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Ultra Boy 2.3
In a galaxy far, far away, on a small, friendly planet known as Verivell, life went on as usual as ominous clouds gathered. A hostile race of invaders, eager to destroy and wreak chaos gathered an army under the leadership of Dr. Crash. At any moment enemy ships will attack Verivell... Civilians are in panic, a city is in flames. Who will save this world from destruction?
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FoxBurner SDK 6.8.4
Enhance your application with the best in class FireMonkey-compatible CD/DVD/Blu-ray recording SDK. Plenty of samples, extended documentation and predefined dialogs for burning/erasing tasks ensure easy start and ultra-fast integration. Works under Windows, Linux and Mac, runs perfect on QT Framework. Flexible licensing allows to match spendings to actual development demands.
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Nero 2014 Platinum 15.0.08500
Nero 2014 Platinum. Ultimate standard to manage, create, convert, play and burn movies, music, and photos for the best entertainment experience at home or on the go. Fully integrated applications throughout the suite let you achieve pro-like results. Ultimate ripping and conversion, best video editing with Ultra HD (4K) support, superior mobile device support and best burning makes Nero 2014 Platinum your state of the art companion.
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Free AVI/WMV/MP4/FLV/3GP to iPad Converter 4.8.7
Free AVI/WMV/MP4/FLV/3GP to iPad Converter provides you perfect solution to enjoy videos on your iPad with its large and high-resolution screen. With its fast converting speed and excellent video quality, you can convert your video to many devices formats (portable media players) as well as other video formats. Convert your videos to enjoy watching them on your iPad anywhere, anytime!
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Macgo Mac iPhone Data Recovery 1.3.1
Macgo Mac iPhone Data Recovery is the most multifunctional data recovery software to recover iPhone data on Mac OS in the world. And Macgo Mac iPhone Data Recovery is an easy-to-use tool that can help you easily recover iPhone data like photos, contacts, call logs and messages caused by system crush, smash, upgraded, jailbreak or even broken perfectly. Moreover it is designed with the clear interface and the handy operation, after running it, this user-friendly iPhone data recovery software will automatically scan iTunes backup of your preferred iPhone, then provide the preview of your desired iPhone data and arrange the files in alphabetical or chronological order. Consequently it be 1. Macgo Mac iPhone Data Recovery is good data recovery software for iPhone on Mac Platform. 2. Macgo Mac iPhone Data Recovery can support all iPhone models, not only the popular iPhone5s, iPhone5, iPhone 4S, 4, 3GS, but also the previous ones. 3. It can retrieve iOS's lost data on Mac OS (10.6 -10.9) with coming the ...
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Macgo Free Mac Media Player 2.10.4
Macgo Free Mac Media Player is best all-in-one media player for Mac OS X in the world. Almost all kinds of media formats, like videos, audios and photos can be played with it. Also, it can play stream movies on iPhone / iPad / iPod touch as long as AirX function available. Featuring with friendly UI, ultrafast speed, easy operation as well as high definition of up to 1080p and DTS5.1 audio system, Macgo Mac Media Player can play DVD and other media formats on Apple Mac with amazing quality. 1. The best all-in-one free media player for Mac OS X in the world. 2. Perfectly supporting almost all media formats: DVD, VideoCD, MOV, MKV, AVI, FLV, WMV, MP4, MPEG, RMVB, MP3, WMA, AAC, AC3 and more. 3. It can be the DVD player to Play HD DVD movies directly. 4. Powerful High-Definition video player and hardware acceleration available. 5. Playback position recording and resuming. 6. Amazing DTS5.1 Stereo Audio is supported. 7. Share movie or video information with friends anywhere and anytime. 8. Nice interface ...
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Screenshot Ultra 1.3
Screenshot Ultra is a free application that will help you to capture and save the content of your screen. Once you choose your image type and destination directory you are able to manually take screenshots using Prt Scr keyboard button or set it to automatic mode (press Print Scr to start taking screenshots and F12 to stop). Your screenshot will be automatically saved and ready for review.
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WinX DVD Ripper Ultra 7.5.4
WinX DVD Ripper Ultra is the No.1 fast DVD ripper which is capable of ripping DVD/DVD ISO image to 380+ output profiles, like rip DVD to AVI, MP4, WMV, iPhone 5S/5C/4S, iPod, iPad Air/mini retina, Apple TV (3), Android Samsung Galaxy S4, WP8, PSP. Meanwhile, it also supports three DVD copy modes: clone full DVD disc to ISO image; copy full title to multi-track MPEG2 file with all videos/audios/subtitles; backup main content of a DVD.
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MDF Viewer Tool 2.1.7
MDF Viewer Tool is a compact, convenient and fast corrupted SQL database viewer for MDF files. Based on an ultra-fast proprietary file analysis and data recovery engine, this solution enables users to view damaged MDF database files, access their content and recover data quickly and reliably using an intuitive, user-friendly interface. The demo version of the program can be downloaded from the manufacturer's website.
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MediaProSoft Free WebM to MP4 Converter 6.3.4
MediaProSoft Free WebM to MP4 Converter, as an ideal video converter for converting WebM to MP4, can easily and swiftly help convert WebM video to the more common MP4 format with ultrahigh quality to enjoy WebM videos on Apple products, such as iPod, iPhone, iPad, anytime and anywhere.
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UnitConvertor-A 2.3.4
UnitConvertor-A is a professional and comprehensive unit-convert computer program. It has very useful interface that is quick in action, easy to use and other distinctive features. UnitConvertor-A embraces 783 kinds of units in 20 different categories: Acceleration, Angle, Area, Computer/Data storage, Concentration-molar, Density, Distance/Length, Energy/Work, Flow, Force, Light/Illumination, Mass/Weight, Power, Pressure, Speed/Velocity, Temperature, Time, Torque, Volume/Capacity, Volume - Dry UnitConvertor-A's dialog-style interface consists of one main screen, which offers categories and two scrolling lists of units. The conversion categories are categorized from Acceleration to Volume-Dry. Clicking on a category called up applicable conversion tools. Conversions are ultra-simple: just select the units and enter the values; and the tool does the rest. If you're looking for an easy-to-use conversion tool that offers just about every unit you can think of and then some more units, ...
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UnitConvertor-B 2.3.5
UnitConvertor-B is a Fluid and Engineering unit-convert computer program. It has very useful interface that is quick in action, easy to use and other distinctive features. UnitConvertor-B embraces 352 kinds of units in 17 different categories: Acceleration - Angular, Concentration - Solution, Data Transfer, Flow - Mass, Flow - Molar, Mass Flux Density, Moment of Force, Moment of Inertia, Numbers, Permeability, Prefixes, Specific Volume, Surface Tension, Typography, Velocity - Angular, Viscosity - Dynamic, Viscosity - Kinematic, Volume - Lumber UnitConvertor-B's dialog-style interface consists of one main screen, which offers categories and two scrolling lists of units. The conversion categories are categorized from Acceleration - Angular to Volume - Lumber. Clicking on a category called up applicable conversion tools. Conversions are ultra-simple: just select the units and enter the values; and the tool does the rest. If you're looking for an easy-to-use conversion tool that offers ...
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UnitConvertor-C 2.3.6
UnitConvertor-C is Electricity, Magnetism and Sound unit-convert computer program. It has very useful interface that is quick in action, easy to use and other distinctive features. UnitConvertor-C embraces 196 kinds of units in 20 different categories: Charge, Current, Electric Conductance, Electric Conductivity, Electric Field Strength, Electric Potential, Electric Resistance, Electric Resistivity, Electrostatic Capacitance, Inductance, Linear Charge Density, Linear Current Density, Magnetic Field Strength, Magnetic Flux, Magnetic Flux Density, Magnetomotive Force, Sound, Surface Charge Density, Surface Current Density, Volume Charge Density UnitConvertor-C's dialog-style interface consists of one main screen, which offers categories and two scrolling lists of units. The conversion categories are categorized from Charge to Volume Charge Density. Clicking on a category called up applicable conversion tools. Conversions are ultra-simple: just select the units and enter the values; and the to ...
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UnitConvertor-D 2.3.7
UnitConvertor-D is Heat, Light and Radiology unit-convert computer program. It has very useful interface that is quick in action, easy to use and other distinctive features. UnitConvertor-D embraces 287 kinds of units in 18 different categories: Digital Image Resolution, Frequency Wavelength, Fuel Consumption, Fuel Efficiency - Mass, Fuel Efficiency - Volume, Heat Density, Heat Flux Density, Heat Transfer Coefficient, Luminance, Luminous Intensity, Radiation, Radiation - Absorbed Dose, Radiation - Activity, Radiation - Exposure, Specific Heat Capacity, Thermal Conductivity, Thermal Expansion, Thermal Resistance UnitConvertor-D's dialog-style interface consists of one main screen, which offers categories and two scrolling lists of units. The conversion categories are categorized from Digital Image Resolution to Thermal Resistance. Clicking on a category called up applicable conversion tools. Conversions are ultra-simple: just select the units and enter the values; and the tool does the rest ...
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Casino Verite Blackjack 5.6.177
Blackjack practice software. Rated the best BJ game by BJ Forum Magazine, Dalton's BJ Review, BJ Confidential Magazine & Win Magazine. Over 500 parameters (trillions of combinations), Mentioned in 23 books. Real shuffle, expert methods, casino heat, hole-carding, 38 drills, ultra-real 3D casino play, card-counting tutorial. Over 400 card counting tables.
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File Shredder Ultra 1.1
Hard drives, Flash Drives, SSD's nor USB sticks are safe from File Shredder Ultra. Within a few clicks, your selected data is set to be renamed and irretrievably shredded and overwritten, multiple times. Combined with the extra Free Space Shredder feature included free, your data has no where to hide. Works well for traditional mechanical hard disks and newer technologies such as SSD's.
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Corporate SMTP Server 5.261
Corporate SMTP Server is a high-performance SMTP server program that can be used by corporations and Internet Service Providers where having an ultra fast and reliable outgoing mail server is a necessity. It can be used along with virtually any mailer or email program including Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, Netscape and The Bat. Although, Corporate SMTP Server is very simple from the first look, it hides a real power.
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Best Mail Server 5.261
Ultra fast SMTP/POP3 server program. Send mail using any mail client complaint with SMTP protocol. Configure this server to be your corporate mail server. Accept mail on behalf of users, until users will retrieve it using POP3. Security features to protect the server from DDoS attacks and block SPAM and spammers. SMTP/POP3 servers work as NT services and without logged in users. Use multiple SMTP gateways if you cannot deliver your email directly
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Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player 2.9.2
Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player is a superior Blu-ray player that can bring you the most unforgettable Blu-ray experience on your PC. Overview Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player can satisfy just about every need you could possibly have in a Blu-ray Player. It features a friendly user interface, ultrafast loading and super high quality. Besides that, it perfectly supports Blu-ray, DVD and any other media format that you want to play. It outputs video at up to 1080p high-definition quality without loss of data and frame, and allows full preservation of all audio tracks (like DTS 5.1, Dolby TrueHD Audio, etc.). Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player is really easy to operate. You can control almost everything on the main interface with your mouse. More settings can be done by right-click on the interface while playing. Or you can change preferences in the menu on the top of the interface. Macgo Windows Blu-ray Player is the first Blu-ray player on Mac, and its uniqueness doen't just end with that. It can support any media for ...
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Ultra fast Professional SMTP/POP3 server. Can be used as a corporate or personal server. Use with any SMTP compliant mail client. Accept mail on behalf of your users. Simple, powerful and bullet-proof. Lots of security features to protect the server from DDoS attacks and block SPAM. Multiple SMTP gateways in case you cannot deliver your email directly to the destination. Use parameterized mailing to send customized messages to many recipients.
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If you enjoy visiting our local lakes and streams, you'll want to read this. You know that old science-fiction, horror movie, The Blob? When I found out what's going on in nearby streams, the movie immediately came to mind. The Blob is a giant amoeba-like alien that eats everything in its path and grows exponentially. While we have not encountered the Blob's distant cousin, we have encountered a creature that eats everything in its path and reproduces at unbelievable rates. What we have encountered is the invasive aquatic New Zealand mudsnail (NZMS), which has brought its super villain powers to some of our favorite Eastside creeks all the way from…New Zealand.
The NZMS is a freshwater aquatic snail that can be as small as a grain of sand (4-6mm), and it has proven to be detrimental to aquatic systems throughout the country (click here for distribution map). The easy-to-spread mudsnail has been found in Bellevue's Kelsey and Valley Creek, and the terrorizing has already begun and won't stop. Here's why.
The NZMS has mastered three hobbies: cloning, eating, and staying alive. Parthenogenetic, the mudsnail is asexual and quickly reproduces clones all by itself. Just one NZMS can result in a colony of over 40 million snails in one year. Mother and her family of millions chow down on plant and animal detritus (waste) and algae, outcompeting native aquatic snails and insects that other species depend on for food. Algae are the primary producers for the entire food web of an aquatic system. What happens when you pull out the bottom block of a Jenga tower, or the primary producers out of a food chain? The blocks on top, or the higher-trophic level species, are not sustained. As the NZMS population increases, a habitat's food web is disrupted, fish growth and populations are reduced, and vegetation and other native life are impacted.
Ready for the perfect storm? The NZMS has an operculum, or a lid, that can seal the opening of its shell, protecting it from just about anything, including exposure to chemicals. Safe inside, a NZMS can even survive the digestive system of animals. The snail comes out the other end of a fish or bird, happy and whole into a new habitat to begin colonizing. The NZMS can survive cold temperatures and being out of water for weeks if in damp, cool conditions. "Stay together" is a survival skill that we humans learn at a young age, and the NZMS are experts. The mudsnails pack tightly on rocks, gravel, mud, sand, and vegetation with densities as thick as 400,000 in one square meter. These aquatic snails can survive bleach, being out of water for extensive time, and the horror of a digestive system. This means that once the NZMS is established in a habitat, it is impossible to eradicate them without damaging other parts of the ecosystem. Like I said, it's the perfect storm.
While we can't kill off the mudsnails, we can prevent them from spreading. The NZMS is considered an aquatic hitchhiker, which is how they arrived here from New Zealand. Examples of the mudsnail's travel methods are attaching to boats, fishermen and scientist gear, recreationists' clothing, and dog fur. If the NZMS spreads, you can say goodbye to walking barefoot in a lake or stream on a sunny afternoon. You can say goodbye to having any luck while fishing, or seeing your child's excitement when they yell, "I saw a fish!". You can say hello to snail infested waters in which enjoying becomes just a memory. Don't forget, not all snails are bad. Please don't despise all snails, but do understand that identifying the difference between native aquatic snails and the NZMS is very difficult. With that said, here's how to prevent spreading the NZMS:
- Stay out of water that is known to be inhabited by the NZMS. So far in Washington, that means the lower Columbia River, Olympia's Capitol Lake, the Long Beach peninsula, Thornton Creek, Lake Washington, and now Kelsey and Valley Creek.
- Use separate gear for aquatic systems that have been invaded and for those that haven't. Avoid cross-contamination.
- Thoroughly brush off any debris from waders, boots, and equipment that came in contact with stream or lake water. Wash the gear in hot water at 140°F (not recommended for GORE-TEX®) or freeze at or below 26°F overnight.
- If not using hot water or freezing overnight, soak gear for 10 minutes in commercial disinfectant solution containing quaternary ammonium compounds (QAC), such as Formula 409®. Do not dispose of the used solution or rinsing water into a drain that does not lead to a water treatment facility. QAC is a known chemical to kill the NZMS. Take that, warrior shell!
- Dry all gear for 48 hours before reuse.
- Clean, drain, and dry any watercraft after use.
If you are able to see dirt on your gear, assume that it is not decontaminated properly. Remember, it only takes one snail to disrupt an entire ecosystem. Let's all do our part by practicing thorough prevention and decontamination. Also, please spread the word in every way that you can. Come on Eastside, let's put up a fight. Stay out and stay dry!
Suggested Resources:
-Mud snails withstand salt water bath, The Olympian
-How to Prevent the Spread of New Zealand Mudsnails Through Field Gear
-Washington Invasive Species Council

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SAN ANTONIO -- It is as hard to give up the Internet as it is to quit drinking or smoking. That's the conclusion of a new study by a consumer research group.
The Internet can be a useful tool, informing us and keeping us connected in ways we never dreamed of just five years ago.
But can this pervasive technology be addictive? A new study says yes, in many cases as addictive as alcohol and cigarettes.
In the research by the group Intersperience, when people are deprived of the Internet, 53 percent feel upset and 40 percent feel lonely, even if they're denied access for a short time.
"I think they're more dependent on the Internet. I wouldn't really say addicted," commented 17-year-old Yuki Sui.
"I wasn't raised with it," said Marla Ruiz, a mother in her 30s. "So it's something that I can go a day, two days, a week without it. It doesn't bother me. Now the kids, that's different. I don't think they can go two minutes without it."
She might not need it, but five members of Ruiz's family have Internet technology that's an arm's length away, even on vacation.
"When I get home, and I'm finished with my homework, I'll get on for like a couple of minutes," said 14-year-old Malorie Ruiz. "And then after that I'll go texting or something."
If being away from the World Wide Web even one day makes you feel anxious, fidgety and isolated, you are not the only one. There are even some rehab programs for people with Internet addiction.
Next year, the official manual for the American Psychiatric Association (DSM-5) will include "Internet addiction" as a diagnosis.


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2010-11 (SENIOR) Named a Preseason All-Sun Belt Second Team honoree ... Only played in one game due to injury before being forced to end her career ... Started her only contest, the Sun Belt opener, at South Alabama (Jan. 2) ... Registered 12 minutes and hauled in a pair of defensive rebounds with one field goal attempt against the Lady Jags ... Served as a team captain.
Started seven of 12 games played before a season-ending injury in early January ... Had started her last five games played prior to the injury, covering contests against Kentucky (Dec. 28) to at UALR (Jan. 9) ... Posted her only double-double of the campaign, and sixth of her career, against Louisiana (Jan. 3) with a season-best 12 points and 13 rebounds ... Equaled the rebounding total on two other occasions in league action, including in the next game at Arkansas State (Jan. 6) ... Also matched the effort in the Sun Belt opener against Western Kentucky (Dec. 20) ... Nearly had another double-double against the Lady Toppers, finishing just short with nine points ... Handed out a season-high five assists at New Orleans (Dec. 30) ... Swiped a season-best three steals in three games, against Tennessee Tech (Nov. 28), at New Orleans and at Arkansas State ... Registered her only block at defending national runner-up Louisville (Dec. 9).
Earned 24 starts among the 30 games in which she played ... Started all 14 league games in which she saw action ... Averaged 7.7 ppg and 5.7 rpg, ranking 20th in the Sun Belt in rebounding ... Raised her averages to 9.1 points and 6.4 rebounds in Sun Belt action ... Also among the league's leaders for overall games with 4.10 defensive rebounds per game (15th) ... Listed at 12th with 1.71 steals per game, 15th with 2.64 assists per game and 17th with 6.4 rebounds per game in Sun Belt contests only ... Finished second on the team with 170 boards ... Led the team in rebounding in eight contests ... Placed fourth among Blue Raiders with 45 steals and nine blocked shots ... Tallied consecutive double-doubles with a career-high tying 20 points and 10 rebounds against Florida Atlantic (Jan. 7) then added 14 points and 11 rebounds against Florida International (Jan. 11) ... Posted her first double-double (15 pts., 13 rebs.) of the campaign at Western Carolina (Dec. 7) ... Joined Brandi Brown (13 pts., 10 rebs.) against FAU, becoming only the second set of teammates under Coach Insell at MT to post a double-double in the same game ... Her double-double in the next game against FIU was joined by Alysha Clark's 18 pts., 11 rebs., to mark the third time in the Insell era (2005-present) it has happened ... Only other time was Feb. 22, 2007, when Chrissy Givens and Krystle Horton accomplished the feat at Troy ... Grabbed a team-high 11 rebounds against Chattanooga (Nov. 25) ... Nearly had three more double-doubles with 20 pts., nine caroms against Troy (Dec. 20), nine pts., 10 rebounds at Western Kentucky (Jan. 14) and 15 pts., nine boards against Arkansas State (Jan. 21) ... Her 20 points against Troy were benefited from a 6-of-7 effort from 3-point territory, setting career highs for triples made and attempted ... Netted eight of the team's first 10 points and combined with Brown for 19 of the 23 first-half points in the overtime win at UALR (Jan. 17) ... Dished a career-best seven assists with a career-high 17 field goal attempts against Florida International ... Was one of only two Blue Raiders, joining Molly McFadden, to attempt free throws against Louisiana-Lafayette (Jan. 28) ... Missed the final four regular-season games due to a left foot injury ... Returned to action at the Sun Belt Conference Tournament, playing 12 minutes in the quarterfinal contest versus New Orleans (March 7) ... Was the only player off the bench to see action in the Sun Belt Championship versus UALR (March 10).
Started 26 contests, while seeing action in all 34 ... Averaged 5.5 points and 5.9 rebounds per game ... Raised her averages to 6.3 points and 6.7 boards per game against Sun Belt competition ... Finished second on the team in rebounding ... Converted 73.4 percent (47-of-64) of her free throws and knocked down 15 triples in 22.5 minutes per game ... Ranked 12th in offensive rebounding (2.32) and 17th in the Sun Belt in total rebounding ... Was the team's top rebounder in eight games ... Reached double figure scoring in five games, matching the times she collected at least 10 caroms ... Hauled in a career-high 15 boards against Florida Atlantic (Jan. 10) ... Cleaned the glass with 12 rebounds against No. 8 LSU (Dec. 28), 11 against Denver (Jan. 6), 10 against North Texas (Jan. 26) and 10 against Western Carolina (March 19) in the Postseason WNIT First Round ... Added 17 points against Denver and 14 against Florida Atlantic for her first two career double-doubles ... Registered 14 points at Austin Peay (Dec. 15), 11 at Florida International (Feb. 9) and 11 versus Western Kentucky (March 11) in the Sun Belt Championship.
Six-year letterwinner for coach Pam Euton at Rose Hill Christian School ... As a senior, named the No. 2 player in the state by the Lexington Herald-Leader and was a Miss Basketball finalist as a senior ... Selected to the Kentucky All-Star Team and named a McDonald's High School All-American candidate ... Voted first team all-state by the Louisville Courier-Journal, Lexington Herald-Leader and the Associated Press ... Added Area Player of the Year accolades by the Ashland Daily Independent ... Averaged 22.1 points, 11.8 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 3.5 steals per game ... Scored 2,907 points and grabbed 1,513 rebounds in her career, ranking first all-time in school history and also first in Region 16 ... Led Rose Hill to its second straight Sweet 16 appearance ... Played on the varsity team as a sixth grader and made the District 64 All-Tournament Team in seventh grade ... Started for the varsity in eighth grade, again earning District 64 All-Tournament Team honors as well as Region 16 Class A All-Tournament accolades ... Garnered District 64 All-Tournament Team honors as well as Region 16 Class A All-Tournament accolades and all-area recognition by the Ashland Daily Independent from 2004-07 ... As a freshman, voted to the Queen of the Bluegrass All-Tournament Team, set the overall school record for points in a game (46 on February 24, 2004), posted a quadruple double (26 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals on November 3, 2003), averaged 24.7 points, 13.2 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 3.1 steals per game and voted Honorable Mention all-state by the Louisville Courier-Journal ... As a sophomore, set school records for 3-pointers in a game (seven on February 24, 2005) and rebounds in a game (26 on December 27, 2004), averaged 21.9 points, 11.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 3.4 steals per game and voted Honorable Mention all-state by the Louisville Courier-Journal and the Associated Press ... As a junior, named the top player in the region by the Ashland Daily Independent ... Voted All-Tournament at the Owensboro Classic ... Also garnered all-tournament honors at the Class A State Tournament, where Rose Hill reached the semifinals, and averaged 16.7 points, 11.3 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 3.0 steals per game ... Rose Hill also reached the Kentucky Sweet 16 State Tournament for the first time in school history, making it all the way to the title game before losing to Lexington Catholic and becoming the smallest school to ever play in the state championship game ... Voted second team all-state by the Louisville Courier-Journal ... Also earned Third Team All-America honors from the National Christian School Athletic Association ... Also the ninth leading rebounder in the history of the state ... Voted all-area in soccer as a freshman, sophomore and junior before giving up the sport to focus full-time on basketball as a senior ... Lettered three years in soccer and track ... Graduated with honors ... Member of Youth Leadership, FBLA, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Beta Club.
Born Emily Anne Queen on Sept. 14, 1988, in Huntington, W.Va. ... Daughter of Rob and Kari Queen ... Has three siblings, Richard (26), Sarah (24) and Michael (15).


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In many cases, the documents that we are requesting are in response to a request from the federal government. About 30 percent of students are selected by the Department of Education for the Verification Process.
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If you are selected for Verification, your financial aid awards are an estimate. Yoru financial aid awards be finalized after verification is completed.
When reviewing your eligibility for financial aid, we must also resolve any information that is determined to be conflicting. A common source of conflicting information is when a family reports no assets such as investments or savings account information, but there are dividends and interest reported on the tax return transcripts. If we come across any conflicting data during verification or when reviewing your financial aid application, we may need to ask for additional information for clarification.
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Hardly the final word in zombie apocalypse mayhem, but certainly "familiar-yet-novel" enough to keep fans of the ravenous undead satisfied, The Dead was shot in Africa by a pair of British brothers (John and Howard Ford), and the film clearly comes from a group of filmmakers who learned a lot from zombie lord George Romero -- and I'm not just talking about splattery gore effects.
The Dead is a none-too-subtle political allegory that also works as a blood-soaked and grim "horror road" movie. Our protagonists are a pair of reluctant partners (one black, one white) who must trek across some of Africa's most zombie-laden landscapes if they have any hope of survival. One needn't be an expert on world affairs to piece together the film's slightly satirical messages -- be they social, political, or racial in nature -- but the Ford brothers do a very fine job of keeping things creepy and consistently unsettling while trying to make their larger points.
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PORT ONEIDA — Lucille departed this earthly home to join her beloved husband and her Lord, Jesus Christ, in her heavenly home on Feb. 9, 2013. Lucille was born on April 26, 1913, to Fred and Grace (deBest) Baker in Port Oneida.
On Sept. 9, 1938, she married the late Jack L. Barratt, who was the great-grandson of Carsten Burfiend, the original settler of Port Oneida. They celebrated 69 years of a blessed marriage when Jack left this world in 2008 for his heavenly home.
Her father homesteaded his farm in 1910 in Port Oneida. She lived her entire life on this farm, only leaving to follow Jack to South Manitou Island while he served in the United States Coast Guard, and again for two years in southern Michigan as he learned his carpentry skills.
Following high school Lucille attended the National College of Education in Evanston, Ill., for three years during the Great Depression and received her Michigan Life Teaching Certificate. She went back in 1960 to receive her bachelor's degree in education.
Before marrying Jack she taught in Leland and Bessemer (in the Upper Peninsula). Lucille continued teaching in this area at Empire, Glen Lake, the Leelanau Schools, the "little red schoolhouse" on M-22, Cedar, Maple City and Glen Lake Community Schools. She retired from teaching kindergarten in 1976 after 34 years of love and devotion to the children of Leelanau County. There is a saying in the area, "If YOU didn't have Mrs. Barratt as your kindergarten teacher, then your children or your grandchildren did!"
Besides a full time job teaching, Lucille helped, first her father, then her husband, tend the 500-acre farm in Port Oneida. They raised crops of hay, oats, wheat and corn which sustained their livestock of chickens, cattle, sheep, pigs and a large stock of horses, which were mostly bred and raised on the farm. Lucille enjoyed a lifelong love of horseback riding and taught the skill at nearby Camp Kohahna for over 45 years. She and Jack were known to have the best string of camp riding horses in the state.
From rescuing shipwrecked sailors on Lake Michigan to years of teaching, both kindergarten and horseback riding, Lucille's memories are many and varied. For those who knew her well it was never a surprise to hear her say that life contains many wonderful things and so much fun. She often would counsel that "life is what you make it."
She was a charter member of Glen Lake Community Reformed Church, where she taught Sunday School "forever" and was a member of the choir and assisted in many other activities at church. Her faith was her strength and patterned her life.
In retirement she and Jack enjoyed traveling, both nationally and internationally. She was adept at sewing, knitting and other needlework, gardening and served many years on the Maple Valley Nursing Home Auxiliary.
Lucille is survived by her children; daughter, Laura Lee (Ron Winkler) Dezelski, of Lakewood Ranch, Fla., and Port Oneida; son, Colonel Fritz Barratt, of Port Oneida; granddaughters, Jacki (Mike Kennedy) Dezelski, of Bradenton, Fla., and Christi Dezelski Lowe (Major Joey Lowe), of Bad Windschiem, Germany; and grandchildren, Micah Kennedy and Lucille Kennedy, of Bradenton, Fla. She is also survived by two sisters, Ruth Oleson, of Traverse City, and Greta (Alex) Fisher, of Knoxville, Tenn.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
The family asks that contributions be made either to Glen Lake Community Reformed Church or the Friends of the Sleeping Bear, c/o Fritz Barratt.
Please sign Lucille's online guestbook at www.reynolds-jonkhoff.com.
The family is being served by the Reynolds-Jonkhoff Funeral Home.


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Niagara Gazette — Back when I was a young aspiring auto technician, the term "I need a tune up" was uttered quite commonly. It usually signaled that the driver sensed that the engine was running poorly and thus needed the ignition system to be refurbished. In the old days, ignition systems usually consisted of a set of electrical breaker points that were driven by the distributor (which governed the firing of the spark from the ignition coil), a condenser (that acted as an electrical storehouse when the points were open so the electrical charge would not jump or arch back across the points resulting in misfire), a mechanical spark distributor, distributor cap and rotor, sparkplug wires, and sparkplugs.
The way the system worked was really quite simple. A gear drove the distributor either off the camshaft or oil pump. Electricity was fed to the distributor and, as it spun, the points opened and closed making and breaking the electrical circuit between the ignition coil and the distributor. This making and breaking of electrical flow caused voltage buildup within the coil and then the dispersing of a high intensity spark at precisely the correct time delivered via the rotor to the tower on the distributor cap (in precise time) which was connected to a sparkplug wire. This spark would travel down the sparkplug wire to the sparkplug where it would jump an air gap and ignite the compressed, highly volatile air/fuel mixture in the combustion chamber. Thus, the downward stroke powering the engine was created. Simple in theory.
Of course, with any system of mechanical or electrical design, there's always a weak link that results in failure or poor performance. In this case, the weak link was the electrical points, condenser, distributor cap and rotor. Points would wear out; condensers would internally ground resulting in firing back across the ignition points and ultimately misfire, backfiring, stalling, hesitation, and a myriad of other complications. The insulation on sparkplug wires would break down from extreme heat up and cool down, resulting in voltage leakage and ultimately, cross-firing and what's called "breakdown under load." This condition would usually revealed itself under heavy load conditions such as hauling a heavy trailer or load, or just tooling around town and up and down hills with the entire family in the car. Yes, early ignition systems were not without their negative idiosyncrasies.
Then electronic systems came along with their solid-state design. Characteristically these systems offered better performance overall. However, they were not without their own special set of problems. They were affected by engine heat and consequently prematurely failed, not giving a clue as to when they would leave you stranded. As time went on, the electronic systems got more complex and were able to monitor the
engine environment and make adjustments for changes that occurred. This started to look pretty good to engineers, especially with respect meeting EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) standards and tailpipe emissions. However, there was still one hurdle to overcome … the ability to make "on-the-fly" engine performance adjustments while driving. Then came C.C.C (Computer Control Command) from GM that was the forerunner of today's quite advanced distributorless ignition systems.
Now engine commands could be monitored and adjusted while in operation through gathering real time information from various sensors located throughout the engine. Sensors for coolant temperature, exhaust oxygen, airflow, temperature and others varying conditions. These sensors provided the necessary information for the computer to measure what was going on within the engine at any given time and make the necessary adjustments to maintain optimum engine performance.
As engine management evolved the need for highly trained technicians, sophisticated diagnostic and test equipment, computerized information systems, and advanced diagnostic strategies have become paramount. Carmakers have full time technical people in the field collecting data on the development of technical trends in the automobile industry. Last year, while I was at the New York International Auto Show in NYC, I had occasion to speak with the technical rep for the Eastern Seaboard for Chrysler. He told me that his job entailed traveling around his territory from dealer to dealer collecting data on specific repairs and malfunctions in an effort to create a database for dealerships and technicians across the country to draw from in an effort to repair problems that pop up during vehicle operation.
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SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Gary Bell Jr. scored 15 points and No. 19 Gonzaga crushed West Virginia 84-50 last night. Guy Landry Edi added 14 points for Gonzaga, which shut down the Mountaineer shooters. Kevin Pangos scored 13 points and Elias Harris chipped in 11 points for the Zags. Aaric Murray led West Virginia with 14 points, while Jabari Hinds added nine.
UNDATED (AP) — Freshman point guard Dominic Artis scored 16 points to lead Oregon over Portland State 80-69. Carlos Emory added 15 points and Damyean Dotson had 12 points and six rebounds for Oregon, which made 8 of its first 11 3-point attempts to build a big lead and never trailed in the game. Artis was 6 for 13 from the field and made four of Oregon's nine 3's.
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. (AP) — Stephen Maxwell had 21 points and 10 rebounds Monday night to lead Cal State Northridge past Eastern Washington 96-79. Brandon Perry had 19 points and 12 rebounds off the bench for the Matadors. Allen Guei added 10 points and five steals, and Josh Greene had 13 assists for Northridge. Martin Seiferth led all players with 27 points and 17 rebounds, and had seven blocked shots for Eastern Washington.
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Green Bay --- A year ago, while reporting on this story, Ron Wolf was quick to say that Alonzo Highsmith deserves the credit for finding Donald Driver. Wolf deflected all praise. He maintained that Highsmith, the Packers' long-time scout who is now a senior personnel executive, deserved the credit.
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Highsmith found Driver his first year on the job in 1999. Immediately, he said, "Donald Driver jumped out."
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Highsmith explained that Driver approached his car and said, "I'm telling you. If you pick me, you won't be sorry." The former NFL running back encouraged Wolf to take a closer look at Driver and the former Packers G.M. liked what he saw.
"I put a tape in and the first play, he caught a bomb right off the bat and it caught Ron's attention," Highsmith said. "So based on what I'd recommended to Ron and what the Packers were looking for in receivers, Ron decided we were going to take a chance and draft this kid in the seventh round. The evolution of where he has come in his career has been fascinating, because I don't think anybody gave him a chance to be a real guy."
After three seasons as a reserve wideout fighting on special teams, Driver broke out for 1,064 yards and nine touchdowns in 2002 and the rest is history.
Driver was quick to credit Highsmith himself at Wednesday's ceremony. Highsmith saw a "will to succeed" inside Driver and it paid off.
"In the end, he won, and I've always said that," Highsmith said. "When you come in as a seventh-round draft pick and you play 14 years, you won the game, you've defied all odds."
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She is survived by her son, Marcus (Hannah) Stephenson of Columbus, Ohio; daughter, Brooke (Justin) Dewiel of Ashland, Ohio; sister, Carol Ann (James) Prill of Geneva; and brother, William L. (Debbie) Carter of Rochester, N.Y.
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"I think we can look for a spring 2013 opening," Jones said. "This joins the Colonial Buick dealership that will be going in across the road at Faith Crossing."
Residents learned in April that the in the North Logan Commons Center was one of the 50 stores closing across the United States. It was one of two that closed in Georgia. By the end of May the store was empty and the doors closed for good.
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May 27, 2014
By Robert Husseman
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The McMinnville baseball team lives on in the OSAA Class 6A state playoffs at the expense of future Greater Valley Conference opponent Sprague.
Cameron Fox went 2-for-3 with three RBI, including a two-run inside-the-park home run in the fifth inning, as the No. 11 Grizzlies bested the No. 22 Olympians, 5-2, at the McMinnville baseball stadium at Patton Middle School.
Riley McAnally and Wyatt Smith combined on a seven-hitter, with Smith throwing two perfect innings for the save.
Kade Mechals, Jacob Bannister, and Zach Rhoads each had a hit for the Grizzlies.
McMinnville (20-7 overall) will host North Salem on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. The No. 27 Vikings pulled off an upset Monday against No. 6 Reynolds, winning 5-2. North Salem will also be a part of the Greater Valley Conference with the Grizzlies next season.
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GRESHAM -- The No. 29 Grizzlies' season came to an end at the hands of the No. 4 Bruins in the first round of the OSAA Class 6A state playoffs.
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"There's some urgency to getting this done," said Rene Ouellet. "We had hoped we'd have an agreement in principle by the middle of May, so we don't have much time."
Under the plan envisioned by Dunbarton, some current eighth-graders would be allowed to enroll at Bow High School in September while other Dunbarton students currently enrolled in Goffstown schools could stay at Goffstown High beyond 2014 if they wish.
The idea has been endorsed by the president of the Dunbarton Parent-Teacher Organization, Shelley Westenberg, who said it would minimize the disruptions students will feel when Dunbarton leaves its 40-year-old AREA agreement with Goffstown to enter into a new agreement with Bow next year.
The idea behind the plan is to avoid Dunbarton students from having to attend two schools in two different districts in a two-year span. Under the proposal, Dunbarton students could choose early enrollment in Bow schools so they could establish friendships and peer connections with Bow students before transitioning to Bow High. But in order for the proposal to go forward, Goffstown would have to agree.
"I've been calling and sending emails every week, and we've heard back a number of times but we still don't have a date" for a meeting to discuss the proposal, Ouellet said.
Ouellet was hoping to be able to bring a proposal forward to his school board when they meet on May 1. The full Goffstown board isn't scheduled to meet until May 6.
The idea was first brought up earlier this month when dozens of Dunbarton parents attended a meeting of the Dunbarton School Board and requested that Dunbarton make a request of Goffstown for what has been dubbed the "choice option." The PTO's Westenberg acknowledged that "none of this will happen without Goffstown's blessing," adding that she could understand if Goffstown "didn't feel like accommodating" Dunbarton.
Westenberg and Ouellet said that Bow has expressed a willingness to accept Dunbarton students earlier than 2014 if an agreement between the three communities can be worked out before September.
When Dunbarton residents voted in March to end their 40-year AREA agreement with Goffstown and enter into a new agreement with Bow, it was a development unprecedented in the history of New Hampshire AREA agreements, with several local officials from both communities characterizing it as "uncharted territory."
In recent years, Goffstown – as a receiving community – has received approximately $2 million in revenue annually from Dunbarton. That money will not be revenue that Goffs-town can count on after 2014.
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Pros – if you are poor and they offer you more than what you currently make. They have a company picknick at holiday world. Every month or so you get an inexpensive item providing there are no injuries. The health plan is actually not that bad compared to other health plans at places that I have worked. The 401K plan was alright but they cut retirement benefits at the last union contract which just means that they will cut them again. This seems to be the norm in amercan business now though. The vacation isnt very good though either was the pay.
Cons – extremely low morale everyone pretty much hates working there but a few people, incompetent managers. Way too many managers, the plant could probably be ran with 8 or less mangers and when I left they had close to 15 to 20. They have since let one go. Most of the managers dont really know what is going on and they argue amongst them selves alot also. Union environment. If you hate unions as i do then this isnt a place for you to work. A few ignorant co-workers who are protected by the union. The operators are paid very well for the training that is required.
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The week could start out with fog on Monday, according to the National Weather Service, with a 90 percent chance of showers Monday night. The warmer temperatures will hold on Monday, reaching 66 degrees.
Showers are expected to linger (70 percent chance) on Tuesday through the morning and temperatures will dip 20 degrees — into the 40s for a high Tuesday.
The skies will clear and temperatures will stay in the 40s for a high on Wednesday, making for a brisk, sunny day with a high of 47 degrees, about 10 degrees below normal for November, according to the National Weather Service.
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Long time Macon football coach Hugh Dunn, a 1948 graduate of Missouri Valley College in Marshall, will be one of three alumni honored at a banquet on Friday, Oct. 12. as a part of the Homecoming festivities on Oct. 12 & 13. Below is a press release sent out by MVC:
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Outstanding Alumni Award recipient Hugh Dunn came to MVC in 1941. After his first year at Missouri Valley he joined the Army. Dunn served in World War II, stationed in Germany with the D Company of the 253rd Infantry Regiment. He was injured in battle causing him to lose his left hand and lower arm. After the war, he received a Purple Heart and Silver Star Medal for his outstanding courage.
In 1945, at age 25 he returned to Missouri Valley where he played football and ran track for four more years. As an all-American running back, blocking back and quarterback, Hugh won national awards including the Williamson Trophy, presented to the most valuable small college player in the country. At quarterback, he helped lead the Vikings to 41 consecutive victories and two bowl game wins.
Dunn went on to have an outstanding coaching career at Macon High School. Dunn coached at Macon for over 40 years. Regarded as one of the top football coaches in the state, Dunn ended with a career record of 234-148-15, six league championships, and four playoff appearances.
In 1971, Macon High School named the football stadium after Dunn. The following year, he was elected to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes Hall of Fame. Hugh also has been inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame and the Missouri Coaches Hall of Fame.


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Lockport Union-Sun & Journal — City of Lockport
• MISCHIEF: Timothy J. Roberts, 42, 169 Genesee St., Apt. 2, was charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief Saturday. Roberts is accused of starting an argument with a male neighbor and throwing a glass at him, according to the arrest report.
• CONTEMPT: James K. Robertson, 131 Caledonia St., Apt. 1, was charged with second-degree criminal contempt Sunday. Robertson is accused of violating a stay-away order.
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• D.W.I.: Nancy L. Warner, 58, of Glen Allen, Va., was charged with driving while intoxicated Saturday, according to New York State Police. Warner was given appearance tickets for D.W.I. and operating a vehicle without signal lights on Lincoln Avenue.
• D.W.I.: Gary E. Holm, 61, 4559 Mapleton Road, Pendleton, was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated early Monday on Campbell Boulevard. A sheriff's patrol officer initiated a traffic stop on Holm's vehicle after following it from West Avenue to Saunders Settlement Road, where the vehicle crossed the center and fog lines repeatedly, according to the arrest report. The deputy determined that Holm exhibited signs of alcohol intoxication and charged him. Later breath testing showed Holm's blood alcohol content was 0.21 percent, the report said. Holm was held on $250 police bail ahead of his Tuesday arraignment in Lockport town court.
• LARCENY: Kevin R. Voit, 21, 6262 Robinson Road, was charged over the weekend with grand larceny, petit larceny, operating a motor vehicle without a license and reckless driving. A sheriff's deputy saw Voit on Lockwood Lane with a garage door opener just moments before receiving a larceny complaint from a home on Lockwood Lane, where some CDs, a cell phone charging cord and some loose change were reportedly taken from a vehicle. The garage door opener in Voit's possession opened the victim's garage door, the arrest report said. Additional items that were taken from the victim's neighbors were found in a pile in the front yard of a Lockwood Lane home, the report said. Voit was taken to Niagara County Jail on $750 bail.
• D.W.I.: Michelle L. Cobb, 38, 5152 Townline Road, Sanborn, was charged with driving while intoxicated Saturday. A sheriff's deputy initiated a traffic stop on Cobb's vehicle after observing it drive on the shoulder of Wilson Cambria Road. The deputy determined that Cobb exhibited signs of intoxication and charged her. Cobb refused a breath test and was held at Niagara County Jail on $250 bail ahead of a scheduled Tuesday appearance in Wilson town court.
• LARCENY: A Maple Road homeowner reported a number of items — including jewelry, two guitars, a MacBook, an external hard drive, two iPods, a Kindle and a Nintendo Wii — were taken Sept. 12 while all occupants were away. The owner left home in the early morning, returned in the evening and found a dresser drawer had been tossed, the sheriff's office said. The missing items are valued at $5,920.


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FSU versus North Carolina State( Stephen M. Dowell / Orlando Sentinel / October 26, 2013 )
FSU linebacker Terrance Smith reaches to fans following the North Carolina State at Florida State University football game at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee on Saturday, October 26, 2013. FSU won the game 49-17. (Stephen M. Dowell/Orlando Sentinel)