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Since summer semester 2006, the faculty offers a master's program in computer science, which has been re-accredited in winter semester 2010/11 with expanded course offerings and yet more flexible study options. Students can choose from the two concentrations networked systems and interactive applications, which can be shown on the degree certificate. The program builds on the bachelor's degree programs applied computer science or media computer science of RheinMain University of Applied Sciences or equivalent programs from other universities.
New students are accepted each semester. The program does not have limited admission. Places are allocated by RheinMain University.
Admission requirement is an overall grade of 2.0 or better in one of the above mentioned or an equivalent bachelor's program. A case by case consideration applies to applicants with an overall average grade up to 2.5. In this context, candidates may have to take a special aptitude test.
The master's program in computer science is a four-semester program. Closely supervised tutorials and projects in small groups are an essential component of all course offerings. Students have access to up-to-date Mac, Windows and Linux workstations as well as to special equipment for the concentrations networked systems and interactive applications.
As early as in the first two semesters, students can pursue their own interests by individually assembling two thirds of their course load from an elective course catalog. In the context of a self-chosen master's topic, the third semester focuses on research-oriented project study. In the fourth semester, the research phase is followed by composing the master's thesis.
Graduates of the master's program in computer science are suited to work in all computer-science-related work areas and are able to handle complex assignments in businesses, academic institutions and in public administration. By combining computer-science related expert knowledge with a familiarity with research methodologies and business studies as well as communication skills, the degree program not only provides its graduates with a solid foundation for executive positions, but also with the formal entry requirements for doctoral programs and the higher grade of the civil service.
Students of the program graduate with the academic degree Master of Science (M.Sc.). The Master of Science is a high-value degree within the uniformly structured European system of higher education degrees.
Find a detailed account of the program's educational goals and the expected competence profiles here.
The program was accredited by ASIIN (www.asiin.de).Go to the English page of ASIIN e. V.
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Edward A. Mulhare, of Longboat Key and formerly of River Edge, N.J., died Feb. 24. He was 85.
He was born in 1926, in Kingston, N.Y. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War and had also served in the Merchant Marines. Mr. Mulhare earned a bachelor's degree from Boston University and an MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University. He enjoyed a successful career as an investment professional, having served as a vice president of Prudential Financial; as an executive vice president of Republic Bank; and as the founding chairman and CEO of Merrill Lynch Interfunding. He also served on the board of directors of several privately held companies.
He was preceded in death by his eldest son, USAF Maj. Ross Mulhare.
Mr. Mulhare is survived by his wife of 61 years, Kathleen Kinross Mulhare; sister, Mary Lockwood; sons Keith and Drew; daughter, Lisa Sanderson; 14 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. A reception will be held at Beaugard's Funeral Home in River Edge, N.J. Donations may be made in memory of Edward Mulhare to the American Diabetes Association, www.diabetes.org.
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In response to questions from parents and other citizens via our website, email and other social media, the Tennessee Department of Education has created a fact sheet on the Common Core and posted it on the TNCore website here. For news and resources on the Common Core State Standards, click here.
Common Core Coaches Named for 2013-2014
Bradley County Schools Common Core Coaches 2013-2014
Selected by the Tennessee Department of Education
Front row (seated- left to right):
Name: School/Position Common Core Coach assignment:
Dawn Mull Hopewell Elem / Instructional Coach ELA grade 3Elaine Policastro Ocoee Middle / 6th gr Math teacher Math grade 6Heather Byrd Park View Elem / Instructional Coach Math grade 3Amber Caldwell Walker Valley HS / Algebra II & AP Calculus teacher Algebra II
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Jennifer Harrelson North Lee Elem / 4th grade teacher Math grade 4Lori Raper Prospect Elem / 4th grade teacher Math grade 4Julie Mitchell Lake Forest Middle / 7th gr Soc Studies teacher Literacy Soc Studies gr 6-8Sherry Shroyer Taylor Elem / Principal Content ReviewerDebbie Shroyer Taylor Elem / 2nd grade teacher ELA grade 2Denise George Valley View Elem / Instructional Coach ELA grade 2Luann Carey Bradley Central HS / Agricultural Science teacher Career Tech EducationKim Covington Ocoee Middle / Instructional Coach Literacy Soc Studies gr 6-8Elizabeth Kaylor Lake Forest Middle / Instructional Coach ELA grade 7
2013 Superintendent of the Year Mr. Johnny McDaniel, Director of Bradley County Schools
Each year the Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents (TOSS) selects and honors a Tennessee Superintendent of the Year. TOSS proudly announces the selection of Bradley County Schools Director Johnny McDaniel for Tennessee Superintendent of the Year for 2013. Mr. McDaniel will represent Tennessee in the National Superintendent of the Year Award. The American Association of Administrators (AASA) and Aramark sponsor the National Superintendent of the Year Award that will be presented at the AASA National Conference on Education.
Congratulations Mr. McDaniel !!!!
2012 District Report Card Comments
The Tennessee Department of Education has released its annual report card to reflect progress in K 12 education for the 2011 2012 school year. This includes district and school level data on achievement and growth.
Tennessee has created its own accountability system which replaced the Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) accountability measures under No Child Left Behind. The new system of accountability focuses on ensuring growth for all students every year and closing achievement gaps by ensuring faster growth for those students who are furthest behind.
" Bradley County Schools has many reasons to celebrate." stated Angie Gill, system data analyst and testing coordinator. In academic achievement Bradley County schools received a "B" in grades three through eight math, reading/language and science. A grade of B is equivalent to the state-level grade in these categories. Bradley County Schools received a grade of "A" in social studies which is above the state grade. The system also received an "A" in writing for grades five, eight and eleven which are the only grades scored in this category. All core courses are taught by" highly qualified" teachers which is reflected in the report card.
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Cleveland, Tennessee (October 18) – The Tennessee Higher Education commission announced today that Bradley County Schools is the recipient of a $846,300 grant over the next seven years to provide services to students and families with the aim of increasing enrollment and success in postsecondary education.
The funding is through Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP), a U.S. Department of Education grant program to increase the number of low-income students enrolling and succeeding in postsecondary education. The Tennessee Higher Education Commission secured the state grant for GEAR UP TN and selected sites through a competitive application process. Bradley County Schools is one of sixteen counties receiving funds.
"The GEAR UP TN Grant will provide much needed support and resources for our students as we strive to prepare them to be college and career ready," stated Johnny McDaniel, Director of Bradley County Schools. "It will also help us foster the hopes and dreams of our students and their families beyond high school. We believe all students deserve access to post secondary education. We are excited about the opportunities the GEAR UP TN grant will provide for our students."
Patti Hunt, Grant Coordinator, stated, "The GEAR UP TN Grant is a perfect fit with the post secondary goals and objectives we are implementing in Bradley County Schools. Growing a "post secondary culture" in our community will provide open doors and opportunities to all our students and make them a marketable workforce to business and industry coming into our community and surrounding area," concluded Mrs. Hunt.
The Bradley County School District will form a local, community-based GEAR UP TN Collaborative to provide college access and success-focused services to students at Lake Forest Middle School, GOAL Academy, and Bradley Central High School. Students in the Class of 2018, who are currently in the seventh grade, will receive services as a cohort through middle school, high school, and their first year of postsecondary education. Seniors at participating GEAR UP TN high schools will also receive direct services to prepare for college and apply to postsecondary programs. Services include one-on-one mentoring, tutoring, college visits, and finanacial aid counseling. The grant also provides for each county to hire a local site coordinator to work directly with students and oversee local implementation. Statewide services, provided to all Tennessee students, will include a public outreach campaign and a college access and success website, CollegeforTN.org.
Each GEAR UP TN Collaborative includes formal partnerships with at least one middle school, one high school, and a higher education institution, a local board of education, and at least two community-based organizations. Partners will provide a mix of in-kind matching and additional funding to ensure that the Collaborative continues beyond the seven-year grant. Bradley County Schools' GEAR UP TN Collaborative will partner with Cleveland State Community College, Lee University, Bradley County Board of Education, Oasis Center, Centers for School Climate and Dropout Prevention, Bradley/Cleveland Public Education Foundation, tnAchieves, and Chattanooga Public Education Foundation (PEF). The list of services that will be provided by each partner are: Cleveland State Community College – Grade Appropriate college Awareness Programs, Junior Seminar, Parent Workshops, Tutoring & Mentoring, Scholarships/with tnAchieves at Bradley Central High School, Dual Enrollment, Summer Camp; Lee University – Summer Residential Math Camp for Rising 9th graders in 2015, Summer Residential Math Camp for Rising 10th graders in 2016; tnAchieves – Last-Dollar Scholarship and Mentoring Program, FAFSA Days; Oasis Center – Professional Development Training and Consultation; Center for School Climate and Dropout Prevention – Assessment and Training Support; Bradley County Public Education Foundation – Raising Community Awareness, Financial Support for the Collaboration; Chattanooga Public Education Foundation – Professional Development with Director of College Access and Director of Data & Research.
This is Tennessee's second GEAR UP grant. The 2012 award follows the implementation of a successful 2005 GEAR UP grant which resulted in a 22.8 percent increase in college-going rates in nine participating school districts. Tennessee was one of seven states awarded a competitive 2012 GEAR UP grant.
The counties receiving funding in the current GEAR UP TN program are: Anderson, Bradley, Campbell, Claiborne, Davidson/Metro Nashville Public Schools, Grainger, Hancock, Hardeman, Haywood, Henderson, Johnson, McNairy, Robertson, Shelby/Memphis City Schools, Union, and Wayne.
For more Information, please contact Patti Hunt, Grant Coordinator, Bradley County Schools at 423-476-0620 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
About GEAR UP TN
GEAR UP TN is a movement in local communities to expand the college-going culture in Tennessee and empower students to succeed. Funded through the seven-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education and administered by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, GEAR UP TN works with community-based Collaboratives in 16 counties across the state to promote college readiness and success. Between 2012 and 2019, GEAR UP TN will provide over $15 million in funding for direct services, including mentoring, tutoring, college visits, and financial aid counseling, to provide Tennessee students with a clear path to college.
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Cumbria martial arts guru lands lead role with film star Chuck Norris
Last updated at 11:18, Saturday, 04 August 2012
Martial arts instructor Iain Abernethy has been rubbing shoulders with movie legend Chuck Norris in Las Vegas.
Action star Norris hand-picked the 40-year-old to be the principal instructor at his annual martial arts training event.
And last month Iain, of Cockermouth, jetted out to Las Vegas to fulfil his role at the International Training Conference.
The 40-year-old, who has been teaching martial arts in his home town for the past 25 years, was such a hit with the legendary Norris that he is hopeful he'll be invited back next year.
Iain's unique style of martial arts has seen him teach all over the world, but he said he's never had an opportunity like this in his life.
"To be invited to teach there is one of the highest forms of recognition a martial arts instructor can have," he said.
"It was therefore a massive honour and a career highlight to be recognised in this way. It firmly puts me on the world stage and I don't think it's possible to get a higher accolade than this."
During the three-day event Norris, known for his action roles in films such as The Way of the Dragon where he stared alongside Bruce Lee, popped in to see how things were going as well as attending the formal events.
Iain said: "He was very humble, friendly, warm and witty. Chuck and his brother, Aaron, both had a laugh about my Cumbrian accent as they had never heard it before.
"I've obviously been a fan of both Chuck Norris the martial artist and the movie star since I was a child. It was therefore a great thrill to meet him and to have what I do recognised by him in this way.
"Above all else, it is amazing to have the approach developed in our club in Cockermouth recognised by one of the world's most famous and iconic martial artists."
A formal dinner was held at the end of the conference where Iain was presented with a plaque by Norris to thank him for his contribution.
To add to Iain's glory, he has also been told by the organising committee that he was one of the most, if not the most, popular instructors they have had at the event.
"To hear that really was the icing on the cake and I'm just hoping it means they will invite me back for a second time," he said. And it is looking likely that they will do just that, as Iain received a promising email from organisers yesterday.
Norris will hit our screens later this month when he stars in The Expendables 2 alongside other movie greats such as Sylvester Stalone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis and Jason Statham.
Anyone interested in taking beginners' classes with Iain can contact him on 01900 829406 or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com
First published at 10:49, Saturday, 04 August 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Hondas Sweep Muddy San Diego Supercross
By Jordan Powell
Photos by Brendan Lutes and Casey Davis
Rain and high winds invaded San Diego, California, but it definitely did not put a damper on the racing in Southern California. For Geico Powersport Honda's Eli Tomac, it was a night he has been waiting for ever since the beginning of the 2011 Monster Energy Supercross series. Looking like a seasoned veteran more than a fresh Supercross rookie, Tomac grabbed the holeshot and never looked back. In the 450 main event, Two Two Motorsports' Chad Reed also led from start to finish. In winning, Reed gave TwoTwo Motorsports its first-ever win, and he also took over first on the all-time win list in San Diego. entering the event, Reed was tied with the King of Supercross, Jeremy McGrath, with five San Diego wins each. This was reed's sixth win in San Diego.
When the gates dropped in the Lites main event, Geico Powersport Honda's Eli Tomac ripped around the corner first and grabbed the $1000 Nuclear Cowboyz Holeshot Award. Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki's Josh Hansen was hot on his rear tire into the first turn, but he was unable to make a move on the hard charging Honda rider. After the first couple of laps, Tomac's teammate Jimmy Decotis started to apply some pressure on Hanny, and he finally capitalized on the Kawi rider. While the teammates ran in first and second, a Pro Circuit train with Hansen, Tyla Rattray, and Heat One winner Broc Tickle held onto the top five.
Tomac continued to gain tremendous ground on the field, and at the halfway point, he had about an eight second lead. His teammate, however, made a mistake and dropped back to fifth. Hansen also started to fall back in the field, and Rattray, Tickle, and Cole Seely made it into the top four, respectively. As the laps counted down, it was apparent that no one had what it took to catch Eli, who was pulling away on every lap. When the checkers flew, Tomac took his first career Supercross Lites Main Event win. There was a battle for second and third, but it was Rattray who took second, Tickle with a third, and Seely in fourth.
1. Eli Tomac (Hon)
2. Tyla Rattray (Kaw)
3. Broc Tickle (Kaw)
4. Cole Seely (Hon)
5. Jimmy Decotis (Hon)
6. Josh Hansen (Kaw)
7. Ken Roczen (KTM)
8. Ben Evans (Kaw)
9. Ryan Morais (Suz)
10. Kyle Cunningham (Yam)
11. Antonio Balbi (Kaw)
12. Martin Davalos (Suz)
13. Ryan Smith (Suz)
14. Tommy Weeck (Hon)
15. Nick Paluzzi (Yam)
16. Casey Hinson (KTM)
17. Scott Champion (Kaw)
18. Travis Bright (Hon)
19. Dakota Tedder (Kaw)
20. Kyle Beaton (Kaw)
WESTERN REGIONAL SUPERCROSS LITES SERIES POINT STANDINGS (After 6 of 8 rounds)
1. Josh Hansen (128/3 wins)
2. Broc Tickle (125/1)
3. Eli Tomac (116/1)
4. Ryan Morais (96)
5. Cole Seely (88/1)
6. Ken Roczen (83)
7. Tyla Rattray (80)
8. Martin davalos (69)
9. James Decotis (67)
10. Kyle Cunningham (60)


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Baker County | 1861 | Macclenny | Bradford County |
Bay County | 1913 | Panama City | Washington County |
Bradford County | 1858 | Starke | Columbia and Alachua Counties |
Brevard County | 1844 | Titusville |
Orange County |
Broward County | 1915 | Fort Lauderdale | Miami-Dade County |
Calhoun County | 1838 | Blountstown | Escambia County |
Charlotte County | 1921 | Punta
Gorda |
DeSoto County |
Citrus County | 1887 | Inverness | Hernando County |
Clay County | 1858 | Green Cove Springs | Duval County |
Collier County | 1923 | Naples | Lee County |
Columbia County | 1832 | Lake City | St. Johns County |
DeSoto County | 1887 | Arcadia | Manatee County |
Dixie County | 1921 | Cross City | Lafayette County |
Duval County | 1822 | Jacksonville | St. Johns County |
Escambia County | 1821 | Pensacola | original
county |
Flagler County | 1917 | Bunnell | St. Johns and Volusia Counties |
Franklin County | 1832 | Apalachicola | Escambia County |
Gadsden County | 1823 | Quincy | Jackson County |
Gilchrist County | 1925 | Trenton | Alachua County |
Glades County | 1921 | Moore Haven | DeSoto County |
Gulf County | 1925 | Port St. Joe | Calhoun County |
Hamilton County | 1827 | Jasper | Escambia County |
Hardee County | 1921 | Wauchula | DeSoto County |
Hendry County | 1923 | La Belle | Lee County |
Hernando County | 1843 | Brooksville | Hillsborough, Mosquito, and Alachua Counties |
Highlands County | 1921 | Sebring | DeSoto County |
Hillsborough County | 1834 | Tampa | St. Johns County |
Holmes County | 1848 | Bonifay | Jackson and Walton Counties |
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Purpose and background
The libwsbm (wsbm stands for Window System Buffer Manager) library previously lived as a dri buffer manager within mesa. Subsequently that buffer manager was stripped, rewritten completely and put in libdrm. The libwsbm library is a variant that is closer to the original, supports buffer pools and fence pools for various use cases and, above all, is designed for multithreaded clients and thus has a clear distinction between context-specific structures that needs no locking, and shared structures that
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- Must not contain any context specific data, for example relocation information.
Libwsbm do contain buffer pool backends that interface to drm/ttm user-space interfaces, but since libwsbm can be used without drm it's not a drm user-space interface. Therefore it currently lives outside libdrm.
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The libwsbm library allows pluggable buffer pools. These pools implement the semantics of a special class of buffers and may ship with libwsbm itself or may be driver-specific. The pools that are currently shipped with libwsbm are
- A TTM pool with buffers that map directly to TTM placement buffers.
- A slab pool that implements a suballocator within TTM placement buffers. This is useful to speed up buffer creation, destruction and mapping as well as to work around the 1 system page size granularity of TTM buffers.
- A malloc pool where buffers are put in malloced memory. This is useful for device drivers that don't support hardware vertex buffers but still need to provide storage for mesa's vertex buffers.
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Angels blast past Kansas City
Mike Trout and Albert Pujols hit solo home runs, and Mark Trumbo hit a two-run shot to help the Los Angeles Angels beat the Kansas City Royals 5-4 Thursday night.
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Mike Trout and Albert Pujols hit solo home runs, and Mark Trumbo hit a two-run shot to help the Los Angeles Angels beat the Kansas City Royals 5-4 Thursday night.
SAN DIEGO (AP) Tyler Lyons pitched seven solid innings in his major league debut on the same day St. Louis lost Jaime Garcia for the season, and the Cardinals beat the San Diego Padres 5-3 on Wednesday night.
J.D. Martinez hit a two-run homer off James Shields, Jordan Lyles pitched six effective innings and the Houston Astros beat the Kansas City Royals 3-1 on Wednesday night.
Mike Moustakas tied it with an RBI single before George Kottaras walked with the bases-loaded to drive in the go-ahead run in a four-run eighth inning, and the Kansas City Royals rallied for a 7-3 win over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night to end a four
Daniel Descalso hit his first career grand slam and had a career-high five RBIs, and Adam Wainwright won for the first time at Petco Park as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Diego Padres 10-2 Tuesday night.
The Kansas City Chiefs are putting together an offense that promises to be bold and dynamic, if not downright revolutionary, a blend of old and new under coach Andy Reid.
Kyle Lohse was the St. Louis Cardinals' ace last season. Maybe they know too much about him.
BOSTON (AP) Where the Super Bowl will celebrate a half-century of existence will be decided this week by NFL owners.
David Lough's indecision cost the Kansas City Royals.
Jeff Bianchi drove in two runs with a 10th-inning single up the middle, and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 on Saturday night.
Brandon Moss hit a tiebreaking triple in the sixth inning to help Tommy Milone outduel Ervin Santana, and the Oakland Athletics beat the Kansas City Royals 2-1 on Saturday night.
Ross Kenseth's path seems to indicate a planned, patient approach down a road that eventually will lead to Sunday afternoons behind the wheel of a NASCAR Sprint Cup car.
James Shields pitched great against the Oakland Athletics again. This time, he had nothing to show for it with his new team.
David Freese hit a grand slam for his first homer of the season, and the St. Louis Cardinals used a five-run first inning to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-6 on Friday night.
Adam Wainwright grimaced at the notion that fatigue factored into an unsatisfactory follow-up to perhaps the most dominant effort of his career.
Rookie Shelby Miller followed up his nearly perfect one-hitter with 5 2/3 scoreless innings and the Cardinals scored the go-ahead run in the seventh on a wild pitch in a 4-2 victory over the New York Mets on Wednesday night.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Kansas City Royals veteran Fred White died today due to complications from melanoma. White just announced his retirement Tuesday after 40 years with the organization, most recently as director of broadcast services and the franchise's alumni.
Jason Pyrah's first sampling of track and field came in sixth grade, in a 600-yard run that was a basic requirement in physical education class as part of the presidential fitness program.
Mike Matheny is still waiting for rookie left-hander John Gast to show some emotion.
Albert Pujols, Howie Kendrick, Josh Hamilton and Mike Trout all homered off Jeremy Guthrie, and the Los Angeles Angels handed the right-hander his first loss in 19 starts with a 6-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.
Billy Butler broke out of a severe slump with five hits and five RBIs, and the Kansas City Royals kept Joe Blanton winless in eight starts this season with an 11-4 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night.
The Grizzlies are proving they know how to grab an advantage and hold onto it this postseason.
Lance Lynn overcame early control woes and St. Louis used a three-run seventh inning to beat the New York Mets 6-3 on Monday night.
Jaime Garcia got rocked again by Colorado and fell well short of giving the St. Louis Cardinals three straight pitching gems.
Nobody in the Kansas City Royals' clubhouse seems ready to bail on the season after a lousy week, much less a lousy series against the New York Yankees.
A weekend filled with sharp words between Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia came down to one last showdown Sunday in The Players Championship, this one staged across the water in a tiny, terrifying section of the TPC Sawgrass.
Tyler Bray believes that every rookie has something to prove.
Younger residents of Cardinal National know him only as the team's often-entertaining radio broadcaster who's as likely to hawk a cold frosty one in the middle of a critical at-bat as break down the nuances of the hit-and-run.
The son of the man who broke Babe Ruth's home run record and who later joined the World Series-bound St. Louis Cardinals dropped by.
The way the Los Angeles Kings opened the playoffs is old news. The defending Stanley Cup champions are headed home where they've dominated, one win shy of surviving the first round.
Jeremy Guthrie's incentive to win had nothing to do with beating his former team.
Surprise recent St. Louis Cardinals ace Chris Carpenter, believed to be finished possibly for his career, might return this season. At least, big-league general manager John Mozeliak isn't ruling it out.
After James Shields pitched eight shutout innings, he was gone.
Anze Kopitar tied it with 12:46 to play, Justin Williams tipped home the go-ahead goal 76 seconds later, and the Los Angeles Kings evened their first-round series with the St. Louis Blues with a 4-3 victory Monday night.
JOPLIN The daughter of a pitcher portrayed in the new movie about famed baseball player Jackie Robinson says the movie unfairly characterizes her father as a racist.
Jaime Garcia put the Brewers and St. Louis' sweep of Milwaukee under wraps.
Down to his final strike, Billy Butler came through.
Jon Jay homered and drove in the go-ahead run in the ninth and Allen Craig and Daniel Descalso each hit home runs to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-6 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday.
Jeremy Guthrie ran his unbeaten streak to a club record 17 consecutive starts with a four-hitter in the Kansas City Royals' 2-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Saturday night.
Jonathan Quick made 30 saves in his fifth career playoff shutout, leading the Los Angeles Kings to a 1-0 victory over St. Louis on Saturday night and trimming the Blues' series lead to 2-1.
Matt Holliday and Carlos Beltran homered and Shelby Miller pitched six strong innings to help the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Brewers 6-1 Friday night.
St. Louis Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak on Friday explained his boldest move yet of the season, saying the club's beleaguered bullpen needs a pitcher with '
Jake Westbrook allowed one run over six innings for his 100th career win and the St. Louis Cardinals held off the Milwaukee Brewers 6-5 on Thursday night.
Defenseman Barret Jackman scored his first career playoff goal with 50.4 seconds remaining, lifting the St. Louis Blues to a 2-1 win over the defending Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings for the second straight time Thursday night.
Rain started to fall at first pitch, and by the time the Kansas City Royals' game against the Tampa Bay Rays was postponed Thursday afternoon, Kauffman Stadium resembled a snow globe.
Elliot Johnson homered against his former team and the Kansas City Royals rallied from an early five-run hole, beating the Tampa Bay Rays on a cold, blustery Wednesday night.
Fast starts are becoming routine for Lance Lynn and the St. Louis Cardinals.
USA TODAY Sports' Russ Lande breaks down his list of the top players in the draft.
Jaime Garcia seems to save his best for the Cincinnati Reds.
James Shields made a stellar first start against his former team, and Mike Moustakas hit a two-run homer to spur the Kansas City Royals to an 8-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night.
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On to round three of what is now a world renowned beer dinner, Beer Battered Fries. We considered baking our beer battered fries, but then what's the fun in that? We lost our deep frying virginity that night and it was good.
We didn't exactly make fries so much as we cut little potatoes in half. We (again, we more refers to the talented cooks in the kitchen) first baked our potatoes drizzled with oil in the oven for 15 minutes to mostly cook the potatoes. We then prepared out batter and put the pot of canola oil on the stove to heat up. To tell when your oil is hot enough, drop a little piece of bread in and see if it quickly starts sizzling and turns brown. If you get that good sizzle and your bread fries up nicely, you are good to go (eat the bread, it'll be tasty). Our beer batter recipe was originally meant for fish and came from here. We used Central City's Red Racer Pale Ale again, mostly because we bought a six pack. Here are the ingredients we mixed together for our batter:
- 1 egg
- 1 cup Central City Red Racer Pale Ale
- 1 1/8 tsp. baking powder
- 1 c. flour
- 2 tsp. salt
- 3/4 tsp. pepper
- 1 tsp. garlic salt
We battered our mostly cooked potatoes and dropped them into the pool. Watch out, the oil is freaking hot! I splashed myself and it hurt a lot. Cook until the batter turns a nice golden brown and looks crispy. Remove the potatoes with a small collinder of sorts and let the potatoes dry on a paper towel.
We were probably the most skeptical of how successful we would be with our beer battered fries, but they were delicious! They were perfectly cooked and wonderfully crispy. Combined with the soup, it was a very heavy meal. The salad provided a very refreshing contrast to the rest of the dishes. Despite the heaviness, dinner was excellent. I recommend deep frying to you adventurous sorts.


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10-4A BOYS BASKETBALL: West Mesquite tops Creekview to remain in tie for first place
By DEVIN HASSON,
Published: Wednesday, January 16, 2013 4:06 AM CST
It is a dangerous proposition for opponents to try to run with West Mesquite, the top-scoring offense in the district.
Carrollton Creekview tried to do just that on Tuesday, and while they were able to keep up for a half, the Wranglers finally pulled away late for a 80-73 victory.
West Mesquite improves to 5-1 in district play and remains tied for first place in 10-4A with Carrollton Newman Smith, who defeated Poteet on Tuesday.
The Wranglers have been prone to hot and cold spells, but they were consistent on Tuesday, scoring between 19 and 21 points every quarter.
The Mustangs stayed right with them and actually took a one-point lead into halftime. But West Mesquite kept the pressure on, taking a 59-57 lead through three quarters and then pulled away late.
Braylon Rayson had 18 points as five Wranglers scored in double figures. Jordan Johnson had 17 points, Tyrone Davis scored 16 and Nate Davis and Jalen Etienne each added 15.
Creekview's Ian Spaight had 26 points to lead all scorers while teammate Alex Rincon chipped in with 13.
Poteet played right with district co-leader Carrollton Newman Smith for three quarters. Unfortunately for the Pirates, they never could overcome the opening period and that was the difference in a 70-60 loss.
As a result, Poteet (3-3) suddenly finds itself in fifth place after both Highland Park and North Forney won on Tuesday.
The Pirates came out cold and trailed 15-4 after the first quarter. Behind 24 points from Raffaele Gaines, Poteet stepped up the offense and drew to within 51-45 heading to the fourth.
But the Trojans were able to withstand the charge to remain in a tie atop the district standings.
Stephen Spurlock had 14 points to lead a group of four Newman Smith players in double figures.
The Pirates have now lost three consecutive games and will try to bounce back on Friday when they face Forney to close out the first half of the regular season. Poteet will host Highland Park, a team it trails by a game in the standings but who they beat in the district opener, on Tuesday.
West Mesquite will host winless Terrell on Friday and then has a chance to help the Pirates out on Tuesday against North Forney.
In another big game on Friday, Highland Park will travel to face North Forney with the winner taking over sole possession of third place.
Every slate of games seems to bring about multiple changes in the congested 10-4A standings and Friday was no different.
When the dust settled, West Mesquite and Carrollton Newman Smith remained ahead of the field.
The Wranglers, with their 68-50 victory over Poteet, and the Trojans, with a 84-59 stomping of Forney, held a slight one-game lead over the Pirates, Highland Park and North Forney.
West Mesquite turned a tight game into a late blowout in its victory on Friday. Rayson had a big game with 28 points, with Johnson adding 13 and Nate Davis chipping in with 10.
Poteet had four players in double figures, with Nathaniel Gaines scoring 16 points, Raffaele Gaines tallying 11 and Verkedric Vaughns and Chris Murphy each adding 10.
West Mesquite 5-1 17-7
Carrollton Newman Smith 5-1 15-9
North Forney 4-2 16-5
Highland Park 4-2 19-6
Poteet 3-3 8-14
Carrollton Creekview 2-4 10-14
Forney 1-5 7-17
Terrell 0-6 3-23
Tuesday's Results
West Mesquite 80, Carrollton Creekview 73
Carrollton Newman Smith 70, Poteet 60
North Forney 56, Terrell 35
Highland Park 76, Forney 41
Friday's Results
West Mesquite 68, Poteet 50
Carrollton Newman Smith 84, Forney 59
Highland Park 59, Terrell 36
North Forney 53, Carrollton Creekview 48
Friday's Games
Terrell at West Mesquite
Poteet at Forney
Highland Park at North Forney
Carrollton Creekview at Carrollton Newman Smith
Tuesday's Games
West Mesquite at North Forney
Highland Park at Poteet
Carrollton Newman Smith at Terrell
Forney at Carrollton Creekview
Copyright © 2013 - Star Local News


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Major retailers including Costco, Gap and Nordstrom last week reported better-than-expected revenue in December. That comes as a relief for stores, which can make as much as 40 percent of their annual revenue in the last two months of the year.
"We sold through a lot of merchandise in December," said Frankie Ford, store manager at Maurices in Mount Berry Square mall.
"I think the first week was a little slow but from then on it got pretty busy."
Americans spent cautiously early in the season because of the damage after Superstorm Sandy. Then they held back because of the possibility of the U.S. economy falling off the "fiscal cliff," which would've triggered massive budget cuts and tax increases that would amount to less money in their pockets. But shoppers spent more freely in the final shopping days of the year.
Ford said a reason that she heard many customers refer to was that they were waiting on their paychecks for the month.
Also, Floyd County Schools were not let out for the holidays until Dec. 21, later than usual according to Ford.
"Once that happened we had a lot of people coming in," She said.
Paula Conaway, owner of Paula's Boutique on Broad Street, was busy taking inventory during the first week of January as she does every year and was planning to reopen Tuesday.
She said that she did notice customers begin their Christmas shopping later than usual but special sales on certain sections throughout December and a 50-percent off sale for the entire store after Christmas helped out.
"I think we did real good," Conaway said. "We had big sales to clean out some of our stock and we were covered up for the most part."
As far as comparing this past holiday season with the one from 2011, Conaway seems optimistic.
"I think we'll see an increase in sales when we compare the two," she said. "I believe we had a lot more traffic, including a lot of people who came in from out of state."
One local store had the benefit of a recent remodel to help with their holiday sales.
Sam's Club, located at 2550 Redmond Circle, added a bakery, café and rottiserie deli to the store near the beginning of September, according to general manager Tarah Pounders.
"We had a lot more of a variety of things that sold well during the holiday season," Pounders said. "It really boosted our sales and foot traffic."
With the extra week of shopping in December, Pounders said that they felt the impact with a slow start to the month but it picked up at the end.
"We actually had a great December this year and I think the addition of our fresh department contributed to that," she said.
Twenty retailers reported that revenue at stores open at least a year — an indicator of a store's health — rose an average of 4.5 percent in December compared with the same month a year ago, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers.
That's on the high end of the expected range of 4 percent to 4.5 percent. Only a small group of stores that represent about 13 percent of the $2.4 trillion U.S. retail industry report monthly revenue, but the data offers a snapshot of consumer spending.
"I wouldn't be doing cartwheels that it was a particularly great or strong holiday season, but it could have been worse given the headwinds," said Ken Perkins, president of RetailMetrics, a research firm. "The government and Mother Nature were not as cooperative as retailers would have liked. But it was definitely not as bad as feared."
December's results provide a brighter picture than reports last month that proclaimed that the holiday shopping season was shaping up to be the worst since 2008 when the U.S. was in a deep recession.
To be sure, the season had multiple fits and starts, with healthy spending during certain periods followed by stretches of tepid sales. Overall, revenue for the combined months of November and December rose 3.1 percent, slightly above the 3-percent rise that the ICSC had predicted.
Sales were weak at the beginning of November in the wake of Superstorm Sandy on the Northeast and the U.S. presidential campaign, followed by a surge later in the month during the four-day Thanksgiving weekend. Spending fell off after that until a rush right before and after Christmas when some stores began offering bigger discounts.
"That last-minute shopping, coupled with post-Christmas bargain hunting and early gift-card redemption, helped propel sales at the end of the month," said Michael P. Niemira, ICSC's chief economist.
Kelly Tenedini, 35, decided to pick up some "filler" gifts for her mom and her sister on the Sunday before Christmas at the Target in the Edgewood Retail District in Atlanta. Tenedini, who spent about $400 during the season, bought a sweater for her mom and gloves for her mother and sister that day.
Tenedini, who works in marketing, said the biggest deal she found was for herself: $50 off a pot and pan set on Target.com.
Manuel Gonzalez, 52, fromthe Manhattan borough of New York City, spent about $150 on the Saturday before Christmas when he went to The Garden State Plaza in Paramus, N.J. He scooped up bargains, including 75-percent off Sketcher sneakers at Macy's.
For the season, he was planning to spend about $400 to $500 for gifts for his three boys, ages 5, 8 and 22 — the same amount he spent a year ago.
Gonzales, who works at a bank, said he's glad he waited until later in the season to shop: "I am budgeting."
While the last-minute promotions may have drawn shoppers like Tenedini and Gonzalez, they also ate into stores' profits.
For instance, Kohl's said its December revenue at stores open at least a year increased 3.4 percent, beating Wall Street predictions. But the retailer said that the growth came from heavy discounts, and it cut its profit outlook for the current quarter and full year.
"Sales came late in the holiday shopping season and, as a result, were at deeper discounts than planned," said CEO Kevin Mansell. "We are taking the necessary markdowns in the fourth quarter to manage our inventory as we transition into the Spring season."
Staff writer Jeremy Stewart contributed to this report.


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Comment posted Scottish Power Renewables announces another delay for proposed Tiree Array by Robert Wakeham.
Malcolm: by far the most embarrassing display from our elected leaders in relation to Trump was the Aberdeen County Council putsch that saw the chair of the planning committee removed for having the cheek to cast his vote against Trump's development on an SSSI, together with what looks like an over-cosy 'oiling of the wheels' by our first minister.
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- There's a house recently completed in the Santa Monica mountains above Malibu, Los Angeles, that re-uses the wings off a Boeing 747 jumbo jet to form the roof, so you never know, decommissioned wind turbine blades might have uses beyond infilling mineshafts.
- Karl: With regard to your preceding comments, quad bikes may be the favoured option for sporting estates these days, but when I said that wind farm roads compared favourably with some of the roads on sporting estates I wasn't fantasising, it's true – some of them have messed up the peat way beyond the road itself, and if you think it's absolute bunkum it can only be because you're so concerned with the offshore Tiree proposals that you're in danger of letting emotion get in the way of reasoned discussion. With regard to the footprint of windfarm roads remaining for many years, as far as I'm aware they're not designed to 'biodegrade', they're needed for the life of the windfarm and then to be removed and the peat layer reinstated. As long as the financial safeguards to ensure thorough decommissioning are put in place as a planning condition, I don't think that there should be a long-term problem – although with technology evolving there'll undoubtedly be increasing pressure to replace life-expired equipment with new machines on the same site. Unless, of course, wind farming ceases to be so enormously profitable to the developers.
- Karl: 'large offshore wind power stations' are surely a sufficiently new animal that decommissioning has yet to be undertaken to any great extent – and from what I've seen of onshore windfarms they don't have miles of tarmac or concrete roads, just graded tracks and pads similar to forestry haul roads. And the roads are usually a textbook exercise in tidy workmanship with absolutely minimal disturbance to upland peat areas – comparing very favourably with some of the access roads on private sporting estates.
- Trump…'honest'..'straightforward'..fact, Malcolm, or just your opinion?
- Malcolm, do you believe everything that you write?
Recent comments by Robert Wakeham
- Argyll Flyer spotted going into Ardmaleish yard on Bute this afternoon
Doesn't the SPTE have a remit to co-ordinate public transport provision here? – maybe I'm imagining it, or maybe they're just pretending, or maybe they're only really interested in Strathclyde bus services and the Glasgow subway (on the basis that only a tiny proportion of voters use the Gourock ferries, and politics is all) - 31 hour shout Tobermory Lifeboat's longest ever, ending in joint operation with Oban lifeboat
The Oban Times reported on 6th June on the MAIB report on a similar incident last July when a small container ship rammed the Isle of Bute, and apparently legal action is ongoing. - Refloated cargo ship MV Fri Ocean escorted to Lynn of Lorne – and on into Oban
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It would have to be capable of deactivation in harbour areas and, eg, places like the Corran Narrows – but would surely be invaluable, especially at night.
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I just had a quick read of a blog post over at the Libraries and Transliteracy blog, which looked at how information literacy (IL) and transliteracy might relate to each other.
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I'm not sure why this connection hasn't happened in my brain before, but it struck me that the view of IL in the post mentioned above is very much a skills based view, rather than a relational view, where we look at how people use information to learn. And it made me think, from a relational, experiential viewpoint, I can indeed see how transliteracy would be subsumed by IL. Through a relational lens, we consider information to be much more than textual content and we consider it to be experienced via multiple channels (including technological channels like social media).
Because I subscribe to an experiential view of IL, for me, transliteracy borders on being a redundant concept. Or perhaps more to the point, I wonder why practitioners in library and information science have looked outside our discipline for an explanation of this phenomenon (what others call transliteracy, but whatever you want to call it) when one already exists in our own literature. This phenomenon that some call transliteracy is (for me at least) encompassed by IL – maybe not as IL is discussed in practitioner discourse, where the focus is on skills for seeking and using information, but most certainly in the IL discourse that I position myself within, where we look at how people use information to learn, how people experience information.
There is an increasing interest in information studies research in how people experience information in social media. My PhD is just one example of a study concerned with this phenomenon. I'm excited about the research my colleagues have underway, looking at, for example, information experience in Twitter, and information experience in social media in a time of natural disaster. As publications begin to appear in this area, the discussion about how IL and transliteracy relate is bound to get a whole lot more interesting.


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There she is! Needs a little work, missing a few things. But ain't she purdy? I think it's a '24. Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe at this point it could be either a Hudson or an Essex. I believe this much of the car were the same on both?
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Knowing you Bent, this will be on the road in time for the National in French Lick? What do you want it to be when it grows up--Hudson 7-Passenger Sedan by Biddle & Smart???Brownie
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BIG Architects have unveiled an incredible new library that will serve as a multifunctional cultural center for Astana, Kazakhstan. Named Nursultan Nazarbayev after the first President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the new library will encompass not just books, but space and time as well. The design comprises 4 archetypes – the circle, the rotunda, the arch and the yurt – which all merge into the form of a Möbius strip. In designing the structure BIG also used high-tech modeling to calculate the thermal exposure of the building envelope and maximize shading.
The building itself is a complicated juxtaposition of different ideas and concepts. It forms a spiraling circle around a strong vertical core that allows visitors to the library to move between floors. The museum's curves form a möbius strip, so the interior becomes the exterior and back again; likewise the walls become the roof and the roof transforms back into the walls. The interior corridors are naturally daylit through geometric openings in the exterior shell, creating beautifully lit spaces perfect for reading.
To minimize cooling loads on the library, BIG Architects employed some advanced computer modeling to calculate the thermal exposure on the building envelope. Because of the warping and twisting of the exterior, some parts of the building receive more light than others. By taking that information, BIG was able to create a geometric pattern or "ecological ornament" to regulate the solar impact.
The new library will be located in the center of Astana with views of the entire city. All segments of the community will be served by the library, which is open for meetings, cultural events, and historical record keeping in hopes of further developing the country. Outside a park showcases the native plants and geology of the country. Visitors will be able to experience various trees, plants, rocks and minerals taken from all over the country, so they can see how diverse their native landscape is.
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NMH January 15, 2011 at 4:46 pm
Looks amazing ! Has construction started yet?
aminazinkaKZ September 16, 2009 at 8:38 pm
actually, I can say that this project has been already begun…….and the project of normanfoster2 also)
P.S. August 29, 2009 at 5:11 pm
I think it no more than the futuristic student's project which never probably will be embodied in a reality
The hand of the Russian designer is felt
cyngrace August 27, 2009 at 11:40 pm
Is this amazing and glorioua building also disability friendly/accessable in it's design??
patrickmc August 27, 2009 at 8:15 am
Interesting, but I'm curious about it's context within the city and disappointed by the multi-level parking garage below it.
One of the tough pieces about this starchitecture is that by being designed with no relationship with the surrounding urban landscape and with the desire for good sightlines to look at the building, they're all to often isolated and thus not very walkable or accessible by transit, resulting in the need for lots of parking (reducing their "green"ness).
I hope that Inhabitat, dwell, and others will cover not just the green features/design of this and other buildings but also how they fit within the broader urban context and how users will arrive at them.


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When the page opened I got a message that said "The target of the callback could not be found", then it set focus to another MSDN window I already had open in a tab...that's some great coding right there.
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There's an update: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazure/archive/2012/03/09/summary-of-windows-azure-service-disruption-on-feb-29th-2012.aspx
The bug specifically was in generating certificates and setting the end date by taking the current date and adding one to the year. A classic mistake - we just had a TDWTF about this very error on, of course, 29 February - and the sort of thing that makes you wonder who they're letting write critical infrastructure code for their much-hyped PaaS cloud offering.
And, as pointed out by others previously in this thread, it would have been simpler to use their own framework date class, which does one-year-in-the-future trivially.