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Up by one run in the bottom of the seventh inning at rival Warwick Vets, the Pilgrim baseball team was on the verge of falling outside of the playoff picture.
Instead, the Pats came up with one of the best plays of their up-and-down season to hold off the 'Canes and keep their postseason hopes in tact.
With Pilgrim ahead 5-4, Vets had the bases loaded with one out, needing just one hit to end the game. Instead, Danny Greaves grounded a ball to third baseman Kyle Perry, who fired a low throw home to catcher Shawn Clayton.
Clayton – the team's shortstop to begin the season – was able to dig the ball out while keeping his foot on home plate, then whirl and throw to first base for a dramatic, game-ending double play. Pilgrim won by the 5-4 margin.
"We made our own breaks," Pilgrim head coach Ed Colvin said. "That play Clayton made in that situation with our season on the line, that's one of the best plays I've ever seen. When most kids would just say let's get the out, he went after that ball aggressively. I didn't think he had any shot at the kid at first base, and then he threw a seed to first base."
The win improved the Pats' record to 6-9, while dropping Vets to 6-9 as well. Those totals put both teams in a five-way tie for 14th place in Division I, where the top 16 teams make the playoffs.
With just three games remaining, a loss for Pilgrim would have made it nearly impossible to still make a run. A win for Vets, on the other hand, would have put the 'Canes a step closer to locking up a berth.
Instead, both teams will be fighting for a spot as the season comes to a close.
"We need to pull out a couple wins here at the end of the season, because we're at the bottom of the standings right now," Clayton said. "I know we were ranked 20th coming in to this game and there was one game separating us from getting into the playoffs. These games are really important."
On Monday, with a pretty clear knowledge of just how important the game was, both teams elected to throw their top pitchers.
Pilgrim started senior Branden Hoxsie, and he struggled early on. He gave up a leadoff triple to T.J. Boyajian, followed by an RBI groundout from Steven Denis. Shane Johnson reached on an error two batters later, and he came around on a triple by Kevin Hickey to give the 'Canes an early 2-0 lead.
But Hoxsie settled down, as he retired the final batter of the first to set off a string of 12 consecutive men retired.
On the other side, Johnson was on the mound for Vets. Johnson had been one of the top pitchers in the state as of late – he threw a complete game shutout, while allowing one hit and striking out 11 batters last week against East Providence – but he struggled on Monday.
He walked two batters in the first inning, but was able to work out of the jam with no damage. Then, after a one-two-three second, he ran into trouble in the third.
He walked the first two batters, Cole Furney and Clayton, before retiring Nick McGuirl. He then walked two more Pilgrim hitters – Colin Douglas and Hoxsie – to force in the Pats' first run. An RBI groundout by Mike Mallozzi tied the game, and a single by Kyle Perry put Pilgrim in front 3-2. Johnson walked one more man in the inning before striking out Mark Lenz to leave the bases loaded.
He threw 78 pitches over those three innings, walking seven. While he allowed just one hit, he surrendered three runs and didn't come back out for the fourth.
"We didn't pitch well enough today," Vets head coach Nolan Landy said. "That's the bottom line. We didn't pitch well enough today, and we just talked about that."
Hickey took Johnson's place on the mound and got through the fourth and fifth innings without giving up a run. Meanwhile, Vets tied the game in the home half of the fifth.
After Hoxsie retired the first two batters of the inning, Bryan O'Mara reached on an infield single. A walk to Boyajian put runners on first and second, and an infield error brought home O'Mara to tie the score at three.
Pilgrim regained the lead in the sixth when Clayton singled with two outs, advanced to second on a passed ball and came around on a single by McGuirl. After Hoxsie worked a quick sixth, the Pats tacked on an insurance run in the seventh on an RBI single by Brett Ferguson, scoring pinch runner Trent Perry, who ran for Hoxsie after he walked to open the frame.
"Some of the kids at the bottom of the order, the kid Brett Ferguson, he was a JV player at the beginning of the year," Colvin said. "We've had some other issues with guys, and that kid just does the job."
Kyle Perry was thrown out at home from center field by Johnson to end the inning, but the Pats still held a two-run lead going into the bottom of the seventh.
That's when it got interesting.
Hoxsie induced a flyout from Pat DelSanto to open the frame, but a single by Tony Lonczak put one man on, and an infield error on a ball hit by O'Mara gave Vets two on with one out.
Next up was Boyajian, and Hoxsie walked him on four pitches. He then walked Denis, forcing in a run to make the score 5-4.
In the dugout, Colvin elected to keep Hoxsie in the game despite the consecutive walks.
"After he walked Boyajian, two walks in the inning, that's not like him," Colvin said. "My assistant coach and I said, 'He may be done.' But you know what? He's a senior, he's a three-year starter, it had to be him. He's won so many games for us the last two years, both at the plate and pitching. It's his game to win or lose."
Greaves stepped in with a chance to be the hero, but his hard shot on the second pitch of the at-bat was scooped by Perry at third, starting the miracle double play to end the game.
"It's all reaction," Clayton said. "You've kind of got to judge the ball where it's going. I've played a lot of first base before, so I'm pretty good at picking the ball out. I'm kind of glad that I had the right set of mind to remember that there was a guy running to first base and turn the double play to end the game."
Pilgrim now has three games left, beginning today when it travels to 5-10 Toll Gate at 3:45 p.m. After that, it will travel to 6-9 Barrington on Sunday at 4 p.m. before hosting 5-10 East Providence next Tuesday to finish the season.
"You may have to win all the games," Colvin said. "You might have to be 9-9 to get in. Maybe 8-10, but it looks like there's going to be a lot of teams at 8-10. It might come down to tiebreakers."
Vets, on the other hand, was scheduled to host 14-1 Hendricken on Wednesday, with the results unavailable at press time. It then will host Toll Gate on Monday at 3:45 p.m., before ending the year at home against 9-6 Cranston West on Tuesday.
The 'Canes will likely play those games without starting catcher Kyle Waters, who inured his hand in the first inning on Monday. Denis played in his place.
But, despite Monday's tough loss and the injury to Waters, Landy is still happy with what he sees from his team, and he's hoping they can finish strong and make the postseason.
"This team from where we were at he beginning of the year until now, we've improved by leaps and bounds," Landy said. "Am I happy with the outcome today? No. But we fought, we battled, we were not out of the game even though we didn't pitch well. That's something we weren't doing at the beginning of the year."


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Fans Say Alumni Gameby Tom Runge • February 21, 2010 Share:
Wabash fans returning for the alumni game were treated to an up-tempo game that showcased the many skills of former Wabash stars. Many fans called the alumni game the best one they had seen.
Playing in the game were:
Mike Messamore '78
Ray Sanford '86
Michael Worthington '86
Brett Butler '90
Mike Crnkovich '93
Trent Newcomb '96
Shawn Tabor '96
Antoine Carpenter '00
Joe DesJean '03
Kip Chase '03
Kyle Medeiros '06
Jimmy Owens '06
Earl Rooks '08
Gary Simkus '08
Andrew Zimmer '08
Brian Maloney '09
Referee: Jon Pactor '71
For photos from the game, click here and here.

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This isn't a Michael Bang design if it is Ekenäs - he was only very briefly working for them, and had was at Holmegaard by the time that this style of glass became big (the very end of the 60's, beginning of the 70's).If your other lamp is in a really bright orange, that would really suggest that they're Italian as it seems to be a typical colour for 1970's cased glass lamps from that part of the world.Edit: Also, Carnaby was designed primarily by Per Lütken. Michael Bang designed the stylisitcally similar Palet kitchenware range 2-3 years after the launch of Carnaby.
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Zarafa WebAccess Single Sign On configuration
From Zarafa wiki
The article describes how you can setup a Single Sign On Zarafa WebAccess with Active Directory domain controller.
This article has been tested on Red Hat Enterprise Linux server 5, but can also be used as basis for other distributions.
It is assumed the following prerequisites are in place (document has been tested with RHEL 5):
- Windows Server 2003 R2 or 2008 SP1 which is configured as domain controller
- Windows XP or Vista client that has joined the Windows domain
The webserver is placed in a different domain in this case. This is no requirement, but this makes the document a bit more clear on how to create the Kerberos principal (this can be tricky if you have the servers in different domains).
In this example, the following servers and realms will be referenced:
- AD Server dc.example.com
- Linux Server zarafa.testdomain.com
- Kerberos Realm EXAMPLE.COM
Make sure that both servers are reachable via their FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) and the PTR records are ok.
For time synchronization, configure NTP on all machines.
A working setup was created by:
- Created a forward lookup zone in ADS for testdomain.com
- Added zarafa.testdomain.com to the forward lookup zone (including PTR record).
- Setup NTP on the Linux machine (zarafa.testdomain.com) to sync it's time with the ADS machine.
Active Directory configuration
- Add a new user httpd-linux to your Active Directory.
- Make sure that you enable the option "Password never expires".
- On the account properties for this user enable "Use DES encryption types for this account".
- After setting this account property RESET the password for httpd-linux.
Install the Windows Support tools which include the ktpass.exe program. See the Microsoft download page for the download of these tools.
Execute the following command to create a keytab file for the Apache webserver.
ktpass -princ HTTP/[email protected] -mapuser EXAMPLE\httpd-linux -crypto DES-CBC-MD5 -ptype KRB5_NT_PRINCIPAL -mapop set +desonly -pass secret -out c:\keytab
Copy the keytab file to the directory /etc/httpd/conf/ on your Linux server.
You can use a SCP client for this, like WinSCP.
Apache configuration
Install the mod_auth_kerb Apache module.
yum install mod_auth_kerb
apt-get install libapache2-mod-auth-kerb
Open the file /etc/httpd/conf.d/auth_kerb.conf. Add the following lines at the end of this file:
Alias /webaccess /usr/share/zarafa-webaccess # <Directory /usr/share/zarafa-webaccess> AuthType Kerberos AuthName "Kerberos Login" KrbMethodNegotiate On KrbMethodK5Passwd Off KrbServiceName HTTP KrbAuthRealms EXAMPLE.COM Krb5KeyTab /etc/httpd/conf/keytab require valid-user </Directory>
Set the filesystem permissions of the keytab file to 400 (r--------) and change the owner to the Apache user:
chmod 400 /etc/httpd/conf/keytab chown apache.apache /etc/httpd/conf/keytab
Open the file /etc/krb5.conf and insert the following lines:
[libdefaults] default_realm = EXAMPLE.COM # [realms] ZARAFA.LOCAL = { kdc = dc.example.com admin_server = dc.example.com } # [domain_realm] .example.com = EXAMPLE.COM example.com = EXAMPLE.COM
Replace the kdc and admin_server with the FQDN of the Domain Controller.
Restart Apache to activate all changes:
service httpd restart
Zarafa configuration
To setup a Single Sign On environment for Zarafa Collaboration Platform, you need to make a trust between the Apache webserver and the Zarafa Storage Server. The trust is necessary to handle the Webaccess authentication by the Apache webserver, not by the Zarafa Storage Server anymore.
Change the following line in the /etc/zarafa/server.cfg file:
local_admin_users = root apache
To configure the Zarafa WebAccess for Single Sign On change the following option in the config.php file:
define("LOGINNAME_STRIP_DOMAIN", true);
Note: In this configuration we assume the Zarafa WebAccess is installed on the same server as the Zarafa Storage Server.
Restart the Zarafa-server processes to activate this change.
service zarafa-server restart
Web browser configuration
Before you can use Single Sign On in your browser, configure the following settings:
- Type in the addressbar about:config
- Filter on auth
- Change the options: network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris and network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris to .testdomain.com
Internet Explorer
- Go to Tools -> Internet options -> Advanced
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Just about everything to do with Mark Twain is recognized. The Unsinkable Molly Brown's House is now a Museum.
It's time for Jake Beckley's history and name to stand out amongst the rest.
In Fargo, North Dakota at a city park along a walkway for those taking in a beautiful day, exercising or just out and about is a garden dedicated to the town's most well-known native; Roger Maris.
About a seven-foot, artistic concrete wall stands at the end of a patio for passers by to approach, view a three and a half foot tall photo of Maris, a list of his 61 home runs and career statistics and a map pointing out other Maris sites throughout Fargo — his grave site, museum, etc.
Surrounding the site is a beautiful flower garden with marigolds, salvias, begonias and more.
This is a great template for developers at the Jake Beckley Memorial Site in Hannibal.
When the downtown sidewalk project moves past that site and the green light glows for Hannibal Parks and Rec to move in and start revamping the site, this appears to be a significant salute, a gorgeous addition to historic Main Street, and most of all, cost effective.
Andy Dorian and his Parks and Rec staff only have $30,000 to take a small site dedicated to a Hannibal legend and Major League Baseball Hall of Famer and make it noticeable. This should be doable within the budget.
And if there's anything left over, a row of six ballpark seats for people to sit in should also be considered. After all, this shouldn't just be a standard memorial, it should have a ballpark feel to it to.
Those would be great seats to sit in during the off-season when baseball is sorely missed.
This could be quite the clone to the Maris garden.
Beckley's could also include a large photo, a biography, career numbers and a map. A tourist map on the wall could guide visitors to Riverside Cemetery where Beckley is buried and additional information could include the other famous folks buried there. Plus if the old memorial is moved to Stowell Elementary, where Beckley's house once stood, that should also be included.
We have so much dedicated in Hannibal to our past.
Just about everything to do with Mark Twain is recognized. The Unsinkable Molly Brown's House is now a Museum.
It's time for Jake Beckley's history and name to stand out amongst the rest.
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WINONA, Ariz. (AP) — Authorities located 15 people who ran from a vehicle after it rolled over in northern Arizona.
KTVK-TV reports (http://bit.ly/1fedkc5 ) that the DPS and Coconino County Sheriff's Office say several people fled the scene Friday night near Winona, which is 10 miles east of Flagstaff.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says the vehicle rolled on eastbound Interstate 40 around 7:30 p.m. Some witnesses report as many as 20 people may have been in the vehicle.
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A port of an old gamemode for Timesplitters: Future Perfect called Virus. The gameplay's not quite the same, having been updated for the latest unreal engine, but the spirit's still fully alive. If you are unfamiliar with the gamemode, it starts with a number of human players and (currently, although this might be changed for balance) one infected palyer. If the infected player touches a human, the human also becomes infected. The game is over either when all the human players are infected or when time runs out (although from personal experience it's very hard to survive even to UDK/UT3's minimum time limit of 5 minutes). I originally made it for PS3 mainly, and I make sure to keep a PS3 build of it live as much as possible. Playing with the maximum amount of players is highly recommended.
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The Minnesota Wild are moving their primary minor league team to Iowa.
The Wild made the long-anticipated announcement Thursday that their American Hockey League affiliate will relocate from Houston to Des Moines, starting next season.
Wild chief operating officer Matt Majka said the organization was unable to agree on terms of a new arena lease at the Toyota Center in Houston. The Aeros have been the Wild's top minor league club in the 30-team AHL since 2001.
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superkarn wrote:Concise Idea: Make a new game type that allows doubles, triples, and quadruples to be played by two players.
Suggestion Idea: First off, I'm not a fan of 1v1 games, mostly because I feel that the dice play too big of a roll in determining the winner. Secondly I play a lot of team games with my friends (playing on the same team against random opponents). In team games, you and your partner(s) need to be in sync with each other to ensure optimal chance of winning. And who do you agree with most if not yourself
Which leads us to this suggestion. In the new game type, the settings would be pretty much the same as regular team games, except that team 1 is controlled by one player, and team 2 is controlled by another player. For example, in a triples game, the first player would control red, green, and blue, while the second player control yellow, pink, and cyan. Everything else would be the same including turn order (alternating), zone bonus (one color must control the whole zone to get the bonus), fortification (can't fortify across "teammates"), etc.
Specifics: Team games where team 1 is controlled by player 1 and team 2 is controlled by player 2.
Why it is needed: It allows people with no friends to be able to play team games
But seriously because more options is better. And this new game type will offer deeper strategy than playing regular 1v1 game. You are now controlling multiple armies instead of one army with multiple troops. Imagine playing a quadruples 1v1!
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RobinJ wrote:But how would that be team play then? Sorry, but my opinion is that if you want to play by yourself the play singles. Besides, the top players could easily take advantage of it. So, no.
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A Magical Little Town In Holland That Could Rival Venice
If you've ever wanted to visit the beautiful canals of Venice, but don't like the hustle and bustle of the tourist hub, there's a secret little village in Holland that could satisfy your cravings.
It's been nicknamed the Venice of the Netherlands, but forget the crowds and commercialism, the loudest thing you'll hear on this peaceful street is the quacking of ducks.
The village is mostly car-free and the beautiful views look like something straight out of a fairytale movie.
Source: Instagram
The tiny town of Giethoorn in northern Holland is built upon a network of narrow canals and has a population of only 2,600.
It's so remote that even the postman has to deliver mail by a punt, which is a flat-bottomed, square-cut boat.
Although it's a little known tourist spot, it is accessible by car from Amsterdam and there are plenty of charming B&B's along the canal.
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I fucking LOVE THE LAW(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2848523&forum_id=2#27633859)
People are still going to law school?(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2848523&forum_id=2#27633958)
People who go to law school are:
A. Turbofaggots
B. Actively trying to ruin their lives
C. Oblivious to 7+ years of unimpeachable xo scholarship
D. Getting a worthless degree that will open zero doors
E. Gigafaggots
F. All of the above
I think it's E but.....(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2848523&forum_id=2#27634415)
plan to take it twice. only bust your ass prepping for the second time if you need to.(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2848523&forum_id=2#27642738)
1. You get into a T6 and enjoy law
2. Get into a T100 with fully scholly and have no better options.
3. You have a parent, sibling, uncle/aunt who OWNS their own law firm and can guarantee that you have a job upon graduation before you step foot in a law school.
4. You get a decent scholly at a T100 and have incredible social/sales skills to the point of being able to be a very successful solo. (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2848523&forum_id=2#27648749)
That's maybe 1-2% of all law grads. (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2848523&forum_id=2#27650512)
NOONE UNSTICKY THIS I know lots of people really appreciate everyone being chill and not taking it down.(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2848523&forum_id=2#27755682)
"GET EVERYONE TO THE OFFICE NOW. WE RECEIVED A SIGNAL!"(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2848523&forum_id=2#27903248)


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Another my old post from my abandoned blog — I moved it here because of my recent exchanges with Scott Carter in which I mentioned Radzivilovsky's name.
If I had not known some of his former pupils, I would treat Vladimir Radzivilovsky's approach to teaching mathematics to very young children with great suspicion. The following two images are taken from his website: a worksheet of his pupil:
and a photograph of the pupil. Her name is Avital.
Radzivilovsky believes that teaching is an art, not a science. Moreover, teaching, in his opinion, is a performance art and therefore he, unfortunately, does not see the point in putting his ideas in writing. His rare comments can hardly be viewed as recipes. For example, he wrote to me recently:
I use this occasion to formulate some my pseudoscientific proposals for the methodology of mathematical teaching. We have difficulty remembering stuff we do not understand. But the reverse is also true — it is difficult to understand something which still has not settled in our heads. We have a vicious circle. The only way to break it is to repeat the same thing again and again: more we remember — easier to understand. Better we understand, more we remember. […] To a five years old child I draw the unit circle [with formulae for sin and cos] about 20 times, and ask his or her Mom to draw it another 5o times. But the child will know [trigonometry] at the age of 5, not 15.
Please do not take that for a complete description of his method! As I said, I know some of his former pupils. If one uses the criterion set in Matthew 7:16 "Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?", Radzivilovsky is a fantastically successful teacher, and his work deserves a most careful study.


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Boaters should take care. Logs and other debris washed into the sea from flooded rivers during Tropical Storm Irene continue to haunt local waters and are virtually invisible in any kind of choppy conditions.
Sailing on Sunday from Fort Pond Bay in Montauk to Eastern Plains Point on the east side of Gardiner's Island, our sailboat, moving at about seven knots, nearly struck a log as long as a telephone pole. It could have un-pintled the rudder. Damage to a faster-moving power boat would have been far worse.
Once off Eastern Plains Point, with its castle-like tower used as an observation post during World War II, the clams were brought forth — porgie bait. They were surf clams coughed up by Irene's storm surge and collected along an Amagansett beach. Gulls wasted no time chowing down the day after the storm, and fishermen were not far behind with buckets to collect bait.
The standard two-hook terminal rig was equipped with a four-ounce lead to keep it on the bottom. The surf clams were cut into strips and threaded onto freshly sharpened hooks. Down they went. An earlier drop at Tobaccolot Bay just to the south produced nibbles but not the action fishermen have come to expect from the area.
The Eastern Plains drop was very different. Not 10 seconds after the first hooks touched the bottom, the porgies started knocking. The rest is up to soft hands, the feel, the timing between the knock and the angler's upward jerk of the rod to set the hook. About a dozen big porgies were reeled in before it was time to set sail and head back to Fort Pond Bay.
The regular porgie season will end on Sept. 26. Between now and then, the daily limit is 10 porgies per person per day. They must measure at least 10.5 inches. Charter and party boat anglers are permitted 40 porgies per person per day until Oct. 11. The recreational fluke season ends on Sept. 30.
They're here. It's official. Ken Rafferty, a light-tackle and fly-fishing guide who works out of Three Mile Harbor but fishes Montauk this time of year, ran into a school of false albacore on Labor Day in the area of Outer Shagwong Point in Montauk.
Time to break out the fly rods. Head out to Montauk Point in unseaworthy boats with low freeboard and casting platforms, but don't forget to check over your shoulder every once in a while. The ocean has waves.
Paulie's Tackle shop in Montauk and the Tackle Shop in Amagansett both reported productive striped bass fishing from the beach using clam baits.
Paul Apostolides of Paulie's Tackle said it was unclear what bass were eating after the big storm. Boating anglers were doing well, he said. Harvey Bennett of the Tackle Shop confirmed the clam-bait-and-boater successes, and noted that Saul Oliver caught a hefty 42-inch striper with an eel on Saturday off the Montauk Light.
It was Oliver's first bass venture. He was usually found out in the Butterfish Hole 10 miles south of Montauk with light tackle and spinning plugs casting "for little bluefin tuna."
Bluefish have been scarce on the beach, although in the bay, they are plentiful outside Three Mile Harbor and off Sammy's Beach.
Camouflaged, looking like normal people most of the year — their fishing passion disguised to all, even their spouses — are the surfcasters already gearing up for the annual Montauk SurfMasters tournament. It will get under way at one minute after midnight on Sept. 23 and end on Dec. 1.
Contestants must have their applications and entry fees in by 7 p.m. on Sept. 22. The entry fee for those competing for heaviest bass in the wetsuit and wader divisions is $250, $50 of which goes toward the banquet dinner that marks the tournament finale. The fee for surfcasters in the women's division is $150, with $50 toward the banquet. Youth and kids-division entrants get a free ride.
There are a few changes this year. To liven things up, the caster who catches the largest bass over all will receive a $250 cash prize to add to his or her other winnings. In addition, surfcasters who land fish weighing over 25 pounds will get a raffle ticket that could win $400 toward a custom rod built by Paulie's Tackle.


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The New York Times ran a disturbing article the other day with serious implications for this blog:
Google said late Thursday that it had made a major change to its algorithm in an effort to improve the rankings of high-quality Web sites in its search results — and to reduce the visibility of low-quality sites. (Emphasis added for dramatic purposes).
Ahhhh, shit. You know what this means. The party's over. Basement Life has always relied on Google's obliging promotion of lesser known websites to boost traffic. Web visits, accidental or not, are what maintains the fragile ego and quenches the vanity of today's inept and shiftless blogger. Now, how am I supposed to attract the naive, bored or easily manipulated to my blog if Google starts weeding out low-quality sites from its searches? Or am I overreacting?
Google updates its search algorithm 500 times a year, the Times reports, so it's nothing new and most of these are minor tweaks that nobody notices anyway.
But this one's a major change.
Jacquie says it's likely that Google didn't even have Basement Life in mind with this particular tweak. But that kind of thinking just strains credulity. I mean, this Google blog post quoted by the Times practically mentions me by name:
This update is designed to reduce rankings for low-quality sites (Editor: my ears are burning) — sites which are low-value add for users (Guilty, your honor; but hey, they get what they pay for and they like it just fine), copy content from other Web sites (So true. But I can't very well copy and paste from actual books, newspapers or magazines, now, can I?) or sites that are just not very useful (what does "useful" mean?)…At the same time, it will provide better rankings for high-quality sites — sites with original content and information such as research, in-depth reports, thoughtful analysis and so on."
The truth is, though, Google hasn't specified what content the updated algorithm is targeting. There's speculation that it's meant to reduce hits from "content farms" like eHow and Answerbag which "generate articles based on popular search queries so they will rise to the top of the rankings and attract clicks."
Wait, I thought they wanted to promote quality websites, not hide them under a bushel. What's the matter with eHow? Talk about useful. I'd be lost without eHow. It's instructed me in so many things, from boiling water, to glomming new stuff from companies by pretending to be a consumer disappointed in their products, to how to give myself a fabulous haircut with a Flowbee, the revolutionary home haircutting system.
Now if something that useful is getting the bum rush from google, what chance does Basement Life have?


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"All things in common nature should produce
Without sweat or endeavor: treason, felony,
Sword, pike, knife, gun, or need of any engine,
Would I not have; but nature should bring forth,
Of its own kind, all foison, all abundance,
To feed my innocent people." – William Shakespeare, The Tempest
Most of you have heard by now about the Tucson book ban – the Tucson Unified School District's removal of seven books from the State's curriculum. Among these books are Critical Race Theory, The History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement, Pedagogy of the Oppressed, and Rethinking Columbus. I don't know about you, but I've been openly opposed to book banning since about 9th grade, when I first read Fahrenheit 451. Even Mein Kampf has literary value as a record of the reasoning behind one of the most evil minds of modern times.
The story of the banning, in a nutshell, is that Arizona Superintendent for Public Instruction, John Huppenthal, "suspended" the books according to state law ARS 15-122, which prohibits teachers from using materials that "(1) Promote overthrowing the U.S. government; (2) Promote resentment towards a race or class of people; (3) Are designed primarily for pupils of a particular ethnic race; and (4) Advocate ethnic solidarity instead of the treatment of pupils as individuals." Shakespeare's The Tempest is permitted, under the condition that teachers do not mention that the native on the island are "oppressed" or that the enslavers are "oppressors." As Susan Shown Harjo, a Cheyenne poet, columnist, and policy advocate claims in her article on the ban in Indian Country Today, "Huppenthal is sensitive about words related to oppressor," which he traces back to The Communist Manifesto. Although, as Harjo points out, the word "oppressor" does not date back to The Communist Manifesto, it "is Middle English, deriving from Old French and Latin; in Karl Marx's German, it's unterdrucker." Huppenthal also claims that no books have been banned – "Teachers may continue to use materials in their classroom as appropriate for the course curriculum. The Tempest and other books approved for the curriculum are still viable for the curriculum." Thing is, as of now, those seven not-really-banned books have not been approved by the curriculum police. "Because words are important," writes Harjo, "let's just call the stored books banned."
See also this video of Noam Chomsky, famed linguist, philosophy, and self-proclaimed anarchist, on the banning.


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Asked straight up most people's response would be "no, stupid", especially since it doesn't have java or flash. Where you or I would see that as an impediment, however, the folks behind Project Triniate see it as a challenge.
While crude, it appears they've got the basics up and running, and while you may never get to play it yourself, it looks like the project's site is already there and ready for a 3DS browser.
Nobody said it was going to be awesome. Just that it was a challenge to be overcome!
A browser-based MMORPG for the 3DS [Nintendo 3DS Blog, via Go Nintendo]


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Medaka Box Discussions (Season 1 & 2)
Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide
Kurokami Medaka, a first year, is elected as Student Council President, and the first thing she does is establish a suggestion box, later dubbed by students the "Medaka Box". Medaka encourages students to submit any problem to the box without hesitation and promises to take on any issue from anyone.
Since Medaka won the Student Council elections with a staggering 98% of the vote, she ends up as the Council's only member. She asks her childhood friend, Hitoyoshi Zenkichi, for help and he grudgingly agrees, becoming the Student Council's lowest ranking member. Soon Medaka recruits two more people to the Student Council, the former judo club member Akune Kouki as secretary and the current swim club member Kikaijima Mogana, on loan for 300 yen a day, as treasurer.
Now the Student Council members spend their days solving the problems submitted through the Medaka Box, whether they be hooligans in clubs where they don't belong, girls who need help writing love letters or people who've lost their pets, gradually earning the respect and admiration of the entire school.
Main Characters & Voice Actors
Medaka Kurokami
Voiced by: Aki Toyosaki
Medaka is an incredibly beautiful and talented first year student. She became Hakoniwa Academy's Student President as she managed to get 98% of the student body's support. One of her pledges during her campaign was to set up a suggestion box (which later became known as the Medaka Box), along with her childhood friend Zenkichi, goes out to solve any and all problems that comes through.
Zenkichi Hitoyoshi
Voiced by: Yūki Ono
The male protagonist, childhood friend of Medaka, and the Student Council General Affairs Manager, reluctantly joining for the sake of protecting Medaka.
Kouki Akune
Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa
The Student Council Secretary and the oldest member of the Student Council, as he is a second year while Medaka, Zenkichi, and Kikaijima are in the first year. Originally part of the judo club, Akune has been infatuated with Medaka since middle school and hates Zenkichi for being able to spend so much time with her.
Mogana Kikaijima
Voiced by: Ai Kayano
The Student Council Treasurer.
Other Information
Premiere: Thursday, April 5, 2012 @ 1:50 AM (note: Japanese time zone)
Studio: GAINAX
Primary network: TV Tokyo
Comment: Premiere date and time is listed by both Fansub Wiki and Countdown.
(thanks to TheAncientOne for the info)
Opening & Ending
"HAPPY CRAZY BOX" by Minami Kuribayashi
"Ohanabatake ni Tsuretette" by Medaka Kurokami
First Impressions
Somewhat catchy OP song and loved the animation of the series so far. There was a bit of a fan-service, a lot more than I originally expected. The comedy and fight scene didn't really mix in well as the seriousness is kinda drawn out. The music was somewhat nice though. I did expect a lot more from this series although I haven't read the manga yet. Hopefully, this will be something worth to watch this season. Right now though, it isn't too impressive but still enjoyable to watch.
Animanga hunter extraordinaire
i lost interest...
His Holiness Optimus Maximus Decimus Meridius Colossus Nemesis Nexus Genesis
This is the show people keep begging for? Eh, it looks mediocre. It sounds boring, too.
I love how people that never read the manga thinks this is just an slice-and-life or something like Sket Dance.
It's gonna be awesome if the anime reaches an certain part, it will surprise everyone. It will be fun xD
Not too bad. This looks like it'll be a pretty faitful adaption of the source material and a couple of images showing THAT character in the opening are proof
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the action side of the series will stay in tact
A word of warning though. Anyone watching this series expecting a romantic comedy....you may want to leave now.
All's the world has anger issues
one series i will be Deffinetly watching
Burn by Blue Flame
Watching becaus of Gainax xD
Medeka Box is one of those series that starts one way and turns into something else.
For those who don't know from reading the Manga, this is a Battle series.
a brutal fight to the death, over a pit of poisonous snakes, Battle Manga.
avoiding doing any work today
This will initially turn off alot of people, whooo boy, can't wait til the kicker comes in, this series is something else and a half.
well guess its to be expected since Oshinshin is involved
Randomness is unavoidable
Looks CR won't be showing this. Oh, well.
I'm the best in the world at being me;why would I give up such a great position?
Kamina is that you?
Other than that this anime seems really average. I've heard people say that Medaka Box is like the second coming of Christ but I can only so far I'm really dissapointed. And this whole thing turning into a battle shounen probably won't help either...
Anyone read the manga? Does it actually get good with real plot rather than PLOT.
You're platinum mad.
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Kamina is that you?
Other than that this anime seems really average. I've heard people say that Medaka Box is like the second coming of Christ but I can only so far I'm really dissapointed. And this whole thing turning into a battle shounen probably won't help either...
Anyone read the manga? Does it actually get good with real plot rather than PLOT.
I thought the same damn thing but eh it was pretty fun to watch i can't speak for the whole PLOT thing however....
The show is bit different.. i mean it has the same tropes/cliches but it's not unwatchable like most and it's nice to see chance for child hood friends having a chance for a relation ship this time around.. also a male tsundere is different as well.
Living life one day at a time
Once the story really picks up, it's hard to stop becoming enthralled by it, but I will admit the beginning is a little slow and might lose some people. I was turned on to the manga a year or so ago by a friend of mine who actually explained the story in a completely different manner than the synopsis does, because he explained what the story becomes as opposed to how it starts.
Like people have been saying, this is not a slice of life, romantic comedy. Though it definitely starts out looking that way, it quickly changes into one of the most epic battle mangas out there. It's also full of some really interesting characters with really strange powers and keeps you guessing most of the time. The beginning it slow because its about setting up the Student Council - its about Medaka surrounding herself with the people she - essentially - deems worthy to help her help others. Once the student council is established [mostly] the action starts, and it doesn't stop for a long time. >_>
Plus Gainax. This is reason two I am stoked for the anime.
Really, everyone should check it out. As the old saying goes, don't judge a book by its cover. This one will surprise you.
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Kamina is that you?
That guy sure looks and sounds excalty like Kamina. Kamina and Oga from Beelzebub share the same Seiyuu and when he yelled it sounded like Oga yelling.
Cruising on my nimbus cloud
Medaka Box is a Media Factory anime, which gives Funico the edge. Probably the only way CR had a chance at it is if Sentai licensed it and CR had a co-op deal with them (in which case the announcement and possibly the simulcast itself might be delayed).
Hopefully Funico will announce their simulcasts this weekend at one of the anime conventions, and we'll know which simulcasts CR can't get.
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15 March, New York, USA - UNITAR's New York office held on a workshop on Effective Negotiation in Multilateral Conferences on the 12-13 March, organized in collaboration with the Permanent Mission of Malaysia to the UN, and sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sweden. This introductory workshop gathered 48 diplomats, most of them from developing and least developed countries, with the aim to strengthen their negotiation skills in UN meetings and conferences.
H.E. Mr. Hussein Haniff, Permanent Representative of Malaysia to the UN, opened the workshop stressing the particular importance of training, especially for delegates from developing countries. As opposed to delegations from developed countries, where work is usually divided among delegates with expertise on specific topics, diplomats from developing countries have to be well rounded, since the size of the staff is often very small. H.E. Ms. Signe Burgstaller, Deputy Permanent Representative of Sweden to the UN, emphasized that the negotiation training series, carried out by UNITAR's New York office since 2007 with support of the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, is a key element for levelling the playing field not only for diplomats from developing countries, but also for empowering women diplomats.
Two experienced instructors, Dr. Minh A. Luong, Principal at Advocacy Associates Consultants and Dean Nicholas Coburn-Palo, Program Dean at Yale University, explained to the delegates that the foundation of successful negotiations is to reach an agreement that all parties can live with. In a simulation negotiation exercise, the participants could apply the newly acquired knowledge. The most important lesson learnt from the exercise was negotiators should always seek to maximize gains for all parties and that they should keep their word.
Furthermore, there was a panel on Climate Change Negotiations moderated by Ms. Yvonne Lodico. H.E. Mr. Luis-Alfonso de Alba, Permanent Representative of Mexico to the UN, stressed that for any negotiation in the UN, the importance of trust-building cannot be underestimated. Ambassador de Alba further discussed some of the successes of climate change negotiatons, as well as short comings. To this end, H.E. Mr. Ryszard Stanislaw Sarkowicz, Permanent Representative of Poland to the UN, stated that he could learn from Mexico's achievements as Poland now prepares for the the next UNFCCC in November 2013. Professor Elizabeth Burleson, from Pace Law School, discussed the negotiations process during the 2012 Doha Climate Change Conference. Diplomats appreciated the insights of the panel, and inspired them to ensure successful climate change negotiations forthcoming in Warsaw and then in Paris.


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Opinion: Obama's Vanishing Red Line
Hoover Institution fellow Fouad Ajami on President Obama's disappearing red line. Photos: Getty Images
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Residents and visitors are invited to visit all the downtown art galleries, art spots and restaurants with several new exhibits being offered throughout Brevard at area businesses.
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Smoking Out Menthol Cigarettes, Patriotic PACs and More in Capital Eye Opener: March 31
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Democrats and Lobbyists Party in Miami, 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Gets Bombed and More in Capital Eye Opener: February 4
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Congress OKs More FDA Regulation Over Tobacco-Funded Senators' Opposition
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Tobacco Lobby Lights Up Debate on Industry Regulation
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Power Players: Cantor Whips up Support from Finance Sector
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Revolving Door: Hastert's New Gig
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Tobacco Industry Won't Kick Lobbying Habit
May 14, 2008 | It's no secret that tobacco companies have spent millions of dollars lobbying the federal government over the years. And these efforts will likely pick up again this year as Congress tries to regulate the industry for the first time, giving the Food and Drug Administration the power to oversee tobacco products and banning most flavored cigarettes
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January 3, 2008 | Before voters in Iowa and New Hampshire select their favorite presidential candidates, the Center for Responsive Politics urges them to use OpenSecrets.org to "follow the money" financing the campaigns.
An Apple a Day Won't Keep the Lobbyists Away
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New Web Tools Track Congressional Finances and Travel
October 10, 2006 | Easy-to-search databases add to free offerings of award-winning OpenSecrets.org ____________________ The non-partisan Center for Responsive Politics has added two new features to its award-winning money-in-politics Web site, OpenSecrets.org. One database details more than $2.4 billion in assets reported by members of Congress, the president and other top federal officials, making their personal financial disclosures fully…
PC Magazine Names OpenSecrets.org a Top Web Site of 2006
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (Nov. 21, 2009) - After suffering its first loss of the season last weekend at Mississippi State, the ETSU women's basketball team will look to bounce back into the win column on Sunday afternoon when the Lady Bucs face their second straight SEC foe - Arkansas. Tip is set for 4 p.m. (Eastern) inside Bud Walton Arena.
The Lady Bucs (1-1) dropped their first road contest of the 2009-10 campaign last Sunday in Starkville, as Mississippi State used a 24-9 run to close out the first half and routed ETSU, 80-50, inside Humphrey Coliseum. Senior and Preseason Atlantic Sun Player of the Year candidate Siarre Evans (
Associate coach DeShawne Blocker will make her head coaching debut on Sunday, as she is filling in for head coach Karen Kemp during her leave of absence. Despite the loss of Kemp in Fayetteville, there is a bright spot for the Lady Bucs, as 2009 Atlantic Sun Defensive Player of the Year Latisha Belcher (Martinsville, Va.) returns to action. Belcher - who had knee surgery in late April and was still rehabbing during the two exhibition games and the first two regular season contests - will see limited action against the Razorbacks.
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The Razorbacks return two starters and nine letterwinners from last season's club who reached the second round of the WNIT. Through two games,
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WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama is nominating three candidates for full terms on the National Labor Relations Board, which has been in limbo since a federal appeals court invalidated his recess appointments to the agency.
Obama on Tuesday urged the Senate to move swiftly in confirming the members -- two Republicans and one Democrat -- along with two other Democrats he nominated in February. That would fill all five seats on the board.
But it is not clear whether Republicans will go along with the package of nominees. The labor board has been a partisan lightning rod during Obama's presidency, with Republican lawmakers and business groups furious over decisions and rules they say are aimed at helping labor unions win more members.
The move comes as House Republicans prepare to vote this week on a measure that would effectively shut down the board until it has permanent members confirmed by the Senate.
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled in January that Obama violated the Constitution when he bypassed the Senate to fill vacancies on the board. Since then, Republicans have claimed the board lacks any legitimacy to act.
The White House has insisted the appeals court decision is wrong and plans to appeal it to the Supreme Court. But the ruling has prompted employers in more than 100 cases to claim the board lacks authority to take action against them because two of its members are not there legitimately. It also has frustrated labor unions who worry the board can't crack down on unfair labor practices.
Obama is renominating board Chairman Mark Pearce, a Democrat, and nominating two new Republicans to the board -- management-side lawyers Harry I. Johnson, III and Philip A. Miscimarra.
The president had also nominated Democrats Sharon Block and Richard Griffin to full terms on the board in February. They have been sitting on the board since January 2012, when Obama made the recess appoints after Senate Republicans vowed to block Obama's NLRB nominees. Republicans complained the board was issuing too many pro-union decisions.
The White House hopes that Senate Republicans will favor the five-member package nomination of two Republicans and three Democrats. Both Republican nominees have passed muster with GOP leadership.
"I urge the Senate to confirm them swiftly so that this bipartisan board can continue its important work on behalf of the American people," Obama said in a statement.
The president claimed that he made the recess appointments last year while the Senate was on a break. But the appeals court panel ruled that a recess occurs only during the breaks between formal yearlong sessions of Congress, not just any informal break. It also ruled that a vacancy must come into being during a recess in order to be valid.
The White House says the first-of-its-kind ruling runs contrary to more than 150 years of practice and would invalidate hundreds of recess appointments in Democratic and Republican administrations.
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka expressed his support for the five-nominee package, noting it includes Republicans "who have views on labor relations matters that we do not agree with. But working people need and deserve a functioning NLRB, and confirmation of a full package will provide that stability."
Larry Cohen, president of the Communications Workers of America, urged Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to move the nominations quickly.
"If the nominations are blocked by the Republican minority, Majority Leader Reid must be ready to confront that obstructionism to keep this agency functioning," Cohen said.
House Republicans are expected to pass a measure this week that would prevent the NLRB from conducting business until the Senate confirms new members constituting a quorum or the U.S. Supreme Court decides the board has the authority to act. But the measure is not expected to make any headway in the Democratic-controlled Senate.


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