps or realigning their fighters. However, while the style of combat is relatively unchanged, most of the other elements of Street Fighter have been either changed or revamped in the hopes of creating a new, better, and more exciting combat system.
The first and most obvious change to the game is in the visuals. Street Fighter II began with a style that was a bit western and gradually began to become more anime inspired in their visuals, with characters that looked sleeker than the originals. Street Fighter IV goes in a completely different direction, bulking up their characters in a decidedly Western look. While only a few characters have been revealed so far, all of the images of series' mainstays Ryu and Ken show the fighters with bulging, rippling muscles. Apparently during the years between Street Fighter III and IV the World Warriors have been hitting the gym. Even more noticeable than the fighter's physiques, however, is the art style. The visuals have a unique look that can best be described as a moving watercolor painting, giving the game a graphical approach that hasn't been attempted before, at least for a fighting game. It looks similar to what Okami would look like if Amaterasu were human and practiced martial arts, although the visuals have much more detail than the PlayStation 2 classic. While many Street Fighter enthusiasts were troubled by the look, the game must be seen in motion to be appreciated. The fluid movements and animations are incredible, and even the character's faces react realistically to attacks, creating an impressive feeling of impact. Capcom may have worried a good number of Street Fighter fans with the visual direction, but most of them will probably find themselves satisfied with the visual direction once they sample the game in motion.
Another probably controversial decision is the removal of the parrying system, which the developers felt made the game too defensive. Street Fighter IV is going to be much more aggressive, focusing more on combat and less on defense and in turn making the game more fast paced and exciting. Instead of the familiar parrying system, SFIV is introducing a saving system, which will be accessible to both novices and hardcore players. The saving system will allow players to build up a "Revenge" meter as the player takes damage. As the meter fills, the player can retaliate with a simple unblockable saving attack, or they can opt for a more complicated Saving Moves or EX specials (beefed up special attacks), which can be chained together by canceling the attack and immediately reinitiating it. Depending on how much effort the player is willing to expend, the saving system can be a rewarding gimmick, since novices and experts alike can get their money's worth.
While there isn't any confirmation on a final roster yet, we already know that we can expect to see Ryu, Ken, Dhaslim, and Chun-Li as returning fighters. The developers have also strongly hinted that Ryu and Ken's "mentor" Sheng-Long would finally be a playable character as well, which is interesting since originally Sheng-Long was simply a mistranslation of Ryu's victory speech. Capcom has also confirmed that the game will have online play for whatever platform it is released on. Most other details are unrevealed, including release dates and platforms, although it seems obvious that the game will probably be made for and released on the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3. Other than that details are sketchy, especially considering that Capcom has revealed the game is only about two percent complete. We may not see its actual release until sometime in 2009.
Even with such a distant release date, gamers are excited about the unveiling of Street Fighter IV. The combination of the unique art direction, new combat system, online play, and new fighters is enough to have any Street Fighter aficionado salivating in anticipation. Until its release date, fans will be waiting to snatch up each new morsel of information quicker than an E. Honda hundred hand slap.
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Norma Staab, 88
Norma M. Staab, 88 of Grand Island, died Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012, at Tiffany Square Center. Services were Monday, Feb. 13, in the chapel of Evangelical Free Church with the Rev. Gary Schulte officiating. To honor Mrs. Staab's request, cremation has taken place. Burial of ashes was at Westlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. All Faiths Funeral Home is serving the family.Mrs. Staab was born Sept. 27, 1923, at Mason City, the daughter of Charles and Petra (Lauridsen) Mohr.Her husband, Glenn Staab, preceded her in death in 2004.Survivors are children and their spouses, Eldon and Ann Staab of Centennial, Colo., Jean and Gaylord Jensen of St. Libory, and Charles and Lana Staab of Grand Island.Those also left to cherish her memory are grandchildren, Tony and Melissa Staab, Nick and Jeannette Staab, Tammie and Tony Berck, JoDee and Todd Hubbard, Greg and Rebecca Raymond and Jeff and Jeanette Raymond; 12 great-grandchildren, and special friend, Erm Hiser of Grand Island.Norma was raised on a farm near Mason City graduating from Mason City High School. She taught elementary school from 1941-1943. On March 29, 1943, she was united in marriage to Glenn Staab. They lived in Ansley and Berwyn area farming until 1959. They moved to Broken Bow where Norma worked at the Bakery and Universal Insurance Agency until 1976. They moved to Grand Island where she worked until her retirement at Rich and Sons Camper Sales.She attended the Evangelical Free Church in Grand Island. Some of her enjoyments were camping, reading, sewing, going to coffee at Skagway north and most of all, spending time with her grandchildren.Memorials are suggested to Evangelical Free Church, Hope Harbor or the Crisis Center.Condolences may be sent to www.giallfaiths.com Published in Custer County Chief, Feb. 16, 2012


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(October 10, 2008) - After picking up back-to back Atlantic Sun Conference wins against Belmont last Sunday, and USC Upstate Tuesday night, the ETSU women's soccer team returns home as they host the Fighting Camels of Campbell, with a 2:00 p.m., contest Saturday at Summers-Taylor Stadium.
ETSU (5-6-0, 3-2 A-Sun) now sits atop the league standings with Belmont.
Leading the way for ETSU is sophomore midfielder Kelly Brinkman (
Also the ETSU athletic marketing and promotions department is proud to annouce that Saturday's game will be faculty appreciation day. The six ETSU's professors were all chossen by various members of the Bucs women's soccer team.
Dr. Edward Dwyer, professor for the Department of Curriculm, Dr. Chris Ayres, associate professor with the Department of Kinesiology and Sports and Leisure Management, Dr. Lana Becker, which sits on the board with the Department of Accountancy, Dr. Michael McKinney, assistant dean of the College of Business and Technology, Dr. Ellen Drummond, nursing professor and Dr. Jamie Howard, professor of the College of Arts and Sciences, will all be honored at halftime for their great contribution to ETSU.
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"Smoking damages mainly the lungs, so what better way to counteract that damage than to go in like the smoke itself—through the airways?" says Roman Perez-Soler, M.D., professor of medicine and oncology division chief. Dr. Perez-Soler and his co-investigator, Yiyu Zou, Ph.D., associate professor of medicine (oncology), are using this strategy against lung cancer, which kills about 150,000 Americans each year and is the leading cause of cancer death.
This article originally appeared in the Winter/Spring issue of the Einstein Cancer Center newsletter.Lung cancer is so lethal because it has usually spread to other organs by the time it's detected. But what if it could be found much earlier? "In smokers, cells in the bronchial epithelium [lung lining] are hit by carcinogen-laden smoke, which damages DNA," explains Dr. Perez-Soler, who is also associate director of clinical research and co-leader of the Developmental Therapeutics Program at the Albert Einstein Cancer Center, and chair and chief of oncology at Montefiore Medical Center, the University Hospital and academic medical center for Einstein. Damaged lung cells can linger in a premalignant state for many years. Things go wrong, he explains, when cells can no longer prevent bulky chemical units called methyl groups from inactivating tumor suppress or genes that normally put a brake on cell division. These reversible changes to genes are referred to "epigenetic," in contrast to gene mutations that are permanent—and Drs. Perez-Soler and Zou hope to take advantage of that reversibility.
Their novel therapy involves inhaling a "demethylating" drug called 5-azacytidine. Ideally, it will reactivate tumor-suppressor genes by stripping off the methyl groups that have silenced them. Inhalation therapy is an ideal approach for treating bronchial premalignant lesions and small cancers that have not yet spread: "The drug is toxic, but the doses delivered directly to the damaged tissue in this way are very small," says Dr. Perez-Soler.
Last year the National Institutes of Health awarded the researchers a five-year, $2.5 million grant to develop this inhalation therapy, "After we determine the highest nontoxic dose, we'll extrapolate to humans, write a clinical protocol and start treating patients at Montefiore," says Dr. Perez-Soler.
The first people treated—probably beginning next year—will be patients with lung cancer whose therapy has failed. But the researchers' ultimate aim is to intervene with inhaled 5-azacytidine at an earlier, premalignant stage. A technique developed by Simon D. Spivack, M.D., M.P.H., professor of medicine (pulmonary medicine), will help identify those people most likely to benefit from the inhalation therapy. Dr. Spivack analyzes the looking for genetic "signatures" indicating that someone is at high risk for lung cancer. Dr. Spivack is also chief of pulmonary medicine at Einstein and Montefiore, and codirector of the Montefiore Asthma Center.
John Greally, M.B., B.Ch., Ph.D, associate professor of genetics, of medicine (hematology) and of pediatrics, has developed a technique called the HELP assay that detects methyl groups at key locations in every human gene. The HELP assay will be used before and after inhalation therapy to reveal whether the therapy is having the desired demethylating effect on genes. Dr. Greally is also the Faculty Scholar for Epigenomics and attending physician in pediatrics at The Children's Hospital at Montefiore.
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Do people exposed to secondhand smoke experience the same sort of gene silencing in their lung tissue as smokers do?
A study published in Mutagenesis earlier this year found similar DNA methylation patterns in lung tumors of smokers and of never-smokers exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke. But a smoker's exposure to tobacco smoke is far greater and incurs a much higher cancer risk. Compared with never-smokers, people who currently smoke have a 15- to 20-fold increased risk of developing lung cancer, while a never-smoker chronically exposed to secondhand smoke has only about a 25 percent increased risk for lung cancer.


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If you're familiar with Jimmy Fallon as host of "Late Night" and, now, "The Tonight Show," you know that one of his schticks is playing popular songs to the accompaniment of small, handheld instruments you would expect to see in Elmo's backup band, as opposed to the E Street Band.
Recently, Fallon and Co. did its interpretation of "Let It Go" from the movie "Frozen," fronted by the woman who made it relentlessly famous: Idina Menzel — or as John Travolta calls her in his mental AutoCorrect, "Adele Dazeem."
Among the instruments: wood blocks embossed by the letters "L," "I" and "G" and made by Grand Rapids-based Lindenwood Inc. Enter the power of Twitter. MLive.com reported that Fallon's tweeting generated 243 retweets and 1,349 favorites for the company. Lindenwood owner Pete Bultman called the cameo of the company's Uncle Goose blocks "quite cool."
And in an era of smartphones and tablets, it's notable that over the past five years, the company's revenue has increased by double digits, MLive reported. Lindenwood employs about 20 people.
Bultman said Lindenwood doesn't pay for product placements but does make them available as props. He said he also has seen the blocks in the TV show "Mad Men." (Probably reeking of cigarette smoke and scotch.)


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Comedian Louis C.K. has been dropped from the upcoming HBO Night of Too Many Stars autism awareness special amid reports of sexual misconduct.
A group of women have come forward to accuse the funnyman of masturbating in front of them as part of a New York Times expose, published on Thursday.
The scandal also prompted distributors of his new film, "I Love You Daddy," pulling a planned premiere, while Louis has also scrapped a scheduled appearance on U.S. show The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
The comic has yet to address the accusations against him but a spokesman tells WENN, "In the coming days, Louis will issue a written statement."
HBO's Night of Too Many Stars autism special will air live next week. The network's bosses have also removed Louis C.K.'s past projects from their on-demand platforms. These include his 2006 comedy series "Lucky Louie."
Meanwhile, Seinfeld star Jason Alexander and Rosie O'Donnell have joined those addressing the Louis C.K. scandal on social media.
Alexander tweets: "Gentlemen, comedy is often inappropriate. It is sometimes daring and audacious and shocking. But our behavior, in the real world, toward women - that doesn't get a pass on inappropriate."
Rosie adds: "wow i guess nothing will ever surprise me again regarding men."


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The 90 credit Associate in Arts transfer degree is designed to meet the general education requirements at Washington State four-year institutions and prepares students for a Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition and Food Science. Some Nutrition and Food Science programs require additional science and math courses beyond what is required by the AA-DTA degree; depending on your area of interest and where you plan to transfer, you may want to consider an Associate in Science Transfer (AS-T) Track 1 degree.
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Nutritionists and Food Scientists understand the impact of quality food and proper nutrition on good health. Nutritionists provide direct patient care and large scale dietetic management through nutritional counseling, dietetic evaluations, menu planning, and patient monitoring, while Food Scientists often work directly with food processing and production to ensure proper nutrition, quality control, public health and safety.
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Marathon attacks linger over Red Sox game
The Indians held a moment of silence with both teams along the base lines before the start of their game with the Red Sox on Tuesday.
The Red Sox, in the first game by a Boston team since the marathon attacks, hung a "Boston Strong" jersey in the dugout with the Boston area code, 617, on it.
A sign expressing condolences for the attacks hung in the Red Sox dugout as Dustin Pedroia passed it.
Mike Napoli had two doubles in a 7-run second inning for Boston. His second double scored three runs.
The game marked the first time the Red Sox faced off against former manager Terry Francona.
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Deposition of Donald E. Chittick - Page 3
A. Lack of more sufficient exact analytical
data of natural products.
We don't have the exact analysis of natural products
to compare any closer than superficial comparisons that
they are similar with the available data.
It looks like it is a good model.
Q. Do you know what the traditional scientific
explanation for the formation of coal is?
A. There are a number of explanations and I've
forgotten all the ones that have been suggested other
than I got the general consensus that it was a slow
Q. And how did this slow process operate?
A. Biomass was collected perhaps by leaves or limbs
dropping down and piling up and collecting to form
sufficient carbonaceous material which could then later
on be slowly changed into coal or oil.
Q. Do you know whether or not scientists have
identified the activity of fungi or bacteria as important
in the formation of coal?
A. In my reading on the subject some have suggested
that it was very important.
And in my reading letters to the editor, others
would challenge that.
So it is apparently being discussed with varying
Q. Who are the individuals who are challenging
that viewpoint?
A. I do not recall that.
That was not the main thrust of my research.
I simply came across it in passing and wasn't
particularly interested in it.
What I was interested in was a process that we wanted
to work at.
Q. Does a challenge constitute a dismissal?
A. No, certainly not.
Q. Could you describe how wood decomposes?
A. How wood decomposes?
Q. Wood decomposes.
A. Normally wood decomposes by bacteria decay and
eventually returns to mineral matter that was in it and
carbon dioxide and water and reenters the cycle.
Q. And that does not operate during the formation
of coal?
A. That's correct.
Q. When did you last read a published book or
article on the subject of the age of the earth?
A. This fall I read -- it seems to me that I read
two articles:
One was by -- a little book called "Age of the Cosmos"
by Harold Slusher and there were several articles in the
literature relating to that in, I believe it was Science
And in relation to Age of the Cosmos and the
Red Shift by Arp, was one of the authors, and there were
several others I don't recall.
I believe I have a couple of those in the deposi-
Q. When did you last read a published article
or book on geology?
A. A published article or book on geology.
I tried to read -- I try to stay abreast of some of
the -- I subscribe to a number of professional magazines
including Science Magazine and The Scientist put out by
the New York Academy of Sciences, Sigma Xi publication.
Q. Have there been any article or books published
recently which agree with your position?
A. On a young earth?
Q. Yes.
A. Yes, there was another one I read this fall
It seems to me there were two issues or two articles
that appeared, as I recall, in, I think, the Bible Science
Newsletter on isochron dating.
Q. Do you know if the Bible Science Newsletter
is in general circulation and usage?
A. It is.
Q. Do you know if that is subject to peer review?
A. I think it isn't.
Q. Have you read any other articles or treatises
recently on geology?
A. I tried to read the journals and that there
have been articles that have been in there and I come
across them but I just at this point don't recall.
Q. Do you believe that faith is a necessary element
in the application of understanding of evolution?
A. Yes, you have to have faith in your primary
Q. Do you believe faith is a necessary element in
the creation model?
A. Yes, you have to have faith in your primary
Q. What is the nature of that faith?
A. It is your a priori, it is where you start to
look at the data to draw conclusions.
Q. Is it a religious faith?
A. It depends on how one might define religious
faith, I suppose.
Q. How do you define religious faith?
A. Generally, I would define religious faith as
the starting point or assumptions for one's theology.
MR. LAHIFF: I am sorry, could you read that answer
for me, please.
[Record read]
MR. LAHIFF: Q. But does your religious faith act
as any assumptions in the field of creation science?
A. Would you say that again, please.
Q. Does your religious faith set forth any of
the assumptions upon which you believe in creation
A. My religious faith is consistent with the
assumptions of creation science.
Q. Are you aware of any tests to which the model
of creation science has been subjected?
A. The data are there.
Involved in creation science are one of the things
we talked about this morning, where the terraced lines are
and they are there.
Q. But is it possible to test your theory?
A. Those terraced lines were formed -- you can test
to see how they were formed and the tests that we per-
formed indicate they were formed by waste.
Q. Do you know what sedimentary facies is?
A. I know what sedimentary is.
I am not familiar with the term facies.
Q. Have you ever read any books or treatises on
A. Yes.
Q. What books or treatises have you read?
A. One that interests me and several come to mind.
There are several.
But one that interests me because it was not my
field and I wanted to see the data was Geology Illustrated
by Shelton and I don't remember the first name.
Q. Could you describe for me a little bit about
the book, what the book covers.
A. He discovers a number of -- he's an amateur
photographer and he is an airplane pilot and has an
interest in geology. And it covers photographic pictures
of interesting geological areas along with a discussion.
And in the book, the one that interested me very,
very much was his discussion of geologic time.
Q. What was his discussion of geologic time?
A. Well, the gist of his discussion on geologic
time was that stratigraphy doesn't tell us absolute
He says -- paraphrasing -- that it is not possible
to know how long it takes to lay down a layer or if we
knew that, how much time there was between layers.
And he makes a comment, as a number of others did
when I first began to study this area, that radioisotopes
were the only way that geologists had of measuring
dates and years.
Q. How does stratigraphy relate to geologic time?
A. Well, we have layers in the earth and we see
those layers.
Those layers presumably were formed at rates which
involves time and since there were rates time is involved.
The evolutionists use stratigraphy as a time index
or has in the past.
Q. Which scientists are you aware that have
used stratigraphy to indicate geologic time?
A. In the broad sense -- now, we are talking
about stratigraphy in the broad sense, not a study of
that as a field or discipline.
Which scientists use the layers as a time index?
Q. Yes.
A. As a time index?
Q. As a time index.
A. Most of the evolutionary writers that I have
Q. Could you identify specifically any of them
for me?
A. G. G. Simpson, Ldyard Stebbins.
I don't recall right now some of the others.
MR. CHILDS: It is quarter till.
THE WITNESS: Is your voice as hoarse as mine.
MR. LAHIFF: It is now 2:45 and Dr. Chittick is
leaving to catch his plane.
I think there are a lot of things that we still
could have covered.
Unfortunately he is not available.
As I understand it, you will provide us with copies
of the slides that you intend to use during your testimony?
MR. CHILDS: Just as soon as we can, right.
MR. LAHIFF: And you will provide those to Bob
MR. CHILDS: Yes, no problem.
MR. LAHIFF: Thank you very much.
[Photocopy of document entitled
"Argon-40: Excess in Submarine
Pillow Basalts from Kilauea
Volcano, Hawaii" marked Plaintiffs'
Exhibit 5 for identification]
) ss.
I hereby certify that the witness in the foregoing
deposition named
was by me duly sworn to testify the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth in the within-entitled
cause; that said deposition was taken at the time and
place therein stated; that the testimony of said
witness was reported by
LINDA L. CHAVEZ and THOMAS A. LIBATIQUE,
Certified Shorthand Reporters and disinterested persons,
and was thereafter transcribed into typewriting, and
that the pertinent provisions of the applicable code or
rules of civil procedure relating to the original
transcript of deposition for reading, correcting and
signing have been complied with.
And I further certify that I am not of counsel or
attorney for either or any of the parties to said
deposition, nor in any way interested in the outcome of
the cause in said caption.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand
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Jr. arrived here from Beijing on Friday to mull a
bid against the man who made him ambassador to China, a matchup that would offer no shortage of personal drama.
But before taking on President Obama, Huntsman would face another loaded showdown -- against
, a persistent foil with whom he has long competed for influence and stature.
Their race would match a popular former Utah governor (Huntsman) against the state's beloved adopted son (Romney), reviving a behind-the-scenes rivalry that has occasionally broken into the open. It first flared when Romney was tapped to take over the 2002 Salt Lake City
-- a position that Huntsman's father, a powerful chemical magnate, was pushing for his son. It surfaced again before the 2008 presidential race, when Huntsman abandoned his support for Romney to campaign for rival John McCain.
The prospect of the two running for president "is putting a lot of prominent business persons and politicians in Utah in a difficult, awkward situation," said Randy Dryer, a Democratic lawyer in Salt Lake City who is friendly with both men. "It's going to make for some interesting political theater."
Both hail from influential, tight-knit Mormon families. Both served as governors. But despite similar backgrounds, Huntsman and Romney have never been close, moving in largely different spheres -- one in business, the other in government. A 13-year age gap and very different personal styles deepened the distance, leading to a cool and occasionally contentious relationship, according to people who know both men.
Huntsman's brother, Peter, who frequently speaks on his behalf, did not return calls for comment. Efforts to reach another Huntsman representative were unsuccessful. Romney spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom declined to describe the dynamic between the two men, saying only, "Mitt Romney respects Jon Huntsman as a former governor and considers him a fine person."
That the two would be pitted against each other is almost inevitable, considering their lineage. Jon Huntsman Sr., who made his fortune developing the clamshell packaging for
Big Macs, among other products, is a well-known philanthropist whose name is affixed to institutions across Utah. Romney's father, George, served as governor of Michigan and ran for president in 1968.
"You've got two powerful Mormon families, both of whom have had their eye on the presidency," said Utah political consultant Doug Foxley, who served as a senior advisor to Huntsman when he was governor. "I think it's just the inevitable clash of two families and of the rising stars of both families who want the same thing at the same time."
The sons have often been lumped together as Mormon politicians -- wrongly, say those who know both.
"They share some similarities with their religion, but their experiences in life are vastly different," said Rep.
of Utah, who ran Huntsman's first gubernatorial campaign and served as his chief of staff for a year.
Huntsman, 51, who served as ambassador to Singapore and U.S. trade representative before being elected governor of Utah in 2004, is often described as a restless scholar of the world.
"He would much rather be reading an 18th century Chinese geography book than practically anything else," said Lew Cramer, president of Utah's World Trade Center and a longtime friend who worked with Huntsman in Washington.
Romney, 64, forged a successful career in business before he won the governor's seat in Massachusetts in 2002. While he is known for a sometimes stiff public persona and aggressive business drive, associates said he is more easygoing offstage.
"He's certainly not willing to make a great off-color joke, but he'll good-naturedly slam you a little bit," said Kirk Jowers, director of the University of Utah's Hinckley Institute of Politics and Federal Relations, who has known Romney for years. "He is a great guy to share a root beer with."
The Olympic collision came in 1999, when Utah leaders were frantically looking for someone to right the Salt Lake City Olympics in the wake of an international bribery scandal. Robert Garff, who chaired the Salt Lake Organizing Committee and conducted the search with then-Gov. Michael Leavitt, said he immediately pursued Romney.
"He knew how to turn businesses around," Garff said.
But the Huntsman family believed Jon Huntsman Jr. -- at the time vice chairman of
-- was a natural choice.
According to another person familiar with the selection process, Leavitt was approached by a Huntsman ally who said the 39-year-old was interested in the position, if he could be selected outright.
That was not at the younger Huntsman's explicit urging -- he never sought the post and was later upset that he was portrayed as a candidate, according to an associate familiar with his thinking. In the end, Huntsman was not seriously considered for the job, according to multiple sources.
"Mitt Romney was the man to pick," said Garff, who emphasized that he admired and respected both men. "It would be unfair to say Mitt Romney was picked over Jon Huntsman. He was still a young man and just beginning to build his vitae. That wouldn't have been a horse race at the time."
But the Huntsman family bridled at the decision. After the vote, Huntsman Jr. turned down a spot on a newly formed Olympic management committee because, he said, he didn't support the process in which Romney was hired. "A search was never fully carried out," he told the Deseret News.
His father criticized the Olympic leadership, calling Romney "very, very slick and fast-talking." He criticized Romney's efforts to raise $100 million from prominent Utahans, saying that would rob financial support from local charities.
Garff hurriedly brokered a series of meetings with Leavitt, Romney and Huntsman Sr. Afterward, the chemical company executive held a news conference saying his concerns had been alleviated. He ultimately donated $1 million to the Games.
When Romney geared up for his first presidential run in 2007, Huntsman Sr. signed on as one of his early national finance chairs. Initially, it appeared his son -- then governor of Utah -- would also back Romney.
In May 2005, Huntsman Jr. told the Deseret News that he was informally advising Romney on foreign policy. "I'll do whatever I can" for him, the governor told the newspaper.
But in July 2006, Huntsman Jr. announced he was backing McCain. Although he admired Romney, Huntsman said, he and McCain shared similar views on immigration and the war in Iraq.
"Being politically monochromatic as a state isn't always in our long-term interests," he said.
Romney learned about Huntsman's switch from newspaper reports. The two have had little contact since. But that may change if Huntsman follows him into the 2012 presidential race, a decision expected within weeks.
"It puts some of us in a more awkward position than others," said Chaffetz, noting both have been helpful to him. "Right now, personally, I'm going to keep my powder dry."


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Starbucks customers in Bluffton will soon be able to enjoy another store in the area.
Starbucks will open a store at the Tanger Outlet Center 2 in early September, according to a spokesperson from the Starbucks media relations team.
Tanger Outlet Center 2 is at 1270 Fording Island Road.
A Starbucks spokesperson said the new store will be the 11th Starbucks location in the Bluffton/Hilton Head area.
The new Starbucks will have a nice size café with seating for about 20 customers, including a community table and high table at the end of the barista bar, the Starbucks spokesperson said.
A Starbucks, with a drive-thru is located at 1060 Fording Island Road.
Currently, there is a Starbucks located inside Piggly Wiggly at 50 Burnt Church Road in Bluffton.
Another Starbucks is located inside Target at 1050 Fording Island Road and inside Kroger at 125 Towne Drive.


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Total Commander has internal unpackers for ZIP, ARJ, LZH, TAR, GZ,CAB, RAR and ACE formats and also additional packers can be added as plugins. The build-in FTP client supports most public FTP servers and is able to resume aborted downloads, handle archives and can send files directly from one remote server to another. Total Commander has a lot of nice features that will help in file handling tasks as well.
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September 9, 2011 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on RMS North America Touts New Online System
RMS North America is introducing a new property management and online reservations system that enables campgrounds, RV parks and resorts to manage their inventory using "dynamic pricing" – the ability to automatically increase rates based on occupancy levels and date of booking, according to a news release.
"North America's campgrounds, RV parks and resorts have never had access to this kind of front desk and reservation system at such affordable rates before because the technology was cost prohibitive," said Tom Chiarello, vice president of business development for RMS North America. "Now, campgrounds, RV parks and resorts can use the same sophisticated yield management strategies that are used by the hotel and airline industries to maximize profitability."
Originally developed in Australia, RMS North America has spent several years testing and refining its new property management system specifically for North American RV resorts, campgrounds, private motorcoach resorts, outdoor recreation facilities, marinas, motels and hotels.
"With our system, operators can seamlessly manage their properties in real-time using a single solution that has the flexibility to be configured to single or multiple properties of any size and type," Chiarello said. "The system can also seamlessly and instantaneously manage reservations placed through multiple websites as well as those taken by phone by front desk staff."
"This product will revolutionize the way campground operators run their business," Chiarello said, adding that the product also has other technological capabilities that are attractive to private park operators, including database marketing, reporting, point of sale, text and email guest communications, owner accounting and integrated online reservations.
Greg Sidoroff, vice president of operations of Sunland RV Resorts, one of several RV resorts to test RMS reservations management technology, said his firm was so impressed with the performance, functionality and ease of use of the RMS system that the company has replaced its previous system with the RMS solution.
"The ability to oversee multiple properties, each with a diverse mix of needs from RV spaces, storage, group reservations, facilities and rental accommodations, has been a welcome benefit of using this technology," Sidoroff said. "The system is easy to use and it allows our staff to spend more time interacting with the guests and improving their experience versus being bogged down in task work."
RMS North America has had substantial inquiries and a waiting list of orders that they have recently begun to fulfill. RMS North America plans on previewing their system at several industry trade shows and functions in this fall and next spring.
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Based in La Jolla, Calif., RMS North America is a world leader in state-of-the-art property management and online reservation solutions for RV resorts, campgrounds, private membership resorts, outdoor recreation facilities, marinas, motels, and hotels. RMS currently has over 3,000 customers worldwide in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and several other countries. Their website is www.RMSNorthAmerica.com.


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Dec. 8, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - In the inaugural meeting between both programs, the MIT women's basketball team defeated Fisher College, 59-29, on Saturday. With the win, the Engineers improved to 3-4 on the year while the Falcons fell to 1-8.
MIT opened the game with four straight points before a lay-up by Tiffany Beckman put Fisher on the board. After trading baskets, the Engineers went on a 20-2 run that resulted in a 27-6 advantage at the 5:40 mark. A jumper by Shatia Roberts ended a six-minute scoring drought for the Falcons with 4:35 on the clock. The remainder of the frame was evenly played as MIT led, 37-16, at the break.
The balanced scoring continued into the second stanza as a three-point play by Briana Roberts brought Fisher within 45-23 at 13:30. A basket by Kristen Whaley on the Engineers' ensuing possession sparked a 10-0 run which resulted in their largest lead (57-23) with less than six minutes to play. Briana Roberts and Beckman combined for the Falcons' final six points as MIT's Amy Qian capped the scoring.
Alice Yeh paced the Engineers with 14 points, including four baskets from behind the arc. Kelsey Cappelle contributed 11 points and nine rebounds while Samia Mahjub collected 12 boards and two blocks coming off the bench. Cheryl Kwinn grabbed 10 caroms as Kimberly Soo Hoo and Sally Simpson finished with six and five assists, respectively.
Shatia Roberts led Fisher with 10 points and 15 rebounds, including 10 off the offensive glass, while Briana Roberts notched 12 boards and nine points. The duo also registered two blocks apiece as Beckman tallied eight points.
Both teams will continue non-conference play next week. MIT will travel to Gordon College on Wednesday, Dec. 12 while Fisher will host Simmons College in its home-opener on Monday, Dec. 10.


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would anyone here happen to have a service manual or otherwise know what would be involved in replacing the battery in a Roland D110? when i power the unit up it says low battery, but still comes on. is the battery only used for storing patches? if so then i wouldnt really NEED the battery for the synth to be operational... or would i? anyway i would still like to replace it so if someone knows how and what exact kind of battery i would need and where to get one that would be great.


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The Nationals and the Cubs played a game under a thick blanket of fog at Wrigley Field last night. The conditions didn't wreak too much havoc on the outcome of the game, but the fog did create one crappy moment for Nationals center fielder Denard Span.
With two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning, Luis Valbuena clubbed a high fly ball to center field. Span couldn't see it:
The next batter lined out to end the inning, so this wasn't a game-changing play, but it was still a shitty one for Span. There are few things in life that are worse than standing alone in the outfield, your hands raised helplessly because you can't see the fly ball you're supposed to be catching.