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Did you get a cell phone call during 4:08? When I'm at Karaoke and one of the old people next to the speaker get phone call, it makes that sound.
Anyway, this is one of the funniest ZP's in a while. I loved the "don't have any family onhand" joke. This was made funnier for me though, because I had just read about it in my gameinformer.
Never played Crackdown. Hell, I never even heard of it.
This game looks pretty crap though, since I prefer one with a plot. And controls.
lol... First time I watched I thought it is my phone. Checked twice and it appears it is in the video. Yahtzee should turn off his phone before starting the recording. hehe
So it is... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irregardless
However, it's been in common usage since at least 1923, so I guess I'll stick with it. :D
And back on topic... I don't rely just on Yahtzee, of course. His reviews are as much for the entertainment value as anything else. Gamespot and PC Gamer are other sources of reviews for me.
well, to be fair, Yahtzee has entered a sea of gaming meh.
First off, stop playing that bloody Nissan Advert. At the very least get some other advert, which is less annoying. Second off, the game was fun, but still is lacking. The fact, that we now have to wait for DLC to kickstart the second half of the game is just a kick to the nuts. Apart from that, and lack of content, it's fun enough...
But why? It's MORE letters than the proper usage.
Hence why I doubt there's a problem with the recent lack of multiple platform reviews.
As someone who played the original and loved it, I'm sad to hear they fucked this up. I actually asked my cousin if it had all the same features to which he replied.......no. Well guess I'll just play the original again.
Crackdown was amazingly fun, go get it.
You gotta be real careful when you interact with people, they say mean junk :O
well, i finally heard of from Yahtzee himself "Crackdown was a great game."
Yeah, since I pretty much paid nothing for Crackdown, I may as well get Crackdown 2 if im only going to be paying 30 bucks for it (found some good deals amongst my friends). Im really into Sandbox games right now, because i like games that let me just dick around for a long time. Im still waiting for a GTA-sized Zombie sandbox game, though. Dead Rising was fun, but it certainly doesn't have the epic scale of GTA. Heck, not even Saints Row.
Painful to watch because I am afraid that if I laugh I will get explosive coughing again D':
I also got the "someone is going to call me on my cellphone" sound.
Hey I got that too. The high pitched ticking of sorts at one point in the video. I wonder how that got into the recording.
OT: Crackdown >> Crackdown 2
to me, Crackdown 2 was just a remake with almost all of the fun sucked out.
Cops already have plenty of firepower as it is, but they hardly get to use those guns and spend most of their time sitting in cars, pushing pencils or wrestling with weird or uncooperative citizens. If you wanted to give them useful powers, give them cybernetic brains to speed up the paperwork, telepathy to directly extract information from suspects' minds and a wand of mass charm person to make the public love them.
You must be American
I strongly doubt this is correct.
Cell phones have been generating that characteristic RFI buzz for years, long before Bluetooth achieved wide adoption. Further, Bluetooth operates over the 2.4GHz band, the same bands as 802.11[bgn] wireless networking. If transmissions over the 2.4GHz band were causing that buzzing, we would have noticed it the moment we put a Wireless Access Point in our homes.
I often hear this buzz right before I receive a call or a text. My personal guess is that there's a common transceiver component that everyone uses (because it's cheap and it "works") that spills a lot of noise into a band that amplifiers can pick up at close range. If the Federal Communications Commission were actually fulfilling its charter, this sort of thing would have been investigated and fixed by now.
Yeah what was with the phone interference thing o_o
But yeah this sandbox sounds like all the rest :P
Other than the zombies the whole game looked like a retred of the first
It's a badge isn't it?
I got the phone noises too. From the look of it, so have others. I guess that sound is actually in the video! Weird...
This video makes me wish that you got around to reviewing Lost Planet 2. I love the game, but it is ripe with potential for Yahtzee to tear it apart.
What he said. I used to get that interference sound when I was in college back in.. erm... 94 or so. It always preceded a call or a text message.
I'm still gonna try it but nonetheless still funny as usual yatzhee.....Try something new. Try to be Not funny lol.
Particularly liked the jacuzzi metaphor.
He insulted the original UT.. get him!!!!!11!
Anyway, funny video about something I have never heard or care about, lols were had and mission accomplished.
Great review today. I laughed so hard when he did that joke about World of Warcraft subscribers in the sun. Made me want to test Crackdown (1) at least.
Crackdown 2 graphics and mechanics
Crackdown 1 missions and building interiors
Best game ever
Unfortunately, they left out some of the best stuff from the first. What were they thinking?
I got it too. It sounds exactly like a mobile phone syncing next to a receiver. So next time Yahtzee might want to move his mobile away from his mic when recording these things.
Being a WoW subscriber... I found that joke very funny!
Yathzee. There is NO control issues with Crackdown 1 at all. If you are having issues then get a new controller. Problem solved.
That said Crackdown 2 is a good game....however Crackdown 1 is BETTER.....
Now to the guy that was wrongfully punished for saying that it had worse graphics than CD1....he is indeed wrong. The graphics are the same.
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If you have to think about the choice between transforming robots in space and a cop, then you must think about your priorities dear sir;)
Eventhough CD2 is bad, it's not THAT bad. Sure the story is thin, and the city stayed the same(which could also be viewed as good), but it's still pretty fun to use supercharged punches to make the ground explode >=)
Different developer, different ideas.
Realtime Worlds > Ruffian Games
Thought that could have been more critical. Not only does Crackdown 2 not appear to add anything that justifies it being a sequel rather than DLC, it actually takes away the structure and flimsy storyline of the first game.
I enjoyed the cell phone feedback part :)
What kind of lotion would you slather on to prevent people talking to y . . .ooooooh.
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Greely students discuss photo controversy where teens gave Nazi salute
School held assembly Tuesday to address issue
Greely High School held an assembly Tuesday afternoon to address the recent incident where members of the girls basketball team gave the "Heil Hitler" Nazi salute in a picture posted online.
Every student at the school attended an assembly on the issue on Tuesday.
Brandon Baldwin, coordinator of the Civil Rights Team project in the Office of the State Attorney General, addressed the group of students shortly after 1 p.m.
"The real story is about how we respond," Baldwin said.
"Your time is now. I often say that I'll never judge a school or community based on what happens there, but by what happens next," he said.
A student also spoke at the assembly and read a statement by the school's Civil Right's Team and the basketball players.
"We would like the public to know that Greely is a place that strives for tolerance and respects diversity. Our individualities are the backbone of our strength as a community," Max Bahlkow said.
Last week, the school district sent letters home to parents of girls on the basketball team to let them know about the picture.
School leaders investigated and say the girls did not commit a hate crime but they did know the references to Hitler were inappropriate.
"Insisting that someone is overreacting does not change how they feel. You don't get to determine how somebody else feels," Baldwin said.
Greely High School Principal Dan McKeone agreed.
"Words have meaning. Words have effects, and that's really going to be the message today, and hopefully there's going to be an opportunity for us to start talking about next steps: what that means for us as a school, what it means for us as a community," he said.
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Orioles manager Buck Showalter said "all hands are on deck" for tonight's decisive ALDS Game 5, with the exception of Miguel Gonzalez and Joe Saunders.
"I haven't heard anything that would make me think people are not available," Showalter said before Friday's game. Don't hold me to it. We can gain something, hear something, find out something between now and game time. But so far so good."
Chris Tillman, who was available in long relief in Game 4, will also be in the bullpen tonight. Game 2 starter Wei-Yin Chen would also be available in a pinch.
The Orioles used seven relievers in their 2-1, 13-inning win in Game 4, so Showalter said he would go around to his relievers during batter practice to get a feel of which ones could be available tonight.
If the Orioles don't use Chen or Tillman tonight in relief, they would be the most likely options for the opening game of the ALDS.
Chen would be pitching on normal rest. Tillman hasn't pitched since the Orioles' regular season finale Oct. 3 in Tampa Bay.
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Based on how the Tigers rotation has worked out, right-hander Doug Fister would likely be Detroit's Game 1 starter with right-hander Anibal Sanchez going in Game 2. Reigning Cy Young Award winner Justin Verlander, who tossed a complete-game in Detroit's ALDS Game 5 win, would likely start Game 3 in Baltimore on Tuesday, and right-hander Max Scherzer would pitch Game 4 on Wednesday at Camden Yards.
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-- If the Orioles win, don't expect a celebration that compared with the one that followed their wild-card game win last week. The schedule doesn't reward the winner of this division series. While the Tigers have a day off, the Orioles would have to play Saturday night in Detroit.
-- Orioles left-hander Zach Britton and infielder Wilson Betemit both flew up to New York on Friday to join the team if they advance to the ALCS. That's not to say that either one would definitely be on the club's ALCS roster, but they will both be options.
-- Game times for the ALCS were announced Friday. If the Orioles advance, Game 1 would begin at 8:07 p.m. in Detroit while Game 2 is slated for 4:07 p.m. The series would shift to Camden Yards, where Tuesday's Game 3 and Wednesday's Game 4 would both open at 8:07. Thursday's Game 5 in Baltimore, if necessary, would be a 4:07 game. Game 6 in Detroit would be an 8:07 start on Saturday and Game 7 an 8:15 start on Sunday.
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(I also just posted my original review from when I saw this in the theatres - it is located here and a hilarious 1-star review from rediff.)
From about 30 seconds after leaving the theatre after viewing Love Story 2050, I've been trying to figure out how I could have made it a better film. I was very enthusiastic about the premise - boy goes to the future and falls in love - and I hope that the failure of execution of Love Story 2050 won't kill off the Bollywood sci-fi genre.
Here is my re-working of the film:
Filmi Girl ki Love Story 2050
Mumbai, Present Day:
We meet our hero (who can still be played by Harman Baweja) Karan in his study. He is the son of a wealthy technology tycoon and is ignored by his father (who can still be played by Boman Irani), who is more interested in making money than in keeping family connections. Karan's mother and grandparents died years ago and he has no siblings. As a result of his upbringing, Karan is isolated from reality, cold, reserved, and fastidious in his day to day life. He spends a lot of time working on obscure mathmatical and physics problems in his study - very theoretical stuff. He's very interested in the concept of time and we keeps to very tight schedule. The opening could show him going through a precise routine of waking up at 6am, prayers, breakfast, etc. all at the same time every day.
Karan's father is after him to join the family business, but Karan resists. His father forces him to attend a stuffy business cocktail party, which is where we meet Karan's father's #1 business rival (played by somebody like Shabana Azmi), a woman who has a cheerful and pleasent exterior but inside is a shrewd, cruel woman. The audience gets to see her be very mean to a servant and she is a little too interested in Karan. Karan manages to escape out to the city and wanders at random, having left his car back at the party. He stumbles across a large crowd and is swept up into what seems to be a motor-bike race. He spots a vivacious and spunky woman (who should be played by Kareena Kapoor) and while attempting to move a bit closer to her, he is pushed to the front of the crowd and realizes that she is racing! We get one (1 only) race sequence and get to see the mystery girl kick butt and win the race, but she takes some very risky moves. It should be obvious that she is unsafe even if she wins - which she does. He doesn't meet her, but picks up her something - would a watch be too cheezy? her dupatta? her helmet? He has something of hers.
Karan is in big trouble with his father, but he doesn't care because he is invigorated by this mystery woman. The next day he tries to find her. He looks and looks. After giving up, he spots her on a public bus. He has to run to catch the bus - emphasizing how he has loosened his tight standards of behavior. He makes it and meets her. Caught up in the rush from chasing and catching the bus, he asks her on a date. She is amused and says "Yes".
Mystery Girl, whose name is Sana, finds Karan kind of awkward but charming. She likes getting him to loosen up a bit and do exciting things in the world and not just live in his head all the time. He starts applying this new feeling to his work and begins to tinker with devices to work out his previously in theory only physics designs. We find out that Sana is poor, comes from a broken home, but has a loving granny. They fall very much in love and Karan gets up the courage to ask her to marry him. She says "No!" *DOOM* Sana is too much of a free spirit to want to settle down and she has the memory of the broken home hanging over her head. She runs away.
Karan is sad and puts ALL of his energy into his tinkering. Sana is sad and after talking with her granny, she changes her mind and decides to say "Yes!" She text messages Karan to tell him that she wants to meet and has something to say. Karan is all excited and arrives LATE because he wants to look good. Sana sees him approaching from across the street. She dashes out into traffic to meet him and is hit by a truck and dies.
Deep in grief, Karan once again locks himself in his room to play with his time devices. Unbeknownst to him, however, Evil Business Rival Lady - that we met at the party at the beginning - has been doing some industrial sabotage and has had a lackey short circuit a wire or mess something up in some other way in Karan's lab. The heavens are as upset as Karan and in the middle of huge storm, with the crossed wire, Karan tries to time travel back 1 day to make sure that he is early to meet Sana and instead sends himself into the future with a huge explosion!
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Karan wakes up to find himself someplace unfamiliar until he looks around and realizes that he is the ruins of his lab. He stumbles around the poor section of Mumbai trying to figure things out. He learns that he is in the year 2050 and goes to the library to figure out what happened to his father - to see if he could get help that way. He learns that his father lost everything after Karan's "death" in the explosion. His business rival bought out the company and his father donated what was left of his money to an ashram and spent the rest of his days in prayer and repentence. Karan tracks down the ashram and one of the wise men there figures out who he is and offers help to get Karan back to his own time - insert some stuff about cycle of life and how there is a window of time where Karan can cycle back to his own time but they need to figure out what happened first.
First stop in figuring out the explosion is Karan gets a job as a janitor in Business Rival's company thinking that maybe he can access her files or something. Instead, he finds out that Business Rival is still alive and looks exactly the same as she did in the past - the result of massive plastic surgery - and has a granddaughter that she likes to claim is her "daughter - a granddaughter who looks exactly like Sana!
Sana-a-like is nothing like Sana. She is cold and she's afraid of her grandmother. She is also a singer - a superstar! She puts on a show onstage but shuts down emotionally afterwards. Sana-a-like meets Karan when she's hosting an amatuer singers show. He sneaks on to meet her - confusing her with Sana - and sings a song that Sana loves. Maybe a rehash of a song from the first half. Sana-a-like becomes interested in him. She falls in love with him, but he is still holding a torch for his Sana.
Then we can get to some of the actual Love Story 2050 where people around Sana-a-like tell her that Karan is crazy and then Business Rival figures out what is really going on and wants to kidnap Karan to make him tell her about time travel - she wants to time travel to the past thinking that it will make her young again. Etc. etc.
What it comes down to is that the holy man at the ashram and Karan with the help of some documents stolen by Sana figure out how to send him back, but he realizes that time travel is not as easy as punching in a number and ending up at a certain time and place. There are rules and cycles and he can't go back and save Sana. It is impossible. Karan must then choose whether he wants to stay in the future with the Sana-a-like who loves him or to travel back to the past and be a good son and save his father from years of suffering.
What does he pick?!!!! Of course he picks the past. He travels back and greets his father, who is weeping over the body of his son.


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Grand Valley State University this week will break ground for the new L. William Seidman Center, augmenting the university's Seidman College of Business, a process that began with a bequeath from the school's namesake, William "Bill" Seidman. The facility will include a center for entrepreneurial study — a school of choice for growing numbers of students and one heartily welcomed by business leaders here and across the country.
Seidman's gift, however, is larger than the monetary measure of the lead donation. His life to the last week was one that inspires and to which others are drawn to aspire. He joined his father's business, an accounting firm he led to become BDO Seidman, which remains headquartered in Grand Rapids. He was an American economist, head of the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., an economic advisor to U.S. presidents Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, as well as a financial commentator for national networks through the end of his life. In this recession recovery time, it is important to note he also headed the Resolution Trust Corp., which worked to correct the savings and loan crisis between 1988 and 1991.
The Business Journal finds it especially fitting that Seidman is honored as the region is fully encompassed by a new economy given to the creative class, the inventors and the designers of the information age. No book of fixes existed during the S&L crisis, until Seidman wrote it. That a public accounting firm in Grand Rapids could grow to become a worldwide agency demonstrates a powerful entrepreneurial skill. That he was one of the founders of Grand Valley State University is a testament to his foresight of the necessity of higher education and the economic boost it provides in this region for the knowledge workers now fervently recruited.
Seidman's thoughtful — and intentional — commentary was highly regarded and sought by national media. He might have enjoyed the TEDx adventure in Grand Rapids two weeks ago, a discussion to encourage out-of-the-box thinking, thereby stimulating new innovation.
The Business Journal this week reports on a survey being conducted by Plante & Moran and NewNorth Center in Holland to measure business leaders' attitudes toward innovation, its business value, drivers and catalysts and variables. The survey recipients are located in three states and include the support of economic development agencies and chambers of commerce.
The survey will provide a more scientific evidence paper for the commonly perceived need for creative thinkers. Such need was predicted even as Seidman helped to found the university more than 50 years ago, and one to which its mission is dedicated.


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$12.4 million in performance funding to be allocated to key strategic areas
After a yearlong strategic planning process, the University of Missouri Board of Curators has approved the Fiscal Year 2014 budget.
As part of the planning initiative, the UM System and campuses within the system developed strategy statements that focus on a competitive game plan to retain or achieve best-in-class status. These statements have been used as a guide in making resource allocation decisions.
"As we come to a close on one fiscal year and begin another, I could not be more pleased with the progress made by our chancellors and their teams," University of Missouri System President Tim Wolfe said. "Our campuses and the system demonstrated their leadership by making difficult decisions to ensure that our precious resources are aligned with our mission and overall strategy."
In the next fiscal year, the campuses plan to invest $44 million in strategic priorities of which $21 million is from strategic reallocation. As the plans progress over the five-year planning horizon, it is expected that the brand of each campus and the system will strengthen as each unit executes its strategy and strives toward being best in class.
An additional $12.4 million in new state dollars will be targeted to fill requests for additional strategic investment totaling $22 million. The $12.4 million earmark is a result of the UM System meeting five out of five performance measures outlined by Gov. Jay Nixon in areas such as graduation rates, enrollment and quality of student learning.
Wolfe has received funding requests from each campus and will make decisions by the fall with the advice of the chancellors, the board and others.
In future years, the campuses will continue to allocate and reallocate from lower priority to higher priority areas and new funding will be used to support the strategic plans.
In order to remain competitive in the recruitment and retention of high quality faculty and staff, the board also voted to add sponsored adult dependents as an option in the health and welfare benefits. This allows faculty and staff to cover another adult, who meets certain criteria, to their plan. Employees will pay the applicable monthly premium. This benefit is provided by most large employers nationally as well as in Missouri, and is also becoming standard practice within higher education.
"This is a decision that has been a long time coming, and I believe it will help the university to be more competitive in attracting and retaining the best and brightest employees," said University of Missouri Curators Board Chair Wayne Goode.
Wolfe agreed.
"We are a people-driven institution focused on providing a quality, affordable, accessible education to all Missourians," Wolfe said. "We must invest in our people to be able to carry out our mission, which affects our students and the state of Missouri."
About the FY14 budget:
The FY14 total revenue budget of the university is approximately $2.9 billion. Expenditures are projected at $2.8 billion and will include increases to the salary and wage budgets of between 1.5 percent to 3 percent on the campuses with individual awards based on merit and special salary needs such as promotion, tenure and the market. In addition, benefit costs for the medical and retirement plans will increase by 1.5 percent of benefit-eligible salaries.
The university's operating budget, which is where the majority of the university's instructional and public service activities are budgeted and accounted for, totals $1.1 billion.
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//EDIT: Sold. I may have a few more for sale in the next week or two.
//EDIT2: I have another unit for sale - got an RMA'd board in. A base board had failed, and I got it replaced. So I have another fully functional unit for sale.
//EDIT3: No units for sale right now. Sold elsewhere. Will update when I have moar unitz!
I've got 20+ of these units for sale right now. It's tested, working perfectly, and ready to ship. I'm asking $1500, which is lower than they've been doing on eBay lately.
They're out of stock at modminerquadstore right now, and I'm not sure I believe the ETA on them there. I can have them to you via overnight shipping should you care to pay for such, otherwise I'll use Priority Mail. Prefer to ship to the US, but will ship internationally.
I accept PayPal, bitcoin, and cash if you're around Seattle.
//EDIT: Sold. I may have a few more for sale in the next week or two.
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Would you consider payment in bitcoins?
Yep - if you'll take btc and the previous poster doesn't take it, I'll take it and add on next-day shipping.
Absolutely. I'll quite happily take bitcoin for it.
I'll take it. PM sent so we can work out details.
I'll take it. PM sent so we can work out details.
Sale pending to rcsheets. I'll update this if I get any more units to sell.
Awesome - I'll be on it if you do, most likely
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Awesome - I'll be on it if you do, most likely
I'll let you know.
So out of curiosity... I went looking and found this: http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/
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I have no idea what all the numbers up top mean, but I'm assuming they're automatically filled in for the difficulty and prices and things. I put in 820MH/s and 40W since that seems to be what this magical device does.
Correct. They're auto-filled for the current difficulty & price & such things.
So on average, this thing makes you ~$5/day? That's pretty cool, but is it actually true?
Pretty much, yes. I generally don't cash out to USD, but, the end result is the same.
Or even more importantly, if I was to drop $12k on some fancy ASIC thing made in China that does 85GH/s, is the chart accurate that I could expect to make ~$525/day?
Yup. At least, at current difficulties.
For what it's worth, I'm likely to have a few more of these units in the next week and a half or 2 weeks, so I will update this when/if I have more units for sale.
Update: I now have another one for sale, if anyone is interested.
The one I bought is working great.
For anyone who might be considering this, the following data may be relevant:
For anyone who might be considering this, the following data may be relevant:
I have gotten an average hash rate in the 820Mh/s range, exactly as advertised. Plugged into a standalone switching power adapter (not a computer power supply), the miner is drawing approximately 44W from the wall while mining. I'm sure this power supply isn't anywhere near 100% efficient, so the miner is probably using the 40W claimed.
I'd buy another one if I could afford to.
Edit: The power supply turned out to be awful, so the 44W number is probably high.
Thanks for the feedback! These are definitely more power efficient than the BFL FPGA units from what I've seen, and you can bulk them together on a single 85+% efficiency PSU easily enough.
Still have a unit for sale if anyone is interested, and hopefully getting a few more for sale soon.
44W from the wall, 40W to the device, that's a ~90% efficiency, no?
I have no measurements as far as the true power consumption of the device, but all of my numbers regarding power should be thrown out because I did my math wrong and was using the wrong power supply. Sorry to cause confusion.
I should have a bunch more for sale early next week. Will update with info. I can probably work some bulk deals too if people are interested.
I'm interested in a 10GH miner send me a message
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I'm interested in a 10GH miner send me a message
PM sent.
I'm not selling 10GH miners, but I'm selling slower units. I'd happily sell you 13 or so 800+ MH units to get to 10GH if you're willing to pay $1500 per unit.
Registered yesterday, clearly didn't read the thread, and that's their only post? Sounds legit.
Hasn't gotten back to me either.
More units for sale!
Bit of a price drop, also accepting offers. Anyone interested?


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Social Media In The Workplace: Setting Standards
By: Emily Bennington, Monster Contributing Writer
According to consumer analyst Experian Simmons, a whopping 66% of online Americans are visiting social media networking sites, up from just twenty percent three years ago. Moreover, almost half confess to accessing the sites multiple times per day.
Obviously, this can be a huge issue for employers, especially when it comes to staff productivity and message control. But what are companies doing about it? Sadly, most are taking a reactive stance by sometimes blocking social media altogether, or waiting for employees to "slip up" online (see point five below), then jumping in with disciplinary action. The problem with this approach, though, is that by the time the organization learns about the situation, the damage has often been done.
A better solution is to create a social media policy so employees know what to expect when it comes to online behavior. However, according to a recent study by Manpower, only one out of five businesses surveyed had such a policy in place. So, for now at least, it looks like social networking gaffs will continue to happen faster than you can say Cisco Fatty. "With social media, it's all one big grey area unless you have written guidelines in place," says Bob Coffield, an attorney with the law firm of Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso PLLC.
So if you're looking to create a social media policy for your business, here are a few best practice tips:
1. Don't ban access completely. Even super-restrictive policies can't change the fact that most employees can still connect to the web from their phone. "The best approach," continues Coffield, "is to be proactive and emphasize an understanding of social media and its proper use in the workplace." In other words, don't be afraid to give employees access as long as you provide them with clear boundaries.
2. Learn from the best. From Coca-Cola to the International Olympic Committee, a simple Google search on the words "social media policy" will turn up a massive list of real-world examples. Use these as a starting point and pay special attention to how other companies address issues related to confidentiality, inappropriate online behavior, intellectual property rights, and so on. "The best policies set forth constructive guidance on being transparent and authentic, being responsible for what you write, protecting proprietary information, and using common sense," says Coffield. "You should also address proper balance between use of social media at work and your other required job duties."
3. Involve your staff. Careerealism founder J.T. O'Donnell says you'll have better buy-in if you involve employees from the very beginning. O'Donnell recommends a team meeting that starts with a discussion of social media marketing, leading to further discussion on policy. "By including staff in the development of a great social media strategy, you can then open up the discussion around what they feel are fair rules of engagement," she says. "You'll find this approach results in employees volunteering ideas to be outlined so they can all be successful at social media without jeopardizing the company or their employment."
4. Keep it simple. "Keep the policy as simple as possible while including all of the pertinent information," says Alexandra Levit author of Success for Hire: Simple Strategies to Find and Keep Outstanding Employees. "You don't want it to be so convoluted that people ignore it."
5. Take it off the page. Make social media training part of your company's ongoing professional development and/or orientation for new employees. "Many organizations are providing formal training to ensure that employees not only understand the guidelines, but also comprehend the consequences," continued Levit. "You don't want to talk down to your employees, but you should ensure that they are aware of the instantaneous nature of social media – once something is said, it can't be taken back – so usage related to work and the company must be thoughtful and carefully considered ahead of time."
6. Build company advocates. Avoid creating a policy or training that focuses solely on the ramifications of poor judgment and telling employees what they "can't" do. Instead, make it easy for them to be advocates for your organization by incorporating a list of company-sponsored social media resources into your policy. Encourage staff to promote your organization through their own networks and provide incentives and rewards for doing so.
When it comes to social media policies, the bottom line is that they're less about "micro-managing" everything your employees do on the web, and more about giving them the tools needed to successfully represent themselves and your organization. "The truth is, we all lost the ability to 'control' what is said about us a long time ago," says Coffield. "Therefore, the best thing employers can do is hire the smartest people they can find, give them the basic 'rules of the road', and then trust them to drive responsibly."
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Emily Bennington is coauthor of Effective Immediately: How to Fit In, Stand Out, and Move Up at Your First Real Job (Ten Speed Press, 2010). She is a frequent speaker to students and organizations on the topic of career success and the host of Professional Studio 365, a popular blog for new grads transitioning from classroom to boardroom. She is a regular contributor to the college section of The Huffington Post. Emily can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or on Twitter.


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The next time you catch some pickers playing in a restaurant or bar pay close attention. You may never know what the music gods may spin. Jimmy Buffett archives show no record of any Athens, Ga., performances in the spring of 1974. I have vivid memories of Buffett playing Memorial Hall, but my email request for verification has gone unanswered and my escort for the evening dumped me during the first set.
Bloomberg recently announced the kingmaker of music hits. Nope, not Michael Jackson, Elvis or The Beatles but a Gulf Coast crooner who shares the name of the world�s most famous investor.
Generally speaking, I harbor little jealously over anyone else�s job, but for the people who worked on the most lucrative song in music history project, I am GREEN with envy. Did you hop-skip to work? After days in salt mines, Bloomberg deemed Jimmy Buffett�s �Margaritaville� the most lucrative three minutes and 20 seconds since Edison invented the phonograph.
Margaritaville has a special place for me; it seemed divinely inspired, hitting the charts at the disco craze apex. �Margaritaville�, the song, doesn�t crack the top 10 profitable song list, but Buffett shrewdly blended the trademark �Margaritaville� into a different type of intellectual property. Robert Brauneis, a George Washington University Law School professor and intellectual property expert places, �Margaritaville� head and shoulders over other songs since few, if any, trademarked into other ventures.
Two hundred plus words and three cords built an empire. Being privately held, following the money proves difficult, but the Orlando Business Journal estimated Margaritaville Enterprises� 2007 revenue at $100 million. Revenues have grown since then even if his concerts don�t sell out nearly as fast. Don�t shed any tears. Margaritaville Enterprises has dozens of restaurants, bars and resorts from the Jersey shore to the Caribbean.
There�s even one coming to Destin in the old site of the Lucky Snapper on the harbor.
Once Jimmy Buffett looked at 40 and now he�s looking at a full Social Security benefit. Hopefully Buffett keeps touring; my bucket list includes taking my granddaughter to one of his shows. The guy has toured annually for the past three decades. He can fish and fly anytime he likes; I wonder how content he would be not making music.
Investments, Social Security and Medicare get all the attention, but retirement is more than those three. On more than one occasion, a wife rued her husband�s retirement not because she didn�t like him but he needed something to do. Our occupation becomes part of our persona and without it part of us dies.
My friend Michael Goldman, who was a psychologist before he became a certified financial planner, observed personal financial planning is 80 percent personal and 20 percent financial. Too often we flip the numbers.
Sometimes retirement is not so much shutting the engine off but changing gears. People often need three to five years to get ready for retirement; the lucky ones get to make the choice. Even if you don�t have Jimmy Buffett�s fortune, envision a perfect day or week in retirement. If you don�t know where you are going any path will do.
My friend Forrest Williams wrote a Jimmy Buffett song �That Kind of Life.� It gives him a reprieve from a chief annoyance plaguing South Walton troubadours � tourists requesting Buffett covers.
Buz Livingston, CFP has the only investment management and financial planning firm in the entire world headquartered in Blue Mountain Beach. He helps clients along Florida�s Emerald Coast and around the country with financial decisions. Contact him at 850-267-1068 or www.livingstonfinancial.net. For timely financial tweets follow @BuzLivingston.


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Nike Golf unveiled its latest driver on Monday, and is unabashedly billing it as "the most innovative club" the company has ever produced.
The new VR_S Covert driver is the first to bring high-speed cavityback technology to a driver that conforms to USGA and R&A rules, company officials said. It features three proprietary technologies (High Speed Cavity Back, FlexLoft adjustability and NexCOR face) that combine to enhance distance, control and forgiveness, they added.
"With the VR_S Covert, we have created a game-changing piece of technology that has already begun a growing industry buzz," said Rob Arluna, Nike Golf's Global Golf Club Business Director. "It is visually exciting, it feels and sounds amazing and, most importantly, it creates powerful results with a high degree of control. Golfers and our Nike Golf Tour athletes are going to have a lot of fun with this driver."
The High Speed Cavity Back is a technology used in irons and now brought to drivers, fairways and hybrids for the first time in a conforming driver. This leads to more stability at impact, Nike says, and that delivers more energy to the ball, resulting in more distance and control. The Cavity Back is only visible from the sole view, but is covered and hidden by the crown to make the club more visually pleasing at address – hence the name VR_S Covert.
By incorporating this new hidden geometry into the driver, Nike Golf engineers have been able to move the weight of the club to the heel and toe, increasing Moment of Inertia (MOI) to increase forgiveness and add even more distance to off-center shots.
The FlexLoft system is a simple pull, turn, and push/tighten mechanism that allows for an intuitive adjustment system. The patented Dual Axis adjustment allows golfers to choose their loft (between 8.5 and 12.5 degrees) and face angle independently of each other by decoupling loft from face angle. This creates 15 different options to suit their game and course conditions.
Finally, the NexCOR face technology featured in the VR_S Covert line is designed to deliver faster ball speed and longer shots from a wider area of the face. NexCOR creates more speed at impact by employing a variable face thickness that moves the sweet spot higher from the heel of the club to the center high, where most golfers are likely to make impact.
Featuring a deep red paint job, the VR_S Covert driver will be offered in two models, the VR_S Covert Tour and VR_S Covert. The VR_S Covert Tour features a 430cc head and features a deeper face and a fixed weight screw. The VR_S Covert has a larger 460cc head and has a wider breadth. Both models will come with Mitsubishi Rayon's new Kuro Kage shafts that are produced with higher carbon fiber density for superior control and power.
The drivers will be available in golf stores throughout North America and Europe on Feb. 8, 2013, and in the rest of world starting Feb. 15, 2013. The VR_S Covert Tour will carry a street price of $399, while the VR_S Covert model will carry a street price of $299.


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Warning! Stupid people getting seriously hurt.
Yeah yeah. Those shoutings just made my day
these people shouldnt be aloud to breed
Why do these dumb fucks do such things. Are they too insanely stupid to realize that professional wrestlers are trained and most of that training involves making sure injuries like this don't happen. Bunch of morons.


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Chemistry: Challenges and Solutions is an introductory chemistry course consisting of 13 units of online text, 13 half-hour videos, three interactive labs, and a professional development guide. The target audiences are high school and college students, as well as teachers who want to learn more about cutting-edge applications of chemistry—including energy and the environment, biotechnology, and material science.
Videos are enriched with chemistry demonstrations by Dan Rosenberg of the Harvard University Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations Department. "Demo Dan" doesn't just make things go "Boom!"—his segments clearly connect key chemical concepts. Dan not only does things you don't want to do at home but makes chemistry come alive for beginning students.
Interactive labs engage learners in applications of chemistry to real-life problems. The Running Lab explores biochemical pathways in the human body and lets users see the chemical changes as runners train for a race. The Haber process interactive gives learners the keys to a chemical plant and challenges them to operate it profitably by applying chemistry concepts to a real-world problem. A third interactive, Chemistry Timeline, is a useful roadmap to the development of modern chemistry.
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OCEAN CITY -- The Ocean City Police Department's narcotics unit, in collaboration with allied agencies, late last month concluded a two-year drug distribution investigation utilizing an undercover officer posing as a taxi cab driver and owner with the grand jury indictments of 34 local residents on 91 charges.
Last week, the OCPD announced cursory information about Operation Sand Dollar, a two-year undercover operation targeting drug trafficking in the resort area during which an undercover officer posed as a cab driver to infiltrate Ocean City's shadowy social circles.
On Monday, OCPD Chief Bernadette DiPino, along with Worcester County Sheriff Reggie Mason, State's Attorney Beau Oglesby and Mayor Rick Meehan laid out more of the details about the operation.
During the two-year operation, the officer turned cab driver made some drug buys and sales out of the taxi, but also established connections that led to further indictments. The operation was borne out of an idea to target known drug trafficking in the downtown area. After brainstorming, the OCPD came up with the idea of posing an undercover officer as the owner and operator of a legitimate cab company.
With the cooperation of the city, including former City Manager Dennis Dare, the cab, called the "Tipsy Taxi," was completely legitimate including a taxi medallion.
"The undercover officer posing as a cab driver and owner was a good way to infiltrate the social circle," said DiPino on Monday. "It's often a primary mode of transportation for those involved in drug trafficking."
After conducting Operation Sand Dollar for two years, the gathered information was turned over to the State's Attorney's Office and on Jan. 25, a Worcester County grand jury indicted 34 suspects on 91 counts of distribution of various controlled dangerous substances (CDS) and 28 charges of conspiracy to distribute CDS. DiPino said on Monday the operation targeted all forms of CDS distribution, but the primary focus was on the distribution of illegal prescription medication.
On Feb. 2, the OCPD narcotics unit, along with the Worcester County Criminal Enforcement Team, began rounding up the indicted suspects. Thus far, 22 have been apprehended and four more were already in custody on unrelated charges. Information on the remainder of the wanted suspects has been forwarded to the Maryland State Apprehension Team. The total amount of preset bonds for those already in custody totaled $4.55 million.
DiPino praised the success of the operation and hopes it sends a message to dealers and users in the resort."We hope this sends a clear message to drug dealers and users to keep the activity out of our community," she said. "You never know who an undercover officer might be. It could be the maid in your hotel, a bartender or even a street performer on the Boardwalk."
DiPino said those targeted included local residents engaged in drug use and distribution. DiPino said the operation did not include tourists.
"The list includes many locals," she said. "At no time were tourists targeted."
For his part, Mason said the operation could be the tip of the iceberg and promised similar operations in the future.
"We will continue to go after drug users and dealers," said Mason. "You're going to see a lot more to come."
Mason said he hoped Operation Sand Dollar sent a clear message to users and dealers in Worcester County.
"This is obvious proof there is an absolute commitment to target users and dealers in Worcester County," he said. "If you're a dealer, get a new job. If you're a user, get a new hobby."
All in all, the operation led to 34 indictments and 119 total counts including 91 distribution charges and 28 conspiracy to distribute charges. Sixteen of the 34 suspects list Ocean City as their address, while seven others call Worcester County home. Twenty-two suspects have been apprehended, while four were already in custody on unrelated charges. The remaining suspects were still at large as of mid-week.
Among those apprehended already were Ronald Alimo, 51, Ocean City; Jonathan Grubbs, 23, Willards; Troy Middleton, 41, Ocean City; Charlene Chester, 47, Ocean City; James Camper, 49, Trappe; Glynnis Sullivan, 54, Ocean City; Robert Hayes, Sr., 44, Ocean City; Orean Kennedy, 52, Ocean City; Dawn Ramaska, 34, Ocean City; James Hudson, 49, Showell; Robert Ray, Sr., 53, Ocean City; Donald Collins, 53, Ocean City; Mary Baker, 55, Ocean City; Stacy Baker, 38, Ocean City; Guy Erbe, 52, Ocean Pines; Cheryl Merendino, 49, Ocean City; Stanley Layton, Jr., 53, Ocean City; Vernon Spence, 46, Snow Hill; and Robin McCready, 50, Pocomoke.
Those already in custody on unrelated charges included Miranda Florio, 24, Jessup; Lorenzo Sears, 41, Oak Hall, Va.; and Brian Harmon, 39, Westover.
Those indicted but still at large included James Leech, 50, Berlin; John Leo Parker, 57, Bishopville; Darryl Lee Whaley, 55, Berlin; Geraldine Woodland, 49, Ocean City; Christopher Denike, 32, Ocean City; Michael Rose, 54, Ocean City; Paul Francis, 32, Glenwood, Md.; David Allen Brown, 44, Baltimore; Kathy Matthews, 40, Rivera Beach; and Robert Gross, Jr., 43, Kensington, Md.


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Running through Walls
Mission Statement:
To provide monetary and emotional support to the changing needs of children, adolescents, and emerging adults fighting their battles with cancer and life after cancer.
About Us:
Running through Walls is a hybrid foundation founded by a survivor- a sister who fought with her, a brother who grew up with her, a mother and father who endured with her, a husband who married her and a miracle son who came from her.
Our foundation is unique in that it does not limit itself to one particular area of fundraising. We believe that cancer must be attacked from all angles. Financial support is imperative for the research to annihilate cancer once and for all and emotional support for the fighters because their battle must first be won in the mind of the individual.
Personal story of what Running through Walls means.
One of the owners was sick with childhood cancer when she was 16. And her response to everyone who asked what was it like or what were you thinking, how did you get through it? Her reply was "I was 16, I thought I could run through walls".
Children are blessed with the idea of invincibility. It's that mindset that makes them stronger canidates to beat cancer. In their head they have already won!
We are open to all creative designs. We do have something in mind that we are wondering if anyone could put together.
We were thinking of a split brick wall with bricks flying away from it and a shadowed foot or person running or kicking through it.
We do not have official colors for our logo either, but we are leaning towards metallic neon green and whatever flows with that. But we are open to suggestions. We need our foundation to be unique and we do not want colors that are associated with other foundations.
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AppGroup necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 256 diseños de 76 diseñadores freelance.
Create an eye catching logo to brand a new Copy\Print shop. Logo will be used on website, business cards and stationary and watermark.
24x7ePrint is a new copy\print business located in the heart of Silicon Valley California that targets the high tech sector. Logo must be sharp, clean, professional, and classy. Must look good on business cards, letterhead, and website.
The company name: 24x7ePrint
24x7ePrint meaning:
1. 24x7 (around the clock, 24 hours/7days a week)
2. ePrint – electronic\digital printing
Tagline: Serving Silicon Valley and Beyond.
The logo may incorporate the company name and tagline.
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The company represents:
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2. Fast efficient turnaround
3. Great Customer Service
4. Excellent Quality
5. Technology Driven (high tech)
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3 star - most elements we like, maybe try a new font or color
4 star - design is being considered
• Style: Modern, clean, professional , dynamic logo
• Creative\Memorable
• Crisp, sharp, logo, good mix of colors
• Also a design with primary colors
• Version must work when printed in black and white.
• Clearly seen even if it's small
• Name 24x7ePrint and tagline can be incorporated into logo.
• The full name of the Company, 24x7ePrint, should be clearly understood
• Final format delivery:PDF, PSD, AI, JPG, scalable vector format
• Stick to "wants" but feel free to innovate. Demonstrate your creativity
• Gaudy
• No designs or logos stolen from other sites. Please try to keep your designs original and independent of each other
• no 'cartoon-ish' or childish designs
• confusing. can't tell the name
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Bus Models for Sustainable Dev
This seminar explores the growing role of the private sector in promoting sustainable development goals in low and middle income countries through core business activities. The overarching aim of such business models is to reduce poverty and promote sustainability by: 1) stimulating access to global markets and supply chains; 2) delivering affordable and sustainable goods and services; 3) responding to the demands of climate change mitigation and adaptation; and/or 4) promoting local capacities for sustainable production. The seminar will examine case studies of five business models, ranging from small-scale, for-profit and non-profit enterprises to partnerships between multinational corporations and NGOs and/or development agencies. Students will work in teams to undertake their own case studies. Together, we will seek to draw lessons for scalability.
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Bucken, I think it was assembled one, hence the name finished kit.
Bucken, I think it was assembled one, hence the name finished kit.
Wayne. I would like to buy a McLux kit. I already have a good 5w LS. Would you help me?
Post here or PM me. Thanks.
BTW, one of your BB500 is in Iraq with an Apache Longbow helicopter.
This is great. Wayne's stuff all in one place. Now if I don't get confused between the two Waynes.... Bill
Whut everybody said, except add -- 30mm bezels!
How about putting a link to the shop so we can easily get in?
LInk in sig line.
I didn't get a response in the other thread (What's new at the Shoppe), so I thought I would post here.
Do you plan to get any more LuxV WWOT Star's in? What are the chances of an X bin LuxV Star? Do they even exist? What would they cost?
My BB-1000 (in a MiniMag/AA)is still kicking after a years time, I'd thought by now it would be smoked! I noticed there're no longer producted, can you tell me what bin this is? By the way, it makes an excellent handwarmer on cold nights.
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Have to sent something back to the shop though i know they have vacation. Can someone tell me the complet adress of the shop? On their homepage i have not found it ....
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A question here from an absolute newbie. Will the 2D to 6AA and 2D to 8AA battery holders from Sandwich Shoppe fit the 2D Mag without modification or no?
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In the last weeks i sent several e-mails to you (two mm+wo sammies are broken, sent them back to you for repairing 2 weeks ago). Till now no response. Did you receive my sammies?
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We have not seen the package yet. When it arrives I will take a look at it.
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Mandy7004 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 758 diseños de 233 diseñadores freelance.
Smart Street
Smart Street provides sustainable products for everyday use (eg. from eco cleaning products to retro stainless steel cups, stainless steel bottles, sandwich wraps, bamboo bowls to stylish reidel style plastic wine glasses which are BPA free), which make people feel good about the smart choices they are making for themselves, their family and the environment, which work, are good value, stylish, reusable and recyclable.
Practical meets stylish, retro sustainable products.
People access this through smartst.com.au which will be an online which will feature an ecommerce store.
Smart Street tag line providing sustainable solutions for everyday use if this could be included please.
I would like the logo to be simple, easy to understand with a clear idea please see logo examples.
Landscape logo would be great.
The Target Audience
Geography – Australia however concentrating on Melbourne first.
Type of person
A mother, who is busy and would like to help the environment, however does not have the time to find out about the products herself. Her family will have children aged from birth until they leave school thus the age range of children will be from birth to 18 years of age.
The income bracket of her family will be between $70,000 to $200,000 per annum.
She would like:
• the process to make sense to her in terms of her beliefs about helping the world/environment to become a better place for her children
• the product to work thus not sacrificing quality and efficacy,
• the products to be of great value in terms of what they offer,
• the products to be easy to purchase and for the process of purchasing be easy,
• for the product to work just as well as what she has previously been using or be even better,
• for the product to be stylish
The magazines she would read would be inside/out, house and garden, home beautiful, vogue living. She would attend book groups, keep fit by doing physical exercise as a group activity with other mothers, she would work part time, like going to the movies.
She would be comfortable shopping online and would like to have more time to take an interest in sustainability, however it would not be top of mind. However in the back of her mind she is concerned with the impact her family are having on the environment. She would also like the idea of being able to make a difference to the environment with the products she buys's for everyday use.
Her family may go out for picnics, own a swimming pool, like going to beach, perhaps have a holiday house and entertain outside.
Mindset and behaviour in relation to the brand.
Smart Street as a brand is empowering people to feel good about the smart choices they are making as they contribute to a better environment and world for their family. So not only should the products be sustainable, they would like their products to be easy to use, stylish and work just as well or better than the alternatives. They would also like the products to be easily accessible without too much bother.
The end result is that it is simple to be sustainable every day.
Tone of voice
The brand is based on a happy person who feels good about the choices they are making in terms of the products they buy as they are contributing to a better world.
The brand would speak in a friendly, approachable tone and would be stylish, simple and easy to understand.
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Located in Central Square, the Citywide Senior Center serves as a "one stop" multi-service center for seniors living in Cambridge and the surrounding area. The Senior Center offers the following programs and services:
The Citywide Senior Center's ethnic and cultural programs include: the Asian Elders, the African-American Seniors, the Haitian Seniors, and the Latino Seniors.
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The generosity of the WVU Parkersburg's donors have taken it from a small community college initiative in the basement of Emerson School, to being the largest community college in West Virginia. The history of WVU Parkersburg is rich with community support!
Through the support of the WVU at Parkersburgs Legacy donors, the Foundation is now able to offer more than $220,000 in scholarships every year to the students of WVU Parkersburg. Additional donors and supporters have assisted the college in growing a variety of student activities including Riverhawks athletics, a travel abroad program and more than 20 student clubs. The college's faculty have also begun engaging in research projects and academic program improvement efforts, including faculty development initiatives.


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Yet only two years later, a younger, fitter, hungrier rival by the name of Rafa Nadal is now threatening to topple the Swiss from his perch after hoisting his 14th major silverware at Roland Garros on Sunday.
As the Spaniard has now contested the last three slam finals it is not inconceivable that by the time he returns to Paris next year to target a 10th Musketeers' Cup, his name could be alongside Federer's on the list of all-time leading title hoarders.
As the first man to win nine times at the same grand slam tournament and with time still on his side, Nadal has shown no signs of relinquishing his hold at the French Open, where he owns an eye-popping 66-1 win-loss record.
The tennis world may be obsessed with finding out just how many more trophies Nadal is capable of winning but the 28-year-old did not seem to care a hoot about where he ended up in the pecking order.
"Federer, well, he's had 17 and I have had 14 grand slams... but I'm not really worried. It's not a source of motivation for me," said the French Open champion, who owns two Wimbledons, two U.S. Open and an Australian Open trophy.
"I don't really care that much about the records. I'll still play with a lot of intensity. I'll still be motivated.
"I'll follow my own path. Then when my career is over, we'll count."
That path will initially lead him to Wimbledon, where he desperately wants to make amends for his shock first-round defeat last year to 135th-ranked Belgian Steve Darcis.
The switch from clay to grass in just two weeks proved to be a challenge too for Nadal and his overworked knees in 2013, especially as he was on the way back from a seven-month injury break.
Twelve months on an he is more optimistic about his return to the home of lawn tennis.
"I want to try to play well again in Wimbledon," said the Spaniard, who preserved his status as world number one by beating Novak Djokovic in the French Open final.
"I'm healthy. That's the most important thing."
"I hope my knee will have the positive feeling on grass, because I feel my knee is better than last year on the rest of the surfaces.
"Grass always was a little bit harder for me after the injury. Last year I tried, but I was not ready to compete at Wimbledon.
"Let's see how my feelings are there this year, but it's a very important tournament. It's a tournament I really love so much."
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