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Smolensko (1810 – 10 January 1829) was a Thoroughbred racehorse that won the 1813 Epsom Derby and 2,000 Guineas Stakes. Smolensko raced for two years and was retired to stud in 1815. He stood for seven years for his breeder, Charles Bunbury, and spent the remainder of his stud career in Surrey and Suffolk. Before his death at age 19 in 1829, he sired the filly Gulnare (winner of the 1827 Epsom Oaks) and the colt Jerry (winner of the 1824 St. Leger Stakes).

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Smolensko was foaled in 1810 at Barton Hall near Bury St. Edmunds, the ancestral home of his breeder Charles Bunbury. His sire, Sorcerer, was also bred by Bunbury and was a half-brother of the 1801 Derby winning mare Eleanor. Sorcerer was a large black horse that was a successful racer and sire. Smolensko's dam, Wowski, was bred by Sir Ferdinando Poole, owned by Mr Hallett, and was a half-sister of the important sire Waxy. Another of Wowski's offspring was Smolensko's full-brother Thunderbolt, a successful racer but short-lived sire. Wowski produced thirteen foals between 1802 and 1822. Smolensko was her fifth foal and she produced seven full-brothers to Smolensko who all inherited the black coat of their parents.

Smolensko was a black colt with a coat mixed with a "few white hairs," a small white star and a sock on his right hind foot. He was "about sixteen and a half hands high" and had a calm and docile temperament. A German count visiting Sir Charles in 1818 described him as, "... a brilliant animal with a beautiful high and formed neck and excellent shoulders and withers. His legs on contrary are in proportion to rest of the body rather longer than those of his father and his arms and hocks are not so broad as those of his parent however notwithstanding his considerable performances his legs are perfectly free from all blemishes."

Racing career
Smolensko did not run as a two-year-old. In his two-year racing career, he ran eight times and won seven races, finishing third once and forfeiting a race due to injury. His most important wins were in the 1813 Epsom Derby and 2,000 Guineas Stakes. He ran only twice as a four-year-old before being retired to Bunbury's stud in 1815.

1813: three-year-old season

Spring
On the first start of Smolensko's racing career at the First Spring Meeting at Newmarket, he won the 2,000 Guineas Stakes on 4 May, beating The Oaks winning filly Music and nine other horses. The next day, Smolensko won the Newmarket Stakes from the filly Scheherazade in a ten horse field that included the fillies Music and Wilful (sired by Waxy).

Summer
On 3 June, Smolensko started in the Derby Stakes held at Epsom against a field of eleven other horses. Before the race, Smolensko was paraded before the assembled crowd and there "was a burst of admiration on all sides" with Sporting Magazine commenting on his "fine eye, the splendid symmetry of his limbs, the grace and power of his action and his perfect docility" before the race. Smolensko bruised the sole of one of his hooves during a training run on the Friday before the Derby and his regular shoes were replaced with solid metal plates for the running. At three o'clock, the race began with Smolensko soon taking the lead, followed closely by Lord Jersey's colt Caterpillar. At Tadnor's Point (Tattenham Corner, a sharp turn in the track) Caterpillar took the lead from Smolensko, but one hundred yards from the finish, Smolensko, under jockey Goodisson's command, "shot past Caterpillar like lightning, winning easily by a length." The excitement of Smolensko's Derby win led to a few accidents in the crowd with commentary in Sporting Magazine reporting that, "Many falls took place, some few persons were run over, and of consequence a few accidents occurred." In the most serious occurrence, "a phaeton was unfortunately overthrown, and a lady who was in it much injured, and a gentleman who endeavoured to prevent the accident, had his arm broken."

At Egham on 25 August, Smolensko won the 175-guinea Magna Charta Stakes from the Duke of York's colt Eurus.

Autumn
At the First October Meeting at Newmarket, Smolensko finished third in a £96 sweepstakes race to the colts The Corporal and Macedonian. He was injured during the race, straining "one of his back sinews." With Smolensko still recovering from his injury at Newmarket, his connections forfeited an 18 October match race with the colt Benedict, paying 80 guineas to Lord Foley. On 1 November at the Houghton Meeting, Smolensko beat Grosvenor's colt Redmond in a match race.

1814: four-year-old season
Smolensko only started twice in 1814. At the Newmarket-Craven meeting on 12 April, Smolensko won a match race against the colt Tiger. At the First Spring Meeting on 29 April at Newmarket, Smolensko won a 450-guinea sweepstakes race against four other horses, beating the colts Pyramus and Punic. Smolensko retired from racing in 1814 and became a breeding stallion for Charles Bunbury the following year.

Stud career
Smolensko was retired to stud in 1815 and stood at Great Barton until 1 March when he was relocated to the Oatlands stud in Surrey where he commanded a 20-guinea stud fee and a 1-guinea groom fee. Charles Bunbury died on 31 March 1821, and upon his death, the landlord (Nathaniel Garland) of one of Bunbury's leased estates claimed 14 horses from Bunbury's stable as a heriot. Smolensko had recently been sent to a stable in Yorkshire and was not present at Barton Hall during the incident. Garland later sued in court for the right to claim and include Smolensko as one of the 14 horses in the heriot. The court ruled that since Smolensko was not initially included in the list, Garland did not have a right to him stating: "in consequence of the bailiff's saying he had enough when he took the list, the horse Smolensko is therefore not included."

Smolensko was bought after Bunbury's death in 1821 by Richard Wilson for approximately 1,300 guineas and was relocated to Bildeston, Suffolk. Wilson sold Smolensko to John Theobald and he was relocated to Stockwell, Surrey where he stood for 10 guineas per mare and a half guinea groom's fee. Smolensko died on 10 January 1829 at the age of 19 years at Mr. Theobald's stud in Stockwell and was buried in the paddock.

Smolensko is not considered to be an extraordinary sire, but he did sire one winner of The Oaks (the filly Gulnare) and one St. Leger Stakes winner (the colt Jerry).

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A version of this article appeared as a Letter to the Editor in The Westerly Sun
No matter where I go in Charlestown, citizens agree that they live here because of their love for nature. In order to preserve our town's wilderness, we must work together to protect it from the impacts of climate change, fossil fuels, and other toxins.
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al-Ghamdi var fra al Bahah provinsen i Saudi-Arabien, et isoleret og underudviklet område, og delte det samme samme tilhørsforhold med andre flykaprere blandt andet Saeed al-Ghamdi, Hamza al-Ghamdi, og Ahmed al-Haznawi. Denne gruppe er noteret for at være nogle af de mere religiøse flykaprere.

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Located in the city of Everett, Wash., 25 miles north of Seattle, Naval Station Everett is situated several blocks west of Interstate 5 on West Marine View Drive. To get here by car, go north on I-5 and take exit 193 to Pacific Avenue. Go left on Pacific Avenue until you come to West Marine View Drive and turn right. Naval Station Everett is on the left at the foot of the viaduct, just past Kimberly-Clark Paper Company.
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Prior to your arrival, your new command should have assigned you a sponsor. He or she is an invaluable resource during your relocation and serves as a liaison to your new command and community. If you have not received a sponsor prior to your arrival, one can still be assigned during your check-in process.
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As if virtual reality headsets and computer-enabled glasses weren't enough, now researchers in Japan are paving the way for a phenomenon we've long dreamed about: interactive holograms.
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Computational grid (CG) environment has a group of autonomous dissimilar distributed computing systems to provide service to user tasks. To attain the auspicious usefulness of CG resources, basically best scheduling algorithms are important. The CG service users are very cautious in time needed for task completion. To meet multiple requirements of the user, the job allocation problem in CG is designed as a multi-objective problem. Evolutionary algorithms have an efficient meta-heuristic technique for optimization problem solving. This work introduces a MapReduce model for non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm (NSGA-II) for independent job scheduling in a CG. This research work attempts to find the optimal schedules by considering makespan and flowtime minimization. A fuzzy membership function is used to analyze the efficiency of the schedule. Set of benchmark instances is used to test the algorithm. Experimental results show that MapReduce model-based NSGA-II generated finer solutions in less time than the MapReduce model-based weighted sum multi-objective genetic algorithm (WMOGA) which is also implemented in this paper.


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Q: what are the dependent and independent factors and categorical for below project my project is identification of factors influencing motor bikes for home to office trip. there are some attiributes like gender,age,marital status,education qualification,job type,working sector, no. of members in household,working members in household,monthly income,total household income,no. of motor bikes,members having motor bike driving licence(D.L),no. of cars,members having car D.L,do you have D.L for motor bike, do you have D.L for car,type of house, live-in status of house, do you work from home, do you use internet for office purpose, no. of days you work from house,purpose of trip, timings of office i.e., starting and ending time, vehicle for above trip,distance from home to office,time from home to office and office to home,reason for preferring to private vehicle,likely fare (if you go by bus or shared auto),drop off any kid to school while going to office,does the school come on your way to office, spouse is working person,do you drop off your spouse to her office,city bus is accessible to your house,walking distance from home to bus stop,waiting time at bus stop... and some of these questions are related to one another like spouse is working ?? if no he should not fillup the next question. also like drop off any kid to school.. wat should i use in the related question...wheather '-' (or) 9999...also i am totally confused about the dependent and independent and categorical variables........ also wat the model we are going to use for this project wheather binary logistic (or) multinomial logistic ...

A: You're probably going to get dinged for having this question be far too open ended, vague and rambling.  It sounds like you're pretty confused about the basics of regression.  I would start with the wiki page about regression:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_regression
There are also a number of books which explain regression and different types of regression (linear, non-linear, poisson, logistic, etc) that you can start reading. I don't know what your math background is, but maybe something like:
http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Linear-Regression-Models--Student/dp/0073014664/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1363750258&sr=1-2&keywords=linear+regression
might be a decent book to read.  There's simply no way to go into answering your question given the amount of detail and length that would be needed.  The answer would need to be a book in itself.

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The Ladies' Festival is a major event on the Nepalese calendar held in Kathmandu. Women pave the streets in their bright outfits and dance and sing to celebrate the occasion.
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Studios' Web 'Plants' Lead to an Ethical Thicket
By PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Ever since Harry Knowles burst to prominence with Aintitcoolnews.com, the Internet has blossomed with hundreds of movie geek Web sites, each one crammed with its own oddball assortment of news, reviews and message boards devoted to "Star Wars," Quentin Tarantino and other pressing matters. For movie fans, the sites represent authentic participatory democracy--everyone's opinion or obsession carries equal weight.
But earlier this year, Chris Parry, a 32-year-old writer and ex-production manager who runs the site efilmcritic.com, began noticing a lot of very inauthentic postings. They read like outright publicity plugs, or what Net denizens call "plants," most of them touting films released by Universal Pictures.
On May 30, filmfreak234 wrote: "Lemme just say that I really can't wait to see undercover brother ... am I alone here? For one it looks hella funny, and two its got denise richards. You just can't get better than that combo!!!! Apparently harry knowles thinks so too. You know, from aintitcool.com. He said it was the bomb. If you wanna see what he wrote check out www.aintitcool.com and look for it on your own ... I'm definitely stoked for this one."
On July 9, fangoria17 wrote, enthusing about "The Silence of the Lambs": "I can't wait until the prequel Red Dragon comes out this fall. I watched the trailer for it at https://www.apple.com/trailers and it got me really excited. Check it out and tell me what you think."
When Parry got a series of messages plugging "Blue Crush," another Universal summer release, he became suspicious, because all the messages, as he put it, "were obviously scripted and always had a link to the trailer for the film." When he checked the IP, or Internet Protocol, address of the messages, he discovered that they originated from the same place, Universal Pictures' registered corporate site, MCA.com.
Parry's movie site wasn't the only one being "seeded" with fake fan messages. Brian Renner, a 17-year-old high school student who runs the site themovieinsider.com from his home in the Detroit suburbs, received identical postings for the films "Undercover Brother" and "Red Dragon." When he ran a check on their IP addresses, they were the same as for the messages at Parry's site: Universal Pictures.
Renner also got several suspicious postings promoting Paramount Pictures films, including "The Sum of All Fears" and "K-19: The Widowmaker." On Aug. 13, he received a series of messages from aptreke and aresolic, both hyping the "Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan" DVD and a promotion that offered a free subscription to a "Trek"-themed dial-up modem. To Renner, the postings sounded like ad copy, not genuine fan messages. In one message, aptreke wrote: "Now I have a 30-day free subscription to a Trek-themed dial-up. There's all this content on my homepage now that is really unique.... Did anyone else get this too and try it?"
Renner discovered that the messages came from the same IP address, one registered to Paramount Pictures. Both Parry and Renner say they tried contacting the studios and e-mailed queries to the people sending the suspicious postings, but never received a response. They suspect other studios of planting messages as well, but most postings were disguised by the use of a separate Internet service provider.
"This is dirty tricks, not legitimate marketing," says Parry, who adds that his site gets anywhere from 50,000 to 150,000 hits a week, depending on the time of year. "It's also a slap in the face because the studios are using our site to hype movies without paying for advertising. After all, what's the difference between paying people to pretend to be film fans Web sites across the country and paying them to pretend to be happy customers in a testimonial TV commercial?"
These questions bring up issues about studio marketing ethics and how they apply to the Wild West environment of the Internet.
This isn't the first time movie studios have been caught using questionable marketing practices. Last year, Newsweek revealed that Sony Pictures had invented a fake film critic named Dave Manning, whom the studio quoted in ads offering favorable blurbs. Shortly afterward, Sony admitted that two employees had posed as moviegoers in man-on-the-street testimonial TV ads to promote an earlier release.
At the time, rival studio marketers loudly decried Sony's activities, saying they never used staffers or actors in TV testimonial ads (though questions about their veracity in other movie ads led the studios to stop using that type of advertising). But different rules seem to apply for the Internet. In recent years, the Web has been inundated by viral marketing, in which a variety of companies have used teenage "street teams" or their own employees to tout CDs, sci-fi DVDs, skateboards, sneakers, video games and teen apparel.
Universal Vice Chairman Marc Shmuger says his studio has regularly used street teams to go online and talk up Universal films. He insists they are not employees, but unpaid volunteers recruited by the Universal Music and Video Distribution Group.
"It's aggressive marketing, but it is not deceptive marketing," he says. "This is a technique used everywhere in corporate America--it's no different from the girls who go into bars to tout cell phones and vodka. However inept these postings were, they were unpaid volunteers expressing their unscripted enthusiasm. They were not posing as fans; they were fans. We never knew the Web sites attempted to contact them. If anyone asked who they were, there's no question that they should have identified themselves."
Paramount publicity chief Nancy Kirkpatrick said her studio had no knowledge of any employees planting plugs for its films. "People who go online say they're working for Paramount or an agency hired by Paramount. We don't do anything without full disclosure."
Other studios, which were not involved in these incidents, say their staffers or hired teams don't hide their identities. "I won't pretend that we've never put any seeding information into a Web site, but we never do it covertly," says New Line interactive marketing chief Gordon Paddison, who engineered the studio's groundbreaking Web campaigns for the "Lord of the Rings" film series. "No one here is allowed to pose as a fan. When I'm online, if someone asks who I am, I say, 'I'm Gordon from New Line.' "
Steve Peters, who runs argn.com, a site devoted to alternative reality gaming, says his message boards are frequently invaded by street team fans touting products. His site now has a discussion area devoted whether viral marketing is a "valid approach" or merely "insulting" lies.
"To see someone posting as someone they're not really ticks people off," Peters says. "I mean, if someone did that on TV, they'd get in trouble, wouldn't they?"
In fact, the producers of the new TV show "Push, Nevada" were recently busted for hiring actors to pose as members of a supposedly real-life Push, Nev., high school hockey team on a segment of "Good Morning America." Because "Good Morning America" is on ABC, the same network airing "Push, Nevada," ABC was pilloried by skeptical TV columnists who found it hard to believe that the network or "Good Morning America" wasn't in on the stunt.
It seems that entertainment conglomerates practice a double standard when it comes to the Internet.
They have repeatedly blasted the Web as a haven for lawless pirates who engage in unauthorized file-sharing of music and movies. In a recent speech, News Corp. President Peter Chernin called the Internet "a moral-free zone" whose future is threatened by rampant piracy.
Yet these same media giants have no qualms about using deceptive marketing to publicize their products. It is widely believed, for example, that studio staffers regularly go on Harry Knowles' site to plant positive reviews of their films--or negative reviews of their competitors' movies.
These plantings have become commonplace ever since the runaway success of "The Blair Witch Project," which was based in part on a clever Internet viral marketing campaign.
But subsequent attempts to create Web buzz have been less fruitful, largely because the planted street-team messages are so clumsily executed. "You can spot these guys right away, because no real people write the way they do," Parry says. "No real person ever says, 'Hey, check out the trailer here,' with a link to it."
The people who run movie Web sites worry that these planted messages are alienating rank and file fans, pointing to aintitcoolnews.com, which now seems to carry more weight with industry insiders than true fans. "I wish these studios realized how unprofessional it is to plant things," Renner says. "If you read these dumb messages, you'd think, 'Who was ever going to believe 'K-19' was a good movie anyway?' "
"The Big Picture" runs every Tuesday in Calendar. If you have questions, ideas or criticism, e-mail them to patrick.goldstein@latimes. com.


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Localización de la costa Shackleton

La costa Shackleton (en inglés, Shackleton Coast) es un sector de la costa del mar de Ross, sobre la barrera de hielo Ross en la Antártida. Se extiende desde el cabo Selborne () en la boca sur del glaciar Byrd en su desembocadura en la ensenada Barne, límite con la costa Hillary, y el pico Airdrop () en el lado este del glaciar Beardmore, límite con la costa Dufek.

El sector de la costa Shackleton al este de los 160° Este es reclamado por Nueva Zelanda como parte de la Dependencia Ross, mientras que al oeste de ese meridiano se extiende el Territorio Antártico Australiano, pero ambas reclamaciones solo son reconocidas por unos pocos países y desde la firma del Tratado Antártico en 1959, lo mismo que otras reclamaciones antárticas, han quedado sujetas a sus disposiciones, por lo que Nueva Zelanda y Australia ejercen actos de administración y soberanía sobre sus respectivos sectores antárticos sin interferir en las actividades que realizan otros estados en ellos.

La costa Shackleton se halla al oriente de los macizos de las montañas Transantárticas, límite entre los dos grandes sectores en que se divide el continente, por lo que se halla en la Antártida Occidental. Entre esos macizos destacan las montañas Churchill, las cordilleras Reina Elizabeth, Reina Alexandra y Holland.

El nombre fue dado por el New Zealand Antarctic Place-Names Committee en 1961 en honor a Ernest Shackleton, quien acompañó a Robert Falcon Scott en la Expedición Discovery (1901–1904) y luego lideró tres expediciones a la Antártida. Durante la Expedición Nimrod (1907–1909) Shackleton descubrió el área de esta costa entre la ensenada Shackleton, en la boca del glaciar Nimrod, y el glaciar Beardmore.

Otros glaciares que destacan en esta costa son el Nursery, el Starshot, el Dickey, el Robb, el Hewitt, y el Lennox-King.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Mapa de la Dependencia Ross

Shackleton, Costa
Dependencia Ross
Territorio Antártico Australiano


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Stonewater Roofing Begins Accepting Cryptocurrency
November 3, 2021 /in News /by Phil Stauskas
Stonewater Roofing is now one of the first roofing companies in Texas to begin taking cryptocurrency as a form of payment. The innovative East Texas roofers are working with BitPay, the industry's leading cryptocurrency processor, to accept transactions using Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Stellar, Monero and more.
"We pride ourselves on being innovators within the roofing and construction industry," explained Stonewater Roofing CEO and founder Roland Browne. "From the initial process of setting up an appointment, through the actual roofing project, down to this final step of making a payment, we want everything to be simple for our customers. New technology contributes to that."
The company had already been accepting online payments as part of its Remote Roofing program, which allows property owners to go through the roofing process with little to no direct contact with Stonewater Roofing personnel. This program also involves electronic documents, videoconferencing and online photo sharing — other technological advancements that Stonewater Roofing was quick to embrace.
In addition, Stonewater Roofing recently introduced Solar Solutions for those looking to cut the cost of their monthly electric bill from 60 percent to 100 percent. This is yet another innovative option that not all roofing companies are able to offer.
Cryptocurrency payment is an extension of these advancements. "It's about giving our customers as many options as possible and breaking down any obstacles that may come between a property owner and the safety of a new roof," Browne added. "When the crypto market is hot, and an early adopter has a lot of profit in their account, they might see that as a good opportunity to invest in the home, whereas a more steady cash income might be guarded more tightly to make payments at places where crypto is not yet accepted."
Cryptocurrency is still in its infancy, and only a handful of major companies have adopted it as a form of payment in the United States. Those include Microsoft, Starbucks, The Home Depot, Whole Foods and Tesla.
Paying with cryptocurrency is simple for those who already have invested in the digital assets. Simply visit our Financing page and click the BitPay button to submit an outstanding payment. "We're so proud to offer this new option to our customers," said Browne, "as we continue to lead the way into the future of our industry."
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Go Green & Save Green: Stonewater Now Offering Solar Solutions
October 4, 2021 /in News /by Phil Stauskas
Stonewater Roofing is extremely proud to add solar panel technology to its existing catalog of roofing options, giving customers a chance to take back power from the big electric companies while making our planet a cooler place to live.
"Solar power is all about green," stated Stonewater Roofing CEO Roland Browne. "It's eco-friendly for property owners who want to go green and help protect our environment, but it can also save you some green by drastically cutting the cost of your monthly electric bill."
The amount saved is based on a detailed list of variables and is different from one customer to the next. However, many property owners should be able to offset their electricity costs by more than 60 percent. Some may even be able to cut their costs by nearly 100 percent — all while adding 4-6 percent to their property's value.
Plus, the amount of money you save each month will actually increase over time. That's because solar customers are free from the threat of electricity price hikes. Utility companies routinely increase your bills and, since you need electricity, you are just forced to pay the new amount. Solar energy provides an alternative option, one that is not subject to inflation.
Stonewater Roofing's solar experts are able to completely assess the financial benefits during an initial energy assessment.
These savings, along with a 26 percent federal solar tax rebate, can help property owners quickly cover the costs associated with solar panel installation and start putting that cash to better use. "This lets you tuck money away for a new car, a family vacation, or something else that you really love," Browne added. This rebate percentage drops to 22 percent in 2023 and just 10 percent in 2024, so don't miss out on your chance to cash in!
But the benefits of solar energy are not strictly financial. There is a practical side as well. "Texas experienced an absolutely awful snowstorm last year that led to a massive power crisis. Many homes and businesses were without power for several days. People should not have to live in fear of that happening again," Browne said. "Solar keeps you safe from another power crisis."
Indeed, the Stonewater solar package can include an optional battery backup system for storing any energy generated by the sun. That means, even if the state's electric grid goes dark, your property will have access to an uninterrupted supply of power. Solar panels remain operational on rainy or overcast days, and they are designed to stay mostly free of snow even in the worst storm.
"Stonewater is already on the roof," Browne continued. "We love to innovate, and solar is just the next logical way for us to offer even more peace of mind and keep our customers even safer from the next storm."
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Stonewater Roofing Voted Tyler Paper's "Best In Town"
September 15, 2021 /in News /by Phil Stauskas
Stonewater Roofing is proud to have been voted "Best in Town" by the Tyler Morning Telegraph's readers. The company defeated its competition by an overwhelming majority, proving what our employees have known for years. The local experts at Stonewater Roofing are second to none when it comes to protecting your property.
Results of the contest were officially announced Sunday after nearly two full months of nominations and voting.
"We know we're the best roofing company, and it's nice to hear that our customers agree," said Curtis Jackson, Stonewater's vice president of sales and marketing. "This is obviously a huge honor for us. It shows that our entire team is doing everything right, top to bottom. It's very rewarding, and we could not be more excited."
"We're extemely proud of the work we do, proud of the service we provide, and now we can be proud knowing that the people we help truly appreciate everything we've done," Jackson added.
Of course, reviews are also a good measure of customer satisfaction, and Stonewater Roofing has more Google reviews than any other East Texas roofing company. Click here to read those reviews or leave one yourself!
Along with excellent customer service and workmanship, Jackson credits some of the win to the company's community activism efforts. "Giving back to the community is not a one-way street. When you help out others, you receive help in return. Whether it's the nonprofits we help with sponsorships, the students we help with scholarships, the teachers we help with school supplies, the property owners we help with roofing issues," he said. "We're the best in town because we're an active part of the town."
Join our list of happy customers and see for yourself why Stonewater Roofing is the best in town. Click here to schedule your free roof damage assessment today!
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#ClearTheList Returns To Help Teachers From Longview To DFW
August 19, 2021 /in News /by Phil Stauskas
The new school year has arrived, but Stonewater Roofing first helped nine lucky teachers get the supplies they needed for their classrooms. It was part of the East Texas company's annual #ClearTheList campaign, a push to assist underpaid educators by fulfilling their Amazon wishlists.
This was Stonewater Roofing's third year helping out teachers. It was also the company's largest school supply drop ever, hand-delivering books, games, pens, stickers and much more. Instructors ranged from elementary to high school and stretched from the DFW area to Longview. Winners were chosen randomly, and this year just so happened to include two ladies from Owens Elementary School in Tyler.
Bonnie Carney, Holiday Heights Elementary School in North Richland Hills
Regina Cooper Ahn, Bridgemark Center For Learning in Tyler
Nicole Dickerson, Stanton-Smith Elementary School in Whitehouse
Tracy Dingler, Bullard Elementary School in Bullard
Sarah Galland, Velma Penny Elementary School in Lindale
Stephanie Pearce, Pine Tree Primary School in Longview
Amy Touchstone, Longview High School in Longview
Risa Wasik, Owens Elementary School in Tyler
Kayla Whiddon, Owens Elementary School in Tyler
The #ClearTheList movement started as a social media phenomenon. School districts simply cannot afford to buy all of the supplies needed for their classrooms. So, many educators started relying on the kindness of online strangers, posting their wishlists and sharing the registries on social media with the #ClearTheList hashtag. The campaign soon turned into a viral sensation.
"I've already spent a lot of money on my classroom, and there's always more things to buy," explained Dickerson as she learned that her list would be cleared. "There's some things on there that we use every single day, like the paper and the markers, the things that get used up and we have to constantly buy."
"I put so much into my classroom," added Galland. "Not just money, but time and energy and just my whole heart."
"If you teach with your heart first, more than anything, they're going to remember that," stated Touchstone about her Longview high schoolers. She said that many come from impoverished environments, and they deserve to have the same opportunities found elsewhere. "I feel like God put me in this position, at this school, for right now."
Employees from Stonewater Roofing brought the overstuffed boxes of school supplies to the teachers before the new school year began. "We have come through probably the hardest year of our teaching careers," said Carney, referencing the challenges that came about due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "This last group of kids made it, and I'm so looking forward to this new group of kids."
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Don't Let Hidden Hail Damage Ruin Your Property's Roof
You might think that your roof looks fine, but it could be the victim of hidden hail damage. After all, more than 30 severe storms dropped one-inch hail or larger across DFW and East Texas, and that's just since the beginning of this year. This is large enough to cause some serious roofing problems, and your property likely got hit.
"Oftentimes, you can't see damage from the ground," explained Stonewater Roofing senior sales representative Anayo Onyi, "and if you do see anything that looks like a disturbance, you can't really identify it without being up on the roof." So, there is only one sure way to make sure that hidden hail damage doesn't become a major problem.
"Your next step is to have a qualified professional — Stonewater Roofing — come up and inspect the damage for you," Onyi said.
Stonewater Roofing's experts provide a complete health check of your property. "We look for primary and collateral damage. So, primary damage would be to the shingles themselves. Collateral damage is to soft metals, window screens, gutters and things like that," Onyi said. "All that kind of just helps to paint a picture of what actually occurred and the extent of the damage."
Inspecting your roof yourself is not recommended. First, you are likely not trained in how to spot damage. But most importantly, it can be very dangerous if you were to slip and fall. "It's kind of a waste of time, unnecessary risk," Onyi stated. "It's best to have somebody that does that day in, day out come and give you a professional inspection."
In just 15 minutes, you get the peace of mind that comes with knowing the status of your roof, and you'll know what the next step is to staying protected. "If you don't have any storm damage, great," Onyi added. "But if there's a potential issue that might cause a leak later down the line, then I'm going to point that out to you."
Ready for your free damage assessment? Contact us today and make sure that your home or business is safe from the next storm.
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Warranty Options Can Extend The Life Of Your New Roof
July 23, 2021 /in News /by Phil Stauskas
Replacing your roof is an important purchase, so it's equally important that you get an outstanding warranty to ensure that you stay protected for many years into the future. While the standard warranties that come with our GAF roofing products are good, there are even better options available to customers, ones that can help extend the life of your new roof.
Stonewater Roofing gladly offers the System Plus, Silver Pledge and Golden Pledge warranties. "They're just enhanced warranties on top of the ones that we already have, that you already get," explained Longview office manager Kelli Johnson. Each one can be transferred a single time with no fee.
"All three of them cover material defects for 50 years," Johnson continued. The basic shingle and accessory warranty only covers materials for 10 years. That's a huge difference in how much peace of mind you get from your newly installed roof, even from just upgrading to System Plus.
However, the System Plus warranty, like the standard one, does not cover any workmanship defects. "The Silver Pledge warranty covers workmanship defects for 10 years," Johnson added, "and the Golden Pledge warranty covers workmanship defects for 25 years."
The Golden Pledge plan also adds an additional one-year labor warranty through Stonewater Roofing. Combined, this makes the Golden Pledge warranty an amazing option for customers. "It's just an all-around really good warranty," said Johnson.
Few roofing companies can keep you this protected. "We can actually offer these warranties through Stonewater Roofing because we are Master Elite through GAF," Johnson noted. "There's only two percent of roofing companies in the United States that are able to offer these warranties."
That is just one great reason to trust Stonewater Roofing with your roofing needs. Schedule a free roof damage assessment today!
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3 Great Reasons To Hire A Local Roofing Contractor
No matter where you are located, you always want to hire a local roofing contractor to help you with your roofing needs. It might sound like a simple idea, but there are many roofers who chase storms around the country in search of business. Selecting one of these contractors can be dangerous.
Here are three great reasons to stay local when trusting a roofing contractor with your property.
1. We can be verified by the community.
Stonewater Roofing is licensed in both Texas and Louisiana, and we are members of several local organizations. "We've got a lot of references locally," explained Kurtis Galyen, commercial sales executive with Stonewater Roofing. "We can definitely speak to the community and what jobs we've done in the community, how many jobs we've done in a certain area."
Not only that, but we are also very proud of the charitable work that we have done within our communities, such as helping local teachers get necessary supplies for the classrooms, or helping local students achieve their dreams.
Traveling roofers might not be properly licensed and probably have no interest in seeing the community flourish. However, local roofing contractors can be trusted to be knowledgeable and invested in you and your neighborhood's well-being. "Our credentials are easily validated," Galyen added.
2. We respond quickly.
Stonewater Roofing operates brick-and-mortar offices in Tyler, Longview and the DFW area. When you choose Stonewater, you can be sure that help is always available, no matter when a powerful storm strikes. "We've been called out all times of the day, on the weekends, middle of the night," said Galyen.
A traveling roofer might be hundreds of miles away when you need help.
Local roofing contractors are always nearby and ready to assist in the event of an emergency. "We can come out on site instantly with some tarps and some materials to minimize the damage that's caused by a storm," Galyen said. That is a peace of mind that you can only find when you pick local.
3. Your neighbors love us.
Stonewater Roofing humbly asks all customers to leave an honest review on Google (Tyler, Longview, Bedford), Facebook and the Better Business Bureau's website. We have earned more than 500 overwhelmingly positive reviews from customers, all local to the communities in which we serve.
These reviews prove that Stonewater Roofing is providing quality workmanship and outstanding customer service. It's not just us saying this — our customers agree.
"You can go online and take a look at those," Galyen stated. You might even find someone from your very own neighborhood. The traveling roofer likely isn't collecting reviews from your neighbors, because they are not as committed to helping the community as we are.
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Stafford Wellness In Longview Gets New Roof & More
July 1, 2021 /in News /by Phil Stauskas
When the team from Stonewater Roofing first met Aaron Stafford, the owner of Stafford Wellness in Longview, he knew that his building's roof was probably in poor condition. "I hadn't been on the roof but maybe a couple of times," he explained. "We knew we had a lot of damage to the roof, had several cave-ins previous to me owning the building."
The 26,000 square foot facility was built in 1982. Stafford Wellness has been operating in the building since 2010, with Stafford taking over ownership of the building in 2014. His business holds boot camp fitness programs inside, along with other activities aimed at improving physical health.
"We didn't know the extent that the hail damage potentially was," Stafford said.
So, when Stonewater Roofing offered a free damage assessment of his facility, Stafford was more than welcoming. "It was a great opportunity to have someone go up and at least take a look and see exactly what needed to be done," he said. "They opened our eyes to a lot of the things that we were unaware of."
For just the price of his deductible, Stafford was able to get a new roof, several new air conditioning units, new exterior paint and a new sign. "The building was pretty much overhauled completely on the outside," he said. "It looks totally different now than it did before."
"We thought we were just going to get a roof and ended up getting pretty much a whole new outside building," Stafford said.
The old Stafford Wellness was a tan building that showed its age. Stafford said that he'd always talked about a new paint job and updates to spruce up the outside. "It looked like an old courthouse or federal building," Stafford added. "A new paint job actually has really changed everything to the exterior look of the building."
Stafford's customers have definitely noticed the change as well. "We've gotten a phenomenal response from the way the building looks now, from the exterior to the sign to pretty much everything," he said. "Extremely simple process, and highly recommend that you might look into Stonewater, for sure."
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Stonewater Awards Scholarships To 4 East Texas Students
June 8, 2021 /in News /by Phil Stauskas
Stonewater Roofing awarded $1,000 college scholarships to four lucky East Texas students this month, as former high schoolers start looking ahead to the future. Teens were encouraged to submit a video explaining their hopeful career path, their inspiration for choosing that path, and what the scholarship would mean to them.
"It's impressive what kids can do these days," explained Stonewater Roofing CFO Chris Morris. "Everybody had a great story, so it definitely made it tough for us to choose." In fact, it was so hard to narrow down the field that the company reached out to its partners for help.
The initial plan was to only offer two scholarships, one for the Tyler area and one for the Longview area. However, after watching videos from so many amazing kids, Morris said, "It was clear that two wasn't going to be enough." Stonewater Roofing asked the folks at GAF, Infinity Marketing and M. Roberts Digital to pitch in extra cash and help provide scholarships for twice as many of the entrants.
The two winners from Tyler were Jayla Gipson and Christopher Whitmore, while the winners from Longview were Braden Nickel and Lanie Pritchett.
Gipson graduated from Tyler High School and will be attending the University of Texas at Arlington in the fall. She plans to study business and commercial real estate, with the goal of one day being her own boss. However, she is mostly focused on giving back to the community like her grandmother who died from COVID-19 in January. "She was always so hard-working, and she always pushed me to be hard-working as well," Gipson said.
Some people may already know Whitmore's name. The former Tyler Legacy High School student was featured in the news for an internship he had at Hood Packaging, where he designed a drainage filtration system. He will be studying civil engineering in the fall at Texas A&M, with hopes of becoming a construction project manager. "It all started out with LEGOs," he said.
Nickel graduated from Longview High School and is heading out of state to study computer science at Louisiana Tech University in the fall. "I believe that computer science is the future of humanity, and that's something that I want to be a part of," he stated in his video. "The only limitation is your imagination."
Meanwhile, musical theatre has always been Pritchett's passion, just like her mother before her. She started acting at a young age and never looked back, even winning a Best Actress award at a district competition. "I truly believe," Pritchett added, "with all of my heart, that music and the arts can change the world and have an impact on other people's lives." The Gilmer High School grad will continue to study theatre at East Texas Baptist University in the fall.
"Watching all these videos, people have goals, and compassion, and they're ready to go to the next level," said Brennan Eberhart, direct sales supervisor for Stonewater Roofing. "They have a bright idea for the future."
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Stonewater Joins North Texas Roofing Contractors Association
March 2, 2021 /in News /by Phil Stauskas
Stonewater Roofing is proud to partner with the North Texas Roofing Contractors Association, an organization that helps roofing professionals in and around the DFW area. Members must meet high industry standards and live up to a code of ethics designed to benefit consumers.
It is no secret that the roofing industry is fraught with devious contractors who chase storms, take advantage of property owners and deliver subpar work. However, groups like the North Texas Roofing Contractors Association seek to legitimize the companies who are doing things the right way, and they let consumers know who to trust.
NTRCA members are not stormchasers. They are full-time roofing companies — all in excellent standing with the Better Business Bureau — who are dedicated to helping the community by providing important roofing services. Members can provide a detailed list of accreditations, warranty information, previous work and customer references.
Along with this, NTRCA members also promise to apply only high-quality roofing materials that are not previous used or expired. For instance, Stonewater Roofing uses materials from GAF, one of the industry's leading manufacturers. We have been named a GAF Master Elite certified installer, earning us a reputation of trust and excellence.
Stonewater Roofing and all other NTRCA members also comply with federal, state and municipal laws, specifically as it relates to the payment of deductibles. (Spoiler: Yes, you have to pay your deductible. It's the law.)
In addition to the strict code of ethics, NTRCA also helps companies stay informed about the latest developments in the roofing industry through education opportunities. Events held throughout the year offer members a chance to learn from each other and receive in-depth training on a variety of topics.
"This is another great partnership that will help us continue to grow as a company," stated Stonewater Roofing founder and CEO Roland Browne. "It's also another great way for property owners to know that, when they work with Stonewater Roofing, they're working with a trustworthy company who can and will provide peace of mind."
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AUSTRALIAN SOUL MUSIC: Brisbane Soul Singer Travis Lee Releases "Next 2 Me" |
October 20, 2014 by SOUL OF SYDNEY
Australian Soul Singer Travis Lee releases "Next 2 Me"
listen / www.soundcloud.com/travis-lee-music
Travis Lee is a Brisbane Soulful Rebel Singer who keeps it fresh, whilst also mixing classic old school Soul/R&B music which is shown in his latest track "Next 2 Me."
"Next 2 Me" is a boy meets girl kind of story, but Travis Lee goes a step further and divulges into the complications of what happens after the first encounter.
With Travis Lee's sensual vocals and production that features vibes such as New Jack/Swing/Funk/Soul Groove; this track will not only tap into your heart strings, but also capture the true essence of future soul music.
Travis Lee first started his career with cover bands and now he is making a mark in the Soul industry today with his previous releases "Take You Away" and "Surrender."
"Next 2 Me" will be featured in Travis Lee's debut 4-track EP due to release on the 7th November 2014.
This entry was posted in Australian Soul Music, Brisbane Soul Music, hip hop, NEO SOUL, sydney funk, Travis Lee and tagged hip hop, Jazz, NEO SOUL. Bookmark the permalink.
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Whenever Crucible Radio catches wind of changes to the PvP experience, you know they're itching to discuss how it might affect players.
The February update comes a delay to special ammo – in all 3v3 playlists, Guardians will start out without special ammunition.
So what's the best way to adjust?
Though the change will be new to Skirmish, Salvage, and Elimination, Inferno playlists have had this feature for a while now. No one starts out with special ammo, putting more emphasis on protecting the boxes when they do spawn. Inferno playlists are a perfect way to start practicing to avoid being caught off guard after the patch.
Certain weapons create their own ammo, including Invective, Icebreaker, and sidearms.
Sidearms won't provide ammo until after death, while Invective and Icebreaker generate ammo over time automatically.
It might seem like these weapons will be the only choices in the Crucible moving forward but they are certainly beatable and force players to make adjustments to their loadouts accordingly. Additionally, Icebreaker has not been promoted to Year 2 and therefore will be a rare sight in Trials of Osiris, where power matters.
Quite possibly the most important new element of the Crucible will be the need for teams to coordinate and dominate the special ammo crates to prevent the opponents from collecting ammo. While some crates are pretty easily protected, others are up for grabs and will be hotly contested. Its up for teams to decide how they want to manage their ammo, and if they're OK with leaving a box or two uncovered for the other team to grab.
Due to the fact that primaries have a lower time to kill especially when compared to Year 1, grenades become all the more important when special ammo is non-existent. Currently, grenades are commonly used for map denial or checking for enemies, meaning they're thrown even if the player doesn't expect to do major damage. In a primary dual, grenades can play a big part in the damage done. This means that the player with a grenade has a much greater chance of winning than the player with only their primary weapon to attack. Constantly tossing out grenades to guard hallways suddenly has greater implications overall.
You may not have seen Dr. Lupo yet, but you've probably heard him. He's the teammate giving Ramblinnn incredible callouts during this insane round of Trials of Osiris, once featured on Kotaku. He's our guest this week on Crucible Radio and he's got a few tips on how to help your team, even if you're dead.
It may seem cliche but the first thing about callouts is having trust in your teammates and knowing that your advice will work. If you're not confident it can cause your teammate to make an error, but if your voice is strong and clear then they'll know when to make the right moves.
Being dead in Trials of Osiris is a far cry from being useless. Utilize the ability to switch cameras from your ghost, to your teammate's perspective, and even to another dead teammate's ghost. Having angles all over the map makes you an incredible resource for your teammates who are trying to gain an advantage on their opponents.
The best method for making callouts work is to come up with an agreed upon terminology before getting into a Trials ticket. It's much more helpful to a teammate if they can hear specific callouts such as "on the stairs by C flag" rather than "he's on the side of the thing over there".
There's a limit to how detailed callouts can be. Specificity is crucial but if a phrase is too long, it might be too late by the time your teammate acquires the right information. Dr. Lupo recommends keeping callouts to under three syllables – that keeps the airways clean and the information coming all the more quickly.
Crucible Radio is looking forward to the changes coming – here's to a new balance patch!


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年: 2005
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作曲家: Franz Schubert
指挥: Nikolaus Harnoncourt
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According to Vedic philosophy human life has for main goals. For an individual to realize their Supreme Self, they need to identify the reasons and objectives for which they came into existence on this earth and ultimately fulfill those purposes..
The four goals are indeed the qualities and objectives of the Supreme Self and God. And since an individual is a reflection and manifestation of God, it is the rightful pursuit of a person to fulfill these four Goals.