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Mob-handed Striders take the bragging rights, but Harriers' Chambers is King
2:20pm Monday 16th December 2013 in Sport
By Alan Dolton
Croydon Harriers Peter Chambers was the victor in the first ever mob match against Striders of Croydon in Lloyd Park.
However, Striders – who had 51 runners compared with 30 Harriers – took the overall bragging rights by 1,906 points to 1,415.
Run alongside Saturday's parkrun, Chambers, clocking 17 minutes not only took the mob crown, but also the top spot in the weekly meeting.
Harriers club-mate Kartik Iyer, who had warmed up by winning a mile race at Croydon Arena two days before, finished second in 18:30.
Striders had the next two finishers with Ernie Hann third (18:38) and Justin Macenhill fourth (18:40), closely followed by Harriers' middle-distance coach Alan Burn who was fifth (18:46).
James Bennett, not yet a registered club member although he has been training with Striders, was sixth (18.58), two seconds ahead of Harriers' David Chambers.
The first U15 athlete home was Harriers' Omar Harhara in eighth overall, clocking 19:16, while the first U15 girl was Harriers' Josie Kavanagh who placed 73rd overall (24:53), and the first over-50 was Harriers' Colin Oxlade, who placed 11th overall in 19:55.
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Striders had the first over-60 in Colin Cotton who placed 58th overall (23.34), ahead of Harriers' Norman Hemming who placed 71st (24.25). In the team event, Harriers took an early lead with 12 of the first 18 finishers, compared with only four Striders.
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I want to perform an analysis of a database, but I have some questions about things that are more desirable or not. for this I would like to make some questions and see if I can help to clarify my doubts:
Problems that have to use cursors in triggers.
Affects the performance of the database?
To what extent is advisable to use triggers?Use triggers as little as possible.
rmespas80 wrote:That's a lot of triggers! Do you really need all of them?
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Gone way down hill – We have come here several times over the years and tonight was the last. It took 40 min. just to get out appetizer. The app. was the reason we came here, it used to be so good. It was the crab stuffed Portabella mushroom in a pastry shell. Now the crab mixture is mostly cream cheese and the pastry was skimpy and under cooked. My husband ordered the Red snapper with a bread crumb coating. It was so salty it was impossible to eat. I ordered the chicken marsala and the chicken was like leather. We sent them both back and our waitress came back and said that the real cook apologizes, it was made by a new cook? he remade them both and we took them home. The Snapper was better but not great and the chicken was still tough. And I think the prices are high. 17.00 for the chicken and 20.00 for the snapper.
Special dinner my eye! – Peppino's has always been a place we love to go, until last Sat night. We decided to go out on Sat for Valentines dinner, I made a reservation for 2 and I specifically asked for a"corner table" so to have a somewhat romantic & private experience. We promptly arrived at 6:00pm to find the restaurant very busy. When being escorted to our table I reminded the hostess of my request. She sighed and said she did not have any corner tables and would another be ok. I said that would be fine as long as it was not in the middle of the room. Our server Erin greeted us and told us of the dinner specials, and we placed our order shortly after. The "special" was a pasta dish with a spicy marinara sauce with a variety of seafood in the sauce, topped off with a 1 pound lobster. Our order arrived and what I found in front of me was an overcooked dried up lobster split down the middle with barely any seafood in the sauce. I proceeded to "twirl" my spaghetti with my fork and spoon as all italians do and what got was short overcooked eggnoodles. I was so upset, I complained to our server, she apologized but that was it!! I expected a manager to come to our table to find out what the complaint was and nothing!! Then the bill came.....the "special dinner" was $36. I was shocked!! We paid for our dinner then left with no intentions of returning! The food is average the management, terrible and the price for what you get OUTRAGIOUS!!
Best Garlic Breadsticks – I doubt the deserts are homemade. If they are, they are kept in the refrigerated case way past shelf life. The last time we were there, I ordered desert and requested a they take it back. We were given a credit, but unfortunately the desert my wife took home that evening to eat later was also past it's tasty life.
Great Quality At a Reasonable Price – First some context: I grew up enjoying homemade Italian foood made by relatives born in Italy and lived in NYC for 25 years. This place is the real deal and could successfully compete with Italian restaurants in Little Italy in NYC. The Chef (Fortunato) prepares a variety of unique sauces and dishes worty of a 5-star restaurant, yet there are no entrees priced over $20! The owner and the staff make you feel like a guest at their home for Sunday dinner. This is the way an Italian restaurant is supposed to be - the opposite of the pre-packaged "Olive Garden" experience.
5 Star dining at a reasonable price – Peppion?s Restaurant is the best Italian food in East Orlando. The restaurant has a lot of ambiance and the food is fantastic. I especially prefer Italian restaurants that are authentic and old worldly which is exactly what Peppino?s is. What is also great about this place is you can go out for a very nice dinner with great service and wonderful food and pay no more than you would at the Macaroni Grill! It is a much better value for the money than Macaroni Grill, Olive Garden, Carabas, or any of those big chain restaurants.
Not so good – We visited this restaurant over the week and were disappointed. Portions were skimpy and quality of all of our entrees was less than average. Hostess was friendly, but our waiter's attitude was stern and spartan.
The building needs some serious renovation, particularly the restrooms.
Best Italian Food you can find – I must say this is a place to try. My husband and I went to Peppino's on 4/18/08. From outside it doesn't seem like much. But once inside it's so amazingly beautiful. Friendly wait staff and the owner greeted us as we entered and left.
Come hungry, their plates are very large. The taste is the best I've had in a long time. Very large selection of entrees and desserts. I have not idea what the other reviewer was talking about in the sense of desserts. They have over 10 different options. And their prices are very good. I think I ordered the most expensive item and that was $16.99 I must say I will order that again too. It was so big, that I had to take a box home and then, my daughter and husband and I ate out of the left-overs.
Great place to eat. Very highly recommend.
Best Italian dishes and wine. – There's a huge variety of dishes, from pasta, seafood, chicken, and veal. Each dessert was homemade and the service was great.
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Police arrest man posing as a bounty hunterFargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Fargo Police have arrested a man they say was posing as a bounty hunter in the area.
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Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Fargo Police have arrested a man they say was posing as a bounty hunter in the area.
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Azzarello grew up in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. His mother ran a restaurant; his father was a salesman. He was not a superhero fan. He read war and monster comics. He later studied painting and printmaking at the Cleveland Institute of Art, then spent years working odd jobs: as a janitor, in demolition. He painted at night and moved to Chicago in 1989; it was cheaper than New York City.
Around this time he became enamored of Black Lizard Press, which published scores of vintage crime noir from unappreciated authors such as James M. Cain, David Goodis, Lionel White. Also, the work of novelist Jim Thompson, whose books included "The Grifters," "After Dark, My Sweet" and "The Killer Inside Me," was seeing a revival.
After meeting Jill Thompson (no relation to Jim) through friends, he sent her — a fan of movie monsters — a story he had written about a werewolf. She was drawing for Vertigo and introduced him to editor Lou Stathis, who, Thompson said, "pretty much hated what he was working on, always referred to Vertigo as 'fairies and elves and (expletive)' and was, like Brian, a great, grumpy guy who thought comic books should be broader."
They hit it off.
At Vertigo, Azzarello met Axel Alonso, Stathis' then-assistant, who sent Azzarello an old comic featuring an obscure character, Johnny Double, beatnik detective. Azzarello and Alonso also pitched "100 Bullets" but were turned down. When "Johnny Double," drawn by Argentine artist Eduardo Risso, who later collaborated with Azzarello on all 100 issues of "100 Bullets," became a modest success, "100 Bullets" was revisited.
"I really wanted to show the viability of the crime genre," Azzarello said. "Because, and people forget this, but at the time, when you did have a cop in a comic book, the chances were that cop was probably possessed by the devil."
Chiang, who was working on "100 Bullets," then as an assistant editor, said: "Right away, ('100 Bullets') felt fresh. Because Brian's writing, which has this piercing, honed quality, felt new. It was the perfect vehicle for him — these dense little packages of the worst of human nature, all told through this terrific framework. Brian really became this vital counterpoint to the optimism that comic books so often tend to peddle."
When writer Warren Ellis walked off "Hellblazer" — DC refused to publish a story he had written about a school shooting, the Columbine shooting having just happened — Azzarello stepped in on the popular comic. Which led to work on Batman and Superman. He created a Western series named "Loveless." When he came across a list of characters that DC was not using anymore, he and Chiang teamed up for the very meta "Doctor 13," about a band of rejected comic book characters traveling to New York to confront their creators.
"I knew he was successful when he stopped showing me his stories before he sent them out," Thompson said. "He had so many comics spinning at once that he just didn't have time to show them to me anymore."
Indeed, Azzarello — who said he reads his dialogue out loud as he writes, establishing a theatrical rhythm (tellingly, his editors in New York said he talks to them more about Chicago theater than comic books) — became known for brashly stepping on the feet of iconic characters. DC liked the change of pace, but some readers, Azzarello said, "cry bloody murder." Like the time he and Risso gave Batman the heart of a sadistic creep and an internal noirish monologue, treating the cape with the all the gravitas of a cheap trench coat.
Asked if the criticism bothers him, he said, "I like being a cult figure."
Asked why he doesn't branch out and write for Marvel more often, he mentioned that Alonso is Marvel editor-in-chief now and the pair had a falling-out when Alonso left and Azzarello didn't give Marvel a chance to offer a deal. (Alonso didn't respond to requests to talk about Azzarello.) Besides, he's written for Marvel, he said. A decade ago he wrote a Hulk book. In it, Bruce Banner, Hulk's alter ego, tells a story about trying to kill himself, about sticking a gun in his mouth and pulling the trigger, and the Hulk just spitting out the bullet.
Huh, I said, an anecdote just like that made it into the "Avengers" movie. Azzarello grinned and said nothing.
Who else would think of that?
Before I left Azzarello's dining room, which is packed with art from his wife and from him — art stacked against art in every corner, as well as dime store paperbacks, Ian Fleming novels, James Ellroy books and Jim Thompson biographies, and Eisner Awards, the comic industry trade award, won both by Azzarello and his wife, scores of the Daily Planet-shaped trophies everywhere — he told me that following the success of "Luthor," DC wanted him to take on every DC supervillain. But after Luthor and Joker, he lost interest. They are the only real iconic DC villains, he said, the only compelling ones. I said, "But you write villains so —"
He said, "Because I get 'em. Their motivations make sense to me."
I said, "You sound like a psychopath —"
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Familial idiopathic basal ganglia calcification
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neurodegenerative disorder characterized by calcium deposits in the basal ganglia, a part of the brain that helps start and control movement. The first symptoms often include clumsiness, fatigue, unsteady walking (gait), slow or slurred speech, difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) and dementia. Seizures of various types frequently occur. Symptoms typically start in an individual's 20's to 40's but may begin at any age.The neuropsychiatric symptoms and movement disorders worsen over time.[1] Mutations in the SLC20A2 and PDGFRB genes have been found to cause FIBGC, and this condition is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.[2]Familial idiopathic basal ganglia calcification (FIBGC) is a
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I have a mystery that I hope someone can offer some suggestions about. The bath tub in the apartment over my garage has bluish grey water coming from the spout. The tub also has a shower with an old hand held shower head. My tenant turns on the tub water to get it warm before showering and sometimes it comes out a bluish dark grey for 10 seconds or so. I thought maybe it was something disintegrating in the old shower head but as he turns on the tub first that doesn't seem likely.
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I would check the tub spout nipple, it could be galvanized and is coroding.
A friend suggested I drain the water heater tank and flush it but it seems that I would be seeing the blue water coming from other places if that were the problem. Do you agree? The tub is directly over the water heater so it's the shortest run in the house.
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A University of Arizona student researcher is among just 27 students from North America selected to receive the AACR-Thomas J. Bardos Science Education Award for Undergraduate Students.
Daniel Sotelo, a nutritional sciences and philosophy double major, will join undergraduate students from 20 other colleges and universities at the American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting in Orlando April 2 to 6. He expects to be able to present his research findings at the 2012 AACR annual meeting.
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GASTONIA, N.C. -- A home in Gastonia was destroyed Monday afternoon when a propane tank leaked gas before catching fire just seconds after the homeowner escaped.
Emergency crews were called to the home in the 2800 block of Fair Oaks Drive around 1:50 p.m.
The homeowner, a 69-year-old man, told fire crews he smelled fumes from the propane tank and got out of the home right before a massive fire started. The man kept a 100-pound propane cylinder in his home for heating purposes, according to fire crews.
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You remember Miroslav Azis, from Pittsburgh. He smashed it on Blank Slate 001... and his grimly beautiful debut EP runs equally deep and intense.
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Rdesktop: Remote Control with Security Holes
Security researchers iDefense have disclosed three vulnerabilities in the Rdesktop Remote Client.
The Rdesktop RDP client has three different vulnerabilities that are open to remote code injection attacks.
The Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) was created by Microsoft as a basis for terminal services and is also used for remote maintenance of computers.
The first vulnerability is hidden in the "iso.c" file. An integer underflow bug triggers a heap-based buffer overflow on processing manipulated RDP requests. An input validation error in "rdp.c" results in a BSS-based buffer overflow triggered by redirect requests, and an error in the "xrealloc()" function also leads to a heap-based buffer overflow .
According to iDenfense the errors affect Rdesktop version 1.5.0, which was released in September 2006. Earlier versions of the application may be affected. The Rdesktop developers have already removed the vulnerabilities on the CVS. Regular users are thus advised to build the RDP client from the current source code. Users who prefer to avoid the overhead, are advised to reject incoming offers of support from unknown sources.
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KDE Announces Software Compilation 4.13
New release comes with better semantic search and improvements to Kontact.
Coverity: Open Source Code has Fewer Defects
Annual code quality report shows FOSS is more secure at all project size levels.
An Even Smaller Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced an even smaller version of the tiny computer that will fit into a DIMM slot.
Freaky Privilege Escalation Attack
A new class of problems lets a malicious app pre-configure an invisible privilege update.
Facebook Rolls Out New PHP-like Programming Language
New Hack language adds static typing and other conveniences.
Fedora Announces Innovative Crytography Policy System
New crypto policy system will offer easier configuration and more uniform security.
Shuttleworth Calls for Declarative Firmware
Ubuntu founder denounces insecurity in proprietary, close-source software blobs.
New TLS Attack Takes the S out of HTTPS
Vulnerability affects many Linux web servers
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Cloudera, the Commercial Hadoop Company, Closes Series B Funding
Led by Greylock Partners, Additional Funding to Accelerate Growth of Hadoop/MapReduce in Enterprise and Internet Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, CA–(Marketwire – June 2, 2009) – Cloudera, the commercial Hadoop™ company, today announced that it has secured a Series B venture capital funding round led by Greylock Partners, bringing its total funding to date to more than $11 million. Aneel Bhusri, Partner at Greylock, has joined Cloudera's Board of Directors. Existing investor Accel Partners, which led the Series A round, also participated in the round.
With proven investments such as Red Hat and WorkDay, Greylock Partners brings deep expertise and operational experience in enterprise software, particularly in data management.
"Cloudera is uniquely positioned to take advantage of a large market opportunity around complex, large-scale data in the enterprise," said Aneel Bhusri, partner at Greylock Partners. "The rapid adoption of Hadoop/MapReduce, Cloudera's team of leading experts on large-scale data who come from Facebook, Google, Oracle and Yahoo!, and their rapid customer acquisition strongly positions the company to lead this revolution in data management."
Cloudera's mission is to bring the Hadoop/MapReduce platform — a powerful new way to store and manage vast volumes of data — to the enterprise. The combination of under-utilized data within corporations and the new generation of data-intensive applications demand a new data analytics and data processing platform. Hadoop/MapReduce has proven to be the solution that can serve this new market need. Hadoop is already the data processing engine behind some of the world's largest and most popular Internet businesses. With this latest capital investment, Cloudera plans to drive the company's growth across all strategic functions including product development, training, support, sales, and marketing.
"Cloudera has all the ingredients to change the game and data management. The Hadoop technology has been proven to solve complex, large-scale data problems, the founding team comes with the deepest implementation experience in Hadoop and MapReduce, and customer adoption and interest is accelerating. The growth we have seen since the company started just eight months ago has been very strong," said Ping Li, general partner at Accel Partners. "We firmly believe the company will become a category leader in a growing and new market around data management."
"We are thrilled to have Greylock on the Board to help take the company to the next phase of growth," said Mike Olson, CEO at Cloudera. "The expertise Accel, Greylock and our other investors bring will further accelerate Cloudera's penetration of the enterprise and Internet markets."
Cloudera's other investors include Diane Greene (former CEO of VMware), Marten Mickos (former CEO of MySQL), and Jeff Weiner (President of LinkedIn).
About Cloudera
Cloudera, the leader in Apache Hadoop-based software and services, enables data driven enterprises to easily derive business value from all their structured and unstructured data. Cloudera's Distribution including Apache Hadoop (CDH), available to download for free at www.cloudera.com/downloads, is the most comprehensive, tested, stable and widely deployed distribution of Hadoop in commercial and non-commercial environments. For the fastest path to reliably using this completely open source technology in production for Big Data analytics and answering previously un-addressable big questions, organizations can subscribe to Cloudera Enterprise, comprised of Cloudera Manager software and Cloudera Support. Cloudera also offers training and certification on Apache technologies, as well as consulting services. As the top contributor to the Apache open source community and with tens of thousands of nodes under management across customers in financial services, government, telecommunications, media, web, advertising, retail, energy, bioinformatics, pharma/healthcare, university research, oil and gas and gaming, Cloudera's depth of experience and commitment to sharing expertise are unrivaled. www.cloudera.com
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Dry and funny, exact and exacting, the 10 short stories in This Cake is for the Party elevate economy of expression itself to an art. "
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About Sarah
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Any idea how to solve this problem ? I read something about "weaksauce12" method, but I don't know how to obtain the patch.
Someone use the same motherboard and know the working solution ? I don't really want to update the BIOS because is risky, I don't have enough budget to buy another motherboard :D
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We're pleased to announce that this year's website Poet in Residence will be Jo Bell. She'll be writing poems for the website throughout the Festival, just as Adam Horovitz did last year.
For more information on Jo, and to check out some of her poems, head over to her website.Jo will also perform in the Poetry&Words tent on the Sunday afternoon.


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The Under-21 side got back to winning ways with a 2-1 victory over Manchester City at Stamford Bridge today (Sunday). Goals at the start and end of the first half from John Swift (pictured) and Andreas Christensen were enough to earn maximum league points, despite a second half goal from substitute Jordi Hiwula ensuring a nervy last few moments.
Team news
Dermot Drummy made three changes from the side that went down 3-2 in their previous game at Everton. Mitchell Beeney replaced Jamal Blackman in goal, Lewis Baker returned to the side after his involvement in the first team squad for the Capital One Cup tie at Swindon and there was a start in defence from Tomas Kalas, returning from injury after two months sidelined.
Andreas Christensen partnered Kalas in central defence, with Isak Ssewankambo and captain Nathan Ake at full-back, while Islam Feruz continued to lead the line up front supported by Isaiah Brown and Alex Kiwomya from the flanks. Ruben Loftus-Cheek and John Swift made up the midfield trio with Baker.
First half
The young Blues were looking to bounce back from defeat last time out against Everton, while the visitors from Manchester City, managed by former Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira, were featuring a number of players from their Under-19 side that thrashed Bayern Munich 6-0 during the week in the UEFA Youth League.
The opening exchanges were even as both sides tried to get a feel for the game in midfield, although Christensen had to be alert to clear the danger from the six-yard box after a tricky run down the left by Albert Ruznak inside the first five minutes.
However the deadlock was broken just a couple of minutes later as the hosts ventured forward on their first attack of the game. Brown and Ake combined down the left and the skipper managed to gain a few yards of space from the defender with a quick burst of pace, before delivering a deep cross towards Swift at the far post. The midfield man went in bravely and nodded the floating ball past Ian Lawlor in the City goal despite pressure from a number of defenders, notching his third goal in four Under-21 games.
A period of sustained City pressure followed as the visitors looked to get back on level terms quickly, however Drummy's side were defending patiently and pressing the ball at every opportunity, not allowing the midfield players time in possession.
Loftus-Cheek managed to steal the ball in midfield after one such spell and launched a quick break, feeding in Feruz down the right channel. However the striker's effort after cutting in on to his left foot was tame and wide.
The Blues remained confident in possession and were putting on some entertainment for the crowd in attendance inside Stamford Bridge. Ake, Swift and Brown dazzled with a few flicks and tricks down the left before the latter jinked his way into the penalty area. Despite losing his footing and tumbling to the turf the forward still managed to get an effort on goal, although Lawlor smothered the danger quickly.
Loftus-Cheek then saw an effort well saved behind by the visiting keeper after some further impressive footwork earned him some space inside the box, before City enjoyed their best spell of the game up to that point.
Ake had to be on full alert to deny Devante Cole with a terrific last-ditch tackle after Sinan Bytyqi had unselfishly squared the ball once played in through the middle, before full-back Greg Leigh's low delivery from the left was just a couple of inches ahead of the sliding Cole.
The young Blues had to remain patient without the ball and were causing most of their problems on the counter-attack, however it was City who continued to threaten to grab an equaliser. Seko Fofana had an effort fly high and wide after the bouncing ball set up nicely for him 25 yards out, while a loose ball from Ssewankambo at the back almost proved costly before the defender recovered his position and got the tackle in.
As the interval loomed Kiwomya shot wide after space opened up for him inside the right channel, before the hosts grabbed a second goal in first-half stoppage time. A corner from the left was flicked on at the front post and Christensen was on hand to prod the ball over the line from a couple of yards. The two-goal deficit at the break was somewhat harsh on City, however the Blues' impressive defensive work and intensity going forward had been rewarded with a decent cushion.
Second half
Chelsea kicked off the second half shooting towards the Shed End in the west London sunshine, however it was down the other end where most of the action remained as City looked for a way back into the game. Kalas was smart to divert behind a low cross from substitute Adam Drury with Cole lurking, while a few early set-pieces were also dealt with comfortably.
Marlon Lopes then lined up a dangerous-looking central free kick about 25 yards out, however the City captain, who grabbed a hat-trick against Bayern Munich in the week, opted to pass rather than shoot and the chance was quickly snuffed out on the edge of the Chelsea box. There was an opportunity for a quick Chelsea break then as Brown burst forward and the hosts had three men attacking against two defenders, though the wideman's pass through to Baker was slightly overhit and the danger cleared.
Drummy's first change of the game saw Kiwomya make way for Lamisha Musonda in a like-for-like swap on the right wing, while Vieira shuffled his striking options by replacing Cole with Jordi Hiwula up front.
As the hour mark passed Brown saw a header float just over the bar after good work down the right by Swift, before Ssewankambo took a knock that meant he could no longer continue and was replaced in defence by Alex Davey, with Kalas moving to right-back.
Yet it was the visitors' change that was to pay more immediate dividends as Hiwula grabbed a goal back with 20 minutes left to play. Good work down the right by full-back Drury and Jason Denayer fashioned the opening and, after a square ball across goal left Beeney helpless, the striker tapped home from a couple of yards.
That goal opened up what had been a tight contest, while the introduction of Jeremie Boga also provided Drummy's side with additional attacking prowess. It was the Frenchman's pressure, combined with that of Baker, that created a chance that ought to have seen the game put to bed, as the latter stole the ball from Ruznak and advanced towards goal, only for Lawlor to make a very good low save to keep his side in the game.
Feruz then fired wide as Chelsea kept up the pressure on the visitors while Kalas's effort from Baker's low corner flew only narrowly over Lawlor's bar. Yet it was City with the predictable late rally as they sought a dramatic equaliser and Beeney had to make a very good save down low with his legs to deny Fofana in stoppage time. Christensen and Davey defended the box strongly in the final few minutes and the hosts held on for all three points to secure their fourth win of the campaign.
Manager reaction
'It was very pleasing because it was a really tough game,' said Drummy afterwards. 'I thought they caused us a lot of problems. They played really well and we had to dig deep and take our chances and fortunately we got the goal right before half time.
'It was a great first goal. Nathan Ake involved, he was outstanding all game, and once again John Swift getting into the box at the right time. But in the second half we really had to dig deep. I think the trip to Steaua and getting back at 5am the following morning, even though the boys had a day off, was tough on them so I'm really pleased that we've got that mentality.
'The second goal was crucial because they could have scored. It was a scrappy goal, which we don't normally score, but a pleasing goal to get and when you go in 2-0 up it's so important. We were really strong in the second half, Andreas defended resolutely and Mitchell made a very good save at the end.
'We couldn't press them high because our energy levels weren't there but also Man City played a great game in playing and building from the back so they didn't give us the ball cheaply and we had to work for it.'
Drummy also reported on a positive return from injury for Kalas and indicated the defender wouldn't be the only one in the group spending time with the first team next week.
'Tomas is back now and got 90 minutes and I'll talk to José and the medical team about where he goes next. We're off until Tuesday and then the boys who aren't on international duty will go into training at the next level with the first team and José will see them so they've got to really recover well.'
The next match for Drummy's side is a trip to the Stadium of Light to face Sunderland after the international break on Monday 21st October.
Chelsea Mitchell Beeney; Isak Ssewankambo (Alex Davey 67), Tomas Kalas, Andreas Christensen, Nathan Ake (c); Lewis Baker, Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Jeremie Boga 75), John Swift; Alex Kiwomya (Lamisha Musonda 57), Isaiah Brown, Islam Feruz
Unused subs Ben Killip, Kevin Wright
Manchester City Ian Lawlor; Shay Facey (Adam Drury h/t), Greg Leigh, Ellis Plummer, Jason Denayer; George Evans (George Glendon 79) Seko Fofana, Marlon Lopes (c); Sinan Bytyqi, Albert Rusnak, Devante Cole (Jordi Hiwula 62)
Unused subs Angus Gunn, Louis Hutton
By Sam Poplett.
- Pictures courtesy of Mark Sandom.


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We will host START sessions at the locations listed below. These are one-day sessions for first-year or transfer students. These sessions are open to all students, but are specifically targeted towards out-of-state student populations who may not be able to make it to one of the summer START programs in Corvallis.
2014 START on the road locations
Registration for START on the Road will begin, May 1, 2013.
June 6: Anchorage, Alaska
June 14: San Francisco, California
June 15: San Francisco, California
June 21: Honolulu, Hawaii
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Due to the unique nature of this program there are some additional costs for attending a START on the road program. These fees help to cover the cost of travel for OSU staff, facility expenses, and catering. The costs are $125.00 for students and $45.00 for each family member.
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Registration is required for all START programs.
Registration will be available on May 1st.
Math Placement Test for START on the Road
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All first-year students are required to take the test and many transfer students must also take it. To find out if you are required to take the test, please visit our Math Placement Test page.
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9:00-9:30am Check-in
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12:00pm Lunch
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8:45am Welcome and Introductions
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12:00 Lunch
1:00 Advising/Registration continues
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Hawaii Schedule
8:30-9:00am Check-in
9:00am Welcome & Introductions
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12:30pm Lunch
1:30pm Advising/registration continues
4:00pm Program concludes
Locations for each program is given in the electronic confirmation letter you received upon registration. To print or re-print your confirmation please log on to student online services, click on "admissions" menu and instead of registering for a START program you should be able to reprint your START confirmation.


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The puzzling venture: ROAD Istanbul
The first week of April hosted the inspiring 3-day event, Space and Possibilities, in Istanbul. ROAD was part of this event, which turned the Galata Greek School venue into a place of networking for designers, architects and creatives from Turkey.
Amedeo D: a multibrand stop at COIN Milano
The 7th floor of the COIN department store in Milan, the shopping destination for young fashion seekers, leads to Amedeo D.
The Amedeo D design team chose the Autopole Steel to support the display of shoe collections, combining a linear direction with the color variety of the product. The area dedicated to denim was supported by the same fixtures and shelving, giving the store a fresh, young and industrial flair.
ALU solutions check-in at the airport
The San Francisco International Airport (SFO) recently opened its new Terminal 3 (The United Terminal), featuring an array of retail spaces and stores.
Launching two store concepts at the SFO, TSAO Design Group featured Mobile as the centerpiece for the POS area of the 100% Pure new shop.
ALU - One of The Crazy Ones
On Saturday, March 1, 2014, the We Are Family Foundation hosted the 5th TEDxTeen conference in New York City. The event focused on teens and their power to change the world through action, empowerment and perseverance.
ALU had the opportunity to work with the next generation of 'crazy ones' and see exactly why it is so important to believe in students.
ROAD Istanbul – Space and Possibilities
The Retail Design Show continues its journey, and moves from the streets of San Francisco to the ROAD in Istanbul, Turkey.
Designers and retail experts will converge for a three day event in Istanbul, Turkey at "Space and Possibilities" under the umbrella of a vastly unique event format. Organized in partnership with Terminal Design, ROAD Istanbul will be a day fully dedicated to Retail Design. Don't miss this amazing experience on April 3rd at the Galata Greek School.


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Reader praises city's education system10:05 am | November 7, 2012
To the editor:
I am writing not with a political agenda but as a concerned parent who wants the very best for our children. I was outraged after reading Ms. Peters' letter (10/26/12) and her statement that Elizabethton City Schools "have been known in the past for academic excellence," implying that they no longer stand for academic excellence.
Currently, two of our schools are on the state's rewards list (represents the top 5 percent of schools from across the state); also our system met all nine achievement measures identified by the state. These are huge accomplishments!
Ms. Peters' letter refers to overcrowding in our schools due to the addition of many county students. Yes, we have added students! As well as capital improvements at all three elementary schools that included gymnasiums, which allowed for additional classrooms.
As students are added, so are positions to maintain safety and academic excellence. For example, our system has created over 53 new positions (both certified and classified) over the last five years.
Regarding the proposed additions to T.A. Dugger, Ms. Peters as well as many others, have tried to make it a focus on athletics only. Any responsible voter must be clear on what the TAD project entails. It provides new bathrooms and much needed classroom space for T.A. Dugger, as well as making the entire building more accessible for individuals with disabilities. This capital project will positively affect not only our 550 TAD students but also the members of our soccer teams, football teams and band at both middle and high school levels (approximately 350 additional students). This is an improvement endeavor that stands to benefit 900 students, not to mention the possibilities for community use.
Finally, I am not only writing as a parent who believes that my son is receiving the very best education from the very best, most caring teachers, but I am also writing as the wife of a teacher in Elizabethton.
My husband has taught in other school systems and never before have we seen hands-on involvement from administration as we have from Elizabethton's school board, principals and superintendent.
Dr. Wandell greets each student daily at Eastside Elementary doors. School board members are present at school musicals, concerts, pep rallies and athletic events. Our current superintendent hand-delivers an apple to every employee on his or her birthday.
Our administration has hired graduation coaches for the high school, reading and math interventionists to work with K-8 students, and a curriculum coach for K-5.
These may seem like small gestures to some but to a struggling senior, a disheartened first grader, a hard-working teacher, these actions speak volumes. From the top of administration down, teachers feel like they matter…..and if our teachers are empowered and valued, our students will benefit, which after all is the heart of the matter!
Speak to your students, teachers and principals in Elizabethton. Ask them if they feel valued and if they do not, thank them for the hard work they give to our fine education system in Elizabethton.
Dayla Hurley, Elizabethton


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