| Hertzog leads trio of college signees: Antietam's Corey Hertzog ...
(Reading Eagle (PA) (KRT) Via Thomson Dialog NewsEdge) Feb. 5--Led by two-time Berks scoring champion Corey Hertzog of Antietam, a trio of Berks boys soccer players will sign letters of intent this week to play at Division I college programs.
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New Tech fan blog: 'Shake and Bake' cooking up great future with ...
Don't let your disillusionment from the past keep you from being a key part of the future. Get behind Dr. Reneau, our coaches, and our future and current athletic administration. There is nothing stopping us but ourselves.Let's go DAWGS and TECHSTERS!Jason Jones of Ruston is a 2000 graduate of Louisiana Tech, and an administrator at bleedtechblue.com. .
Trading places: day-two update
GEELONG'S best and fairest winner from its VFL premiership side, Tim Callan, is headed for Whitten Oval next season. Callan, who joined the club in 2002 under the father-son rule, will join the Western Bulldogs after the Cats' recruiting manager Stephen Wells confirmed the two clubs had agreed on the transfer, with only the details of the transaction to be sorted. “The two clubs and Tim have all agreed that Tim will be playing for the Bulldogs but we haven't finalised exactly what the deal will be yet," Wells said. Meanwhile, Geelong are likely to re-sign young ruckman Mark Blake, but they are fielding "reasonable" interest in his veteran teammate Steven King. It's our expectation that Blake will sign, will be keen to go on, but that hasn't been confirmed," said Cats football manager Neil Balme.
Unbridgeable: The ethnic divide in Kosovo
They were on big fat chairs sitting during all other nations there working for them. Why should i work for you? Why went Slovens, than Croats, Bosnia, Macedonia, even your twin brother Montenegro went! Why shoud Kosova stay?Because of mines over there? This is only a process of desintegration of a big evil State. You have still a big propaganda programe against all your "enemies". It will be much better, everyone works for himself. Therefore this had nothing to do with other Countries or minorities. This is only the last part falling from a mosaique called YU. Live in peace! .
What's up in The Albemarle 02/17
Business Expo. The Elizabeth City Area Chamber of Commerce will host its 17th annual Business Expo at the K.E. White Center Wednesday, Feb. 27 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $1. Lunch will be available from Captain Bob's from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Green Building symposium in Manteo. College of The Albemarle, the UNC Coastal Studies Institute, and the Outer Banks Home Builders Association will sponsor the first Albemarle Green Building Seminar and Expo at COA's Roanoke Island campus in Manteo on Thursday, Feb. 28. Registration is $15 and includes lunch. For more info, call 475-9251. Saturday School at NHS. Northeastern High School will host a Saturday School for writing skills Saturday, March 1 from 9 a.m. to noon. Head Start applications accepted.
Syspine Small Business VoIP Phone System Combines Ease of Use with ...
RENO, Nev., Feb. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- A new, all-in-one, IP (Internet Protocol) phone system is now available for small businesses. The award- winning Syspine(TM) Digital Operator Phone System from Quanta Computer is an advanced IP PBX system featuring Microsoft(R) Response Point(TM) phone system software.
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MultiClutch: assign keyboard shortcuts to gestures
"In honor of the new multitouch-equipped Macbook Pros, Im going to make [MultiClutch] public in hopes that others will find it useful," said Henderson on his blog. "Want swipes to change tabs in Safari? Done. The same in iChat? Done. Want zoom-in to open emails in Mail, zoom-out to close windows in every app, and a swipe down to bring up Quicksilver? Done done done."
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Small, wearable cameras could help keep an eye on cops
As leaders in Seattle and elsewhere call for stronger police accountability, three former Seattle officers hope to cash in on that movement with an action cam for police. The officers' fledgling company, VIEVU, has developed a small, wireless digital camera that could be a tool to record officers' interactions during an arrest or traffic stop. The camera is lightweight, about the size of a pager, and waterproof -- the latter feature being something that officers on Seattle's rainy beat know is paramount, said Chris Myers, who ended his 18-year police career in January to join VIEVU. The PVR-LE easily clips onto an officer's lapel or belt. Four gigabytes of flash memory record up to four hours of video. If someone accuses an officer of wrongdoing, the camera should reveal the truth.
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