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This is the first time in a long time Im looking forward to sound off, with the ISU fans being happy and the Iowa fans melting down, it should be a good one, what does everyone else think.
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This is the first time in a long time Im looking forward to sound off, with the ISU fans being happy and the Iowa fans melting down, it should be a good one, what does everyone else think.
I think a lot of people are. Here's Murphs latest Tweet:
"Highest email total of yr for SoundOFF. 2 main themes: 1 Iowa fans frustrated (spike the ball!) 2 ISU fans proud (a win at TX!)"
#1 should be ISU.
I was thinking the same thing!
i always look forward to sound off. great show win or lose. they do a great job of staying neutral and keeping their comments on topic and positive.
but im really tired tonight and might have to go to bed soon lol
Over/Under on number of calls before some idiot Tavern Hawk calls in to make fun of ISU: 4.
The coverage and conversation relating to Iowa's loss will override coverage of ISU's win tonight. Many callers are Iowa fans who don't work, so they don't have to worry about getting to bed tonight. Book it.
oh yeah...recording this one. Should be good
definitely looking forward to this
yes, looking forward to SoundOFF, but what is up with Chet infomercial over Paul Rhoads Show?!
wow you said it. i don't know how many times i (we) have to hear about iowa's superiority. It doesn't matter if iowa state kills iowa in the basketball game or iowa state wins the insight bowl.. we all have to hear how iowa state sucks.
half of the iowa fans are ok by me. but the other half put a serious dark cloud around their whole program. That smug attitude that they're the best in the nation. ALWAYS great to beat those guys. ALWAYS.
Here's to next year we get it done in ames-- but we've got bigger fish to fry right now. Like getting back to another bowl game. :yes:
Why is this not on yet? Will it be on after the game?
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In a nation where there are hundreds of separate election contests every year, presidential elections are the only truly national elections. But this is not the only thing that makes them unique. Both the nomination system, consisting of primaries, caucuses and a national convention and the general election, dominated by the demands of the Electoral College, differ substantially from all other elections in the American political system. This module will provide students with the history and political science they will need to make sense of the 2012 presidential election and beyond. It will focus on the structure of the presidential election system, both the nominating system and the general election; the very different sets of voters that participate in presidential primaries and presidential general elections; the influences that contribute to the unique narratives of both challenger and incumbent campaigns; and finally the role issues play in creating a mandate for governance by the person who wins the presidency. On several occasions we will also meet outside of class to view video of important campaign events. The course also includes several speakers with extensive experience in some aspect of presidential campaigns. In addition, on the weekend in between the two weeks of this module students will go to New Hampshire to observe and/or participate in campaign activities leading to the run up to the New Hampshire Primary. The module presupposes a basic level of understanding of American government and politics. International students are encouraged to take the class and Course Assistants will provide regular extra study groups for them.
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Calibrate and Profile Monitor for Use with digiKam
To calibrate a monitor and generate a color profile for it on Linux, you need two things: a colorimeter and color profiling software. High-quality professional colorimeters tend to be rather expensive, but you can use the excellent open source ColorHUG device instead. When it comes to calibration and profiling, the displaycalGUI software is the perfect software for the job. It provides a graphical user interface to the display calibration and profiling tools of the Argyll CMS open source color management system. The latter is available in the software repositories of most mainstream Linux distributions, so you can install it using your distro's package manager. On Debian and Ubuntu-based distributions, this can be done by running the apt-get install argyll command as root. Grab then the packaged version of dispcalGUI from the project's website and install it on your system. Connect ColorHUG (or any other supported colorimeter) to your machine and launch dispcalGUI.
Press the Refresh button to make dispcalGUI detect the connected colorimeter (it should appear in the Instrument/Port section). If you are using a multi-display setup, make sure that the correct monitor is selected in the Display device section. Select then Photo from the Settings drop-down list. Press then the Calibrate & Profile button and follow the instructions to calibrate the monitor and generate its color profile. Once the color profile has been generated, dispcalGUI prompts you to install the profile and enable it during boot.
Launch then digiKam, choose Settings → Configure digiKam, and switch to the Color Management section. Click on the Profiles tab, select the generated profile from the Monitor profile drop-down list, and press OK to save the settings.
Color Management in digiKam
First of all, what's color management? Color management is a process that allows you to achieve consistent color representations across different devices, such as digital cameras, scanners, printers, and monitors. The key concept in color management is color space — a model that describes the way colors can be represented as numbers. The Dry Creek Photo page explains it best:
A color space provides the definition for what color the numerical combination represents. Color spaces are akin to languages. A value such as 88/249/17 is given meaning by the color space in the same way as an otherwise random sound has meaning in a particular language. If our example of 88/249/17 is interpreted using the Adobe RGB color space, it is a vibrant, attention getting green. If, on the other hand, the same value is interpreted using the sRGB color space, it is a pale, sickly yellowish-green.
In most cases, you don't have to worry about color management (see Ken Rockwell's explanation why color management is a non-issue for most photographers). But if you do need to take control of colors, digiKam's got you covered.
To enable the color management feature in digiKam, choose Settings -> Configure digiKam, switch to the Color Management section, and tick the Enable Color Management check box in the Behavior section. Next, choose the desired color space from the Working Color Space drop-down list. digiKam supports several color space models, including Adobe RGB and sRGB. Which one to choose depends, of course, on your needs (the sRGB vs. Adobe RGB article by Ken Rockwell provides an excellent overview of the two most popular color spaces). The Behavior section also allows you to specify how digiKam should handle photos with profiles that don't match the working color space, images with no profiles, and raw files with uncalibrated colors.
For example, you can set digiKam to display a color space conversion dialog when the photo you are about to edit uses a different color space than the one you selected in digiKam (see screenshot above).
In the Profiles section, you can specify color profiles for your monitor and peripherals such as camera, scanner, and printer. Obviously, you'd want to select the same color profiles as the working color space. Finally, in the Advanced section, you can enable the Use black point compensation feature which provides a way to adjust black levels of files to match the capabilities of digital devices to manage black.


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Vina Robles hosted the 2010 Rhone Rangers Experience on Valentine's Day. In between seminars, tastings, and networking, we created a Spanish inspired buffet for their 150+ guests in attendance. The event was a great success for the "Rangers" and we could not have asked for better weather in February! We also got to break in our new oversized paella pans.
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We knew this was coming, but today, we get the official announcement. Jim Rome will become part of CBS Sports Radio when it launches full-time on January 2, 2012. He'll be in his traditional noon to 3 p.m. ET slot that he currently occupies at Premiere Radio Networks. Rome's show will lead into the previously announced Doug Gottlieb Show that will air from 3-6 p.m. ET.
In addition to his show, Rome will offer commentaries in the CBS Sports Minute that is already being offered to CBS and Cumulus-owned radio stations.
As part his contract that he signed last year with CBS, Rome will appear on CBS Sports on its major events, Showtime, CBS Sports Network where he already has a nightly show and now CBS Sports Radio so you could say he's all in on CBS platforms.
We have the official announcement from CBS Sports Radio.
Newly Created Radio Network To Launch On Jan. 2, 2013
CBS Sports Radio today announced the newest member of its line-up for when the nation's largest 24/7 major-market radio network launches next year. Jim Rome will serve as host of The Jim Rome Show, broadcast live weekdays from 12:00 Noon-3:00PM, ET beginning on Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013.
Also at the start of the new year, Rome will provide his unique take on the day's sports headlines via the CBS Sports Minute, 60-second commentaries that can be heard hourly on CBS Sports Radio affiliate stations. Rome recently signed a multi-year agreement with CBS contributing across a variety of platforms. In addition to his weekday ROME show on CBS Sports Network, he provides commentary for CBS Sports and CBSSports.com. Further, Rome will also be hosting a talk series for Showtime, which will air later this Fall on the premium network.
"Jim would be at the top of any list highlighting sports radio's most authoritative and opinionated hosts which is exactly why we're thrilled to welcome him to CBS Sports Radio," said Dan Mason, President and CEO, CBS RADIO. "We are building a network that showcases the incredible assets of CBS RADIO and CBS Sports, and creating a strategic opportunity for growth in this untapped marketplace. Jim's presence in this marquee timeperiod adds strength to our lineup and exceptional value to our advertisers."
"I am excited for the continued opportunity to extend my personal contributions to the various platforms that this incredible company has to offer," said Rome. "I am proud to be a part of the CBS family and look forward to the successful launch of CBS Sports Radio."
Perhaps the most respected voice in the world of sports broadcasting, Rome is one of the leading opinion-makers of his generation. Best known for his aggressive, informed, rapid-fire dialogue, Rome has established himself as the top choice of athletes and fans when it's time to know what is going on beyond the scoreboard.
For more than 15 years, Rome has hosted a nationally syndicated radio program, "The Jim Rome Show," a.k.a. "The Jungle," reaching millions of listeners nationwide. His show on ESPN, "Rome Is Burning," signed off in January 2012 after airing for six years.
Rome previously served as host of the popular program "The Last Word with Jim Rome," broadcast nightly on Fox Sports Net, for five years. Prior to that, he spent a two-year stint hosting ESPN2's Talk2, a nightly one-hour interview show. Rome began his radio career at KTMS, Santa Barbara as the "$5-an-hour" traffic reporter and covered UC Santa Barbara's sports. He left KTMS for San Diego's all-sports station, XTRA Sports 690, where he created "The Jim Rome Show." The show was first syndicated in 1996.
In addition to his extensive sports broadcasting career, Rome has made cameo appearances alongside Al Pacino and Matthew McConaughey in "Two For The Money," with Adam Sandler in "The Longest Yard" and opposite Michael Jordan in "Space Jam"; appeared in blink-182's music video; appeared on HBO's "Arliss;" and released a CD, Welcome to the Jungle, which features memorable sound bites from frequent callers and the hip music regularly used on his radio show.
CBS Sports Radio will offer around-the-clock national sports coverage and programming, harnessing the power and resources of CBS RADIO and the award-winning CBS Sports. High-profile figures from CBS Sports, CBS Sports Network and CBSSports.com will play a prominent role on CBS Sports Radio which will reach more than 10 million listeners at launch. Original programs across multiple weekday and weekend time periods will feature expert sports commentary and interviews with major sports figures along with listener calls and fan interaction. It was previously announced that Doug Gottlieb will serve as host of afternoons (weekdays, 3:00-6:00 PM, ET) on CBS Sports Radio.
Cumulus Media Networks serves as the exclusive syndicator and sales partner for CBS Sports Radio.
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Holiday Craft Fair features Music Market and Cafe
December 05, 2010, 3:09PM
Hoboken Holiday Craft Fair shoppers can stop in the Music Market and Cafe on the third floor of the fair for some coffee and local music. There are tons of CDs for sale and all are made by local artists such as Jim Testa, The Fave and Las Vandelays. David Ribyat, a member of Las Vandelays is in charge... Full story »
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December 05, 2010, 2:00PM
Carly Tudda and Liz Omilinsky sit patiently, watching the room of scarce patrons and wait to make a sale. "It hasn't been busy at all, yesterday was worse than today," said Omilinsky, owner of Sailor May, a children's clothing company. "It might be the fact that this year's fair changed locations and that parking is hard to find since... Full story »
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December 05, 2010, 1:28PM
Hoboken's Annual Grand Menorah Lighting will take place tonight at City Hall. The event will begin with a Kids Chanukah Party at 5 p.m. inside City Hall followed by the menorah lighting at 6 p.m. outside of City Hall at 94 Washington Street. The kids party includes refreshments, music, dancing and a puppet show. Entry costs $10 for children... Full story »
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December 05, 2010, 12:48PM
Lola Hodges spent over an hour crocheting each hat she is selling at today's craft fair. "Each hat is made with a different type of wool but all have a Swarovski crystal on the flower," she said. Hodges hats have been a hit and some customers have even asked her to hold a hat for them so they could... Full story »
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ZUMBA - Tuesdays w/ Sally The ZUMBA fitness motto is "Ditch the workout & join the Party!" Blast calories and improve your health with Latin, Hip Hop, and dance moves from around the world, choreographed to International music. After class you feel like you went out dancing, but you worked out like you spent an hour running. Get ready to loosen up and sweat your worries away! For more information contact instructor Sally Unks at (805) 528-8929 or (805) 440-8374.
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As families in Newtown, Conn., struggle with the unthinkable - last week's mass murder of 20 children and six adults - the tragedy has heightened emotions nationwide, and brought with them the question of how to help kids to cope.
Besides memorializing the victims of Sandy Hook Elementary School on its Facebook page, the Wanaque Police Department is steering families to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) for its tips on talking with and helping children cope after a disaster or traumatic event. This information is available at state.nj.us/humanservices/dmhs/disaster/SAMHSA_tips_4_talking_2_kids.pdf.
"When children experience a trauma, watch it on TV, or overhear others discussing it, they can feel scared, confused or anxious," states SAMHSA. And "young people react to trauma differently than adults" - some right away and some much later. This divergent timeframe makes it more challenging for adults keeping watch for when a child needs assistance coping with a trauma.
While it might be difficult to watch and wait, SAMHSA warns parents "to be careful not to pressure children to talk about a trauma or join in expressive activities. While most children will easily talk about what happened, some may become frightened. Some may even get traumatized again by talking about it, listening to others talk about it, or looking at drawings of the event. Allow children to remove themselves from these activities, and monitor them for signs of distress."
Michelle Borden, chief executive officer for NewBridge Services Inc., which provides counseling and other services in Morris County, agreed that children process events differently than adults do.
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MALATYA, Turkey (BP) -- A cloud has been cast on the Turkish courtroom where proceedings began Sept. 3 against 19 suspects in the murder of three Christians in 2007.
At issue: Both prosecutors and two of the three judges were replaced Sept. 1.
Of particular shock was the removal of the prosecutors, who spent more than a year questioning witnesses and the accused, examining evidence and preparing the latest of three indictments in a case that has grown in intrigue and complexity since the killings.
"This is a serious and really unacceptable scandal, concerning such a huge case," Orhan Kemal Cengiz, a lawyer for the victims, told Open Doors News (formerly Compass Direct News).
Umut Sahin, from the legal committee of the Turkish Association of Protestant Churches, told Open Doors that the replacement of the prosecutors has impacted the case in an "unbelievably negative" way.
During six days of hearings, "the new prosecutor did not utter a single word for the whole six days!" Sahin said.
Turkey's Council of Judges and Prosecutors, however, told Open Doors that the reassignment of the prosecutors and judges was a routine transfer following recent legal reforms.
The five suspected killers who were apprehended in 2007 at the scene of the crime denied any links with an alleged military plan to overthrow Turkey's ruling Justice and Peace Party (AKP), an Islamist bloc led by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
"We went on an expedition on behalf of Islam on our own to accomplish this event," defendant Emre Gunaydin told judicial officials, as reported by Open Doors.
The 761-page indictment, however, alleges the five accused murderers were not isolated extremists, but rather part of a so-called Cage Action Plan to undermine the Islamist-leaning government.
During the hearings in early September, six of the accused soldiers testified that the local gendarmerie, sometimes aided by police and secret intelligence officials, had been monitoring the handful of Christians in Malatya and paying informers to collect data on their activities. The gendarmerie is a law-enforcement arm of Turkey's military with jurisdiction outside of cities and towns.
Following the murders, according to Open Doors reports, gendarmerie officers tapped the phones of the victims' families, lawyers and judges in the case and gave false testimony and documents, attempting to tarnish the murdered Christians by linking them to illegal groups like the Kurdistan Workers' Party.
"I was obeying orders conveyed to me within the command-chain hierarchy," Sgt. Adem Gedik told a judge, according to Open Doors.
Among the suspects are retired Gen. Hursit Tolon, who was named a prime suspect behind the killings; Col. Mehmet Ulger, who commanded the Malatya gendarmerie at the time; Ruhi Polat, a theology instructor at the local Inonu University; and Ilker Cinar, an intelligence agent assigned to falsely convert to Christianity, infiltrate the Turkish church and then publicly "reconvert to Islam," denouncing Christians as threats to national security.
"Is it possible that the AKP government is uncomfortable with the conclusion of this case?" columnist Orhan Oguz Gurbuz asked after the initial hearings in a Sept. 16 column for the Turkish publication Today's Zaman. "The government must address these doubts and questions. Otherwise, it will undermine its own legitimacy and the pluralist/democratic identity that it has relied on since the beginning."
Susanne Geske, widow of Tilmann Geske, still lives in Malatya with her children. She told Open Doors that the nation should learn the truth about the murders, recalling previous cover-ups by Turkish officials.
"This trial doesn't change anything for our family," Geske told Open Doors. "But it can change things a lot for Turkey."
The alleged Cage Plan conspiracy centers around a compact disc found last year at the home of a retired naval officer. A group of 41 naval officers were to carry out a campaign of assassinations against Turkey's non-Muslim minorities to portray the country's Islamist government as unable or unwilling to protect non-Muslims.
The plan included "operations" for the murders of the three Christians in Malatya, the 2006 assassination of Catholic priest Andreas Santoro, and the 2007 killing of Hrant Dink, the Armenian editor-in-chief of the weekly publication Agos.
"It wanted to send a message that the AK Party government was radically Islamist and makes targets out of Christians," columnist Orhan Oguz Gurbuz wrote in a Sept. 16 column for Today's Zaman.
Hearings on the case are scheduled to resume Nov. 12.
Compiled by Baptist Press editor Art Toalston and John Evans, a writer in Houston.
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Book clubs come in all sorts of configurations: some are organized by genre, some exist to maintain life-long friendships or foster new ones. Some groups prefer to read fiction, others non-fiction, some folks love a mix.
They meet in libraries or book stores, in members' homes, in restaurants.
Today, we're profiling a group whose members are tied together by both an alma mater and a profession.
"We loved your article on book clubs and we would love to have our club featured," wrote Deb Downing, a spokesperson for the Wright State Social Work Alumni Society Book Club. "We've been meeting for about three years and usually we meet in member's homes and enjoy wine, dinner, laughter and some discussion of our monthly book selection."
Downing, who is from Huber Heights, says participants love to read and love the companionship of one another.
"We don't always agree, but we always laugh a lot!" she said.
WHO THEY ARE: The Wright State Social Work Alumni Society Book Club
A LITTLE BACKGROUND: The book club was formed after a discussion among members of the WSU Social Work Alumni Society about a course being taught by Faculty Liaison Sarah Twill titled "Mental Health and Contemporary Fiction."
"The course sounded interesting and many of us were readers, so we decided to form our own book club," Downing explained.
WHEN/WHERE THEY MEET: The groups generally get together on a monthly basis at the home of one of the members or alternatively, plans an activity in the community based on the book they are reading. They've invited local author, Katrina Kittle, to come to discuss her books and they took a field trip to the Frank Lloyd Wright Westcott House in Springfield after reading the book "Loving Frank." After reading "Wild" by Cheryl Strayed, they hiked at Glen Helen in Yellow Springs.
WHAT THEY READ: "We mainly read contemporary fiction, especially books that we can tie to a theme related to social work," Downing explained. "However, we have no hard-and-fast rules about what we read, especially if there is something we all want to read. Our all-time attendance record was the month we read "50 Shades of Grey."
HOW THEY PICK BOOKS: Selection of books is by group consensus. Recent selections include: "The Light Between Oceans," State of Wonder," "Those We Love the Most" and "Gone Girl."
THEIR MEETING FORMAT: The goal, Downing said, is to have a fun evening with food and wine. Club chair, Libby Nicholson, is the group's informal leader.
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"We have gone to the movie adaptation of several books we have read, and last month we researched and prepared a feast of Australian food as the book we read — 'The Light Between Oceans' by M.L. Stedman — is set in Australia."
"We just read the book and come and talk," Downing said. With this club, no one is required to do formal research on the book or author.
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- "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn: Plot twists, perspectives
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This book club is open to alumni and friends of the WSU Social Work Department. For information, contact Deb Downing at firstname.lastname@example.com or (937) 776-4831.
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This letter is prompted by "KU student group taps into lower drinking age debate," Lawrence Journal-World, Oct. 5.
Jared Loehr takes a holiday in Ireland and decides that since the legal drinking age is 18 over there, it should be lowered to 18 in Kansas. The questions that come to mind are, "how long was he there?" and "how does he know what kind of problems show up in a society with that kind of early drinking age when he was just there 'traveling with his family'"?
Having just come back from two years in North Wales, I can say without a doubt that alcohol causes more problems than he saw.
"On a Saturday night in North Wales, town centers are blighted by young drunks fighting each other." -- Judge John Rogers, QC "CCTV attack pair fined" North Wales Pioneer, 5/19/2004.
On the Web site for UK's National Health Service it says "Research has shown that a very high percentage of adults in the UK (over 90% of men and 86% of women aged 16 years or over) drink alcohol," and also that "Binge drinking is becoming a big problem in the UK. Teenagers as young as 16 admit to binge drinking and around 40% of patients admitted to A&E (emergency room) are diagnosed with alcohol-related injuries or illnesses."
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Nine months on from when Zoe Lindsay was left wheelchair-bound after random seizures on her 21st birthday, doctors still cannot explain what is wrong with her.
Lindsay should have been celebrating her foray into adulthood on July 8 last year.
But instead, the former head girl of Timaru's Mountainview High School and recipient of a Canterbury University emerging leaders' scholarship spent her 21st birthday in a hospital bed.
Now she is completely paralysed on her left side and is still searching for answers.
When the seizures hit, Lindsay was diagnosed with epilepsy and prescribed anti-epileptic medication.
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"On a Sunday in mid-September I had gone to work as I usually did in the weekend at the children's ward at Christchurch Hospital," Lindsay said.
"I finished work, bussed home, visited some friends, then texted Mum and said I wasn't feeling well and lay down. When Mum got no more response from me, she rang my flatmates to check on me."
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As well as being paralysed on one side of her body, she has only partial vision in her left eye.
"Throughout this time I lost a lot. I had to drop out of university just a few exams before graduating. I had to cancel an overseas trip with a friend that we had planned months before. I missed out on graduating and seeing my friends graduate," she said.
"I couldn't return to my flat and I didn't get to say goodbye to those who finished their degree. I felt like life went by without me and I couldn't do anything about it."
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She has not let the illness disrupt her plans to become a child and family psychologist.
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Todd, FL You do not "have to"text while you drive! There is no justification for texting while driving..According to Edgar Snyder & **** a law firm representing injured people…..· Talking on a cell phone while driving can make a young driver's reaction time as slow as that of a 70-year-old.· Almost 50% of all drivers between the ages of 18 and 24 are texting while driving.· Teens say that texting is their number one driver distraction.· One-fifth of experienced adult drivers in the United States send text messages while driving.· In 2008 almost 6,000 people were killed and a half-million were injured in crashes related to driver distraction.· At any given time during daylight hours in 2008, more than 800,000 vehicles were driven by som ...
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Due to inclement weather, this program has been rescheduled for a later date. Please check back for the rescheduled date next week.
CityDance School and Conservatory Artistic Director Lorraine Spiegler presents an evening of dance featuring pieces by Delphina Parenti, Robert J. Priore, and Therese Gahl. The pieces draw upon themes from American Modernism and Abstract Expressionism. A short performance by electric cellist Wytold precedes the program. In collaboration with CityDance and Strathmore Artists in Residence.
Enjoy pre-performance specialty cocktails at Tryst at the Phillips café—a gin and prosecco cocktail with strawberry and elderflower liqueur called "Alpine Rose." Available only February 13, 2014; not included in program ticket


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Abner's Crab House Steaming the Best since 1966!
Freshest blue crabs in the area
Abner's Crab House & Marina is located...
Location, location, location . . . sheltered...
Menu items...
"Service and crabs were great!"
Henry & Kathaleen, Chesapeake Beach, MD
"This is our 2nd visit and the crabs were GREAT both times! Thanks"
Pat & Grady, Plains, TX
"Crabs are great, delicious as always!"
Joe, Woodbridge, VA


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I'm trying to use XMLHttpRequest over SSL for a login system. Currently, I'm just testing the capabilities of XMLHttpRequest over SSL to make sure it indeed works. So here's what I'm testing:
Relevant Javascript:
xml_request.open("POST", "https://......", true);
xml_request.setRequestHeader("Content-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
xml_request.setRequestHeader("Content-length", 0);
xml_request.setRequestHeader("Connection", "close");
alert(xml_request.reponseText); //displayed using the appropriate onreadystatechange handler
PHP Script:
print json_encode(array(
"text" => "this is text"
Now, using http the request works fine; xml_request.responseText holds the JSON encoded string. When I use https, xml_request.responseText is defined, but it's an empty string.
Does anyone why this is and/or how to fix this?
Thanks much, Dale