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If you don't mind, I'd like to devote some blog space to something very personal. Last Saturday, my warm and witty father, Ken Smith, died, an event that has not fully registered on the family he led for so long.
Music that was already running through my head because of the first loss has only intensified since the second -- the noble "Nimrod" movement from Elgar's "Enigma Variations." Neither my father nor Mary would have ever considered themselves noble, but, for many reasons, I do, and I wanted to share this music in their memory.
(This video clip captures the controversial interpretation of "Nimrod" conducted by Leonard Bernstein. Some find his extremely slow tempo impossible; I am riveted by it.)


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Here is a sample of your additional comments about your experiences helping children learn to eat healthy food and exercise:
Is your district district offering healthy eating and exercise programs for kids at school?
Nixa Public Schools' SHAC (School Health Advisory Council) has been in place for 10 years with representatives from school, area businesses, health clinics, and parents. New policy & guidelines have been adopted for meals and snacks brought to school. We have many wellness challenges within our 11 buildings with staff and students. Also an eNewsletter is published with tips, recipes and reports. SHAC has helped get salad bar options for our elementary buildings and host Fear Factor Fridays for students to tried unusual fruits and vegetables and were recently surprised when one building ran out of Brussels Sprouts!! SHAC hosts evening wellness programs on healthy after school snacks that kids can make and now we have a volunteer chef that has helped our food service realize the importance of herbs, spices, and presentation for more healthy and attractive lunches. The chef has a Student Chefs in Training program and has had Iron Chef contests for the student groups. Many of our buildings have Student Advisory Groups that meets with Food Service about school lunches. The council also has hosted a 5K Family Walk/Run for the past 7 years with over 300 people showing up annually. All buildings have Walking Trails and our students chart on a U.S. map how far they walk in a school year and push pin the states they have visited. One of our buildings has partnered with an area hospital on a recent semester of monitoring students health, while encouraging daily exercise in fun ways: Heart Healthy Kids! sponsored by Cox Health Systems. Our district is very active in promoting health and wellness in a positive light.
Peggy L Taylor, School Board Member, Missouri
The district won a grant several years ago that led to overhauling the physical education program, including adding fitness-related equipment and implementing a fitness measurement system used in physical education classes. The district's food service program undertook a significant effort to improve the taste and visual attractiveness of healthier foods, engage students in attempting healthy foods unfamiliar to them, and has won awards for the program's quality and success. Elementary schools are currently piloting a fitness motivation program called "Gear Up & Go" sponsored by a broad coalition of community agencies aimed at reducing child obesity and establishing better fitness practices and attitudes in fifth grade. The program uses a new accelerometer device ("Squord") that permits students across classrooms, across schools, and across school districts to compete at earning movement points ("Squoins"). Students have been donating the Squoins to help children impoverished as a result of the Oso, Washington mudslide, integrating charitable motivation in addition to health and competitive motivations. This effort is designed to leverage existing fitness training and habits and decrease time devoted to sedentary pursuits, ultimately aimed at increased long-term health for students as adults. All of this responds to a district strategic target focused on improved student healthy behaviors.
Dr. Gary Cohn, Superintendent, Washington
In addition to physical education classes in all elementary schools, one of our four elementary schools implemented the BOKS (www.bokskids.org) initiative this past semester. Students come at least two days a week before the start of school for a 30 minute exercise period led by teachers. The junior high has a new weight room which is open for student use. Systemwide we have revamped our vending machine options and can easily meet the new federal nutrition standards.
Terry Reed, School Board Member, Indiana
Improving student (and staff) health and wellness is important to Greendale Schools, Greendale, Wisconsin. Our district has a written "Student Wellness Policy" that acknowledges each student's physical, social, and emotional wellness needs. The policy encourages healthy snacks and non-food treats in classrooms. Teachers are challenged to plan movement breaks during classroom time to improve student focus. "Shaking out the cobwebs" is good for everyone's concentration! To get kids moving and keep them active, we have implemented free programming for students at our various levels. At the middle school, Fitness Fridays include 10 minute aerobic and weight training workouts. Free kids yoga programs are offered at the elementary and middle school. After school programs, including basketball skills camps are held at the elementary buildings. Over the past three year, we have seen attendance in these programs increase substantially. New programs are being proposed and considered.
Kitty Goyette, Communications Director, Wisconsin
Reducing childhood obesity and improving children's health and wellness is a key factor in helping children learn. In this age of test scores and proficiency we sometimes forget that other factors such as eating healthy and exercise can move us towards our goals at a much quicker rate. Sometimes the school district needs to be informed of this. Before the start of last year our district was going to reduce physical education—including recess—in order to have more seat time for our students in all of our schools including the elementary buildings. Through resistance and persuasion by the community we were able to make them realize the importance of exercise and good nutrition. We have since cranked the dial up and forward, our district received a Physical Education Program (PEP) grant this has done some amazing things in the lives of our students. We were able to purchase pedometers for every student in our district. This has enabled us to see how much walking/movement students did in a 24 hour period over the course of seven days. We did this several times throughout the school year. In conjunction, the nurses in our schools compiled a Body Mass Index on each student, and the Physical Education teachers were able to educate our students on this important topic. This has brought the importance of physical activity forward in the minds of the community and school district alike. We also have gone with a multi-grain food program and a fresh fruit and vegetable program for our meals and snacks in the schools. We also added more physical education time in each building. All of the data is currently being compiled from these efforts. However, if you speak with the teachers in the classrooms it appears that there is a lot of learning going on and movement.
John Johnson, School Board Member, Iowa
Our school district has gone to scratch cooking in our schools. We have been awarded a national awards from the HUD secretary for our partnership with Empire Health Organization to reduce childhood obesity. The results were very dramatic. We have started a farm to table program where we feature a locally grown produce. We teach where the produce came from, and feature the produce at our schools. The students have such fun learning about the farm where the produce is grown and then making posters and learning about how to prepare the produce then enjoying it. It has been a very successful program, and other districts are coming to us to learn about this program.
Suzanne Dolle, School Board Member, Washington
Our seven schools have three gardens. Many kids also receive fresh produce snacks during the day. And more are having recess now than a few years ago. Our lunches still aren't very healthy, though, which is a huge negative.
Dr. Patricia Blochowiak, School Board Member, Ohio
Ebenezer Avenue Elementary School in Rock Hill, South Carolina, Johneka Simmons, Principal, has developed an impressive student health program this year. Almost 80% of the 355 K-6 students receive subsidized lunches, and Ms. Simmons has developed remarkable parental and community support. To start her health program, she and the school nurse, Jennifer Gardiner, recruited a School Wellness Advisory Committee of parents and teachers, and medical professionals including nurses, optometrists, audiologists, dentists, family medicine physicians and pediatricians volunteer time and services. She developed a Student Wellness Assessment form and asked parents to opt-in to student assessment at the beginning of the year and the end. Students and parents have participated wholeheartedly. She is tracking data to find correlations between health and student achievement.
Ginny Moe, School Board Member, South Carolina
I am a health care professional/education researcher who, though THE EQUIPOISE PROJECT, provides presentations, lectures and workshops, and information that strengthens teacher skill sets in assessing students' performance precipitating from specific health issues. Recently I hosted an "Education and Health Summit", see www.equipoiseproject.org, which focused on the impact of health care disparities on student performance. As a board member of The American Academy of Physiological Medicine and Dentistry, see www.aapmd.org, the focus is the development of the anatomical airway and the precipitating neurological, particularly brain development, and biological impact on student performance. Simply stated, a healthy child will develop the neurological and biological systems that are the core of student performance in the formal education environment. Health care disparities have not been an integral part of the early assessment process and is now part of the new frontier for education progress.
Dr. Philip Cooper, professional development lecturer, Georgia
This year, for the first time, high school students were offered salads as an alternative to less healthy lunches. However, no real efforts have been made to implement comprehensive health and wellness education throughout our K-12 (preschool to adult ed) district. Could this be because the vast majority of adults working in the district are overweight? If a majority of board members, administrators, and teaching staff is overweight or obese, what kind of honest conversations would have to take place before effective classroom learning could happen? To talk openly about obesity would embarrass many overweight adults—does embarrassment prevent us from providing students the education they need to avoid the same unhealthy life styles that we have adopted?
Gail Monohon, School Board Member, California
We have partnered with GenHKids (www.genhkids.org) to create an entirely different healthy menu K-8. GenH is also helping our district institute "brain breaks" to increase activity during the day.
Lisa Weitzel, School Board Member, Illinois
The new standards, while certainly well-intentioned, are in places unnecessarily arbitrary. This is going to make it increasingly challenging for our food service budget to break even.
David Hutchinson, School Board Member, Pennsylvania
Our district has a fantastic farm-to-school program. Monthly, the farmers visit an elementary school to allow students to sample local produce in a variety of ways. For example, in October pumpkins were the featured local fruit. Students were able to sample pumpkin soup, pumpkin bread, and roasted pumpkin seeds. In addition, the farmer brought a pumpkin plant and several different varieties of pumpkins. Students visit the tasting booth during their lunch period. There is time for sampling and questions. Students interacting with the farmers and the cafeteria staff at lunch time has increased our produce consumption at lunch time. It has also been an excellent opportunity for school staff and cafeteria staff to learn about farming and fresh local produce.
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Post subject: partitions + distros assistance please!
Ok, having bought "erindoors" an mp3 player for her birthday, I'd hoped to be able to rip all the stuff under linux, and then she could pick and choose what she wants to TX/upload as and when.
Unfortunately, it would appear that my setup seems to have decided that the partition that my /root, /home and /mp3 partitions (extended) is formated at a "linux extended" partition.
So the XP install can't/won't see it.
Currently the hdd is set up like this.
hda4=extended (apparently "linux" extended) into
hda5=/root (logical)
hda6=/user (logical)
hda7=/mp3 (logical)
Now there's no particular reason for it to be set up like that, other than thats how it ended up while I've been learning stuff.
So I thought that what I'd do (open to suggestions of course) is to change the format of the extended hda4 from linux extended to some sort of extended windows fs (fat32 maybe???).
But that, it seems would just screw up all the logical linux partitions (well thats how I understand it, but am not really sure).
My current thinking is too dump everything after the XP/hda1 partition and start from scratch. Which would be something like
hda1=XP (primary)
hda2=mp3 (primary, but formatted as FAT32)
hda3=extended into
hda5=/boot (logical)
hda6=/swap (logical)
hda7=/root (logical)
hda8=/user (logical)
leaving a primary hda4 for anything else (the naming stuff isn't so important?? i.e. instead of hda5,6,7 and 8 - 4, 5, 6 and 7 would do).
I'm presuming that it would probably be easier if the 3rd primary extended should be formatted as some sort of windows format, but I could still use ext3 for the /boot and /swar, and reiserfs for the /root and /user ???
Can anyone see anything wrong in my thinking or have a better suggestion?
Which brings me on to distros. Currently it's gentoo. Though I'm toying with something debian based for a bit of a change.
The problem with that, is that logically, Ubuntu is "flavour of the month", but i can't get my head round using Gnome as a window environment. I'm pretty much exclusively a KDE person.
I understand that theres a kde version of Ubuntu available (Kubuntu???), but as I've not used it, I don't know anything about it i.e. how hard/easy the setup and config might be.
So, I thought that if I installed Knoppix to the hard drive, I'd be able to make use of the excellent hardware detection, then maybe just change the apt-sources list to reflect "proper" debian sources/mirrors for the updates/upgrades/package installs.
The only possible problem with that, being that I understand Knoppix is a mongrel version using Testing and Unstable sources from debian, so would that be likely to cause me any hassle for updates/upgrades ??
Or would you suggest/think that I'd be better off sticking to Gentoo - cos although I'm really rubbish at nearly everything CLI (which is why I've discounted the option of installing "proper" debian), the gentoo install handbook is nice and clear (that's how I got it on my system in the first place) and even a dummy like me can manage it!
Opinions, suggestions and ideas would be much appreciated.
p.s. "erindoors" is a teacher (primary school) so as they only have windows at her school, she won't learn linux - hence having to have access to mp3's from windows XP as well as Linux.
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Post subject: RE: partitions + distros assistance please!
You can only have four primary partitions, so number 4 is an extended partition containing other "logical" partitions. This extended partition has nothing to do with Linux extended filesystems.
You certainly don't want to put Linux on a FAT partition, but there are two simple options.
1) Create a new FAT partition, which will be read/writeable by both OSes. then you can rip the MP3s in Linux and save them to the FAT partition, where your wife can read them under Windows.
2) Do the whole job in Linux. Mount the MP3 player as a USB drive, rip the CDs and copy the files to the player.
P.S. A teacher who doesn't want to learn something new, that sounds a worrying concept. What happens when the school starts talking about moving to Linux, as many do? Wouldn't she rather be in a position to know something about it already?
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Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2005 12:50 pm
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Nelz is right. Especially as you are a KDE fan. Open the Audio CD in Konqueror, and provided you have cdparanoia/lame installed, you will see a "virtual" directory, containing the tracks as mp3 files. Mount your mp3 player and open it in another Konqueror window, then just drag and drop! Of course it may take a while because the mp3 files are not really there, they have to be created.
So treat yourself to a nice cup of coffee!
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I thought that if I installed Knoppix to the hard drive, I'd be able to make use of the excellent hardware detection, then maybe just change the apt-sources list to reflect "proper" debian sources/mirrors for the updates/upgrades/package installs.
The only possible problem with that, being that I understand Knoppix is a mongrel version using Testing and Unstable sources from debian, so would that be likely to cause me any hassle for updates/upgrades ??
Knoppix does use the proper Debian repositories but, yes, it's fairly easy to mess up by injudicious upgrades. A better bet is Kanotix which is based pretty much entirely on Sid.
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30-01-2009 15:17
Hi all!
Nokia N95-1 (RM-159) firmaware 30.0.015
Memory card Transcend 8G.
Then y insert Memory Card in USB-SDCard adapter the any files from PC copy to Memory card with speed ~20MB per second.
Then memory card inserted in N95 and connect to PC via USB cable we have next result by file copy speed:
1) The File 445MB copy to phone - 17 minutes ( PC Suite connect mode - speed ~ 450KB/s )
2) The File 770MB copy to phone - 20 minutes ( USB connect mode like flash drive - speed ~ 650KB/s )
Whats so wrong? How speed up? Why so slowly...
May be Nokia release new firmware & release new drivers that speed up?
When i'ts fixed?
Also be cool if you posted what speed rate you see then copy files from PC to you phone via USB cable...
may be in new Nokia smartphone models have greater speed
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Thanks you mens... But this i'am think USB card reader it's last solution, and i'am think that USB phone mode(Mass storage), and PC Suite mode must be include optimization & this is not a problem that speed up!
Also USB 2.0 ( Nokia N95-1 has USB 2.0 ) has next specifications:
( use wikipedia... )
And no one transfer logic can't so big delays...!
May be Nokia must resolve this is problems... Other devices (PD & Smartphones - like HP, HTC) nos not have so lowly speed like Nokia... And this situation very confuse me because i'am love Nokia smartphones, like spoon of sh... in the barrel of honey...
I'am think this is problem with file system driver in Nokia Symbian devices or Symbian OS file system driver because the all Symbian OS Nokia devices has this slowly speed then work with files... Try copy files from memory card to internal card or from internal to memory card, try read from any memory storage read files and calculate read & write speed
01-02-2009 15:57
by mobile-review.com - from N97 review we has next information about file copy speed - ~5MB per second....
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Yea... it's as fact that N96 and all FP2 models has file transfer rate ~ 4-5MB per second...
But the N95 and N96 have a USB 2.0 protocol - what the problem - only FP2 program solution? if is it may be Nokia released new firmware with FP2 solution for N95???
- N95 has 3D hardware accelerator... (N96 and other does not have it)
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PRINCETON (WVVA) - The case against a woman charged in connection with the murder of a Mercer County resident is headed to the grand jury.
Latasha Kanode was in Magistrate Court in Bluefield for a preliminary hearing Tuesday. Kanode -- along with 32-year old Steven McDonald of Bluefield -- are accused of robbing and killing 44-year old Sherry Matthews at her Princeton home in July.
A second victim, 41-year-old Edward Thomas, was wounded in the incident.
Both McDonald and Kanode face charges of first-degree murder, attempted murder, robbery, burglary and conspiracy.
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Former Albemarle County supervisor and University of Virginia professor "Tony" Iachetta passed away Monday at the age of 85.
Iachetta served briefly in the Navy during World War II, and later served the United States Army in the Korean War.
He served two terms on the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors beginning in 1975, and later served as board chairman of the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority.
Iachetta was also the father of Charlottesville General Registrar Sheri Iachetta Owen.
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We at Literacy Volunteers of Cass County were recently saddened by the passing of our founder, Barbara Bevelhimer, a great visionary and the driving force locally behind adult literacy and adult education in general.
Barbara saw a need for continuing education in Cass County and started the adult education program that we know today as CLEAR. She realized that even that was not enough for some learners and in the late '70s she organized a group of volunteers under the auspices of what was known at that time as Literacy Volunteers of America in Cass County.
In 2001, she received a 20-year pin from them in recognition of her efforts. In 2010, LVCC presented her a certificate of appreciation. Thanks to her efforts and those of the volunteers who followed her, LVCC is still a viable organization in the community. We remember her with gratitude and fondness.
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I have this mower and the blade that is attached to the middle spindle broke off. Where can I find a spindle? I live in the Kansas City area.
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P/n 474152R92 shows available new from CaseIH for about $180. If you have the parts, they can usually be welded back together. If it were me, I would post a parts wanted ad here http://www.farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=29 for the whole assembly.
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The C-3 Rotary Mower 12-20-63 might be of some help. Messick's shows parts are available - Danco C-3.
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Unfortunately, the online parts catalog is goofed up. One of the pages for the C-3 mower is listed with the C-2 mower http://www.messicks.com/CAS/59229.aspx. You will find the C-3 spindle breakout at this location on the left at the bottom by selecting "(G-48) - PLATFORM, SPINDLES & GUIDE WHEELS". It has been this way as long as I have been looking at C-3 parts (not just on the Messick's site).
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Thanks for the clarification on the Parts List. I have found Messick's can be messed up at times. For the longest while if I tried to get Cub parts diagrams it kept taking me to the much larger tractors.
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I have good used spindle assembly if you are interested
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Hi ,
I have a workflow which sends a mail when notification is saved.
I need to add a rule with some defect locations added and some agents attached to it. I have created a rule for this .
Can some one let me know where to attach this rule in the Existing workflow. should it be attached as a separate activity or can it be placed in the existing "Mail step" in the "default Role" tab. Please do let me now .
I am really new to workflow.
HI Kamala,
Double click the Task in the workflow template, the Task details will displays. Select the 'Control' Tab, in the Agents box click the drop down and it will show you the Rule.
Just select the rule and Enter the corresponding rule ID in the input field.
If you use User decision step, then check the Decision tab instead of Control Tab.
Also, please read the SAP Help document before starting any developments in workflow. It will avoid the Basic Question's.
Good luck.
The way you presented issue was quite impressive that
1. You have created a rule (
2. You know about mail step in the workflow
3. You know what is a activity
I am really new to workflow.
BUt this is not fair after knowing all the above you are confused in assgining the rule....
Hello Pavan,
the point is the mail step in the work flow does not have a place to attach my rule to it. and i am stuck at how to proceed.
Edited by: kamala bhavani on Oct 13, 2010 10:48 AM
Hi ,
I think Rules tab will come only for dialog steps , that option is not available for mail step ,
1) Create a dialog step before the mail step , by specifying Rule ,
2) Accroding to the user decision , include the send mail step
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Bor object : Decision
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Edited by: vijayareddy on Oct 13, 2010 12:40 PM
What you need is a new background step before the "SEND MAIL" step. In this step, you resolve the rule into users. Then, get the e-mail addresses of the users into an internal table. Assign this internal table as the recipient of the e-mail.


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The San Diego Chargers agreed to terms on a four-year contract with Cox, who had 12 interceptions the last four years with Jacksonville. The deal reportedly is worth $20 million.||||||| Cox, 26, had four picks in 12 games last year. He's expected to slide into the starting lineup. Both of San Diego's starting cornerbacks, Quentin Jammer and Antoine Cason, are expected to leave as unrestricted free agents.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars likely won't have starting cornerback Derek Cox for Sunday's opener at Minnesota.||||||| Cox injured his left hamstring in the preseason opener and has been sidelined since. Coach Mike Mularkey expects Will Middleton to start opposite Aaron Ross. Veteran Rashean Mathis, recovering from knee surgery, will play on passing downs.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed cornerback Derek Cox on injured reserve with a knee injury, the third defensive starter lost in the last two weeks. The team signed quarterback Dan LeFevour off Indianapolis' practice squad to take Cox's roster spot.||||||| The Jaguars made the move Friday, three days after linebacker Clint Session was placed on IR following a second concussion this season. The team also lost cornerback Rashean Mathis to a season-ending knee injury nearly two weeks ago. Cox, who has 16 tackles and 10 passes defended this season, is the 17th player the Jaguars (3-7) have placed on IR this season.
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Sites at this campground are wide open, very narrow and just long enough for larger units. Poor drainage appeared to be an issue at several sites, although you can only do so much when surrounded by water and the land is nearly flat. This campground has few amenities and frills, but most people are here for the excellent location and access to all the shore has to offer. Recently constructed sidewalks provide easy access to the state park beach, and other improvements, including a path along the inlet, are under construction. The value this campground provides is tough to beat.
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Traders worked the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday. Getty Images
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged to its highest closing level ever, finally overcoming the losses tied to the financial crisis on the back of a tenacious stock rally that began in March 2009. And the blue chips did it with an exclamation point—a 125.95-point blast that left the old record in the dust.
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"It really does represent an achievement that we have climbed out of this crater," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at Chicago's BMO Private Bank, which manages about $66 billion.
The Dow advanced 0.9% to 14253.77 Tuesday to top its previous high of 14164.53, set in October 2007. Stocks plunged in the wake of the financial crisis, with the benchmark bottoming at 6547.05 on March 9, 2009.
The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose 14.59 points, or 1%, to 1539.79 Tuesday. The Nasdaq NDAQ -0.75% NASDAQ OMX Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $43.47 -0.33 -0.75% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 791,491 AFTER HOURS $43.48 +0.01 +0.01% Aug. 29, 2014 4:45 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 31,445 P/E Ratio 15.92 Market Cap $7.33 Billion Dividend Yield 1.38% Rev. per Employee $1,024,370 09/01/14 Can the New York Stock Exchang... 08/28/14 Stock Prices Drop on Ukraine C... 08/22/14 China Stocks Link Seen Posing ... More quote details and news » Composite Index added 42.10 points, or 1.3%, to 3224.13.
At the 2009 lows, "there was just this amazing fear of losing money, just this fear in people's eyes," said Erik Davidson, deputy chief investment officer at Wells Fargo Private Bank, which oversees about $170 billion in assets. But things have changed since, he said. "Between fear and greed, there's a stutter-step emotion—regret. That's what people are feeling now. They're kicking themselves for getting so scared."
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Founded in 1989, The Center for Women's Global Leadership's (CWGL) mission is to develop and facilitate leadership for women's human rights and social justice worldwide. Through their work to end violence against women, CWGL aims to strengthen the capacity of the global women's movement and its leaders by coordinating global campaigns for the elimination of gender-based violence, supporting regional and local campaigns, and contributing new and timely analyses about the intersections between violence against women and militarism.
CWGL started the 16 Days Against Gender Violence Campaign, a global initiative dedicated to ending gender-based violence. Since its establishment in 1991, the campaign has been used by women's and human rights organizations (such as Futures!) to increase awareness of violence against women. Since the inception of the campaign, over 4,100 organizations in 172 countries have participated in 16 Days.
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an exhibition of multi-media works by senior Ugo Udogwu
The Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Visual Arts presents color│ed, an exhibition of multi-media works by Ugo Udogwu, a senior in the program, on April 30 through May 4 in the Lucas Gallery at 185 Nassau Street. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, May 2 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Exhibition hours are Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.
color │ed explores the continued manipulation of line in space through the use of soft lines created with string and rope. This idea is investigated through a range of work in the exhibition, including forms wrapped in twine and painted, boards wrapped in twine that are then used to make prints, wooden grids wrapped in yarn with wax poured into the negative spaces, and clothesline crocheted into forms.
"Within this realm of lines in space," notes Udogwu, "I became interested in imagery and how it is created and manipulated by the lens through which we perceive it. This 'lens' can be anything from a physical object that stands in front of something else to the attributed color of a perceived object." She explains the work is an exploration of, "the agency of form, formlessness, color, and colorlessness within the realm of line and space and how the manipulation of those factors informs how one understands their relationship, as well as our relationship to them, ourselves, and each other."
Udogwu is completing a degree in the Department of Art and Archeology with a concentration in studio work, while also pursuing a track in pre-med. She has participated in an early entrance program at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai in New York while completing her undergraduate studies.
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Photo caption: A collection of parts made by senior Ugo Udogwu used in her exhibition, color│ed
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Jeff Gordon, a four-time winner at Dover International Speedway, is scheduled to participate in a free question-and-answer session open to fans on the bandstand at the Rehoboth Beach, Del.
In Rehoboth today with the Alstrom brothers brewing our Extreme Beer Fest 2014 beer. Actually, this year
Think your new year is happy? We think we can make it even happier! We've added a bit more happy to Happy Hour at both the Milton Tasting Room & Rehoboth Beach brewpub!
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25 Nov 2012
The show, which is nationally broadcast from 4-6 PM as part of the "Pandora NBC Skating Series," is hosted by Mannheim Steamroller creator Chip Davis, Olympic champion Kristi Yamaguchi and three-time U.S. champion Michael Weiss.
Hilty, who is working on a new album to be released in early 2013, joins Mannheim Steamroller on songs including "Silver Bells," "O Holy Night," "The Sign of Love" and "The Christmas Song."
Mannheim Steamroller and Hilty's performance promises a "one-of-a-kind sound that blends electronic, acoustic, digital and analog music styles [for] highly-inventive interpretations of traditional Christmas music."
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It sure was. Gotta give credit where it is due. It wasn't based on potential, AD actually came out and stiffed a very good Will Smith. Hopefully, next week he keeps the ball rolling.Â
The only thing I don't really like about moving Buenning to center is that he's been our best and most consistant lineman, why mess with success? He already knows his position, is playing it well enough to see a possible Probowl bearth somewhere down the line. Why move him to a new position? If we need a center, draft or buy a new one. JMO.With the cap space we have this year, I think we can find and afford good backup players. Terry and Mahan will get fair offers from Bruce to stick around. Yatta's under contract, but I think his leg/knee is not going to get better and his skills are only going to decline.
I'd love it because I'm dead curious to see you wheel out the names of the LOT's you think Chev's Love Child is better than. I always ask this and no one will ever rattle off names of guys because I'm fascinated to see what players you think he's in the league of- and to see if you get past 5 names.
Again, our line problems have been on the right side. Lets get that fixed before we start addressing the parts of the line that are at least playing decently.
I understand that moving Buenning to C is an odd thing due to the fact that he is our most stable Oline guy and may play at a probowl level. But that is like saying you are the smartest kid in the slow class.
It doesn't really matter because all the people around you are stupid. If Davis would make a better G and Buenning would make a strong C then we just upgraded our Oline without the draft, add in a FA/Draft pick and this line should be ready to roll next year.
With that Group of guys there should be no reason for poor play. If people are willing to make a high selection at center then why not make the changes and take a T high agian or pick one up in FA? If it doesn't work with Buenning then you move him back to guard and keep Davis around as a backup. There isn't anything wrong with change when it is for the better, as we have seen when you dont make changes for the better the ship sinks because everybody else in the league is improving.


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Knitting club at 'Time for Tea' tea room in Wanstead High Street welcoming new members
11:58am Friday 16th November 2012 in Redbridge By Dominic Sutton, Senior reporter
KEEN knitters can enjoy a good chinwag over a cup of tea at a new club.
The 'Time for Tea' tea room in Station Parade, High Street, Wanstead, opened three weeks ago.
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This is a pleasant little place and I have enjoyed sitting in there since I boycotted All the Starbucks as they do not pay any tax.
There are also some nice Tea rooms in Buckhurst Hill and obviously places up Town like Marylebone.
Time for Tea is great addition to the drab end of the road.
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Next up: Tennessee targets UF commit Matt Elam
By Jason Lieser
No less than 24 hours after Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin and his staff plucked Pahokee wide receiver Nu'Keese Richardson from the University of Florida, they started going after another of the Gators' prized commits: Dwyer linebacker Matt Elam, who will be a senior this fall.
Dwyer coach Jack Daniels said he got a call from Tennessee assistant Eddie Gran, who also recruited Richardson, the day after national signing day. Gran offered a scholarship to Elam, who orally committed to Florida in October, and fellow junior linebacker Gerald Christian.
Gran told Daniels the Volunteers would not press Elam because of his UF commitment, but…
"I've got a bunch of calls from Tennesee in the last few days," Daniels said Tuesday.
"They acted like they weren't going to pursue him because he's committed to Florida, but then I started getting some text messages."
If you didn't see this coming, you're not paying attention.
Let's start with Elam (6-1, 205). He is one of the country's top 25 or so recruits in the Class of 2010 and can play virtually any skill position, though he figures to be a safety at the next level. He has a bounty of offers, including Miami, Florida State, Georgia and LSU.
Elam committed to Florida during his junior season and said this week he remains "100 percent for Florida" even after watching Richardson switch.
"Honestly, I don't think I'll ever change my mind," Elam said. "That's where I want to be at. Nothing could persuade me.
"I won't change unless the coach changes."
Elam and his family have a longstanding relationship with Gators coach Urban Meyer, who recruited Elam's older brother Abram to Notre Dame. That bond is a big difference between Elam's commitment and Richardson's.
Elam did not want to comment specifically on Richardson's situation, but said it did make him realize he should have taken his official visits before locking in on one program.
Also, Elam is on track to graduate after the first semester of his senior year and plans to be enrolled at Florida in time for spring practices.
Back to Kiffin and Tennessee, though.
Daniels has coached Dwyer for 14 years and has a lot of respect the teams and communities in the western part of Palm Beach County. Not only was he offended by Kiffin's derogatory comments toward the town of Pahokee, he was irked by the way Tennessee snuck behind Blue Devils coach Blaze Thompson's back while recruiting Richardson.
"That's a great community out there so it kind of pissed me off, too," Daniels said.
"I thought the way Tennessee handled it was … you know. I was shocked when I heard it. I don't understand how they could do that to a high school coach, especially someone so close to Nu'Keese. I think they were dishonest with Blaze and I'm sure that pissed off a lot of coaches.
"But if I was Blaze, I don't know if they walked into my school if I would talk to them. I'd send somebody else up to talk."
It's safe to say Kiffin needs to repair his reputation in this area. However, Daniels would not deter any of his players from picking the Volunteers.
"I'm not going to get in the way of a school recruiting a kid," he said. "All I'm going to tell a kid is he has an offer from Tennessee."
Even if Elam sticks with Florida, the Gators will be fighting Tennessee to land Christian (6-3, 225). In addition to those schools, Christian has offers from Miami, LSU, Florida State and Georgia and a few others. Stanford and Notre Dame likely will be in the hunt as well.
Elam was the Post's big schools Defensive Player of the Year and won the Lou Groza Player of the Year award as a junior. Christian was a first-team all-area pick and second-team all-state in Class 4A.


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The Flames took 11 penalties worth 36 minutes total in the third period. Defenseman Brett Lebda suffered a concussion after being punched in the face by Daymond Langkow."It's not about playing nasty," captain Jarome Iginla said. "It's just about -- it's 5-1 at that point, we don't like some of the whacks that were going on. Just trying to get something physical going at that time. It doesn't matter what they feel about it. We're just trying to keep it going for tomorrow."General manager Ken Holland spoke about the incidents to NHL official Frank Brown after the game, a move seconded by the Wings.
The Flames are a classless organazation, they showed that the way they played dirty against the Lightning in the finals a few years ago.
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Smoked Turkey Pasta Salad Recipe
"I made a large version of this colorful pasta salad for a Super Bowl party, and all my guests loved it. They wanted to know what I put in it to make it taste so good," Ana Colon writes from Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.
- 1 cup uncooked tricolor spiral pasta
- 1/4 pound cubed deli smoked turkey
- 1 cup (4 ounces) cubed Monterey Jack cheese
- 1/2 small cucumber, thinly sliced and halved
- 1/3 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1 green onion, thinly sliced
- 3 tablespoons sour cream
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1-1/2 teaspoons 2% milk
- 1 teaspoon honey
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- Dash pepper
- Cook pasta according to package directions; drain and rinse in cold water. In a serving bowl, combine the pasta, turkey, cheese, cucumber, red pepper and onion.
- In a small bowl, whisk the sour cream, mayonnaise, milk, honey, mustard and pepper. Pour over salad and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours before serving. Yield: 4 cups.
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9:06 p.m. In the 1100 block of West 10th Street, a 23-year-old Loveland man on a warrant alleging failure to appear for trespass charges.
10:31 p.m. In the 200 block of North Madison Avenue, a 21-year-old Fort Collins woman on suspicion of possessing a dangerous or illegal weapon, driving while license under restraint, displaying altered number plates and no insurance in possession.
Wednesday arrests
2:50 p.m. At the Loveland Police Department, a 47-year-old Loveland man on a warrant alleging failure to appear for traffic charges.
3:50 p.m. In the 500 block of East 13th Street, a 24-year-old Loveland man on suspicion of third-degree assault and domestic violence.
Other notable items
2 p.m. Theft at Conrad Ball Middle School, 2660 N. Monroe Ave.
3 p.m. Motor vehicle accident, non-injury, at Crossroads Boulevard and Centerra Parkway.
4 p.m. Motor vehicle accident, non-injury, at East Eisenhower Boulevard and North Boise Avenue.
7 p.m. Burglary in the 700 block of North Washington Avenue.
11 p.m. Physical disturbance in the 1200 block of Limestone Avenue.
7 a.m. Criminal trespass in the 3800 block of Boxelder Drive.
7 a.m. Drugs at Loveland High School, 920 W. 29th St.
8 a.m. Motor vehicle accident, non-injury, in the 3900 block of North Garfield Avenue.
10 a.m. Criminal trespass at Sterling House at the Orchards, 215 Shupe Circle.
11 a.m. Motor vehicle accident, non-injury, at East Fourth Street and North Cleveland Avenue.
Noon. Motor vehicle accident with injury in the 3000 block of North Garfield Avenue.
Noon. Vandalism at Sarah Milner Elementary School, 743 Jocelyn Drive.
If you have information about any crime, call Larimer County Crime Stoppers at 221-6868.