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ZEBULON — Sana Hussain can now say she told you so.
When Hussain closed her downtown Zebulon cafe, Eclectic Intellectual, in January 2012, townsfolk naturally wondered whether she was another victim of the tough economy.
Hussain insisted personal reasons – not financial hardship – were causing her to close Eclectic's doors for "hibernation."
On Wednesday, she proved the closure was temporary. A little after 10 that morning, Hussain's father Syed unlocked the front doors at 120 N. Arendell Ave., heated some water, and plugged in the open sign in the front window.
"Can I get you a coffee?" he asked the first person to walk in the store.
Eclectic – which sells Larry's Beans organic coffee, jewelry, tobacco and beer – is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 10 p.m. on Saturdays.
Kim Valentine, executive director of the Zebulon Chamber of Commerce, said the reopening is "good for everyone" in the business community because it proves Hussain's location wasn't the problem.
"The nice thing about Eclectic is the hours were open later," Valentine said. "(Hussain) has a shop that's very unusual for Zebulon because it features local artists' work, has open-mic night on the weekends, and also had game nights for families.
"It really gave the community a place to go," Valentine said.
Hussain, 28, opened Eclectic in October 2010. While running the business single-handedly, she also worked to complete a master's degree in biology. As her thesis, Hussain wrote a lab manual on microbial source tracking. She published the manual in December 2011. Soon after, Hussain received "multiple" job offers from businesses in Research Triangle Park, she said.
"I couldn't work in RTP and keep Eclectic open," Hussain said.
She considered selling Eclectic, but never found the right match.
"Zebulon is such a friendly, talkative community, but people I talked to were more interested in money, and it just didn't feel right," she said. "I had a hard time letting it go and I really didn't want to."
In January, she learned she didn't have to. Hussain's parents said they'd help her out manning the store.
"So they're doing most of the legwork now, but I'm still doing the organizing," she said.
Hussain has expanded Eclectic's jewelry, tea and beer offerings. The cafe now sells more than 50 types of beer, along with tobacco, hookahs and oil lamps.
"And if a customer tries 20 different beers, they get $10 credit," she said.
She hopes that the new deals might bring downtown shoppers out of hibernation, too.
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Authorities in Mississippi are confirming that the suspect in a Selma resident's death is now charged with murder after giving the patient injections to enhance her buttocks even though she had no medical training.
The victim, Marilyn Hale, died after the January 13, 2010 medical procedure.
This is the second death connected to the illegal medical procedures of Tracey Lynn Garner, 53, a transgender female who formerly went by the name Morris Garner.
WLBT-TV in Jackson says Garner is now facing two charges of depraved heart murder.
Garner was under house arrest facing charges in another depraved heart murder case involving the death of Atlanta, GA, resident Karima Gordon.
Gordon died after having injections in her breasts and buttocks as part of aspirations to become a model.
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Carter Community School has developed a curriculum, at the core of which is the North Carolina Standard Course of Study. This curriculum focuses on the development of economic and financially literate students. Students will be engaged in relevant learning experiences that will help them better understand the why behind what they are required to learn. Students will begin to see and make connections to the application of knowledge in the real world.
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Tottenham could move for Real Madrid playmaker Isco this summer as the Spaniard looks for an exit to play more regular first team football.
Madrid fought off competition from Manchester City to win Isco's signature from Malaga last summer.
The talented attacking midfielder has appeared in 18 league games this season and netted on six occasions.
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---- — The sign language used by interpreter Thamsanqa Jantjie at Nelson Mandela's memorial service was an unintelligible mess. His hands swooped and flapped as he made up signs. He said he was experiencing a sudden attack of schizophrenia.
But his message was clear: Maybe Americans shouldn't feel frustrated by all the checks they undergo when visiting events with mass audiences.
As he signed, Jantjie, 34, stood next to world dignitaries including President Obama. Where, Americans ask, were the safeguards to prevent a seemingly mentally unfit individual from being within arm's reach of world leaders?
The day after the service, it was revealed that Jantjie had been arrested five times since the mid-1990s, accused of murder, rape, theft and malicious damage to property. He had avoided jail time by turning to his mental illness.
The Mandela service could have been a disaster.
There have been numerous interpretations of the event by pundits. Some want to know why captions were used on large TV screens to pass along the scripted comments by the speakers. Others question the need for interpreters — other than to make those who do not understand sign language feel good about themselves. Or does it reflect a troubled, corrupt South African government?
But this incident should not be an indictment against deaf people. Far from it.
This unfortunate event happened because security personnel made assumptions. Jantijie appeared to be a qualified interpreter hired by the African National Congress.
Even in America, most event organizers might do the same and trust a coordinating agency with providing support staff. That approach doesn't work anymore. Names have to be checked and rechecked. That is a sign of the times.
Americans have slowly become accustomed to searches at sporting events, political rallies and speeches by top leaders.
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should hbo just reel in jim lampley, or get rid of him altogether?
should hbo just reel in jim lampley, or get rid of him altogether?
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the guy is extremely pathetic as a commentator. waaay too biased. it's almost sad. maybe someone should tell him to lay off the weed and he wouldn't be so homotional. he has to go.
either that or give us the option to watch without commentary and just the ring and crowd noise. that is even better than being at the fight imo.
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C'mon Professor, we've been down this road before...there's NOTHING wrong with the "twenty twen twen" (weed). (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
Other than that, fuck him! Franchize s right, Lampley has the epic voice for calling fights, especially when big moments occur. Too bad he's becoming less and less effective when it comes to saying substantial shit. That comment about Danny "vindicating" his father's words was fuckin' disgusting.
As I mentioned in the RBR thread, did anybody notice how Lampley was giving Angel shit about his comments during the fighter meeting? I guess he thought we forgot about his comments about Hamed knowing how to spell "Barrera" rather than Allah, had he lost the Barerra fight.
Foreman was about to serve his ass like mail on Sunday for that dumb comment he made. Let's not forget about that "going ghetto" comment he made about Kirkland in the Molina fight.
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Join us for the seventh running of the DICK'S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon weekend of events! The weekend kicks-offs on Friday, May 1, 2015 with the GNC Live Well Pittsburgh Health and Fitness Expo. On Saturday, May 2, we'll host the UPMC Health Plan/UPMC Sports Medicine Pittsburgh 5K Run, Toyota of Pittsburgh Kids Marathon and Purina Pro Plan Pittsburgh Pet Walk. The weekend will close on Sunday, May 3 with the DICK'S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon, UPMC Health Plan Pittsburgh Half Marathon, and FedEx Ground Pittsburgh Marathon Relay.
Please check back for more information about 2015 registration.
Can I get a refund or defer to the next year if I am unable to participate in the Marathon, Half Marathon, Marathon Relay, 5K or Kids Marathon?
We do not offer refunds or deferments. If you are unable to participate and do not wish to pick-up your race shirt and goody bag, you may transfer your registration to another runner. Many unregistered participants search Facebook when looking for a registration. Once you have an interested participant, see the transfer registration information below. Please note that only Marathon and Half Marathon participants can transfer a registration.
Does this race offer event switching or registration transfers?
Yes, switching and transferring is available prior to event sellout for the DICK'S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon and UPMC Health Plan Pittsburgh Half Marathon.
How can I make a claim for the race insurance I purchased with my registration?
Our organization does not provide the insurance you purchased. The insurance is provided by Active is through a third-party insurance company, Allianz Travel Insurance. You will need to contact ATI directly to process any claims:
Customer Service: 888-497-6987
Claims: 888-497-6989
How long do I have to complete the race?
The Half Marathon course will be open for 3.5 hours and the Marathon course will be open for 6 hours. There will be two checkpoints along the course that will require participants to meet at least a 14:00 minute/mile pace. Any participants that do not meet these requirements must board a sweep vehicle, which will drop off near the finish line.
Do you offer pace leaders?
Yes, participants can meet the pace team at the GNC Live Well Health and Fitness Expo. Please check back for more information regarding our pace team.
Is your course hilly?
Our course is fairly level for the first 12 miles. At that point it climbs 200 feet, over the next 2 miles, before it levels off. The last 4.5 miles of the course area is a net downgrade. Dick's Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon and UPMC Health Plan Pittsburgh Half Marathon elevation charts are available on each event page.
What is the course like?
The course is closed to automobile traffic. It is a scenic tour of the bridges and neighborhoods of the city of Pittsburgh. Many of the neighborhoods hold festivals on race day. The crowd support is excellent, and music by the mile will add to the festivities. There are many points at which the crowd can view the participants.
Can you tell me about your water and aid stations?
There will be 20 fluid stations and 16 aid stations along the route. The aid stations are staffed by the UPMC Sports Medicine medical personnel and trainers. Medical aid stations will also be available at the start and finish lines. Click here for more information about fluid/aid station locations and amenities.
Is the DICK'S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon a "Boston Qualifier"?
Yes, it is a sanctioned, certified course.
May I use a baby jogger, MP3 player or I-Pod, roller blades, scooter, headphones or ear buds?
Baby joggers, roller blades and scooters are prohibited. MP3 players, iPods, headphones or ear buds are strongly discouraged.
Does my relay team need to have 5 runners?
No, a relay team can have anywhere from 2-5 team members. Please note that all relay team members must be registered on a team before online registration closes. Each individual team member not registered online will incur a fee to be added to a relay team race weekend at the GNC Live Well Pittsburgh Health and Fitness Expo.
I am registered for the Marathon Relay. Can I switch to another race weekend event?
Due to the team registration functionality, race switching is not available for the Marathon Relay. You cannot switch from the Marathon, Half Marathon or 5K into the Marathon Relay and vice versa.
I am a team captain. Do I still need to register as a team member?
Team captains will automatically be registered as a team member when they register, pay and create a Relay team. Team captains do not have to register a second time as a team member. If you are not participating on the relay team that you are creating, you should not create the team as you will automatically be registering yourself to run and will count toward your team maximum of 5 members.
Can I participate in the Marathon/Half Marathon and the Marathon Relay?
Yes, participants who are registered for the Marathon or Half Marathon, can also participate on a Relay team; however, the participant must officially register for both events. Runners that will continue on to run the Marathon or Half Marathon must run the first leg of the relay. On race day, pin your Relay race number over the Marathon/Half Marathon race number on the front of your shirt and the white Relay designation on your back. When you complete the first leg of the relay, volunteers will assist you in removing your Relay race numbers from the front and back of your shirt. You will also need to remove your Relay D-Tag from your shoe so you can continue on as a Marathon or Half Marathon runner. Do not continue running until your Relay D-Tag and Relay race numbers are removed.
How long does our team have to complete the course?
The Marathon Relay course will be open for 6 hours. There will be two checkpoints along the course that will require participants to meet at least a 14:00 minute/mile pace. Any participants that do not meet these requirements must board a sweep vehicle, which will drop off near the finish line.
Where is packet pick up located?
Packet pick up is located at the GNC Live Well Health and Fitness Expo in Halls D and E at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center - 1000 Ft. Duquesne Blvd in downtown Pittsburgh on Friday, May 2, 2014 and Saturday, May 3, 2014.
How do I pick up my packet?
All participants will be emailed a race packet confirmation ticket 1-2 weeks prior to the race weekend. Participants will need to show this email (either an electronic or hard copy) AND photo ID to pick up your participant packet - which includes your race number, participant shirt and goody bag - at the GNC Live Well Pittsburgh Health and Fitness Expo. Please note that race packet confirmation tickets will NOT be mailed to participants this year.
What if I am unable to pick up my packet?
If you are unable to pick up your participant packet in person during regular GNC Live Well Pittsburgh Health and Fitness Expo hours, someone else may pick it up for you. The person picking up your packet is required to present your race number, a copy of your photo ID and provide his/her contact information.
Do you offer race day packet pick up?
There is no race day packet pick up.
What are the dates and hours of the Health and Fitness Expo?
The GNC Live Well Pittsburgh Health and Fitness Expo will be held Friday, May 1 and Saturday, May 2, 2015.
Where will the Health and Fitness Expo be held?
The Expo will take place at the David Lawrence Convention Center which is located in downtown Pittsburgh, 1000 Fort Duquesne Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15222.
Where and when can I pick up my runner packet?
Packet pick up will be held at the GNC Live Well Pittsburgh Health and Fitness Expo during all regular Expo hours on Friday, May 1 and Saturday, May 2, 2014. There will be no packet pick up on Sunday, May 3, 2015 or at DICK'S Sporting Goods Stores.
I would like my charitable organization to participant with the DICK'S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon and listed on the website. What should I do?
Our Run for a Reason Charity Program Presented by Guardian Storage Solutions is closed for the 2014 race. If you would like your organization to be placed on a wait list for 2015, please email your contact information to Mara Spisso at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I would like to insert a product sample in the participant goody bags or have a coupon in your participant virtual goody bag. Is there a way that I can do this?
Please send an email with your contact information to Jon Kissel at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A lot more people are riding the bus because of the cost of gas. But some families need the bus because they don't even have a car to put gas in. Now some collision repair shops in Las Vegas are repairing older cars and giving them away to these folks.
Three collision repair shops each took in an old, damaged car, spent thousands of dollars to fix them up and then gave them to three families in need. The families that got the cars say new rides will help drive them out of financial despair.
For years it's just been Dale Henry, her three kids and two strollers. Whenever they wanted to go somewhere, she had to load them all onto the city bus, "The things that people take for granted -- the simple things, going to the grocery store, taking the kids to get shots, the little things in life. If you want to go to library or go out for the day, its very hard to do it on the bus."
Dale's bus rides have now come to an end, thanks to three car repair shops and the National Auto Body Council. They spent thousands of dollars fixing the cars up for the families, and the kids couldn't wait to take a ride.
"Things like this only happen to people on the radio or TV, but it's happening to me," said Henry.
Terry Lindemann with Family Promise says getting a car is a hand up out of deep economic despair, "They can get better jobs because they can go where the jobs are instead of having to worry about the bus system."
"It's going to be a tough year for a lot of people and we need to reach in a little deeper and help out," said Michael Quinn with 911 Collision Centers.
For Dale and her three kids, this is an early Christmas present just in time for Thanksgiving, and getting a new ride is also helping her rebuild the family that lack of transportation helped tear apart.
"I am going to see my mom. I haven't seen here in six years," she said. "It's going to be nice to put the kids in the car seat and hit the road."
The National Auto Body Council presented the cars to the families today. They will give away 46 more cars to families in need across the nation the week before Thanksgiving.


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Richard "Dick" Garretson, 67, of Crown Point, passed away Saturday, Aug. 10, 2013.
Dick is survived by his wife, Marti; two children, Chris (Beth) Garretson of Lafayette and Bethany (Jerry) Dawa of San Diego, Calif.; one granddaughter, Vivienne Garretson; and one brother, Jim Garretson of Carmel.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Donald and Marjorie Garretson, and brother, Don Garretson.
Dick attended Rushville High School, Class of 1964. He graduated from Ball State University in 1968, and later attained his Master's Degree. Dick was a teacher in the Crown Point Community School Corporation for 38 years, teaching 5th grade at both Lake Street and Eisenhower Elementary Schools. He was a member of the Lake County Retired Teachers Association and Indiana Retired Teachers. Dick loved crossword puzzles, reading, grilling, traveling, "stooping" and enjoying his man cave in the garage. He looked forward to meeting the Breakfast Club at Schoop's every morning and joining his colleagues for Friday afternoon drinks.
Dick, also known as "Dicky" to his wife, "Mr. G" to his students and "Poppy" to his granddaughter, was a good friend, a great husband and father, and an amazing teacher. He was happiest in a social setting, whether he was hosting guests and grilling, "stooping" on the front porch with neighbors, visiting his kids in Lafayette or San Diego, or wintering in Florida and/or Arizona. After retiring, he loved volunteering for Meals on Wheels of Northwest Indiana.
Earlier in his life, Dick was an avid bowler, president of the Hub Swim Club, and a coach of intramural basketball.
A visitation will be held Saturday, Aug. 17, 2013 at Geisen Funeral-Cremation & Reception Centre, 606 E. 113th Avenue/South Street (2 blocks east of Broadway), Crown Point, from 1 p.m. until the time of service at 2 p.m. At 2 p.m. the Celebration of Life service will begin.
Everyone coming to the memorial gathering is encouraged to come in casual dress; Hawaiian shirts are encouraged.
In lieu of flowers, his family asks that donations be made to either Meals on Wheels of Northwest Indiana or the Crown Point Community Foundation.
View directions and/or sign guestbook at www.GeisenFuneralHome.com or contact 219-663-2500.


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The Jets signed LB Ricky Sapp to the active roster from the practice squad on Thursday, the team announced.
Sapp, a fifth-round pick of the Eagles in 2010, missed his entire rookie season after being placed on injured reserve. He joined the Jets' practice squad last October and was promoted to the active roster before the regular-season finale.
Sapp has been on the practice squad since Sept. 11 and has not played in an NFL game. The Jets also re-signed S Antonio Allen, a seventh-round pick in April, to the practice squad.


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ACCOMAC, Va. - The Accomack County woman accused of arson will soon be back in court, in an attempt to move the venue of her trial for the second time.
WMDT learned Tonya Bundick's next court date will be on December 11th for a motions to change venues hearing.
Her defense says they are looking at a number of locations outside of the Norfolk television market, including Emporia, Courtland and South Hill, due to the recently released video of Charles Smith speaking with police on the night of her arrest.
Bundick was supposed to be tried in Virginia Beach on November 6th, but that was delayed after her lawyers were granted removal from the case after a conflict of interest was learned with another client.
Her lawyer tells us they are looking to limit some of the evidence in the trial. At this time, Bundick faces one count of arson and one count of conspiracy to commit arson.
When asked if he expects other charges to be filed against his client, he said he does. The defense adds they are looking at scheduling the trial after January 1st, between January and February.


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ARLINGTON An Arlington man is facing misdemeanor charges after police said he threw a rock through the window of a Route 7A convenience store on Dec. 22.
Justin Holton, 21, of Arlington, was arrested in connection to the incident on Dec. 28, according to a press release from the Vermont State Police.
Troopers said they were called to the Stewarts Shop in Arlington, on Route 7A, around 4 a.m.
The caller said there was a drunk man at the door of the store. As police were en route, they received another call. This time, the caller said the man had thrown a rock through the window.
On Dec. 22, troopers searched the area but were unable to locate the man who was later identified as Holton.
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A motorist has been charged with drunk driving following a multiple vehicle crash on the Dan Ryan Expressway Tuesday night in the Greater Grand Crossing community on the South Side.
A limousine, truck and at least two cars crashed on the inbound Dan Ryan Expressway (I-94) near 69th Street about 7 p.m., according to Fire Media Affairs.
One of the motorists has since been charged with DUI, according to the Illinois State Police.
Three people were hospitalized in serious-to-critical condition and one person was taken to a hospital in fair-to-serious condition, according to the fire department.
Paramedics also treated six people on the scene who declined to be hospitalized, the fire department said.
State police could not elaborate on the exact cause of the crash or which driver was charged with drunk driving.
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(WMC-TV) - Crew members at FedEx are spending the day putting massive decals on the plane that will transport two giant pandas from China to Canada next week.
The transport is a major effort in diplomacy between the countries and FedEx is right in the middle of it.
The FedEx Panda Express will be moving the pandas from China to the Toronto Zoo. The precious cargo will consist of a 5-year-old panda named Er Shun and a 4-year-old panda named Da Mao.
A huge panda decal was placed on each side of the cargo plane. Each decal is made up of tiles specifically designed to withstand extremely hot and cold temperatures .
The decals are a stunning tribute to the multi-cultural partnership created between FedEx, China, and the Toronto Zoo.
"The kids at the airports when they land, it's like a play date for them," said Phillip Berry, FedEx structures engineering.
The reaction from the public makes all of the planning that goes into this special flight worth it.
Applying the giant decals is not an easy process. The crew members have to put the eyes on first and go from there. They only have one chance to make it perfect. Once the decals are on the plane, they cannot be removed without ruining them.
As the planning continues for the plane's transformation, we cannot forget that what is going inside the plane requires the most attention.
"Each panda will have an attendant. One from the Chinese zoo and another from the panda base. And the Toronto Zoo will also have a vet on board," said David Lang, managing director of aircraft charter operations.
Also making the 14 hour flight will be 200 kilos of bamboo, 100 kilos of bamboo shoots, 45 kilos of apples, plus plenty of fresh water to keep the pandas comfortable until they reach their new home.
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That's a big problem for traditional storage arrays because many don't have enough cache to keep up with the influx of data, and cache misses occur, slowing down the system.
How to deal: First, perform an I/O profile analysis to make sure you know what the I/O demand is going to be. "A general rule of thumb is that to support a typical user on [a virtual desktop infrastructure] in a steady state environment, you need ... 20 to 40 I/O per second per user," Candelaria says. "If you don't account for that I/O demand, your user experience is going to suffer drastically."
Also, make sure you have a storage fabric and a transport fabric that's going to scale. "I see a lot of customers attempt to do virtual desktop projects without a high-speed storage fabric, and they're continually maxing out 1-gig storage links running on SCSI," he says. "You need to look at a higher-speed transport like 10 Gigabit iSCSI or Fibre Channel."
If you're going to deliver virtual desktops to remote users, make sure you have enough bandwidth to ensure a favorable user experience.
Finally, make sure you have a substantial amount of write I/O, Candelaria says. If designed correctly, the desktop workload is predominately write I/O as opposed to read I/O. Traditional vendors like Citrix and VMware have come up with ways to mitigate read traffic from hitting the array, and they don't have to reach back to the array for data, reducing the amount of redundant traffic that it sees.
On the backup side, a handful of vendors are building backup and recovery tools for the virtual environment that runs within their virtual infrastructure. That way, the vendors can capture and manage data right on top of the physical server and optimize it before it ever leaves the virtual server.
Acronis, for example, recently announced a product that can back up virtual machines in a matter of minutes and recover the data in about the same amount of time, while keeping data organized as virtual servers move around. Many vendors have harnessed some virtualized infrastructure capabilities, such as storage snapshot tools and replication, to make backup simpler and faster than was possible in the past.
When the Bank of Fayetteville in Arkansas first started virtualizing its servers, Les Barnes, senior vice president and IT manager, treated backups the same way he would with traditional servers: He used a tape library. But after a few months, he knew there had to be a better way. What's more, backups were traditionally performed overnight, but as more customers demanded 24/7 access to the online banking system, Barnes needed another solution.
He completely eliminated traditional backups and replaced them with SAN replication and SAN snapshots as a way to make multiple copies of SANs off-site.
"The beauty of using SAN replication is that it completely offloads any I/O from the server," Barnes says. "It's now SAN-cluster-to-SAN-cluster communications. It's all back-channel stuff. There is no impact on the end user or the virtual machine. And if I have to recover, I can do it in a few minutes rather than a few hours or a couple of days."
Elam looks at Arnold Worldwide's SAN as a way to bring backups forward. "It's almost impossible now to just write everything to tape [over the weekend]," he says, adding that the ad agency holds 60 terabytes of data on its SAN. "But because we're replicating a lot of stuff off-site, that kind of serves as a backup. We also have snapshots that we keep live. We also do deduplication to get backups in a timely window."
But Elam warns that those snapshots can be quite large: "The biggest thing we didn't realize when we rolled this out was the amount of space that snapshots or replays take up. We didn't even think about how much it takes. You need to plan for that in the amount of data storage you have."


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YUMA, AZ - "He was breathing, yes. And then I think he lost his life in the ambulance."
Talita Conceicao recounts the last moments of her brother, Pedro's life. She says the military is sending his body home to Virginia from California.
Pedro's dad, Silvio Conceicao, says the family has compassion for 21-year-old Ashley Maya, who was the driver behind the wheel of his son's fatality. Pedro and Ashley worked as aviation supply specialists at MCAS Yuma.
"I don't want to crucify her. I think she needs to learn from her mistake, but it's hard because my son is already dead," says Silvio. "And she's very [much] alive, you know. She ruined her future...just because she was drunk. I think her parents are suffering too. I think she's hurt enough."
The Conceicao family prays for Maya and her family. The Conceicaos say their faith in God and the prayers of others have helped tremendously.
"Anyone having to deal with [this] the rest of their lives...killing, you know...for lack of a better word, your best friend...that must be so awful," says Talita. "I just don't want her to think that we hate her because we don't."
"I don't know how she can handle this because she's in a lot of pain right now because she killed her best friend," says Silvio.
Talita says Maya's Facebook page was taken down so they can't reach out to her. Yet, despite their own pain, the Conceicao family wants to comfort her.
"We don't want her to go to jail forever. We understand what happened, but if we can forgive her, California should be able to too," says Talita, hoping that the California courts will offer Maya some leniency.
Silvio remembers something Pedro said to him before he died: words that comfort him to this day.
"He told me, 'Daddy, I'm with Jesus. I can die in Afghanistan, I can die here, but God is with me. He saved me over there. He protected over there and here,'" recalls Silvio. "And that's the reason why we are not so sad with this.
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Spring Music Concerts set for April 27 & 28
The Lake Erie College Music Department will be presenting year-end concerts April 27 and 28 in the Morley Music Hall.
The department's annual Spring Musical Arts Concert will take place on Sunday, April 27, at 4 p.m.
and will include performances by the Lake Erie College Community Chorus, Flute Choir and several faculty and student soloists. Senior equestrian studies major, Marie Giosi, will be performing a piano solo for the last time as a student.
"Flutes in the Fields," written by Professor Paul Gothard for the Lake Erie Flute Choir, will premier during the concert.
Lake Erie students will take the stage Monday, April 28, at 7:30 p.m. to present a student voice recital.
The students will be singing art songs, arias, folk songs and Broadway songs from many genres. Composers include, Verdi, Purcell, Menotti, Niles and Respighi. Show songs include music from "Secret Garden," "Brigadoon," "A Connecticut Yankee" and more.
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"I want to thank all the voters who came out today to support my candidacy," Stephens said after the results were posted. "I am humbled by the confidence the voters have placed in me.
In addition to the voters, Stephens said he appreciates the other candidates and all the people who helped him with his campaign.
"This was a team effort," Stephens said. "Many people behind the scenes were working on my behalf. I could not have done this without them. A special thanks to those people. I also want to commend my opponents for their hard work and the positive campaigns they conducted."
Dora's council race included 10 candidates, George Sides Jr. received 160 votes, Richard Lovelady received 124 votes, current council members Clyde Nix and Hezikiah Walker received 108 votes and 98 votes respectively, Fire Chief Robbie Busby received 74 votes, council member Gary Thomas received 58 votes and current Mayor Pro Tem Betty Sanders received 33 votes.
Phil Jones received 32 votes, putting him just one vote shy of a council seat. Mason Wallace received 28 votes and David Ross received 10 votes.
Sides, as the council member with the most votes, will be the mayor pro tem for the next administration. He said he looks forward to working with the new mayor and council members.
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Apple patched 58 vulnerabilities in its Mac operating systems Monday, the most since May 2009, including several in the QuickTime media player that it had fixed separately in early September.
Apple apparently also retired Mac OS X 10.4, aka Tiger, from security support; none of the patches affect that operating system, which debuted in April 2005. Apple traditionally stops providing security updates for its oldest still-supported OS several months after the release of a new edition.
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Today's security update was the sixth from Apple this year, and the second that included patches for Snow Leopard , launched in late August.
"Seems a little large, but really, it's par for the course for Apple," said Andrew Storms, director of security operations at nCircle Network Security, referring to the number of individual bugs quashed in today's 2009-006 update. In May, Apple patched a record 67 vulnerabilities ; it addressed 55 in February, 33 in September, and 19 in two separate August updates.
"Thank goodness Apple didn't release it tomorrow," Storms said. Microsoft, which unlike Apple sets a regular schedule for its security updates, is slated to deliver six updates Tuesday that will patch 15 vulnerabilities.
More than half of the vulnerabilities patched today, 32 out of the 58, were accompanied by the phrase "may lead to arbitrary code execution," which is Apple's way of saying that a flaw was critical and could be used by attackers to hijack a Mac. Apple does not assign ratings or severity scores to the bugs it patches, unlike other major software makers, such as Microsoft and Oracle.
Apple plugged holes in 37 different components of Mac OS X, ranging from AFP Client and the open-source Apache Web server software to CoreGraphics, the Help Viewer and the Spotlight desktop search engine.
Storms said several were worth particular attention, including the four that patched critical vulnerabilities in the version of QuickTime originally packaged with Mac OS X 10.6, aka Snow Leopard .
"Those were the vulnerabilities Apple patched in QuickTime 7.6.4," said Storms, noting that Apple issued a separate QuickTime update for Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5, Tiger and Leopard, respectively, on Sept. 9, just 12 days after debuting Snow Leopard.
Apple delivered Snow Leopard's first security update on Sept. 10 to fix nine flaws in Adobe's Flash Player that it had plugged in late July, but was unable to squeeze into Snow Leopard before its launch.


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Welsh sculptor's Olympic statues unveiledby Ian Lang
The last five months have been challenging, but also exciting for sculptor Nick Elphick. And now all the hard work is beginning to pay off.
Nick, from Llandudno, was commissioned by the Getty Foundation to create sculptures of four Greek athletes for an opera festival this summer.
One of the operas is set at the ancient Greek Olympics. The finished pieces will be used as part of the stage scenery.
Nick's work is already widely known, but this project is maybe his highest profile yet, and also the most demanding, working against a tough deadline for the opera company.
The four sculptures are set to be taken to London this week. Nick will travel down to add the finishing touches.
– Nick Elphick, sculptor
It's been tough going but we are nearly there. I'm very proud of my work and its important that everything is right. So I have not spared myself. I only use the best artists to help me and I am lucky there is so much talent in North Wales.
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Nick is a pleasure to work with. He is very passionate about his work. Watch this space. He is going to a major player in the art world.


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Calls: How Do Journalists Make Ethical Decisions?
all want to be informed and have the right to make informed and
reasoned decisions about issues that affect our lives. To do so,
we need accurate, reliable, timely news. A free press provides us
with the information we need to make personal and professional choices.
free press is the glue that binds our nation. Without it, we lose
our common vision of who we are and where we stand in the world.
Our free-press tradition encourages us to look everywhere for news.
We can read the news, watch it, listen to it, spread it, publish
it and speak it.
regarding the publics right to know are
increasingly common. Sometimes the conflict relates to individual
rights, such as the right to privacy or the right to a fair trial.
Other times, the conflict is with the government, which may want
to restrict information for reasons of national security or simply
to avoid public controversy.
are of two minds when it comes to free and unrestricted media. We
are glued to TV screens when important or sensational stories
break. We download material straight from the Internet. We rush
to newsstands for printed materials offering greater detail and
analysis. We tune in and call in to talk shows on radio and
TV or comment on websites. Newspaper circulation numbers and television ratings rise dramatically.
Yet even as we empty newsstands of newspapers and news magazines,
even as we overload our phone and cable lines with Internet chatter,
we criticize the very media that bring the news to us.
this lesson students analyze news coverage and learn about the difficult
choices journalists must make in order to do their jobs. The lesson
illustrates how the news media try without always succeeding
to present fair and accurate news coverage.
to this curriculums First Principles.
The First Principles document was developed to explain in practical,
everyday terms just what the First Amendment means.
in this lesson relate to all the First Principles, with special
relevance to these points:
expression is the foundation the cornerstone of democracy.
The First Amendment tells the government
to keep its hands off our religion, our ideas, our ability
to express ourselves.
Other people have rights, too.
The First Amendment helps us make choices.
the following case study to your class:
Does keeping frightening news away from young readers protect them?
Should newspapers not run stories that may upset young readers?
What would you do if you were a newspaper editor?
may be interested to know the real story: In May 1998, Nigel Wade,
then editor of the Chicago Sun-Times, did not run on the
newspapers front page the story of a school shooting in Springfield,
Ore. He made the same decision again in April 1999, after the school
shootings in Littleton, Colo. Instead, he put full coverage of the
shootings on the newspapers inside pages, on the premise that front-page
coverage might harm or frighten vulnerable children.
his decision on covering the first school shooting in The New
York Times on May 23, 1998, Wade wrote, I took the view that
we had to balance our responsibility to report the news against
our responsibility to society as a whole. If such a tragedy happened
in Chicago in one of our schools, involving our children our
readers would want to read about it on Page One. But I did not think
it safe to go on treating every new schoolyard incident the same
Chicago Sun-Times was the only major newspaper to treat the
school shootings in this fashion.
judgment is an essential part of the daily decision-making of news
organizations. Every day, many, many times a day, editors must balance
their responsibility to give readers, viewers and listeners the
full story with their responsibility not to offend by printing or
showing images that are too graphic, too disturbing.
people, including many Chicago-area readers, applauded Nigel Wades
decision to keep the stories of school shootings off the front page.
But most journalists felt the story was too big, too real, to treat
that way. These stories, those journalists say, have real implications
about gun violence among children. Readers are entitled to decide
for themselves what they will or will not show to their children.
Part A: How do journalists make decisions?
the reports seem to be accurate, fair and clear?
the news stories use named or anonymous sources?
someones privacy been invaded?
the reporting sensationalized?
the reporting newsworthy?
good news judgment used?
B: You be the journalist
case studies, you can help your students put themselves into the
roles of journalists, to see if they can decide what is the right
action in a particular situation. Case 1 is a hypothetical, offered
to help your students begin thinking about the difficulties involved
in deciding what to publish. Cases 2, 3 and 4 are based on actual
news stories.
a short description of the ethical dilemma in each case, questions
are posed to the students. Ask students to discuss the cases and,
for Cases 2, 3 and 4, choose from among the options presented. Explain
that in some of the cases, there may be no clear right or wrong
answer; more than one option often has some merit. Students should
think about the issues (e.g., news judgment, accuracy, sensationalism,
privacy) that are relevant to each case.
2, 3 and 4 are followed by the real stories descriptions of what
actually happened. After discussion, share with students these accounts:
may be interested in reading and discussing the codes of ethics
of different news organizations. The American Society of Newspaper
Editors has collected many codes
and guidelines online. These include the codes of ethics
of the Society of Professional Journalists, the Radio-Television
News Directors Association, and the National Press Photographers
may also be interesting to students to research varying opinions
held by journalists about codes of ethics. Many reporters, editors
and news directors believe that codes of ethics are essential guideposts
to good journalism. Others believe that codes of ethics are impossible
to enforce and difficult to follow; thus, they ask, why bother having
them? Some editors argue that each news story presents its separate
ethical challenge. For more on the pros and cons of media ethics
codes, your students may want to visit the Web sites of the above
listed organizations or the Poynter
Institutes Media Ethics Resource File.
On the Web
Databank of European Codes of Journalism
Asia Media Ethics
A compendium of media codes of ethics from
Ethics Resource File
Online articles from the Poynter Institute
on seminars sponsored by the Poynter Institute. Poynter seminars
help journalists and educators sharpen their critical-thinking
Databank of European Codes of Journalism
Asia Media Ethics
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Ethics Resource File
Online articles from the Poynter Institute
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National Standards
Standard 19: Understands what is meant by "the public agenda,"
how it is set and how it is influenced by public opinion and the
Standard 29: Understands the importance of political leadership,
public service and a knowledgeable citizenry in American constitutional
United States
History, Standard 8: Understands the institutions and practices
of government created during the Revolution and how these elements
were revised between 1787 and 1815 to create the foundation of the
American political system based on the U.S. Constitution and the
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Right after our news report of several people being without water for five days at the Melrose Place Apartment Complex, a mother of five came forward with some other disturbing accusations.
The woman who didn't want to be identified says not only had she been living without water, but she also has been without electricity, have mold throughout her complex, and a hole in the wall where rats come in and out.
"Me and my kids when we woke up it's freezing cold, they couldn't eat, they couldn't do nothing couldn't take a bath we couldn't do nothing," she explained to our reporter, Annette Peagler. "I can't even imagine anybody going without electricity that long especially if it's not your fault now I can see if you didn't pay your bill or something like that of course it's your fault but that wasn't my case."
She didn't want to be identified for the safety of her kids, but submitted the attached photos to our newsroom.
"I've been complaining about a hole in my wall, it rains in my house," she said.
The woman turned to 3 On Your Side for help. She's switched apartments within the complex three times since the two months she's lived there.
"It's too much, the mildew, my baby was sick, and I'm constantly, constantly, constantly telling them please help me fix this, do this, do that, nothing never get done," she explained.
Peagler reached out to the leasing office, but her calls have not been returned.
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10 U.S. Code § 1482a - Expenses incident to death: civilian employees serving with an armed force
(a) Payment of Expenses.— The Secretary concerned may pay the expenses incident to the death of a civilian employee who dies of injuries incurred in connection with the employee's service with an armed force in a contingency operation, or who dies of injuries incurred in connection with a terrorist incident occurring during the employee's service with an armed force, as follows:
(1) Round-trip transportation and prescribed allowances for one person to escort the remains of the employee to the place authorized under section 5742 (b)(1) of title 5.
(b) Regulations.— The Secretary of Defense shall prescribe regulations to implement this section. The Secretary of Homeland Security shall prescribe regulations to implement this section with regard to civilian employees of the Department of Homeland Security. Regulations under this subsection shall be uniform to the extent possible and shall provide for the Secretary's consideration of the conditions and circumstances surrounding the death of an employee and the nature of the employee's service with the armed force.
(c) Definitions.— In this section:
(1) The term "civilian employee" means a person employed by the Federal Government, including a person entitled to basic pay in accordance with the General Schedule provided in section 5332 of title 5 or a similar basic pay schedule of the Federal Government.
(2) The term "contingency operation" includes humanitarian operations, peacekeeping operations, and similar operations.
Source(Added Pub. L. 103–160, div. A, title III, § 368(a),Nov. 30, 1993, 107 Stat. 1633; amended Pub. L. 103–337, div. A, title X, § 1070(a)(8)(A),Oct. 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 2855; Pub. L. 107–296, title XVII, § 1704(b)(1),Nov. 25, 2002, 116 Stat. 2314; Pub. L. 111–383, div. A, title X, § 1075(b)(20),Jan. 7, 2011, 124 Stat. 4370.)
2011—Subsec. (c)(3). Pub. L. 111–383substituted "section 1482 (e)(5)(A)" for "section 1482 (a)(11)".
2002—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 107–296substituted "of Homeland Security" for "of Transportation" in two places.
1994—Pub. L. 103–337substituted "civilian" for "Civilian" in section catchline.
Effective Date of 2002 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 107–296effective on the date of transfer of the Coast Guard to the Department of Homeland Security, see section 1704(g) ofPub. L. 107–296, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
Effective Date
Pub. L. 103–160, div. A, title III, § 368(c),Nov. 30, 1993, 107 Stat. 1634, provided that: "The amendments made by this section [enacting this section] shall apply with respect to the payment of incidental expenses for civilian employees who die while serving in a contingency operation that occurs after the date of the enactment of this Act [Nov. 30, 1993]."
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A letter to my daughter. And some recipe ideas for the long weekend. I highly recommend pouring crème fraîche all over your pasta. And butterscotch sauce all over your caramel ice cream.
Dear Bella,
This morning, you rolled over and yelled out, I want a grilled cheese with pesto in my lunch. And then you added, please. And then you said, but only if that's okay, mom, if not, just make me whatever is easiest. That's when I felt my heart grow too damn big for my chest. It pushed up and made a little lump in my throat. It made the back of my neck tingle.
And that's when I thought, hot damn. That baby girl of mine is going to be okay. I just need to keep letting go.
You probably don't remember, but I spent the first six months of your life holding your teeny screaming body to my chest. While bouncing vigorously on a massive blue exercise ball. Because you thought this world sucked. And you wanted back into my womb. The first time I could put you down without hearing a colicky wail, I sobbed with relief and accomplishment. As if, yes, I have arrived. I am done. I did my work.
But then I had to be brave enough to walk around the corner to make myself a cup of coffee and believe that you would still be alive when I came back.
Then I learned to let go of your hand. Your baby words. Your need to always be by my side.
More and more, lately, I've been jumping ahead to the day that you move out of our house. I have so much more to teach you. How are we going to fit it all in?
So I've decided to start writing things down. Here's my first lesson. And surprise surprise, it involves the kitchen. Start here, and many other things will fall into place:
1. Freeze little bits of everything. Bacon. Tart dough. Half a cookie. Nuts. Coffee. A chunk of parmesan. Pesto. Tomato sauce. Baguette scraps. That way you can throw a dinner together in the middle of the night. You never know.
2. Make your own crème fraîche. Once a week. It will brighten up everything. Your windowsill. Your chocolate cake. Your pancakes. Your pasta.
3. Put lemon zest in everything.
4. Learn to make empty-out-the-fridge pesto. Kale and almonds and manchego. Or arugula and walnuts and goat cheese. Almost any combination works. It is cost effective. It is versatile.
And someday, in your own kitchen, you will find yourself eating pasta with broccolini pesto, crème fraîche, and lemon zest. For breakfast. Like I did this morning. But until then, I will rouse you out of bed, help you search for matching socks, wipe the Nutella off your chin, and tuck your hair behind your ears. Until you slip slip slip out of my fingers into someone else's arms.
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