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Sustaining Pacific
In my first six months, I've had the pleasure of meeting countless students, staff, alumni and friends in an effort to learn about everything that makes Pacific University a uniquely special place.
Many of these interactions came as a result of more than 90 question-and-answer sessions conducted during a highly successful nationwide Listening Tour. Many of you told me what you viewed as the strongest or most cherished aspect of your programs, and of the University as a whole.
Additionally, you shared your vision for Pacific and your respective areas 5 to 10 years into the future, while also noting potential barriers to the realizations of these aspirations. Your time and feedback is incredibly helpful, and a testament to the level of commitment you have in taking Pacific to new heights while keeping it a very personal place.
I am particularly fortunate to have inherited a dedicated faculty and staff, whose input has been invaluable in helping me identify the University's long-term opportunities and challenges.
My initial draft of Vision 2020—A Framework for the Next Decade—reflects the following Pacific values:
- Discovery is an integral and essential component of the education process.
- The highest quality programs are delivered in a manner that is sustainable economically and environmentally.
- Pacific's missions of education, discovery and service require a rich diversity of ideas, people and cultures.
- Excellence is achieved by supporting the people who deliver and receive the University's programs.
- Graduates are motivated and prepared to contribute to the global community.
The Board of Trustees will soon examine this proposed 10-year vision, as well as a five-year action plan to implement the initial phase of the vision. The recommended
plan is designed to maximize existing resources and strengths and leverage them to obtain additional resources to expand the institution's breadth and depth both academically and as a community resource.
I cannot overstate how appreciative I am of all who contributed their thoughts and feelings about the University as we embark on this exciting era.
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Manufacturer: de Havilland Aircraft Company Ltd. (UK)
Model: D.H. 106 Comet Mk. 4C
Year: 1959
Span: 35.0002m / 115ft
Length: 35.9664m / 118ft
Height: 8.6868m / 29ft
Wing Area: 197.041m² / 2,121ft²
Empty Weight: 46494kg / 102,500lbs
Gross Weight: 73483.2kg / 162,000lbs
Cruise Speed: 809.327km/h / 503mph
Power Plant: Four Rolls-Royce Avon 525B engines
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Serial Number: 6424
Registration: N888WA
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First flown in 1949, the British-made Comet was the world's first jet airliner to go into service. It was designed to give Great Britain a definite edge in post-World War II transport and it was an immediate success. Other commercial aircraft of the period, such as Douglas's DC-6, could not compete with the technological and performance superiority of the Comet. However, just when it seemed the Comet had sewn up the commercial-transport market, tragedy struck. Two deadly crashes within 16 weeks of each other revealed a design flaw that would eventually ground the original Comets for good. By the time the flaw had been corrected and the new Comet 4C had been produced, de Havilland's jet had lost its lead to the Boeing 707 and the Douglas DC-8.

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4:07pm Thursday 17th January 2013 in News By Gavin Engelbrecht
WORLD champion athlete Steve Cram has called on aspiring runners throughout the North-East to get fit for a festival of running.
He issued the appeal, with 100 days to go until the Marathon of the North, Half Marathon of the North, Sunderland City 10k and the new BQ Team Relay at Marathon of the North.
Starting and finishing at the Stadium of Light, the marathon, half marathon and 10k will all follow courses through the streets of Sunderland on April 28.
About 6,000 people are expected to participate on the day, including strong contingents of charity fundraisers and club runners.
Entries have now opened for a fourth event, the BQ Team Relay at Marathon of the North.
Designed for those who want to be part of the marathon but who don't want to run the whole 26 miles themselves, the relay will follow the same course and will be run in six legs of distances ranging from 3k to 10k.
The former world record holder and his team have worked hard to develop runs that are as accessible as possible for runners of all abilities.
Mr Cram said: "We fixed on a date in late spring because we knew that it would be something really achievable to aim for at the start of the year.
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Entries for the Marathon of the North, the Half Marathon of the North and BQ Team Relay at Marathon of the North are now being accepted at www.marathonofthenorth.com, and you can enter the 10k at www.sunderlandcity10k.com.
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College Station Utilities customers are now paying 5 percent more on their wastewater bills.
Last week the city council approved the changes and the new across the board rate went into effect Monday and impacts wastewater usage, not water usage as a whole.
We're told an average single family home will see about a $1.60 monthly increase, while an apartment around 90 cents a month.
"And the rate increase was necessitated because of expansion of the city. There's a whole lot of development going on on the west side of town all the apartments that are springing up along 2818 have necessitated that we increase the size of the sewer main that flows from the west side over to the treatment plant which is on the east side. So that project is going to be about an $11 million project over four years and to fund that we had to put in place a rate increase," said Dave Coleman, Water Services Director for College Station Utilities.
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THE CREDITS: Makeup, Gucci Westman for Revlon; hair, Guido Palau for Redken; nails, Jin Soon for Revlon
THE LOOK: Urban nomad
MAKEUP: "The boys were inspired by the idea of an Eskimo girl," Westman said. She gave models hazy, cool-toned purple eyes and windblown cheeks to go with designers David Neville's and Marcus Wainwright's winter-white collection of shearling coats and shrunken knit sweaters. "Cool and simple—nothing fussy."
HAIR: "It's soft, easy, a bit girly, the way a girl might do it herself," said Palau of the haphazard braids he wove at random throughout models' long straight hair.
Westman smoothed a creamy aubergine lip color from Revlon's Bordeaux in the Snow palette (out in Fall 2011) around the entire lid before blending over it with a rich matte brown powder (Revlon Matte Eyeshadow in Rich Sable). She finished by dotting the same purplish cream color onto the lips and cheeks. "It's that slightly ruddy skin from the cold," she said of the almost frostbitten effect.
"We washed the hair when the girls arrived to make it really soft and natural," said Palau, who used Redken's Extreme Shampoo. To fatten up very fine hair, he added Redken 06 Thickening Lotion before blowing it dry and braiding it down the back.
Revlon Nail Enamel in Steel Her Heart. "Very graphic," said manicurist Jin Soon of the high-gloss slate-gray shade she painted onto models' hands.
ALL IN THE FAMILY: "It's all Rag & Bone. Everything except my knickers!" Westman (wife of co-designer Neville) said of her white button-down shirt, jeans, and lace-up wedge booties. Her gray and white color-blocked cardigan, she admitted, "is from the Fall 2011 [collection]. I stole the sample from the showroom last night!"
Westman and Neville's 18-month-old year daughter, Gray (dressed in a white cotton shirt, lavender tutu, gray leggings, and booties) wove a makeup brush in the air backstage, while three-year-old Dash rode a toy pony toward his seat.


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Church activities list this week:
Foyil United Methodist Church is planning the following events for the month of June:
Saturday, June 4: Garage and bake sale, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church. Proceeds benefit youth summer camps.
Wednesday, June 8: Community Dinner Day, 11 a.m. Cost is $7.
Monday through Friday, June 13-17: Vacation Bible School, 6-8:45 p.m. Call Frankie at (918) 261-8108 for ages or more information.
Wednesday, June 22: Summer school tutoring, 1-4 p.m.
Sunday, June 29: Vacation Bible School Program. Call the church at (918) 341-0675 for more information.
Lifechanger Church will host its monthly Men's Breakfast at 8 a.m. June 4. There will be a full breakfast menu available for no charge (donations are welcome). The church is located at 2221 Cornerstone Ave., 1/4 mile north of RSU on Highway 88.
The Ladies' Ministry of First Baptist Church of Claremore and the Ladies' Ministry of the Rogers Baptist Association will host the "918 Coupon Queen" Sarah Roe on Saturday, June 11, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at First Baptist Church.
Roe is an award-winning blogger, radio and television celebrity, speaker and author.
Bring a brunch dish. Tickets are $10 and reservations are required. Call (918) 341-8181 or visit www.fbcclaremore.com.
•Claremore Church of the Nazarene, "Mission to M.A.R.S.: Meet a Risen Savior," June 6-10 from 6:30-8:30 p.m., at 1336 N. Dorothy. Information: (918) 341-3043.
•Grace Chapel Free Will Baptist Church, "Pandamania: Where God is Wild About You," June 13-17 from 6-8:30 p.m., at Highway 66 and 370 Road, Chelsea. Information: (918) 443-2288.
•Hilldale Baptist Church, "Big Adventure," June 6-10, 9 a.m.-noon, at Highway 20 West and Keetonville Road. Ages 3 through sixth grade.


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Back to Central and Northern Asia: A.D. 1601 to 1700
The so-called western Mongols (Eleuthes, Kalmuks or Dzungars) gave China a good deal of trouble early in the century, but finally in 1,735 the Mongols ceded the eastern end of Turkistan to the Ch'ing and then in 1,759 gave all of Chinese Turkistan, the area called Sinkiang (New Dominion) province. This then, resulted in China ruling all of outer Mongolia west to Lake Balkhash and then south to the Tarim basin and eastern Turkistan.
Farther south, just east of the Caspian Sea, a thousand miles of desert was fought over by two Moslem khans, one of Khiva and one of Bokhara. One of Peter I's Russian armies confronted the former and ended up being treacherously slain. There was continuous warfare also in the Afghanistan area. The Afghans started a campaign against the Persians at Kandahar in 1,711, with Mir Vais, a Sunnite Ghilzai chieftain leading them. By 1,722 Mahmud, another Afghan, had defeated a central Persian army and made himself shah of that land. Somewhat later, however, Nadir Kuli, a powerf ul chief of the Afshar tribe of Khorosan, defeated the Afghans (and later also the Turks, with Russian help) and then went on to invade India. After Nadir's death in 1,747 a general of his, Ahmed Shah, continued to rule Afghanistan, although by the end of the century he had lost all of Nadir's Indian territory. Ahmed Shah called his Afghan dynasty the Durani1 and the people still of ten use that name for themselves. It was in this century that an Indo-European speaking people, the Pathans, came up from Pakistan, elbowing out the inhabitants from the southern and southeastern parts of Afghanistan, forcing them off the best lands and thereafter living a half-Afghan half-Indian existence. (Ref. 144)
Siberia was being opened up by the Russians at about the same time that America was by the west Europeans. Wild animals (foxes, hares, beavers, bears, wolves) and innumerable birds (ducks, cranes, swans, pelicans, geese, bitterns, woodcocks and grouse) occupied the various waterways and swamps. Hunters and merchants were attracted even to the almost empty Kamchatka peninsula by fur bearing animals. The skins were taken to Irkutsk and thence either to China or to Moscow and the West. Taxes were collected in the form of precious and marketable furs for the czar. Sea otter fur became in world-wide demand and ships, built and outfitted at Okhotsk, used large crews to fight off hostile native Siberians2 as they worked their way even to the Aleutians, catching otters at the mouths of rivers. Expeditions were supplied for 4 year trips. When Kamchatka was cleared of its beautiful animals, the hunters went on to the American coast, even to the San Francisco area. (Ref. 260)
Early in the century (1717) Tibet had been invaded by the Mongols, but the Chinese emperor sent in armies to drive them out and Tibet became a political appendage of China by 1720. (Ref. 101) A definitive protectorate was established in 1750. At the end of the century expeditions were sent from southern Tibet into Nepal. (Ref. 175, 8)
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2014 Special Event Weekend & Special Guest Performers
Of course EVERY day is special at the Maryland Renaissance Festival! However, we have added a few special themes for certain weekends to add to the fun. Check back early this summer for a detailed list on the events and special guest performers.
PLEASE NOTE: Listed below are selected highlights. The Festival is open, running, and a jolly good time for all nine weekends between August 23rd and October 19th!
August 23rd & 24th: Children's Weekend. All kids 11 and under will be admitted FREE!
Special guest for Kid's weekend : Pumpkin Theatre of Baltimore will perform their show, THREE LITTLE TALES. Five performers tell the stories of The Three Little Pigs, Goldie Locks and the Three Bears, and the Three Billy Goats Gruff. This show stresses how our choices affect other people and the consequences they have. Filled with dancing, music, and audience participation this show promises a fun time for all!
Monday, September 1st: Seniors Day. On Labor Day Monday all seniors 62+ will be admitted FREE.
September 6th & 7th: Pirate Weekend.
Ahoy, Matey! Tis pirate weekend. Enjoy the music of The Pyrates Royale (pictured below) and more. We encourage all to dress in their pirate best!
Saturday, September 13th: An ASL interpretation day. Selected shows will be ASL interpeted by SHARAVA interpreting service. The listing of the shows interpreted will be available in the "entertainment schedule" of this website the week prior to the 13th.
September 20th & 21st: Scottish Celebration
Don't miss an exciting weekend filled with music, kilts, and a caber toss or two!
October 4th & 5th: Romance Weekend!
We celebrate courtly love, romance and fun during this weekend. On Saturday, October 4th we will have a RENEWAL OF VOWS ceremony open to all couples who would like to renew their commitment vows of love. (Time and location TBA)
On Sunday, October 5th, we will host a SINGLES PARTY for those singles 18 and older looking for their knight in shining armor or fair maiden. (Or perhaps, if you were here on the 4th and changed your mind.) Time and location of party TBA.
Sunday, October 12th: An ASL interpretation day. Selected shows will be ASL interpeted by SHARAVA interpreting service. The listing of the shows interpreted will be available in the "entertainment schedule" of this website the week prior to the 12th.
October 18th & 19th: Jousting Competition
While jousting takes place on every day of the Festival, on this special weekend we have knights across the country join our Free Lancers jousting company in a special competition to determine who is the greatest knight in the land!
Contact us at; Toll Free: 800-296-7304; Local: 410-266-7304; Fax: 410-573-1508 email:
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Nico Makes It Two Tournament Wins In A Row
Nicolas Almagro of Spain beat Richard Gasquet 7-5, 6-1 in the Swiss Open final on Sunday to claim his second ATP title of the year.
Second-seeded Almagro took just 75 minutes on Gstaad's outdoor clay to overpower the Frenchman — managing 17 aces against one from Gasquet, who was struggling with a right shoulder injury.
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ERIE, Pa. — Former Conneaut, Ohio resident, William B. Mallory, age 96, of Niagara Village, Erie, Pa., died Friday morning, July 19, 2013, at Edinboro Manor in Edinboro, Pa.
He was born May 5, 1917, in Conneaut, Ohio, the son of Frank and Florence (Brown) Mallory. A Conneaut resident most of his life, Bill was a graduate of Conneaut High School and attended The Ohio State University where he was a member of the marching band.
He worked as a clerk in the yard office of the Nickel Plate Railroad for over 30 years retiring in 1972. Following his retirement, Bill and his wife Margaret wintered in Port Charlotte, Fla., where he was active in the Navy League, Kiwanis and the Power Squadron. He moved to Erie in 2003.
He was an active member of the First Congregational United Church of Christ in Conneaut, and a former member of the Conneaut Moose Club, Elks, and Kiwanis. Always interested in the out of doors, he was a master gardener. He was very involved with Boy Scouts Troup #34, and on the Council and District levels and received the Silver Beaver Award for distinguished service. In addition to gardening, he enjoyed biking, hiking in the woods and fishing.
Survivors include three daughters, Mary (William) Newbury of Mentor, Ohio, Jane E. Mallory of New Haven, Conn. and Virginia (John) Dodge of Edinboro, Pa.; two sons, Charles (Joanne) Mallory of Sammamish, Wash. and James (Kris) Mallory of Rochester, N.Y.; seven grandchildren, Robert Newbury, Kenn Newbury, Kathy Hufford, Tara Dodge, Russell Mallory, Nicole Mallory and Rachael Mallory; and four great-grandchildren.
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"| drove into the alleyway and the three subjects began running eastbound," said Harper-Head in a report. "At that time l had not attempted to stop them or signaled them to stop. I watched the subjects run to a truck in a back yard where they all kneeled down in an attempt to hide. Due to their behavior, I decided at that time to contact them."
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"His Business Crashed -- And So Did Our Marriage"
Her Turn"I Ditched My Dream"
"Our life is a complete disaster," said Carrie, 37, whose drawn face and despairing voice revealed her exhaustion. "Ryan and I scream at each other from morning till night -- in front of Charlie and James, our 12-month-old twins, no less. Our tenth anniversary is in two months, but I certainly don't feel like celebrating. We're broke, Ryan's out of work and I'm trying to hold everything together.
"Until two years ago, Ryan was the chef in the private dining room of a large investment bank. He left that job to start a company that did catering and special-events planning for smaller brokerages and dot-coms. Together with my salary as a bed-and-bath store manager, we were doing very well. Our relationship was great -- Ryan used to send me red roses on every anniversary -- and after I became pregnant, the future looked even brighter.
"Then the economy took a nosedive. As businesses folded or cut back on luxuries like catered meals, Ryan's bookings dried up. That's when we discovered that his business partner had secretly stolen their clients and suppliers and launched his own catering company. I'd told Ryan from the beginning that I didn't like this guy -- he'd always struck me as underhanded -- but he refused to listen. Now we're in bankruptcy, and I don't know how we're going to feed our family.
"In the middle of this crisis, I went into labor. It was a difficult birth, and I had to stay in the hospital for three days. Ryan was so caught up with the crisis at work that he came by to see me only briefly before rushing back to the office.
"I had everything planned out: I was going to stay home full-time and really enjoy my sons. But, of course, I had to ditch that dream once Ryan's business went under. After my maternity leave, I did cut back on my hours at the store. Fortunately, I was able to keep my health benefits, which is how we can afford marriage counseling now. But I'm still miserable. Ryan keeps talking about starting up his business again, but that's nuts. He has to face facts and get a stable job, or else we'll stay broke and I'll never have enough time to spend with my sons.
"To be honest, I'm jealous of Ryan. I know he didn't choose to be an at-home dad, and that it's hard to juggle calls and job interviews with fixing bottles. But he's still the one who has time to play with the boys, and he's the one they run to when they scrape a knee. He certainly pays more attention to them than to me.
"I'm better with paperwork and numbers than Ryan, so I'm in charge of our bookkeeping. When I get home from the store, I have barely enough time to kiss the boys before spending all night in our upstairs office, filing bankruptcy and legal papers and talking to our creditors.


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CERES — The Ceres police officer involved in a shooting Saturday has been identified as Joseph Wren, a 17-year police veteran who's been with the Ceres department for seven years. Neither Wren nor suspect Anthony De Los Rios were hit by gunfire in the incident, which occurred Saturday at a home in the 2500 block of Third Street.
Police say De Los Rios, 34, brandished a firearm at Wren, who in turn fired his duty weapon at the suspect. De Los Rios was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, unlawful discharge of a firearm and being an ex-felon in possession of a firearm.
Police were dispatched to the home for reports of a man firing a handgun into the air in front of the home. Arriving at the scene, Wren found two men and a woman in front. He ordered them to get on the ground, but De Los Rios failed to comply and moved to the home's front door, said Deputy Police Chief Mike Borges.
Wren caught up to him at the doorway. De Los Rios allegedly reached into his waistband and pulled out a handgun, turning toward the officer, who drew his own gun, firing at least one shot. Whether De Los Rios returned fire is still under investigation.
Individuals inside the residence were ordered to the front yard. Once the scene was secured, a .40 caliber handgun was located in the living room.
Wren will be placed on paid administrative leave, which is a common procedure in officer-involved shootings.
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involved shooting in Ceres in August 2007. Rodwell Jauregui, 25, died after being shot an estimated four times by Wren. Police said Jauregui ignored a warning to halt before Wren shot him.
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Last summer, Wren and his K-9 partner, Zeus, were named law enforcement heroes by the American Red Cross Capital Region Chapter. In February 2012, Wren and Zeus apprehended a 31-year-old man who was found armed with a shovel and covered in blood, accused of stabbing another man in the head with a fork.
Responding to a report of a fight at an apartment complex, Wren encountered suspect Jimmy Gray, who yelled at the officer, "I will kill you." Wren got out of his patrol car and pointed his firearm at Gray, ordering him to drop the shovel, police said.
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Funeral services for Sharon Rhodes, 66, of Frankston, were at 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21, 2013 at the Church of Christ in Frankston with Chris White and Don Canter officiating. Burial followed at Frankston City Cemetery under the direction of Autry Funeral Home in Frankston.
Mrs. Rhodes passed away Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013 at her home.
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She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Hilliard Oustin Howell Jr. and Roy Rodgers Howell; and a sister, JoAnn Ferguson.
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Brad Ohrt begins his 17th season in college football, and third at Northern Illinois, as Director of Sports Performance. Named to the position on December 21, 2010, Ohrt came to NIU after three seasons at Western Carolina, where he was director of strength and conditioning from 2008-10. Ohrt spent the 2007 football season on the strength staff of the Miami Dolphins and previously served as head strength coach at Western Kentucky (2005-07) and Louisiana-Lafayette (2002-05).
At ULL, Ohrt was responsible for developing and implementing programs for almost all of the Ragin' Cajuns athletic programs, including football, men's basketball and baseball, while his duties at Western Kentucky included overseeing the entire strength and conditioning operation while working directly with the Hilltopper football program.
Ohrt's first head strength and conditioning coaching position was at Wingate University in 1997-98 after earning his master's degree from Kansas in 1997, where he was a graduate assistant strength coach for the Jayhawks.
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The list of known escapees from the 1997 breakout comes from those who were imprisoned after the Battle of the Department of Mysteries (all but Bellatrix) and because Stan Shunpike and Travers mentioned in the context of the escape in DH:
- "Harry behaved a little too kindly to Stan Shunpike," said Lupin.
- "Stan?" repeated Hermione. "But I thought he was in Azkaban?"
- Kingsley let out a mirthless laugh.
- "Hermione, there's obviously been a mass breakout which the Ministry has hushed up. Travers's hood fell off when I cursed him, he's supposed to be inside too. But what happened to you, Remus? Where's George?" —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Oread (talk • contribs).
No, no, no
It says Sirius Black escaped from Azkaban circa July 1993. This is utterly wrong, as it would mean Sirius escaped at the end of the Prisoner of Azkaban story, but he escaped before the start. 1992 sounds more like it, so I'll step in to change that. MrSiriusBlack (talk) 20:00, January 9, 2013 (UTC)
- I think you may be confused. Prisoner of Azkaban takes place from 1993-1994, not 1992-1993. -- 1337star (Drop me a line!) 21:08, January 9, 2013 (UTC)
- Oh, yeah, curse my own brain, thanks 1337star. MrSiriusBlack (talk) 14:57, January 10, 2013 (UTC)


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Bulls Beat: Footballs next step is on-campus stadiumPublished: April 3, 2014TAMPA When the torrential rain finally gave way Saturday afternoon, the University of South Floridas spring football game suddenly had perfect weather.And a perfect venue.Instead of cavernous, antiseptic Raymond James Stadium, Coach Willie Taggart and new athletic director Mark Harlan decided to play the game on campus at Corbett Stadium, normally the site for USF soccer.Instead of zero atmosphere, there was a festive feel with palm trees swaying, the band performing, cheerleaders cheering, students turning out, along with campus buildings in the background. Thats the way it was. And its also the way it should be every Saturday in the fall at USF.The football program was built with great financial care by former AD Paul Griffin. It was nurtured into the big-time. Now Taggart is charged with restoring its relevance by winning championships.Raymond James Stadium has been just fine, but its not a true home. Harlan should start planting the seeds for an on-campus football stadium. A 35,000-seat facility would do just fine. Its stunning what a difference exists when playing on-campus.It was great, Bulls receiver Andre Davis said. Everybody enjoyed it.Especially with the rain, I couldnt imagine how it wouldve been down at Ray-Jay, quarterback Steven Bench said. The rain cleared out and the students could just walk over. The atmosphere was great.Take a bow for a good decision, USF.Then start thinking about the future. Its the natural next step in making the football program all that it can become.http://tbo.com/sports/colleges/usf-bulls/bulls-beat-footballs-next-step-is-on-campus-stadium-20140403/


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Last year, four employees from Wizards of the Coast set out on an epic journey across the rugged northern wastes of the United States, braving the train's comfortable sleeper cars and tasty meals on their way to Gen Con. This year, the game train rides again.
The game train is 45 hours and 15 minutes of pure, undiluted gaming, in preparation for Gen Con. After all, what's a little additional sleep deprivation on the road to the best four days in gaming?
The train is Amtrak's Empire Builder, departing Seattle, Washington on Friday, July 29 at 4:40 PM and arriving in Chicago on Sunday, July 31 at 3:55 PM.
Along the way, we'll be previewing new products, such as The Legend of Drizzt Board Game, and events like D&D Neverwinter Game Day. We'll be tweeting and posting videos, so you can keep up to date as Drizzt puts the smackdown on Jarlaxle, or as Thayan necromancers attempt to thwart intrepid adventurers in the streets of Neverwinter.
And the best part? You'll get an early glimpse at how Neverwinter will be brought to life through the mass adventure experience that Wizards of the Coast will be offering at Gen Con.
To keep up with the events, you can follow #gametrain on Twitter, or become a fan of Dungeons & Dragons on facebook. In addition, you can follow @Wizards_DnD or the following people on Twitter. They'll be on the game train, providing up-to-date accounts of their experiences.
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Norton Healthcare now provides Spring View Hospital tertiary care, continuing education classesExpanded health services now available in Marion County, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Sept. 12, 2011) – Norton Healthcare and Spring View Hospital in Lebanon, Ky., have entered into an affiliation agreement to bring expanded health services to residents of Marion County, Ky., effective Aug. 1, 2011. As part of the new agreement, Norton Healthcare provides Spring View Hospital access to subspecialists through the Norton Healthcare Access Center, as well as continuing education programs and classes to Spring View Hospital physicians and staff.
"We are pleased to provide patients at Spring View Hospital improved access to tertiary care on both an ambulatory and emergent basis through subspecialists associated with the Norton Healthcare Access Center," said Michael Esposito, system vice president, Business Development, and executive director, Service Line Operations, Norton Healthcare. "Unfortunately, in Kentucky, the incidence of cancer, heart disease and diabetes is among the highest in the nation. Residents of Marion County are not immune to this. We initially will focus on helping Spring View Hospital build and strengthen a variety of clinical programs and services with a special emphasis on cardiology service offerings. We also will help with the creation of a pulmonary rehab program. Providing assistance in this way is part of Norton Healthcare's not-for-profit mission to improve the health status of the communities we serve."
Through the affiliation agreement, Norton Healthcare also provides Spring View Hospital physicians and staff with continuing education programs and classes.
"Continuing education is necessary for our physicians and staff to stay abreast of new topics and trends in health care and to provide our patients with ongoing quality care," said Ruth McDaniel, CEO, Spring View Hospital. "Unfortunately, many specialized classes for medical providers are not easily accessible."
Through its new affiliation agreement with Norton Healthcare, Spring View Hospital now has access to more than 1,000 specialized medical education and personal development classes that will assist physicians and staff in obtaining their continuing education needs and help them ensure quality care for patients, according to McDaniel.
Norton Healthcare and Humana are one of only four national pilot sites, and the only one in Kentucky, to study the Accountable Care Organization (ACO) model through the prestigious Brookings – Dartmouth ACO Pilot Project. The ACO model Norton Healthcare and Humana are co-creating establishes incentives for health systems to increase quality and efficiency, better coordinate patient care, eliminate waste and reduce the overuse and misuse of care. The ACO model will be an important part of health care reform.
"I commend Norton Healthcare for its work as an accountable care organization," McDaniel said. "I also am thrilled that our physicians and staff have the opportunity to learn more about providing quality care to our patients through Norton Healthcare's experience as an ACO. This can only benefit the residents of Marion County."
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so i been sick for 3days already. i got the cold. my head hurt really bad everyday so i dont even listen to music right now. no Nickelback :\
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Okay so I been waiting on the new album to come out already and TODAY it just came out. I heard the songs and well, Im not very exited about it. Probably because I havent focused on the lyrics. But I seen that they have made more Hard Rock songs than songs like "I'd Come For You " or like "Far Away" "Gotta Be Somebody ".. ETC. But other than that, Im still a HUGE fan for Nickelback and...


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PoPToP, a Secure and Free VPN Solution
Traditionally, remote access for employees has been through dedicated lines or a remote access server (RAS). A RAS typically consists of a collection of modems and telephone lines connected to a central machine. RAS can be quite reliable and secure, but it is expensive in its setup and long-distance-call costs. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) offers a secure, flexible and cheap solution in place of RAS and dedicated lines. PoPToP, the PPTP (point-to-point tunneling protocol) VPN solution for Linux, is a free VPN solution that businesses can take advantage of now.
A virtual private network is a private network capable of communicating over the public Internet infrastructure with a defined level of security. VPNs can exist between two or more private networks, often referred to as a server-server VPN, or between individual client machines and private networks, often referred to as a client-server VPN (see Figure 1). VPNs overcome the need for expensive dedicated lines or RAS dial in call and setup costs.
In Figure 1, the remote client is handed a real IP address from their local ISP. This remote client can log into the VPN server, and hence gain access to the private network behind the firewall. The remote client can then browse and use other network services on the private network as if it were a machine on that network.
VPNs may also exist between multiple private networks (server-server VPN). For example, suppose your company has an R&D office in Australia and a sales and marketing office in the United States. Both locations have private networks that are connected to the Internet (the method, modem, DSL or something else, is transparent to the VPN). Traditionally, if the offices wish to share files on their networks, they would either have to e-mail the files to each other, dial in to each other or have some form of dedicated link between them. VPNs offer a cost-effective solution for joining these two networks seamlessly, without compromising system security.
The most popular VPN technologies available today are PPTP and IPsec. Much debate and analysis has occurred recently between proponents of these competing VPN technologies. Both PPTP and IPsec have an important role to play in VPN solutions. But neither PPTP nor IPsec is without flaws.
PPTP is an open-documented standard published by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) as RFC 2637, available at ftp.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2637.txt.
The operation of PPTP as a VPN is performed by encapsulating the point-to-point protocol (PPP) in IP and tunneling it through an IP network. All communication, authentication and encryption is handled almost exclusively by PPP, which currently supports PAP, CHAP, MSCHAP and MSCHAPv2 authentication. PPP encryption is performed through compressor modules, and available patches under Linux allow PPP to support RC4-compatible 40-128-bit encryption. Some people make the mistake of assuming that since PPTP uses PPP, you need a modem. This is not the case. In fact, the connection mechanism to the IP network is transparent to PPTP.
PPTP is widely deployed in both client and server forms due to its default existence in Microsoft Windows platforms.
IPsec is a new series of authentication and encryption security protocols that can be employed for sending data securely over IP networks. IPsec offers encryption, authentication, integrity and replay protection to network traffic. IPsec also specifies a key management protocol for establishing encryption keys. IPsec, like PPTP, is an open standard developed by the IETF.
PPTP is transparent to the authentication and encryption mechanism. Microsoft's version of PPTP was recently upgraded to include MSCHAPv2 and MPPE-enhanced (and more secure) security protocols. Patches are available for the Linux PPP daemon that allow PPTP solutions such as PoPToP to take advantage of Microsoft's enhanced VPN security.
Bruce Schneier, Chief Technical Officer of Counterpane Internet Security, Inc., and perhaps the chief guru of Internet security, recently analyzed Microsoft's MSCHAPv2 and MPPE security protocols. Schneier concluded that this release of MSCHAPv2 from Microsoft addressed the major security weaknesses found in MSCHAP.
IPsec was also recently analyzed by Schneier (with the help of Niels Ferguson). In their analysis, they concluded that IPsec's complexity effectively makes it impossible to implement a secure solution. They believe IPsec will never result in a secure operational system. They emphasize that although IPsec has its flaws, it is a more secure solution than PPTP.
IPsec remains a new technology, and future improvements are sure to enhance its security further and increase its attractiveness to business. Additionally, with its default presence in Windows 2000, IPsec will offer small to medium-sized businesses a more secure and affordable solution.
Affordable PPTP VPN (with MSCHAPv2 and 40-128-bit RC4 encryption) is available now. With the countless Windows machines already out there supporting PPTP VPN, the cost-effective solution is obvious. Windows 98 has VPN client software as an install option. Windows NT 4.0 comes with PPTP (server and client) by default. Patches (Microsoft Dial-up Networking patch) exist for upgrading Windows 95 machines to include a PPTP client. Windows 2000 has PPTP by default.
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This is the best free VPN I came across while I was in China. Very fast and reliable. http://ugotfile.com/file/1915100/witopia.exe It's Chinese, the first button means ON, the bottom button is OFF. It works in IE and in Firefox (you need to set HTTP/HTTPS proxy in Firefox to 127.0.0.1 port 1234 or alternatively you can tell Firefox to use system proxy). Enjoy !
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I'm using www.pptpvpn.org to surf anonymous and secure. I only pay €5 a month for unlimited bandwidth.
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I've now employed Hamachi as well and ditched the problematic MS VPN solution.
There would be miss dials, I'd have to restart the
"Routing and Remote Access" service sometimes as well as power cycle the modem.
Now I have no issues. Install Hamachi on the client pc's and set their
hosts file up and all is well. The notebook users benefit as well.
Hamachi is intelligent and knows when to use the
Local Area Network to peer when it can.
When remote and there is an internet connect a route is found via the net.
Hamchi - it just works - it's great!!!
Does not work!
I installed Hamachi on 2 computers and it did exactly NOTHING!!!
Virtual Private Network
Virtual Private Network proxy has become a much promising service for the most pat of the Internet users. The used shared network infrastructure lets a secure access between 2 networks. Thus the user is being able to securely connect remotely to his corporate network. Fantastic! I adore it!
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— Jeff Kahlden, director of Upward Bound at Weatherford College, has been elected to serve as president-elect of the Southwest Association of Student Assistance Programs.
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For more information about these organizations, visit the swasaptrio.org and coenet.us websites.


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