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SHEPHERDSVILLE – Unlike some spots, there comes a time in a basketball game where the players have to make players and the coaches sit quietly on the sidelines.
ASHLAND - The Bullitt East Chargers hit the road on Saturday for a trip to Ashland and the long bus trip didn't have any negative effect on Charger sophomore guard Tyler Sharpe as he exploded for 45 points as the red and gold bombed Boyd County 91-77.
Sharpe connected on seven three-pointers in the win.
"Boyd County had a hard time containing him," Bullitt East head coach Bob Blackburn said later. "Plus, his teammates did a nice job of finding him."
LOUISVILLE – Bullitt County's high school swimming program took part on Friday and Saturday in the Region II Swimming and Diving Championships at the Ralph Wright Natatorium on the University of Louisville campus.
LEXINGTON – The number 13 was certainly a bad number for the Bullitt Central boys' bowling team on Friday at the Ebonite/Kentucky State Championships at Collins Eastland Bowling Center in Lexington.
After qualifying fifth out of the 16 teams in the early bowling, the Cougars advanced to the quarter-finals with a 3-1 victory over Apollo High School. That set up a match with Scott County to be played on lanes 13 and 14.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – After some down seasons, the Bullitt Central wrestling program is making strides to once again be a regional and state contender.
That was certainly the point on Saturday as the Cougars finished fourth in the Region Three event which was contested at North Bullitt.
Bullitt Central finished with 124 points, fueled by the strong finishes of senior brothers Mark Saunders who won the 195-pound division and Michael Saunders who finished second at 182-pounds.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – Rallying from 18 points down in the final six minutes of the game, the Bullitt Central Lady Cougars forced overtime and then beat visiting Holy Cross on Friday in a stunning turn of events for the maroon and gray.
Bullitt Central was down 54-36 with under six minutes remaining in the game before going on a 20-2 run to tie the game at 56-56 at the end of regulation. The final points came on a three-pointer by sophomore Lexi Graham with just four seconds remaining on the clock.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – For 30 minutes on Friday, the Bullitt Central Cougars put forth a strong effort against visiting Holy Cross, a team that just a night earlier, had stunned ninth-ranked Pleasure Ridge Park by four points.
Unfortunately, high school basketball games last 32 minutes. The maroon and gray struggled over the last two minutes, surrendering a 44-40 lead before falling 48-46. The Cougars did not get a shot over the final 60 seconds.
LOUISVILLE – There is nothing better than beating your number one rival.
The feeling is even better when you beat your number one rival in a best of five format after trailing 0-2.
The Bullitt Central boys' bowling team did just that in the Region 3 Tournament recently at Fern Valley Strike and Spare, rallying from a big hole to defeat arch-rival Pleasure Ridge Park in the tourney semi-finals. A year ago, PRP had beaten Bullitt Central in the final.
LOUISVILLE – The ending wasn't exactly what Jared Borah was looking for, but the whole package worked out just fine last Thursday as the Bullitt Central sophomore finished third at the Region 3 Boys' Bowling Tournament, qualifying for this Thursday's Kentucky State Bowling Tournament in Lexington.
Borah will be joined by North Bullitt's Logan Clark who finished fourth, earning the final qualifying spot in Lexington.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – After a few bumps in the road, the Bullitt Central Cougars and the Bullitt East Chargers got back to their winning ways late last week as each team won a pair of games.
The two programs are gearing up for a meeting next Tuesday in Shepherdsville that will part of a girl/boy doubleheader, the only meeting in the regular season between the two teams this season.
Cougars Roll
On Thursday, coach Joe Pat Lee's team had no trouble on the road as they cruised past St. Francis 69-36.
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Jostens, the creator of personalized yearbooks, class rings, graduation and other types of products, announced last week it will be moving 25 full-time manufacturing jobs from Owatonna, Minn., to Denton.
In a statement, company officials said the reason for the move was to "take advantage of improved technologies and efficiencies, as well as to continue to improve and integrate delivery and quality of our products."
Company officials also announced it will move its warranty services from Owatonna to its jewelry manufacturing facility, also located in Denton.
According to the statement, there will be no relocation of manufacturing positions from Owatonna to Denton. Only the 25 jobs moving to Denton will be affected, and the move will not impact the other 250 full-time and approximately 150 seasonal positions in Minnesota.
"This was not an easy decision to make, as we understand the impact it has on employees and their families," company officials said in a press release. "Jostens is committed to supporting each impacted employee during the transition. Eligible employees will be offered support in the form of severance benefits."
A timeline for the transition period was not disclosed.
Based in Minneapolis, Jostens began 1897 when Otto Josten decided he wanted to repair jewelry, according to the company's website. The Denton location opened in 1968.
In 2008, the Denton location completed a 13,000-square-foot expansion in order to increase its jewelry production.
Jostens is located at 3500 S. Interstate 35E.
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Darrin Siver, vice president of PACCAR, was recently named Peterbilt's new general manager, according to company officials.
Peterbilt is a subsidiary of PACCAR Inc.
Siver will replace Bill Kozek, who took a new position as president of Navistar International Corp., whose subsidiaries and affiliates produce several brands of commercial and military trucks, diesel engines and school and commercial buses.
Silver has 20 years of experience with PACCAR, most recently serving as general manager of PACCAR Parts, company spokesman Todd Acker said in an e-mail Tuesday afternoon.
Kozek spent 26 years at PACCAR Inc., where he most recently served as vice president and general manager of Peterbilt Motors Company.
The state's annual Energy Star Sales Tax holiday began Saturday and will continue until Monday.
Products exempt from sales taxes include: Energy Star qualified air conditioners priced at $6,000 or less, refrigerators priced at $2,000 or less, ceiling fans, incandescent and fluorescent light bulbs, clothes washers, dishwashers, dehumidifiers and programmable thermostats.
For a complete listing of Energy Star exempt items and rules, visit www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/taxpubs/tx96_1331/ .
Jennifer Ekstrand was pleasantly surprised last week when she learned she was the recipient of a My Dentist free smile makeover valued up to $10,000. The prize was in honor of the grand opening of the Denton location at 2203 W. University Drive.
Officials with the company said Ekstrand had attended the grand opening believing she was there to receive her routine check up as a semifinalist.
Ekstrand will be working directly with Joi McKinney, the lead dentist at the new location, to help her restore her smile, a news statement said.
Ekstrand's makeover journey may be followed online by visiting www.MyDentistInc.com .
Tammy Motteler was the winner of the 2013 McNatt Community Support fundraiser on May 18.
Motteler chose a 2013 Toyota RAV4 Limited from Jim McNatt Toyota as her winning vehicle. She could have chosen from any vehicle from the McNatt Honda, Toyota, Scion, Chevrolet, Buick or GMC with a retail price of $30,000 or less.
The fundraiser assists local schools and organizations gather funds for the kids in Denton, Cooke, Montague and Wise counties. Schools keep 100 percent of the funds raised.
The McNatt fundraiser has provided more than $300,000 to local schools since its start in 2005.
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The fundraiser will support the district's after-school program and help acquire mariachi uniforms for students. Presently there is one mariachi ensemble consisting of 13 middle school and high school students, she said.
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The German discount grocer Aldi Inc. plans to open its first Denton grocery store at 1105 S. Loop 288 at 9 a.m. Thursday. To celebrate the opening of the Denton store, Aldi will conduct a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday.
The event is open to the public. Guests can sample Aldi exclusive brands and tour the new store, a press release said. Additionally, they can participate in an on-site sweepstakes for a chance to win store gift certificates, a news statement said.
Store hours will be 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.
Aldi has more than 1,200 stores located in 32 states. Over the last several years, Aldi has added approximately 50 to 80 new stores each year.
In 2009, Aldi Inc. opened a 500,000-square-foot distribution center at 2500 Westcourt Road in Denton at an estimated cost of $50 million.
Attendees will be able to sample different variety of wines at the "Red, White & Jazz: Wild About Wine" event scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. June 12 at the Wildwood Inn, 2602 Lillian Miller Parkway.
Cost is $50 per person or $45 per person for groups of five or more for general admission and $35 per person or $30 per person for groups of five or more for chamber members.
Raffle tickets will be sold during the event at $5 each.
Deadline to register is June 5.
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Next Supreme Court justice could be swing vote on major environmental decisions
As President Bush considers his nominee to the Supreme Court, advocacy groups are gearing up for a heated confirmation battle. Social issues will no doubt dominate the debate about the next member of the high court. But both environmental groups and business lobbyists plan to ramp up their involvement as well. David Bookbinder, senior attorney with the Sierra Club, and Paul Kamenar, senior executive counsel for the Washington Legal Foundation, take a look at potential candidates, major environmental cases that could reach the docket and the legacy of retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.


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Barring an inconceivable turn of events, USC isn't going to win a national championship this year. But thus far, the Trojans' defense has been restored to its BCS glory days of a decade ago.
In USC's first year under defensive coordinator Clancy Pendergast, opponents are averaging 11.0 points, 59.3 rushing yards and 240.5 total yards per game.
Those numbers rank among the best in the country and call back to some of USC's dominant units from the era of former coach Pete Carroll.
Overall, these Trojans are unlikely to match the remarkable 2008 USC defense, which allowed just 9.0 points per game, had three shutouts, and allowed seven or fewer points in eight of its 13 games.
This defense, though, is statistically ahead of the 2003 and 2004 groups that helped bring national championships to USC, as well as a strong 2007 defense that won the Rose Bowl.
USC has made enormous short-term strides in run defense. A year ago, opponents averaged 167 rushing yards per game. Now it's 59.3. In 2012, USC allowed 4.1 yards per rush. Now it's 2.2 yards.
Can the stellar numbers last? Probably not to that extent. In the next two weeks, USC plays Arizona State and Arizona, teams that have averaged 38.3 and 43.7 points per game, respectively, this season. That's why Coach Lane Kiffin said it's too early to compare this USC defense to its predecessors.
"We used to play a lot different style of offenses in this conference with those great (USC) defenses," Kiffin said. "Now you get tested in a lot of different ways. It's a lot harder to have the numbers like we used to. Fortunately, through four games we're doing it."
Then there's the offense. The Trojans are averaging 340.0 yards per game, which ranks them 106th out of 123 major-division teams. USC's average of 22.3 points per game is 93rd-best in the country.
The Trojans had a stated goal, at the start of the season, to improve their third-down conversion percentage, but they have actually regressed. They're converting at a rate of 27.5 percent (tied for 111th nationally), down from last year's rate of 34.2 percent.
"We were inconsistent in the passing game on third down," Kiffin said of the Utah State game, when USC went 3 for 14. "We're going to have to improve, obviously."
Quarterback Cody Kessler (hand) and receiver Marqise Lee (ankle) attended practice Monday. Safety Dion Bailey was the only starter not on the field for the start of practice. It's unknown if, or how much, Kessler or Lee participated, because practices are closed. No players or coaches were available to reporters Monday.
Punter Kris Albarado was recognized as this week's Pac-12 Conference special teams player of the week after his performance against Utah State.
Albarado had seven punts Saturday. None were returned, none went for touchbacks, and five were downed inside the Utah State 20. Two of Albarado's punts were downed inside the Utah State 5.
Albarado is averaging 40.3 yards on 23 punts this season, with 12 punts downed inside the opponent's 20.
If there's been one pock mark on the Trojans' defense of late, it's the lack of turnovers. USC had four interceptions against Hawaii and two interceptions and one fumble recovery against Washington State, but it did not record a turnover against Boston College or Utah State.
"I think that's just their offense being smart and not giving us the opportunity to get turnovers," safety Su'a Cravens said. "We could have had a couple. … We'll try to execute when they come, but that hasn't been often."
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The Sharks' defense held strong to recover from last week's loss to Hernando and run away to a victory 34-3 over Springstead and finish the year at .500.
Nature Coast (5-5, 4-3) jumped out to a 14-0 lead and kept the Eagles' offense in check.
"We were holding them for the most part," Nature Coast coach Charles Liggett said.
Springstead (2-7, 1-6) had its best drive of the game to start the third quarter. Quarterback Tyler Mahla's rushes and passes took the Eagles inside the Nature Coast 10. But the Sharks held them, and linebacker Richard Hart broke up a pass at the 1 on third down to force a field goal.
"Richard Hart is a ball player," Liggett said.
Nature Coast broke the game open after that. Jacquez Kincade returned the ensuing kickoff up the middle for a touchdown to seize momentum and the victory.
The Sharks also got a boost from Ryan Maniaci, who started at quarterback after being knocked out in last week's loss to Hernando.
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HACKENSACK, N.J. (CBSNewYork/AP) – A former northern New Jersey police officer convicted of child endangerment has been sentenced to seven years in state prison.
Jeffrey Kimmel will also have to register as a sex offender under Megan's Law and will be placed on lifetime parole once he's freed. He was convicted of the charge in April by a Bergen County jury that also cleared him of child sexual assault charges.
Prosecutors claimed Kimmel fondled a 6-year-old girl in a relative's home in 2010. The girl testified on her own behalf in the trial.
But the defense argued the girl's "sketchy memory" meant Kimmel should be acquitted on both counts.
Kimmel has consistently denied the molestation charges. He had faced up to 10 years in prison on the child endangerment charge.
The Bergen Record reports the sentence imposed Friday will run consecutive to a six-year prison term the 49-year-old former Ramsey officer is serving for stealing more than $110,000 from his police union while he served as its treasurer.
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Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the Diesel engine
Making the internal combustion engine as efficient as possible was the aim of many an engineer since the end of 19th century
Few inventors take a direct route to their final achievement and Rudolf Diesel was no different. He first worked as a refrigeration engineer before beginning his crusade to improve the combustion engine.
Although born in France, he spent most of his formative years in Germany, Austria and the UK. He studied at the Industrial School of Augsburg in southern Germany before winning a scholarship to study at the Royal Bavarian Polytechnic in Munich, graduating in 1880.
While at the polytechnic his relationship with one of the professors blossomed into a business opportunity. Diesel helped Carl von Linde to develop a refrigeration plant, where he would later become the director.
Although his enthusiasm for his work would see Diesel claim many patents for the refrigeration business, he began to look at other areas where he could put his knowledge to use.
One of them was motive power. Diesel was aware of the inefficiencies inherent in the powertrains of the day. Steam engines were only 6% thermodynamically efficient and the gasoline engine, while better, could still manage only 12%.
He first looked at improving steam power, using ammonia vapour in his design – a near-fatal mistake as he was seriously injured when the test engine suddenly exploded.
Undeterred, after his recovery Diesel set about developing a new system, based on a combustion process for a four-stroke gasoline engine but working to the theory that the air should be highly compressed to allow for a more effective combustion process.
In 1885 he established a laboratory to develop his engine technology. It took eight years for the determined engineer to construct his first fully working engine – a 10ft iron cylinder with a huge flywheel.
Diesel patented the design in 1894 and companies quickly saw the advantages. MAN AG helped him to improve the technology, giving him time, money and resources. Two years later, his refined powertrain had a theoretical efficiency of more than 75%.
In 1898, Diesel was granted patent number 608,845 from the United States Patent Office. His application laid out his innovation: "My invention has a reference to improvements in internal combustion engines . . . The process consists in first compressing air or a mixture of air and a neutral gas or vapour to a degree producing a temperature above the igniting point of the fuel to be consumed, then gradually introducing the fuel for combustion in the compressed air while expanding against resistance."
Diesel's engine has since been put to use in a multitude of applications – from ships and submarines to trains and, in more recent times, the automotive industry.
While his theoretical efficiency of 75% has not materialised in practical use, the powertrain has managed to reach thermal efficiency figures of approaching 40%.
That's because of the higher compression ratios and the longer combustion process, allowing more of the heat to be converted into mechanical work.
The number of diesel engines in passenger vehicles has grown steadily across Europe. Tighter emissions legislation may force OEMs to invest more heavily in the technology, but Diesel's groundbreaking work will remain an integral part of the automotive industry.
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PITTSBURGH, CHAMPAIGN, IL, and BOULDER, CO, February 27, 2002
The Web100 Project, a collaboration designed to help users take full advantage of available bandwidth on high-speed networks, today announced the release of its Alpha 1.0 software, the first public release of software through the project.
Web100 software aims to bring data transmission rates on high-speed networks up to at least 100 megabits per second (Mb/s), the full available bandwidth for these networks. Previous versions of Web100 software were available only to a select group of evaluators and researchers at universities and government laboratories. These users contributed critical feedback to the initial development process.
Tom Dunigan, a key early contributor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) stated, "Web100 is an important component in the Department of Energy's network research efforts at ORNL. Web100 has helped us to characterize the performance of network paths and to understand and tune the TCP protocol."Started in November 2000 and funded by the National Science Foundation and Cisco Systems, Web100 is a three-year project to develop the tools needed to allow network users to transparently achieve high bandwidth data rates over research networks. Most of these networks are capable of transmitting 100 Mb/s, but rarely achieve performance greater than 3 Mb/s. "Solving such service problems using open source and open standards is the model established by Web100," said Tom Greene, senior program director at NSF. "This model is being used in all the projects funded through the new NSF Middleware Initiative program."Specific goals of the Web100 Project include enabling ordinary network users to attain full network data rates without help from network experts, and developing the software components necessary for a high-performance network host software environment.
Today's software release makes significant contributions to both goals by including instrumentation and tools that diagnose performance at the sender and receiver ends of a network connection and at any point along the network path. In addition to the software release, Web100 programmers continue to refine TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) software -- the language used to communicate across networks -- in the Linux operating system so that users can automatically achieve the highest possible transfer rate. This effort has already led to a first draft of a new Internet Progresses, Web100 researchers hope that other operating system vendors will adopt the Web100 enhancements. Such changes will make increased TCP traffic flows easier to handle and more transparent for the users of high-speed networks. A Boulder-based program that supports an international network of universities and research organizations that exchange hundreds of gigabytes of data daily. "We've found a dramatic improvement in data transport can be achieved from a better understanding of network configuration and the TCP parameters revealed by Web100," said Schmidt. "Our future code enhancements will take advantage of the concepts we've learned from Web100 and integrate them into our next generation of data distribution software.""We now have enough of the foundation in place that we can start encouraging insightful contributions from other networking experts," said Matt Mathis, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center network research coordinator and one of the principal investigators with the Web100 Project. "
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Docking Station + External Monitor with Laptop Lid Closed
Evening all...
I thought I would firstly share a bit of knowledge and then ask how to improve it.
After installing the Nvidia drivers on my Dell XPS M1710 running Feisty, my laptop would boot up with the External monitor working, but then as soon as GDM starts it turns off. Opening the lid of my laptop revealed that it had infact reverted to the laptop panel.
It took me bloomin' ages to find out how to fix this but eventually got there, so here's what I did:
1. Started up the Laptop off the dock and logged in
2. Placed laptop on the dock and ran:
sudo nvidia-settings
4. Clicked on 'Detect Displays'
5. Clicked on the disabled display and made a mental note of the device name for the external monitor which is in brackets (in my case DFP-2)
6. Clicked on Save to X Configuration File
7. Clicked on Quit
8. Edited the device section of my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file as per the following:
Section "Device"
Now when GDM / X starts on the dock it uses the external monitor, and when it starts off the dock it uses the laptop display panel giving a warm(ish) dock / undock setup so long as you are prepared to restart X using CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE
So now, what I would love to do is somehow write a dock / undock script to set this but without having to restart GDM / X, but have no idea if that's possible?
What if lid can't be open?
Hi there,
thanks for the helpful hints since I have a similar setup and problem, but uh, you mention asking Nvidia configuration to "detect displays" while your laptop was on the dock.
I presume you were using the laptop screen while asking it to detect the external monitor. That was how you imported the settings.
Now, my docking station cannot be used unless the laptop lid is closed. So, there is no way for me to communicate with Linux using the laptop screen while it is docked with the external monitor.
Anything to suggest?
Yes I was using the laptop screen to detect the external display.
Try unplugging the screen from the back of the dock and plugging it straight into the laptop while undocked I think the display device will have the same name when docked, after all, the docking station is merely a 'pass through' for the ports on your laptop.
If your laptop has DVI and VGA outputs, use the same type that you will be connecting to on the docking station because monitors connected to VGA ports seem to have the name CRT-X and those connected to DVI ports have the name DFP-X
Failing that you could try a few different device names:
For DVI Ports It Could Be: DFP-0 (Although this is more likely your laptop display) / DFP-1 / DFP-2
For VGA Ports It Could Be: CRT-0 / CRT-1 / CRT-2
DFP-0 will more than likely be your laptop screen.
The next version of Ubuntu (I'm running 7.04) will supposedly have better hotplug support for monitors which will hopefully make this all go away, and I'm also hoping it will eliminate the need to restart X when docking / undocking.
Now that I'm up and out of bed, I've been able to do a bit of testing and I can confirm that the Display Device name is the same whether docked or undocked (for me at least)
I tried plugging a monitor into the VGA port of my laptop and ran nvidia-settings, it detected the display as CRT-0.
I then sat my laptop on the dock, plugged the same display into the dock's VGA port and ran nvidia-settings, and it still see's it as CRT-0.
Hope this helps!
I'm sure there is a way for udev to detect dock status of some type. If that could be detected, it would be a simple matter of writing a udev script that ran xrandr to get the new information, then ran it again with the appropriate settings.
Hello everyone. Sorry to resurrect this thread, but it was the most relevant I could find. Specifically:
I found this promising guide: http://sites.google.com/site/moosyre...ev-dock-events
In Ubuntu 10.04, the udevinfo command should be replaced with udevadm info. I found out that my /sys/devices/platform has dock.0, dock.1 and dock.2, of which dock.0 and dock.1 show ATTR{docked}=="1" when I'm docked. The guide then goes on to describe the scripts, which is where I got stuck: they use xrandr (also suggested in this thread). However, I would like to use a TwinView mode when docked (I have two external monitors connected to my docking station), and it is my understanding that xrandr does not work with TwinView modes.
How should I go about writing a script that enables TwinView on my external monitors when I dock, and falls back on the laptop display when I undock?
Switching between normal & twinview modes requires an X restart, so your script would have to copy from preconfigured xorg.conf files and request the user to restart X (note that this does not require a full reboot).
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Ireland, a staunchly Catholic country, is attracting a big chunk of Saudi students, although the United States remains the preferred educational destination for them.
There are currently around 2,500 students from the MENA region studying in Ireland including 1,738 from Saudi Arabia, 229 from the UAE, 236 from Oman and 251 from Kuwait.
A recent Ministry of Higher Education report also says a considerable number of Saudi students under the King Abdullah Foreign Scholarship Program [2] are studying in Ireland, besides other countries among whom the United States with 69,235 students on scholarship is still the most sought-after destination.
Ibrahim bin Ismail Kutbi, director, Center of Strategic Studies, King Abdullah University [3], said: "Despite the catholicity of the colleges in Ireland, Saudi students are increasingly taking admission in these colleges as these institutions are not only economical, but also not bad in terms of inclusivity."
"To my knowledge, they don't indoctrinate their ideology. Rather as I have found out, our students are increasingly becoming a source of inspiration for their Christian fellows to understand Islam and its various tenets," he added.
A product of Iowa University [4], Kutbi said it is good for our students to understand others and their culture, while being the best ambassadors of Islam at the same time.
According to M. Khurshid Akhtar, assistant professor in the same department at KAU, the number of Saudi students in Catholic colleges like those in Ireland is increasing.
One reason for the attraction of Irish educational institutions is increasing Islamophobia in the United States, Canada and the UK, Akhtar said. He said the number of Muslim students, including those from Saudi Arabia, is therefore dropping in these countries, and countries like Ireland are fast becoming the first choice for them.
Justifying the increasing attraction toward Irish educational institutions, an official in the Irish Consulate in Jeddah, said: "Ireland is among the top 10 worldwide in imparting higher education."
Ireland's higher educational institutions, he said, have over 5,000 courses on offer in medicine, science, technology, engineering, business, law, languages, literature, history, philosophy, psychology, sociology and other humanities as well as the creative, visual and performing arts.
Ahmad Basha, an Egyptian student, said Muslims go to these colleges despite being conservative in nature because they do not find the Christian atmosphere alien to their Islamic outlook.
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Quito, Ecuador (Mar. 9)
Two recent government directives ordering stricter control over immigrants are causing much concern among the 5,000 European refugees here, the majority of whom are Jewish.
On the occasion of Ecuador's declaration of war against Japan, Minister of Government Carlos Gueverra Moreno sent a letter to the newly-appointed Director of Immigration, Ramiro Borja y Borja, asking for closer supervision of the activities of foreigners. He recommended that action be taken against immigrants who received visas upon their promises to engage in agriculture, but who are not doing so. This would affect particularly the Jewish refugees, the bulk of whom are professionals and business men.
Subsequently, Borja sent a circular to all government officials urging a curb on "the great number of aliens who constantly violate our regulations."
Up to now there has been no attempt to force the immigrants into agriculture despite their pledges. In fact, Ecuador, under the leadership of President Velasco Ibarra, has had an exceedingly liberal policy towards immigrants. Ibarra, himself a political exile for eight years, has repeatedly expressed his friendship for refugees.
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I have done some looking and found some posts, but nothing I felt answered my question completely.
I am working on a project that is a sort of content management system that has multiple users... the best example I can think of would be similar to Wordpress MU...
With Wordpress MU each blog that is created gets its own set of tables... so then you end up with a separate posts table for each blog rather than a single posts table with a column that says blog ID...
What would be the pros/cons of each method?
Example ATable: blog_posts with column blog ID
Example BTable: blog_1_posts (contains posts for blog 1)Table: blog_2_posts (contains posts for blog 2)
Any input concerns/ideas would be great... Thanks!!
My guess is that WPMU uses a set of tables for each site because it's built on the WP platform, which doesn't have that blog ID column in it's database.Who knows, if they could've, maybe they would've chosen your example A scenario
I think adding a new table for each new user doesn't make much sense. Everytime you add a user you need a new table? 1000 users 1000 tables... Sounds like mayhem. The only way I would see it making sense would be if they were completely different sites or contained different types of data.


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Focus Media Slides on Report CDH Out of Buyout
Focus Media Holding Ltd. (FMCN), the Chinese advertising company subject to a $3.5 billion buyout offer, sank the most since September after a report that one of the private equity firms involved in the bid has dropped out.
Shares of Focus Media slipped 2.5 percent to $24.12 in New York, the steepest slide since Sept. 24. Trading volumes were more than four times the daily average over the past three months and the stock was among the 10 biggest decliners on the Bloomberg China-US Equity Index (CH55BN) of the most-traded Chinese stocks in New York.
CDH Investments Fund Management Co., based in Beijing, has withdrawn from the August bid to take Focus Media private, Dow Jones Newswires said, citing a person with knowledge of the deal that it didn't identify. CDH and Jing Lu, responsible for Focus Media's investor and media relations, didn't immediately reply to e-mails sent after business hours in the Chinese capital. The buyer consortium includes Washington-based Carlyle Group LP (CG), whose spokesman Chris Ullman declined to comment on the report.
"The market was already kind-of skeptical of this take- private" deal, Sachin Shah, a special-situations and merger- arbitrage strategist at Tullett Prebon Plc, said by phone from Jersey City, New Jersey. "With that backdrop, you basically have one of the investors saying, 'We don't think it may be attractive.' Not only has it scared investors, this is what the shorts and skeptics are looking for."
CDH was to invest about $200 million in the buyout and dropped out because it felt returns on the investment weren't sufficient, according to the Dow Jones report. Focus Media shares have lost 8.1 percent since the offer was announced Aug. 13. The consortium also includes Chinese firms FountainVest Partners, Citic Capital Partners and China Everbright Ltd. (165)
Focus Media has been targeted by short seller Muddy Waters LLP, which said last November that the Shanghai-based company exaggerated its advertising network. Focus Media said the allegations lacked merit.
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Goodrich has signed a nacelle services agreement with Lot Polish Airlines for the airline's fleet of Embraer E195s powered by the GE CF34-10E. The five-year Prime Solutions nacelle services agreement will be managed through Goodrich's Prestwick Service Center in Scotland, which provides support for Lot Polish Airlines' growing Embraer fleet. Under the agreement, Goodrich will provide nacelle maintenance, repair and overhaul services for the thrust reversers, inlet cowls and other nacelle components. Similarly, Goodrich will also provide access to large nacelle components for lease or exchange.


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Name: 1, BLUECOAT YARD
List entry Number: 1221555
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County: Hertfordshire
District: East Hertfordshire
District Type: District Authority
Parish: Ware
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TL3514SE BLUECOAT YARD 829-1/9/43 (West side) 08/05/50 No.1
House. C16, remodelled late C17. Timber-framed, plastered, pebbledashed and colourwashed. Old tiled roof with gabled casement dormer, above coved plaster eaves cornice. 2 storeys and attics. 3 light flush casement windows ground and first floors, flush panelled door in architrave surround with weatherboard head at left. Shares its structure with the north (right hand) bay of The Old Stables (qv). The basic structure pre-dates the acquisition of the Bluecoat Yard buildings by Christ's Hospital in 1685, but the remodelling dates from late C17, probably to serve as `nurse cottages' for the pupils of the school, with No.2 and the newly built Nos 3-12 (qv). (Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (England): An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire: London: 1910-: 230; Ware Tithe Map: 1845-; Ware 25" to 1 Mile. Surveyed by the Ordnance Survey Department: 1851-; The Victoria History of the County of Hertford: London: 1912-: 381; Christ's Hospital Archives Map: 1685-; Christ's Hospital Archives Building Accounts: 1680-1697; East Herts Archaeological Society Transactions 1932-33: Lee WH: The Old Blue-coat School Ware: Hertford: 1934-: 333-7; Rowe V Dr: The Bluecoat Children in Ware 1564-1761: Ware Society: 1983-; Bluecoat Yard Residents Association: More about Place House and Bluecoat Yard: Ware: 1988-).
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Paul Klemperer joins La Strada for a morning of music at the downtown Farmers Market, Republic Sq.
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Paul Klemperer joins La Strada for a morning of music at the downtown Farmers Market, Republic Sq.
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As part of my musical journey I enjoy playing with musicians from many different traditions and in many places around the world. I feel fortunate that there are so many opportunities right here in Austin to hear and play world music. My bands Manteca Beat and My Exotic Other explore world music as part of our musical philosophy, and I am adding a new twist to some of my public shows: slideshow presentations of my travels to other regions in the U.S. and other countries, accompanied by live music from those places.
My music collaborations include the group Sangeet Millennium, which explores Indian and Jazz fusions, and Ivory Ghost, which features Afro-Beat sounds. In addition there are a couple new resources in Austin, which I am excited to be part of: Wobeon.com, a world music umbrella website (World Beat Online); and a great new Latin Jazz Jam which happens every Tuesday at Jax (29th & Guadalupe), 8:00-11:00pm.
Please email me info on any other world music events in Austin, and I'll pass the info on!
-Paul Klemperer
Hosted by saxophonist Paul Klemperer, Manteca Beat brings its unique blend of intimate Latin, lounge, jazz, blues and more to Tom's Tabooley. 7:30-10:00pm. This show features Cuban music and slideshow
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Paul Klemperer teams up with Larry Lange and his Lonely Knights for a set of classic swamp pop and blues at Guero's Patio. No cover.
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Paul Klemperer teams up with Larry Lange and his Lonely Knights for a evening of swamp pop. Evangeline Cafe, Austin, TX. 10-midnight.
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South By Southwest was bigger than ever and, to quote Charles Dickens, "It was the best of times and the worst of times."
There were a lot of interesting bands from around the world, and the umbrella genre of world music was well represented at clubs and parties around town. The jazz offerings, on the other hand, seemed to have shrunk from years past.
I was fortunate to be able to offer a world music sampler showcase at the Butterfly Bar of the Vortex Theater. We had the show March 13, and featured local groups Sangeet Millennium, Ethereal Spectrum, and my band Manteca Beat. It was a pretty magical evening.
During the week I also played shows with Larry Lange and the Lonely Knights, kicking the blues and swamp pop at Tom's Taboley, Guero's, the Broken Spoke, and the G & S Lounge.
One of the high points of the SXSW week was playing with Bett Butler and Joel Dilley at the Elephant Room. They are a wonderful jazz duo from San Antonio and I hope to do more music with them soon.
One of the low points of the week was trying to get to my downtown gigs while dodging drunks, thick crowds, and miserable parking. But that's just normal working conditions these days. Builds character.
Thanks to everyone who made the week a full and inspiring experience! A special shout-out to my sister Joyce Klemperer who attended SXSW this year and shot a lot of video of my shows. Keep an eye out for various clips as we edit and post them.
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Pursuit of Happiness is my favorite unalienable right, and a cornerstone of American exceptionalism. No other Nation on earth has happiness written into its founding documents, so people from all over the world flood our borders trying to crash the party. But it seems that the agents of "Change" have stumbled onto a solution: by making America just as bleak and dismal as the rest of the world, they can make everyone stay home. Even the Department of Transportation is on the job.
My friend Louis took up electronic smoking about three years ago; partly because he was trying to quit, and partly because he was tired of going out into the cold Minneapolis winter, to huddle outside the restaurant with the other smokers after dinner.
It seemed like a perfect solution. electronic cigarettes offer the enjoyment of a smoke, without any of the nuisance. You don't have to light one; it's just a metal tube that releases a warm nicotine mist. There is even a little red light on the end, that glows when you draw in, so it looks like a cigarette.
It's completely odorless and smokeless, and doesn't have the carbon monoxide or tars that cause most of the health problems associated with cigarettes and second hand smoke. So there is no real reason for anybody to complain about electronic smoking.
I thought I might get one myself, because I enjoy the occasional cigar with a cocktail, and it would make a great drinking companion –especially on airplanes. I imagined myself flying across the country with a cigarette and Martini in classic Mad Men fashion. I started flying in an era when you could still book a seat in the smoking section; riding in a comforting veil of nicotine, as you contemplated all the things that could go wrong on a flight.
But Louis told me not to bother. I'm flying to Minneapolis to work at his club this week (Acme Comedy Company, Tuesday & Wednesday September 20 & 21) and he sent me this release. Apparently a lot of people have taken up electronic smoking to while away the hours; and the Department of Transportation aren't happy.
The only proven health issue with electronic smoke is the possibility of stroke, as anti-smokers burst into red-faced rage at the sight of people enjoying themselves in public. It reveals something I've always suspected about the anti-smoking crowd: they are more concerned with people having fun, than they are about health
Making people put out an electronic cigarettes is the same kind of logic that has forced motion pictures to put smoking warnings at the front of their films. Apparently we've gotten so overprotective in society, that just the image of someone smoking is cautioned for its negative health consequences.
The DOT knows how ridiculous this sounds. They try to make a case for the ban by stressing that nobody yet knows the health consequences of electronic smoke. It's not enough to protect us from real proven dangers; they need to protect us from the imagined ones as well. Heck by the same logic I don't yet know the health consequences of the cell phone at the restaurant table next to me (and cell phones have been linked to cancer). Certainly I have the right to enjoy a meal without exposing myself to Second-Hand Cell.
I understand why people don't want to sit in a smoky airplane for five hours. I also understand why people would want to spend those five hours smoking. (And I guarantee if I were on a plane that was going down, I'd be pestering my crash mates for a smoke.) But I can't understand how anyone could be opposed to such a harmless activity, as electronic smoking.
At the very least, let's segregate the electronic smokers. Put them in the back of the plane, so the anti-happiness passengers will have to severely crane their necks to be outraged. As long as we're not endangering anyone, it is our unalienable right.
But to the Left, pursuit of happiness is no longer a right. They view it, like they view the Second Amendment: just an antiquated concept written by rich white men, into a flexible document, almost like a hundred years ago.


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Dublin – Friday night at the Bernabeu, and if the people who pull the strings at Chelsea were watching, they will have been reminded of one thing above all. When Jose Mourinho leaves your club, there is usually more figurative bloodshed than in a performance of The Revenger's Tragedy.
Not for Mourinho the discreet exit out the back door and the car to the airport. When he goes, he goes with a bang. Sent off in Friday's Copa Del Rey final defeat, he thrust his face into that of the fourth official before he departed, watched by a bench featuring many of the players he has alienated. The supporters singing his name were the Atletico Madrid fans and they were singing for him to stay.
"'Tis a heavy season," laments Antonio in The Revenger's Tragedy, one of the few to make it through in one piece to the end. A heavy season indeed. Who has Mourinho made enemies of in his third year at Real Madrid? It might be easier to list those he hasn't. Last week the Barcelona-based newspaper Sport ran a cartoon of a four-man Real team, captioned: "Mourinho picks the four players still on his side." For the record they were Michael Essien, Diego Lopez, Luka Modric and Xabi Alonso.
The enemy camp is rather more crowded. There is Iker Casillas, Pepe, the Madrid football press, not to mention those who blame Mourinho for driving a schism through the heart of the all-conquering Spain national team. You might add to that list King Juan Carlos, who was handing out the medals on Friday night, a presentation which Mourinho boycotted.
Any suggestion that he may have mellowed from his days of relentless conflict have been well and truly quashed this season. Watching from afar, Chelsea will not want to be swayed on the basis of one more combustible evening, but even they – from Roman Abramovich through to his key advisors and executives, Michael Emenalo, Bruce Buck, Ron Gourlay – must be feeling a little frisson of concern.
Why is Mourinho the right man for the Chelsea job? Easy. He wins trophies, and he did so brilliantly in his three full seasons in England. He is capable of handling the biggest names in the dressingroom because he is, arguably, a bigger name than all of them. He changes games with bold tactical moves, although in fairness, since his days at Uniao de Leiria, it is not like he has been in the habit of managing basket cases.
Mourinho has a lot going for him. But one thing that will mark out his appointment at Chelsea from his recent predecessors is that no one at the club can believe this will go beyond the short term. Mourinho is an impact manager. The only empire he is interested in building is that of his own reputation. The clubs change but the trophies keep rolling in, and that third Champions League title, when it comes, will take him into rarefied company.
Nothing wrong with that, as long as both parties understand what the deal is. But Chelsea would do well to consider now a question that will be asked from the minute Mourinho walks in the door, which is: what do they do on the day that he walks out?
Chelsea's appointment of Andre Villas-Boas two years ago was made with a view to building something similar to Barcelona under Pep Guardiola. Carlo Ancelotti was regarded as a potential long-term team-builder, so too Luiz Felipe Scolari in 2008. All other appointments – Avram Grant, Guus Hiddink, Roberto Di Matteo and Rafa Benitez – have been made on the hoof after sackings. Or in the case of Di Matteo last summer, when he was elevated from caretaker status, because the club felt they had to.
On the face of it, Chelsea are showing all the capacity for faithfulness of Mad Men's Don Draper on a bad day, or a good day, depending on how you view him. Yet still – in a lovelorn way – the club are seeking the one with whom they can settle down. They must know that Mourinho is not that one. He, to continue the Draper theme, is the mid-afternoon hotel-room assignation. Both parties know it will not last; the only questions is: how much damage will there be when it ends?
That is what jars about Mourinho's pending appointment. Everything else fits, even taking into consideration that the likes of Juan Mata and Oscar do not feel instinctively like Mourinho players. He is a Premier League winner in a Premier League that only has one other manager, Arsène Wenger, who can say the same. His arrival will heal a lot of wounds with the supporters.
But still, what is the long-term vision? The Villas-Boas brief, which was embodied in the players whom Chelsea have signed over the last two summers, was to create a new Barcelona. Mourinho has spent the past three years trying to bring down the original Barcelona. The last thing he wants to do is build something in their image.
There is no doubt that the last three years must have been stressful, even for a man of his capabilities. He is now saddled with having the worst trophy return of any Real coach given three seasons. Diego Simeone at Atletico has as many trophies, three, in 18 months, as Mourinho has in three years. Yet to give Mourinho his due, he has been up against arguably the greatest team of all time domestically and has finished in the league second, first and second.
In recent times, Mourinho has tended to rewrite history when it came to his time at Chelsea, in terms of his relationship with the British press above all, which he bizarrely seems to remember as some kind of prelapsarian idyll. You have to wonder whether at Chelsea they have also trained themselves to forget.
When Mourinho left in September 2007, Chelsea released a conciliatory statement which was unusually revealing for them. "What is clear," the club said, "is we had all reached a point where the relationship between the club and Jose had broken down."
Less than six years on and it looks a lot worse than just plain old "broken down" between Madrid and Mourinho. So the stage is set for him to run back to Chelsea and the second part of that story will be fascinating in the new post-Ferguson Premier League landscape. But let's not kid ourselves. We all know how it is going to end. – The Independent


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Jessica Maine mid-stunt. Girls… motorcycles… girls that can ride the hell out of motorcycles. WINNING.
My bad- sometimes the internet leads you astray. This is actually stunt rider Angela Bogdanova, not Jessica Maine. Thanks to LeahStunts for the correction!
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OS: RHEL 6.2 (2.6.32-279.1.1.el6.x86_64)
I originally installed MariaDB version mariadb-5.1.61-Linux-x86_64 (using generic linux tarball) and was able to copy data under mariadb install and restarted mariadb. Everything with respect from transition of MySQL to MariaDB worked great.
Now I am trying to upgrade MariaDB version mariadb-5.1.61-Linux-x86_64 to mariadb-5.5.25-linux-x86_64 (generic linux tarball). I shutdown the 5.1 MariaDB instance, re-created the link to point to the 5.5 distro. Then I restarted MariaDB instance and attempted to upgrade the database using mysql_upgrade -u root -p
It looks it made it through information_schema and mysql databases without issue, but ran into some trouble with the database that I had copied in from original MySQL 5.1 instance (database= sahtest, sahtest.ACCESS_ACCOUNTS, Error: Table 'sahtest.ACCESS_ACCOUNTS' doesn't exist, Status: Operation failed). This error happens for all of the tables in the sahtest database. It also tried to Repair the tables of the sahtest database, failing with same error.
mysql_upgrade finishes, so then I connect to mariadb and list databases. sahtest is there. If I say use sahtest; show tables; all the tables are there and look ok.
Am I on the right track with how to install and upgrade from 5.1 to 5.5 version of MariaDB?
TIA, Scott
Answer Answered by Sergei Golubchik in this comment.
Without having more information I can guess that yes, everything looks ok. The manual tells to run mysql_upgrade on upgrades, you did it and it fixed the problem. Looks good to me :)


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[HT to Pr. Webber]
APOSTOLIC AND MINISTERIAL SUCCESSION. 1. In their extraordinary powers and functions the Apostles had no successors. 2. In their ordinary ones all true ministers of Christ are their successors. 3. There is a ministerial succession unbroken in the Church; but, there is no personal succession in a particular line of transmission. The ministry that is, ordains the ministry that comes. The ministry of successive generations has always been inducted into the office by the ministry preceding; but, the so-called Apostolical succession or canonical succession does not exist, would be incapable of demonstration if it did exist, and would be of no essential value even if it could be demonstrated. (1 Tim. i. 18, iv. 14, v. 22; Acts xiv. 23; 2 Tim. ii. 2; Titus i. 5.) -- Charles P. Krauth, *Theses on the Ministry*
28 January 2009
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
Posted by William Weedon at 2:47 PM
2 comments:
- Rev. James Leistico said...
so the fact that when I was ordained into office, the successor to Bp. Martin Stephan at Horse Prairie laid hands on me (thus, I figure I've got some sort of Apostolic succession going on) counts for nothing? Awww man!
- MG said...
I hope Pr Weedon doesn't mind me doing this, but readers of this post can see here for more discussion:
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Jonathon from Jonathon's Oak Cliff Butt Dialed Me, and Now I Have to Eat This Giant Waffle
Yesterday my phone rang with an unrecognized number. I upgraded my phone a few months ago and lost about 10 percent of my contacts, and since calls from numbers that aren't in my contacts usually end up being of a sales pitch of some sorts I always let it go to voicemail.
Then I got a text. It was from Jonathon Erdeljac from Jonathon's Oak Cliff, maker of some of Dallas' best brunch gut bombs.
Him: Sorry, butt dial. Me: New phone, I'm clueless anyway
Him: Did you ever see the final "All in One" waffle? This thing has been flying out of our kitchen, 100+ orders per weekend
Me: Quit sending me dirty texts
Him: Can't help it, I have a problem.
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Outlook 2010 cannot find suggested times with Exchange 2007.
I have a client that has Exchange 2007 SP2 and a few Outlook 2010 users that use Outlook Anywhere. These users are not able to receive suggested times but can see free/busy info. Outlook 2007 users don't have this issue. I have tested this myself with other Exchange 2007 orgs I have and see the same issue with Outlook 2010 and Exchange 2007.
I attempt the same test with a client that has Exchange 2010 and with Outlook 2010, suggested times work fine.
Auto discover is setup and working perfectly. I test against the Remote Connectivity Tool and their are no problems. Is anyone aware of compatibility issues between Outlook 2010 suggested times and Exchange 2007 SP2?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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After doing more research I found this article:
It appears this was a problem for BPOS when it was on Exchange 2007 as well. Is this just a compatibility issue?
Thank you
Hi Mark,
Based on my research, this may not a compatibility issue. From the following document we can know that "When scheduling a meeting, Room Finder displays suggested times for the best time for your meeting" can work well on Outlook 2010 with Exchange 2007 sp1.
Assess how Outlook 2010 works with different versions of Exchange Server
For this issue, I want to clarify the following information before we go further:
1. Does this issue occur when you via OWA?
2. As your users are using Outlook Anywhere, please use Outlook 2010 in your domain to see this issue will occur or not( based on my know, this issue often occurs with Outlook Anywhere).
3. If you get any error, please paste your error in your next post. With the error, I can help you more efficiently.
Please help me to collect the information at your convenience, with the information, we can help you more efficiently.
Hi Evan,
1.The issues does not occur via OWA. Suggested times are viewable.
2. I have no way of checking this, but I will see what I can find out.
3.There are no errors.
Again I should state that the Outlook 2010/Outlook Anywhere users can see free busy info it is just the suggested times that will not display. If the same user connects to Outlook Anywhere with Outlook 2007 they are able to see suggested times. The only thing that is different is the version of Outlook being used.
Thank you
I'm having the same issue with Outlook 2010 and Exchange 2007 SP3.
Alltough after iisreset on CAS server suggested times works for a day or two.
I've increased logging on availability and free/busy with nothing but more information log events that doesn't help with this problem.
If anyone have a resolution to this, let us know.
We solved this issue with Office 2010 SP1 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2460049) and hotfix (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2687392).


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PORTLAND, Ore. -- There's a reason why the Union were one of Major League Soccer's surprise stories a year ago, and why they very well could return to the postseason: Avoiding the unlucky.
Winning games they shouldn't and taking care of business in games in which they should is a formula that pays off ... but losing leads on the road in stadiums gauged as one of the more difficult places to play doesn't exactly adhere to that credo.
"We went up a goal," midfielder Freddy Adu said, "and we were a little bit unlucky."
"Just unlucky," goalkeeper Zac MacMath added.
Lady Luck's opposition wasn't the only obstacle Monday, when the Union lost their season opener to the Portland Timbers, 3-1, at JELD-WEN Field.
Did the Union, who struck first with a 51st-minute tally, have any business winning the match? Probably not. Not when they managed only two shots on goal in the opening half and little offense thereafter. Not when a few soft shots from the Timbers seemed to find their way into the back of the net.
Afterward, the Union had their explanations for what went wrong, and why not enough went right.
Ultimately, it came down to the defense.
The Union, who had one of the league's stingiest defenses in 2011, looked porous against Portland. Whether the Timbers leaked through gaps in the flank, around leftback Porfirio Lopez or rightback Sheanon Williams, or right through the middle, against centerbacks Danny Califf and Carlos Valdes, the Timbers' opportunities were plentiful.
There's no other way to explain the Timbers' trio of goals scored in a 22-minute span during the second half.
Union manager Peter Nowak said the Portland goals were a result of a cause-and-effect relationship between a flimsy attack on offense that created a slow-to-respond defense.
"After we scored, instead of dropping a little too far, we should go a little bit more forward and try to pressure a bit harder," Nowak said. "This part was too easy and we didn't ... If we can hold them for another five, 10 minutes, I think we have maybe a different game.
"This is a learning process. I'm not disappointed in anybody."
Making the first appearance in his first season as the Union's starting goalkeeper, MacMath provided Nowak with a reason for optimism. He made a trio of goal-saving stops in the first half and showed resiliency after giving up a goal in the second half.
"It was a very good game for him, that's all I can say," Nowak said of MacMath. "He was very steady and made a courageous save in the first half. I think it's something that's very positive."
What remains a question mark, besides the Union's defense, is the health of Valdes. The big centerback, and a primary stopper in MacMath's line of defense, Valdes absorbed a jarring hit from Kris Boyd in the first half. The two knocked heads while vying for a 50/50 ball.
Valdes was not made available for comment after the match. But Nowak, McMath and Califf said they thought Valdes would be OK.
Visit Christopher A. Vito's blog, Union Tally, at delcotimes.com for more coverage.


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The Lindsey Theatre Lectures
|The Lindsey Theatre Lectures
|Group Name
|Church of Scientology Canberra
|Attend a recorded lecture by L. Ron Hubbard. Delivered in the New Lindsey Theatre in October 1955.Over a period of four weekends, L. Ron Hubbard delivered what will forever stand as a classic introductory series on Dianetics and Scientology. Every lecture is an education in basic Scientology—"The Goals of Dianetics and Scientology," "Power of Choice and Self-determinism," "How Good You Can Get" and "The Dynamics," among others. Now available for the first time as their own series, and invaluable to Scientologists at all levels, these lectures provide a vast array of tools for anyone and everyone to use, and stand as an enduring statement of the goals, principles and application of Scientology across the dynamics. "Life doesn't belong in a textbook. Life doesn't belong in a university department. Life belongs where it is. And where it is, it's breathing and living. Knowledge of life should be in the hands of those who are living. That's who should have knowledge of life." —L. Ron Hubbard On 20 September 1955, Mr. Hubbard stepped onto British soil for his first visit in almost three years. It was a moment eagerly anticipated not only by Scientologists, but members of the general public. For the reach for Scientology was increasing to such a degree that even national media were attempting to satisfy public interest by lining up for an exclusive interview with him. L. Ron Hubbard's response to that demand has since become legendary. For although his plans certainly focused on expanding the ranks of auditors and enhancing their skills through a series of professional training courses that would roll out over the next five months, he was equally dedicated to putting his discoveries and breakthroughs at the service of the broad public. Thus, in a very short time after his arrival, he had scheduled a series of Saturday afternoon public lectures. And over a period of four weekends in October, he delivered what will forever stand as the Classic introductory series on Dianetics and Scientology. Mr. Hubbard's lectures were a phenomenon unique to themselves—for his appearances crammed the theatre far beyond its capacity. As reported by Certainty, the magazine of the Hubbard Association of Scientologists International in London, "attendance was so tremendous that in addition to all standing room being occupied, a series of extension speakers had to be run to our premises in order that as few people as possible should be turned away or disappointed." Introduced as "my best friend and England's best friend" by Scientologist George Wichelow—one of Britain's great stage magicians and already renowned for his talks on Scientology delivered in London's Hyde Park—L. Ron Hubbard soon had his audiences captivated with an education in basic Scientology. The titles are now immortal: "The Goals of Dianetics and Scientology," "Power of Choice and Self-determinism," "How Good You Can Get" and "The Dynamics." And though audiences may have been new to Scientology, Mr. Hubbard held nothing back in giving them the full breadth in application: "Now, there's that old one: 'Do not send to find for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.' You can say the same thing about the dynamics: Don't send to find which one is suppressed, it doesn't matter. If one is suppressed, so will be suppressed the others. They are not independent in their action. They are connected and in confluence, one with another. "You cannot suppress his First Dynamic and make his Third Dynamic survive. It just won't work. "Now, when I say it won't work, I am talking out of the most ample bin of evidence that was ever arranged for anyone to inspect: the history of Man." Yet that is the merest glimpse of what L. Ron Hubbard provided in these lectures—a vast array of tools for anyone and everyone to use across all dynamics: Communication—how it is the solution to enturbulation; Power of Choice—an individual will hold on to the last thing he had power of choice over before he lost his power of choice; Environmental Factors—to audit an individual you must also audit his environment such as his family; Mind Monitoring Structure—a person is sick because of a decision he made, such as not wanting to go to school; Insanity—an insane person is one who has lost his power of choice over his life or over his death; Automaticities—how the individual sets up automaticities and machinery to handle life; Death—how a person who decides to live without undeciding they are going to die hangs halfway in between, but with Scientology can make up their mind to survive. Above all, Mr. Hubbard stressed application, specifically in his final lecture to those packed audiences, where he invited them to discover the truth of what they had learned for themselves: "Having then a better command of the facts and life at your command, you can of course do more with life itself, since you aren't held back from communicating on every front by the belief that some enormous barrier stands between you and one of the dynamics or the rest of the world. There's nothing stands between you and any other part of the entirety of this or any other universe. If you want to put it to the test, I invite you to. You'll be a happier person."
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text: Community & People 'Timber' the call at former lumber yard Published June 11, 2014 at 11:00 am The former Stock Building Supply building at at 231 W. Broadway Ave. came down in a hurry last Thursday. Demolition cleared the way for construction of the four-story Cherrywood Pointe senior housing community. The 96-unit facility will be owned by United Properties. Once construction begins, work is expected to take 11 months.


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Friday, March 25, 2011
Flora Christina Martinez, 39-year-old local from Brownsville, Texas, has been accused of engaging in sexual relationship with her 14-year-old stepson.
According to the police, 14-year-old victim made an outcry to family members, his mother and his aunt, saying the abuse went on for several months. Family members then alerted police.
Martinez faces one count of continuous sexual assault of a child and one count of sexual assault of a child and was booked into custody with bail set at $80,000.
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Associate Professor
Kamesh Namuduri
Doctor of Philosophy – Computer Science and Engineering, University of South Florida, Tampa, December 1992.
M.S. – Computer Science, Central University, Hyderabad, India, August 1986.
B.S. – Electronics and Communications, Osmania University, Hyderabad, India, August 1984.
Research Interests
Information Security, Image and Video Processing and Wireless Sensor Networks
Gayatri Mehta
Research interests:
Low Power VLSI Design
Reconfigurable Computing
System on a chip(SoC) Design
Embedded Computing
Computer Architecture
Xinrong Li
- Ph.D., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA, 2003
- ME, National University of Singapore, Singapore, 1999
- BE, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, China, 1995
Research Interests:
- Digital and Statistical Signal Processing
- Real-Time Embedded System Design
- Wireless Systems and Sensor Networks
Parthasarathy Guturu
Vision Statement
I like to ambitiously pursue my career goal of being an eminent researcher and educationist in a University of international repute. In 5 Years from now, I like to see himself as a Fellow of both IEEE and ACM by focusing on quality rather than quantity in my research and targeting for publications in reputed journals of IEEE/IEE/ACM standing. My current research direction is wireless sensor networks- an area in which I find an ample opprtunity to make use of my versatile research experience in machine learning and communication networks.


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I cancelled a date tonight with a woman because she wouldn't stop texting me. Why do people do that?
she hit the roof cause you shut off your phone? what madness is this?!
Lmaoo <3
crazy broad. what madness!!!!!!
What does "hitting the roof mean?
No good can come of this..
LOL..EdieZen and I switched Phrases for the night :)
lmao we gotta do this more often!
She sounds crazy. I've had someone do this to me before and I backed off too. Except for it was a man. Unless you like needy women, you made the right choice.
I thought for a moment the ONLY reason was because she wouldn't stop texting you. Now knowing that she hit the roof, you're right.. bullet dodged.
It sounds like a lot of things were wrong with her starting with insecurity, low self esteem, boundary issues, low self worth, abandonment issues, control issues, etc. You did the right thing by canceling.
lol. Next time--screen potential dates first. It will save you the headache.
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Discussion in 'Texans Talk' started by Wolf, Jan 7, 2008.
if this was posted, my apologies
If you can look back on a year and laugh and cry its a good year.
Eh...after all this time, we are no longer losers. Good enough for me, at least for the time being. I expect to graduate from non-losers to winners next year though.
Well said. Considering everything that took place this season, 8-8 is more than satisfying at the end of it all. Going into next season, with some much needed upgrades and a healthy squad, anything short of the playoffs will be a bust for me.
funny mcclain had no mention of a certain someone on defense (or two for that matter that were bright spots)
This sounds like the title of an NFL Films...film.
only have a few minutes... but one real quick thing... The injuries to the secondary improved us... Kill me if you like.. but it got faggins out... and forced us to sign demps. Losing dante hurt... but Faggins is worse than dante is good if that makes any sense....
Its late and I don't get to get on much so if it doesn't don't hold it against me.
After all these years we're still not winners. I will not settle for mediocrity.
OK. So what are you going to do? If you get mediocrity, what are you going to do?
Well, for myself, I'll always be watching the Texans on football days. However, if they continue to suck, my only recourse is come in here and ***** about it. LOL
QBs need to learn to avoid those turnovers. Two players are responsible for 27 of the 38, and those are numbers that must improve if we want a shot at a winning record (much less playoffs).
8-8 is a testament to making strides in the face of adversity, though.
I think the turnovers are a part of two things:
1. Depending too much on the pass. This led to some forced balls, putting them in spots where the receivers would get hammered, and allowing the defenses to key on the pass.
2. Young and inexperienced players at key positions. Last year, the Texans got in trouble relying on young players at the running back position early in the season. Then they made do with Dayne. They got Green to help with some stability at that position, but it didn't help.
If you look at the turnovers, pretty much all of them came from players without much gameday experience. You can intellectually know that you should take care of the ball and not try to do too much, but until you experience the pain of having that bite you, often you don't learn that lesson.
Ultimately, I am optimistic for the future. It's clear that Kubiak can work wonders on a passing game. I think with the way that the pass interference rulse are enforced these days, having the ability to pass the ball is one of the keys of having a successful team in the league. (look at the top of the passing charts). 8-8? While leading the league in the number of games missed by starters? A few less turnovers and a defense that didn't look ridiculous could do wonders.
Oh, and for a more national audience that doesn't know better, I wrote about the improvement in the sack allowed by the Texans. Sort of as a case study: if your offensive line is looking questionable, look at the entire offense's performance and not just the line:
Houston Texans Prove Sensible Quarterback Play Helps Reduce Sacks. Who Knew?
While certainly true, our QBs still made the decisions to throw the ball. It goes back to my original point that our QBs need to learn to avoid those turnovers.
Obviously experience will help, but some of those picks were just dumb decisions.
No doubt about it. We can only hope that the FO puts our o-line as the top priority (protection and running game), and a better-than-average YOUNG RB that can one cut and hit the holes, as well as pick up the blitz.
Keep taking heat for loyally following a crappy team and yelling at the tv every Sunday at 1pm EST.
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