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The Jacksonville University women's basketball team will make a short trip across the city Saturday to play rival North Florida in UNF Arena at 2 p.m.
The Dolphins (7-10, 3-3) start three-game A-Sun road swing with the Ospreys (7-10, 3-3) who downed JU with a buzzer beater last season in Swisher on Senior Day. The matchup will also count towards the annual SunTrust River City Rumble standings between the two schools.
"We are excited about this matchup," JU head coach Jill Dunn said. "It is always fun to play the cross town rival. Both teams know it will be a big game."
Last time out, the Dolphins (7-10, 3-3) snapped a three-game losing streak with a 64-52 victory against Kennesaw State Monday in Swisher Gymnasium. The Dolphins shot better than 40 percent from the floor in the second half to second the half. They also held the Owls to no three-pointers in seven attempts after they hit five in the first half.
Junior Jade Cargill recorded 16 points and nine boards for JU in the win, while freshman Briona Brown had 12 points and nine rebounds.
Brown was named A-Sun Newcomer of the Week the next day for the second time this season. She scored 15 points against Mercer (1/12) to help solidly the honor.
Brown is currently the highest scoring freshman in the A-Sun with a 10.5 average. She is second on the team in rebounds (6.0) and steals (22), while her 19 blocks is first on the squad and fourth in the league.
The Ospreys (7-10, 3-3) suffered their third loss in the last four games Monday when they fell to Mercer, 53-46. Destinee Smith scored 10 points to lead the UNF offense.
Jadhken Kerr (7.9) and Ki Conner (7.8) each pace the Ospreys in scoring, while Raneisha Lamar has a team-best 6.7 rebounding average. Fabiola Josil has 30 steals to rank first on the squad.
Despite a 9-7 series advantage, the Dolphins have lost six of the last seven games to their cross-town rival. North Florida has swept the season series in each of the last two years, while the Dolphins last beat the Ospreys, 56-52, in the first round of the 2011 A-Sun Tournament. JU's last regular season win was an overtime victory, 64-58, at home on Jan. 18, 2010.
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The UFC 166 pay-per-view headliner saw Cain Velasquez take on Junior dos Santos for the heavyweight championship in a trilogy between these two top heavyweights. The bout almost lasted the full 25 minutes. The challenger had his moments where he looked to have hurt the champion, but for the most part, it was Velasquez implementing an excellent game plan which wore down Dos Santos until he managed to secure a finish late in the 5th round.
Although Velasquez managed to take Dos Santos down a few times, he once again had a hard time keeping his rival down on the ground. This also happened during the second fight, but a great adjustment was made and Cain was instead able to implement an effective 'wall-n-maul' strategy for majority of this bout. For majority of the contest, Cain closed the distance and pushed Junior up the fence, constantly landing knee strikes and dirty boxing which wore down his opponent.
He effectively neutralized Dos Santos' boxing as he never gave him room to breathe, and it left the challenger to attempt very few elbow strikes from the clinch. He wasn't really able to reverse the position for most of the contest, and Cain continued to pile on with small shots that took its toll.
On the third round, Velasquez came really close to securing a finish after landing a big right hand. He dropped Junior twice that round, and Herb Dean almost stopped the contest when Cain was going in for the kill. Dos Santos was able to survive, but the following rounds it still went the same way. Velasquez continued with his effective strategy until he was able to completely wear down Dos Santos in the 5th. Junior desperately attempted a choke to try and finish the fight, but as Cain shrugged him over, he dropped down and Velasquez landed a flurry which forced the referee to stop the fight. The final result: Cain Velasquez def. Junior dos Santos by TKO (punches), at 3:09 of Round 5
What was the high point?
The high point was definitely the flurry on the third, which was essentially a 10-8 round. Velasquez dropped him twice and literally came really close to finishing the contest.
What was the low point?
There were a few lulls during the contest from Cain's game plan of keeping it conservative and tight on the fence. He didn't throw with full power, and while it was a very effective strategy, it did leave some dull moments on the second round, and for a few other portions of the contest.
Where do they go from here?
According to Dana White, Fabricio Werdum might be getting the next title shot, so he will likely be the next in line for Cain Velasquez. As for Junior, he still clearly is the number 2 heavyweight in the world, but this second bad loss to Velasquez puts him in a weird situation. Even if he's considered to be miles ahead of the rest of the UFC heavyweights he will likely have to defeat a quite few top guys and look great at it before he can convince the UFC brass to give him another shot.
Watch it now, later, or never?
Now. It reaches the 5th round, but it's a heavyweight title bout that really put a stamp on the trilogy between two of the best heavyweights of this generation.
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Mark it down. This will happen by the end of 2013, assuming Garcia gets past Judah. This could be Broners first PPV fight and the 24/7 would be epic. Starting with Angel Garcia throwing Broners brush in the trash at the press conference.
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Lets just cut to the chase. Everyone would love to see Mayweather/Broner at 147. Not garcia, not Judah, not Khan. No one cares about them. Mayweather/Broner would be the epic bout that would break PPV records. Somebody's 0 gots to go. Do it in 2013, before Mayweather gets too old. Broner is a great fighter and this last win was very impressive. I dont really like his showboating and the way he acts like a 5 year old, but his skills are undeniable. I'm a fan, but from a distance...
The Press conferences and the 24/7 would build this fight unlike any other. If Mayweather fought Broner, I'd have no problem with the whole Mayweather picking yet another smallish guy. This smallish guy may be big enough to beat Mayweather. I wonder if they ever sparred...
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Original post made by Tim Hunt on Jan 15, 2013
What's been remarkable in the understandable public furor after the Sandy Hook massacre is how little attention has been paid to what might actually work versus politicians simply looking for symbolsthe "assault weapons" and high-capacity magazines. Personally I cannot understand the need for a 30-round clip for a semi-automatic rifle, but I am not a gun person.
That said, where is the discussion about the overwhelming gun violenceyoung black man against other young black men. Look no farther than the biggest city in our county, Oakland. Four murders last weekend.
The victims were not killed in a school classroom by a deranged gunman, but were a part of a continuing pattern of violence. I will be astonished if the president and other politicians address this violence. It's easy to pander with assault rifles and over-sized magazineswhat's far more difficult is the ongoing murder rate in the inner cities.
Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner was out pitching her proposal last week to track all of the ammunition sold in the state. But California has pretty strict gun laws that do not seem to be making much difference in Oakland.
It's easy to get caught up in the hysteria and miss the larger picture. Part of that picture is what business the federal government has with tracking gun ownership. These awful events invite government over-reach and each time it further limits our constitutionally guaranteed freedoms.
The potential national registry would focus on law-abiding citizens who choose to own guns. Of course, what other registries are in play for constitutionally guaranteed freedoms? Amazingly, you have to show identification to cash a check or get on an airplane, but not to cast a vote. When I was actively working on education reform, there was no way to track a student who left one school and moved out of town or to see how high school graduates performed once they moved on to college.
We saw similar over-reach, with arguably a better cause, in the first editions of the Patriot Act that ignored privacy rights and gave the government substantially more power to investigate activities of private citizens.
What's required is a deep breath and a thoughtful conversationnot a rush to judgment driven by pandering politicians.
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liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
Simple, Uncle Joe would much rather take the easy route and blame inanimate objects than the nutcases who use them. There are already plenty of guns laws on the books and adding more may make politicians feel better, but unless they address mental health deficiencies, we'll continue to have tragedies like Sandy Hook.
Of course, the 'task force' lead by plugs Biden is political and has no intention of actualy solving anything other than undermining the lobbying efforts of the NRA.
Regarding big city violence, you probably noticed that Chicago had over 250 gun related murders last year. They also have lots of gun laws on the books in Illinois, yet we need more laws to make the low information voters think our politicians care about our safety.
But guns are the problem...they are bad, very, very bad. Maybe if the NRA contributed more money to dems, the focus would not be solely on guns.
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mooseturd is a registered user.
I haven't seen any consideration of technology-based methods of easing the problem. What if every gun sold after 2018 must be equipped with user recognition so that only an authorized user could shoot? How about GPS tracker chips in every gun? Require gun storage to be in safes equipped with auto-dial-a-cop in the event that they are forced or moved. Register all users of psychotic drugs.
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mooseturd is a registered user.
Purchase of a gun should require a prescription from a mental health professional.


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To me, a third of a percent is absolutely NO progress.June 11, 2012 at 8:13 p.m.
"a third of a percent" is not very much progress.June 11, 2012 at 12:16 p.m.
Maybe Mitt could also "flip-flop". He has a history of that from past statements.June 11, 2012 at 10:05 a.m.
As I recall, a number of years ago, laws changed and counties were able to decide how to handle incidents of marijuana possession under (4) ounces. Basically, if the person found to be in possession, lives in the county in which the offense occurs, has a valid ID and is not a juvenile, officers can issue a citation (ticket) and release the person. This did not minimize the overall severity of the offense but it does save a considerable amount of time and money. Counties are able to opt in or out of the program and Victoria County opted out.June 11, 2012 at 9:15 a.m.
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How could the current marijuana laws be "protecting people" when, as Sgt. Lemmons says, "people are regularly encountered in possession of marijuana"? Wouldn't that imply that the prohibition DOESN'T prevent people from getting marijuana and therefore DOESN'T protect people?
Finding people in possession of marijuana at almost "50 percent of traffic stops" is proof of how much the seventy-year-old prohibition fails! Taxpayers spend $40 Billion-a-year keeping marijuana illegal and the only reason we pay this money is to make people safer - but it doesn't. It doesn't stop people getting marijuana and it doesn't make people safer and it doesn't return ANYTHING of value back to the taxpayers who fund it! Are we all so rich that this isn't a big deal?June 11, 2012 at 2:02 a.m.


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The Cardinals' quarterback shuffle continued in Sunday's loss to the Rams when emergency third-QB John Skelton had to play.
Starting QB Derek Anderson, who completed just seven of 20 passes, will be checked for a concussion this week, according to head coach Ken Whisenhunt.
His replacement, rookie Max Hall, completed just one pass for 10 yards and threw a pick before leaving with a shoulder injury. He said he dislocated his left shoulder and will be out for a few weeks.
Skelton went 3-of-6 for 45 yards. Whisenhunt said he did not know who will start at quarterback next week when Arizona hosts the Broncos.
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Morning in Dufton is heavenly. Soft light glistens on the village green, the distant hills are misty, and the birds seemingly haven't slept, instead devoting every moment, dark or light, to their celestial symphonies.
No wonder it's called the Vale of Eden. And the prospect of exploring Cumbria's fertile land spurs us to leave Dufton. That and the unenviable comfort of youth hostel bedding…
Within minutes of joining the Way we're surrounded on all sides by undulating fields of faultless farmland dressed in a glorious, consistent green. The land is all one hue, the only difference in colour between fields achieved by the sun that dances on the curvatures of the land. Nature creates art with the shadows of millions of blades of grass, a silent spectacle unfolding beneath a cloudless sky.
As we rise above Cosca Hill, fresh faced and glad we didn't win a week's worth of beer at the quiz the previous night, the terrain dissolves into the no man's land between moor and field; trees thin out, streams narrow, and hedgerows give way to the resilience of reeds and gorse. Greenery darkens, the sun rises towards its late morning perch above the verdant cone of Dufton Pike. Against a dull hill the rigid blue sky is speckled with ever watchful radomes bouncing radio waves against passenger planes in the sky.
This eerie place sits 1000 feet above Dufton. It's a tough climb for the first day, and our route avoids the curiously new road surface that curves up towards the heavenly looking golf balls. Just to spite us, the detour naturally involves the circumnavigation of a disused quarry shaft, appropriately named 'Dunfell Hush' which is exactly the sounds of falling down it when miles away from another living creature. Luckily we skip over any hidden mine shafts and the path pop us right up against the radomes. The spooky spheres are less angelic up close, coloured in roughly with worn-off white and sat atop windowless square boxes that looks like they'd blow away in a gentle gust. They look less airport security and more hideout for mad scientists trying to create a real life Day of the Triffids. On the cheap.
We're not halfway done for the day but lunch is calling. The afternoon trek towards our hostel seems an age away. We can't even begin to think of a pub yet…
Our lunch stop marks the tallest part of the entire Pennine Way so far, surpassing the more foreboding features of even the Three Peaks of Whernside, Ingleborough and Pen Y Ghent. Cross Fell's summit roars with wind and we join two southbound walkers sheltering behind the meagre walls of its dry stone cairn. The air is pregnant with cold and hot air which sweeps along the inclines of the fell and gives birth to the Helm Bar, an innocuous enough looking line of cloud that rustles the winds into a turbulent force of nature. They say Cross Fell is named for the typical English meaning of the words – think angry, grumpy wind demon sitting atop a desolate fell trying to keep pesky explorers away. "I don't care how windy it is, it's MY fell!"
Suddenly two fighter jets accelerate cloud wards over nearby Dun Fell, so low against the brow of the hill that we could pluck the pilots faces out of a police line up. But even the power and noise of their twin jet engines fails to out muster the Helm Wind which sweeps across the tops and batters us into the cold hard discomfort of the shelter walls.
Along with our fellow explorers we re-gather our strengths – bananas, dried apricots, Mars Bars, cheese and pickle sandwiches consumed via osmosis in the teasing gaps when the wind doesn't batter us blue. Even without our lunch the views from our lofty plateau lift us – a panorama of vale and fell in equal measure spreads out for miles below. From this vantage point we can track the wandering of smoke from distant factories which cloud the view towards the peaks of the eastern line of the Lake District.
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A motorcyclist was injured Thursday afternoon when he laid his 2004 Harley-Davidson down to avoid rear-ending a vehicle, according to McMinnville police.
Sgt. Tim Symons identified the victim as Steve P. Farley, 60, of 16801 S.W. Masonville Road, McMinnville. He gave this account:
Farley was riding northbound in the 2100 block of N.E. Lafayette Ave. when he took evasive action to avoid crashing into a vehicle that was part of a line of vehicles.
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Nearly everyone keeps postcards and letters from their loved ones. And even if you don't, you probably keep at least one file at home with letters from authorities, banks, and insurance companies. If your important documents are filed in an organized and accessible way, you are more likely to find a document you need when you come back later. Why not apply the same principle to old email messages, using Hypermail http://www.hypermail. org? Hypermail converts your email messages into HTML documents (Figure 1). Each document contains links to any preceding or answering messages in the thread. The program stores attachments in a subfolder and places a link to the attachment in the HTML file. To allow you to find the messages you are looking for, Hypermail also generates a number of index pages, where the messages are sorted by subject, author (Figure 2), date, and thread. Additionally, Hypermail generates an attachment.html file with a list of mail attachments.
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I get rave reviews plenty of requests for the recipe!whenever I serve this to friends and family.Cheri Legaard, Fortuna, North Dakota
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – FGCU's Paulina Speckmaier (Miami Fla./Gulliver Prep/University of Florida) continues to receive accolades for her outstanding performance this past weekend opposite the University of North Florida. Speckmaier has been named the Sunshine Soccer News Women's College Player of the Week for the week ending Sept. 29.
The Miami, Fla. native's breakout performance against the Ospreys also earned her the second Atlantic Sun Player of the Week award for the Eagles this season. Speckmaier had a hand in all three FGCU goals on Sunday (Sept. 29), all of which came in the final 20 minutes of the game.
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Her first score came in the 71st minute when former A-Sun Player of the Week Tabby Tindell (Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic HS) found Speckmaier open in the middle of the field. Speckmaier fired the shot home to convert the eventual game-winning score.
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Speckmaier completed her stat sheet in the 85th minute when she found Shannen Wacker (Parker, Colo./Ponderosa HS) who converted her first goal of the season.
Speckmaier's performance now has her sitting second among FGCU players with four goals this season. Only Tindell has more with seven. Her nine points are also good for second behind Tindell.
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Those awaiting crucial funding from the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians received good news last week, although possibly temporary, from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
In a prepared statement released by Amy Dutschke, Pacific Regional Director for the Bureau of Indian Affairs on Feb. 11, the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians tribal council members elected during the 2010 elections will be recognized as those temporarily allowed to conduct government-to-government business.
The letter sent out to each faction's lawyers clarifies the BIA's decision to return the ISDEAA (Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistant Act) contract appeals submitted by all three factions (Lewis, Ayala/McDonald, Reid) last year. The appeals came following the superintendent of the Central California Agency's decision last May to recognize the Dec. 1, 2012 elected council as the governing tribal council.
The letter stated the BIA will request the council revert back to the Dec. 2010 elections which were held a year prior to the controversial election of 2011. The letter presented the following:
"The situation at the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians has deteriorated to a point that recognition of a government is essential for the purpose of contracting under the ISDEAA, and to prevent any further hiatus of this government-to-government relationships with the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians. Therefore, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Pacific Region, will conduct business, on an interim basis, with the last uncontested tribal council elected December 2010."
The letter went on to comment on the seriousness of the power struggle and the financial hardships the division is causing both tribal members and those who have financial ties to the casino and council.
The 2010 council attempting to be re-seated by the BIA, include Nokomis Hernandez, Dora Jones, Chance Alberta, Reggie Lewis, Nancy Ayala, Jennifer Stanley and Morris Reid.
"In addition to these reports, the dispute over the tribe's leadership has led to multiple hardships including reported defaults on loans connected with the tribe's gaming facility," the letter said. "In addition, many agencies have been unable to determine with whom to conduct business amidst the dispute, causing essential tribal programs that are funded by the Federal government to cease operation, including the loss of NAHASDA (Native American Housing and Self-Determination Act) funds."
The decision to affirm the 2010 elected council comes following years of intra-tribal discrepancies and a power struggle between two separate factions claiming to be the official tribal council, one which was organized by 2010 council member Nancy Ayala and the others organized by 2010 council members Reggie Lewis and Morris Reid.
Since the split, the three factions have engaged in several heated exchanges including a stand-off at the tribal office February, 2012 which resulted in several people being maced and another being stabbed a few days later during a brawl that broke out at the same offices.
According to David Leibowitz, spokesman for the Ayala/McDonald faction, the letter holds no bearing on the tribal councils true members and will not have anything to do with daily operations at the casino.
Ayala was recently suspended from her own faction because of a controversial letter sent out demanding the dis-enrollment and expulsion of certain tribal members on the grounds of treason. Tex McDonald has taken her place on the council.
"As Regional Director Amy Dutschke notes, 'the BIA does not have the authority to determine the Tribe's permanent leadership.' The BIA's interim decision, in place only until the tribe's leadership dispute is resolved, in no way changes the leadership structure of the ruling tribal council headquartered on the Picayune Rancheria of the Chukchansi Indians," Leibowitz said.
"Today's narrow decision must be understood for what it is: A declaration of who the Bureau of Indian Affairs will temporarily do business with, for the purpose of 638 contracts and certain government-to-government agreements," Leibowitz said.
The opinion in the letter handed down by the BIA will temporarily place Lewis back in as the tribal council chairman for the duration of the interim council.
"We are thankful that the BIA issued its decision effective immediately, and that the tribe now has the support of the federal government as we work to resume effective tribal services to Tribal members and to manage the Tribe's Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino," 2010 elected Chairman Lewis said.
The Lewis faction claims the dispute between he and Ayala began last February after Ayala attempted to dis-enroll hundreds of tribal members via referendum signed by 14 people Ayala claimed to be "true" tribal members, resulting in a split between the previously cordial members. Lewis claims Ayala forced members of the tribal council out of the tribal office prior to appointing a new tribal council consisting of her personal family and friends.
Now those elected during the 2010 elections, many of which have become heated enemies, will have to temporarily set aside their differences in an effort to do what is best for the Tribe. This may include conversing with people who have publicly called one another liars, thieves and thugs.
According to reports, Chukchansi Casino nets more than $15 million a year after paying operating expenses, bond fees and other outside expenditures. Throughout the three year-long dispute each side has accused the other of stealing tribal funds in and effort to gain monetary control.
The McDonald faction has appealed the BIA's decision required to be sent within 30 days of receiving the letter.


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Speaking of storage networking, you're going to need some form of it if you plan on running enterprise-level virtualization. The ability for virtualization hosts to migrate virtual servers across a virtualization farm absolutely requires stable and fast central storage. This can be FC, iSCSI, or even NFS in most cases, but the key is that all the host servers can access a reliable central storage network.
Networking virtualization hosts isn't like networking a normal server, however. While a server might have a front-end and a back-end link, a virtualization host might have six or more Ethernet interfaces. One reason is performance: A virtualization host pushes more traffic than a normal server due to the simple fact that as many as dozens of virtual machines are running on a single host. The other reason is redundancy: With so many VMs on one physical machine, you don't want one failed NIC to take a whole bunch of virtual servers offline at once.
To combat this problem, virtualization hosts should be constructed with at least two dedicated front-end links, two back-end links, and, ideally, a single management link. If this infrastructure will service hosts that live in semi-secure networks (such as a DMZ), then it may be reasonable to add physical links for those networks as well, unless you're comfortable passing semi-trusted packets through the core as a VLAN. Physical separation is still the safest bet and less prone to human error. If you can physically separate that traffic by adding interfaces to the virtualization hosts, then do so.
Each pair of interfaces should be bonded using some form of link aggregation, such as LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol) or 802.3ad. Either should suffice, though your switch may support only one form or the other. Bonding these links establishes load-balancing as well as failover protection at the link level and is an absolute requirement, especially since you'd be hard-pressed to find a switch that doesn't support it.
In addition to bonding these links, the front-end bundle should be trunked with 802.1q. This allowed multiple VLANs to exist on a single logical interface and makes deploying and managing virtualization farms significantly simpler. You can then deploy virtual servers on any VLAN or mix of VLANs on any host without worrying about virtual interface configuration. You also don't need to add physical interfaces to the hosts just to connect to a different VLAN.
The virtualization host storage links don't necessarily need to be either bonded or trunked unless your virtual servers will be communicating with a variety of back-end storage arrays. In most cases, a single storage array will be used, and bonding these interfaces will not necessarily result in performance improvements on a per-server basis
However, if you require significant back-end server-to-server communication, such as front-end Web servers and back-end database servers, it's advisable to dedicate that traffic to a specific set of bonded links. They will likely not need to be trunked, but bonding those links will again provide load-balancing and redundancy on a host-by-host basis.
While a dedicated management interface isn't truly a requirement, it can certainly make managing virtualization hosts far simpler, especially when modifying network parameters. Modifying links that also carry the management traffic can easily result in a loss of communication to the virtualization host.
So if you're keeping count, you can see how you might have seven or more interfaces in a busy virtualization host. Obviously, this increases the number of switchports required for a virtualization implementation, so plan accordingly. The increasing popularity of 10G networking -- and the dropping cost of 10G interfaces -- may enable you to drastically reduce the cabling requirements so that you can simply use a pair of trunked and bonded 10G interfaces per host with a management interface. If you can afford it, do it.
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Peru Baseball Club hosting tourney Aug. 10-11
PERU — The Peru Baseball Club is holding a baseball tournament for U10 and U12 teams on Aug. 10 and Aug. 11 at Lapham's Mills fields in Peru. This tournament includes skills competitions, a dunking booth, t-shirt sales and a concession stand. Many great prizes will also be available for raffle. Contact Matt Crowley at 335-9186 if you would like to bring your team to the tournament.
Learn to Swim Program starts Sept. 7
PLATTSBURGH — The Department of Sport and Wellness at Plattsburgh State is offering a nine-week Learn to Swim Program on Saturday mornings from Sept. 7 to Nov. 16 (no classes Oct. 12). Cost is $45 per student. Children must be age five or older, comfortable in water and 47 inches tall.
For more information and enrollment forms, visit plattsburgh.edu/studentlife/recsports/redcross or email Scott Johnson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Upcoming ADK events announced
LAKE PLACID — On Aug. 21 the public is invited to join the Algonquin Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club on a family outing at Adirondak Loj. The activities will include swimming, boating and a hike. Stay for the evening Campfire Program. Call leader Lynn Valenti at 562-0553 for details.
On Aug. 24, join the Algonquin Chapter for a moderate day hike up Loon Mountain. Call leader Lynn Valenti at 562-0553.
The chapter picnic will be held Aug. 30 at Cumberland Bay State Park, rain or shine. The picnic will take place in the rec room (the large building above the main entrance to the park) from 5 to 8 p.m. Attendees should bring their own place setting and beverage and a dish or dessert to share. Grills will be available. For more information, call Mark DuBrey at 846-7514.
Beauharnois and Duprey lead weekly Bicycle Time Trials – July 31st
POINT AU ROCHE — Bruce Beauharnois turned in the fastest time at the July 31 bicycle time trials, posting 22 minutes, 29 seconds in the 10-mile event. He was followed by Corey Hamelin, in 23:58 and Jason Amoriell in 24:16. Mary Duprey was the first female overall in 25:00, followed by Lynne Murray (26:04) and Sabine Amoriell (27:12).


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PETER BLACK, Canadian Dispatch
---- — The arrest last week of a Canadian navy intelligence officer on charges of espionage has people wondering whether the Cold War ever ended.
Sub-Lt. Jeffrey Paul Delisle, 40, of Nova Scotia faces charges of breach of trust under the Security of Information Act, the first such charges to be laid under the statute adopted in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. He is alleged to have passed military secrets to a foreign government, which, though not stated by authorities, is reported to be Russia.
There are lots of intriguing angles to this tale of espionage ranging from why he (allegedly) did it to how he got caught to what secrets would be of interest to the Russians. Some answers may never be known or made public since it's possible Delisle will face trial behind closed doors, given the apparent risks to national security.
What we have learned about the suspect through media investigation since his arrest points to a financial rather than ideological motivation. (Of course, since the fall of the Iron Curtain — seems almost quaint now, that expression Winston Churchill coined — a fondness for communism has pretty much disappeared as a motivation for spying.) Delisle was apparently in persistent financial difficulty, even declaring bankruptcy at one point, trying to support a family of four children on a paltry army salary. He worked his way up the military ranks, getting ever closer to the inner circles of military intelligence. All the while, his marriage was falling apart, leaving him with sole custody of his three youngest children.
It was while he was working as a junior intelligence officer at National Defence HQ in Ottawa in 2007 that Delisle is alleged to have begun to have access to information that might have been of interest to the Russians. This access continued when he was posted to what is described as the "navy's top-secret Atlantic listening post" in Halifax, where he was arrested.
The Delisle case, it seems, is the first instance of a Canadian serviceman being charged for espionage, possibly dating back to World War II. That's not to say this country has been spy-free. Indeed, one of the most famous espionage scandals of the 20th century unravelled in Canada.
In September 1945, a Soviet cipher clerk named Igor Gouzenko walked into an Ottawa police station and, after an almost comic bit of confusion, handed over information that rocked the unsteady world of post-war politics.
Gouzenko, memorable to Canadians of a certain age for the pillowcase he would use to mask his identity in public, is called the man who started the Cold War, in the wake of the impact his intelligence had on relations between the West and the expanding Soviet empire.
For starters, Gouzenko's defection led to the exposure of a network of Soviet spies in Canada, the United States and Britain. It forced the infamous moles in MI6 (British counter-intelligence) to play an intensive game of defense but ultimately led to the downfall of Kim Philby and the like.
All this Russian spy business hits the news at the same time as the movie version of John LeCarre's Cold War thriller "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" hits the screens. LeCarre — David Cornwell — was a MI6 agent in Germany whom Philby exposed. In turn, Philby is one of the double agents who inspired the plot of "Tinker Tailor."
The Delisle case may lack the drama and the same post-war context as the Igor Gouzenko affair or the fictionalized spy world of John LeCarre, but it does make us mindful there are still Russia spies amongst us.
Peter Black is a radio broadcaster and writer based in Quebec City. He has worked on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, in Montreal as a newspaper reporter and editor, and as a translator and freelance writer. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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MT. VERNON — — The 2013 inductees into the Senior Saints Hall of Fame have been announced.
The inductees will be formally honored and inducted during the annual Senior Saints banquet on Oct. 5. This year, 13 people are being honored due to a tie in scoring. Those individuals are:
Robert "Bob" Brown
Linda Duckworth
Norma Dyer
George Gifford
Cleo Holt
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Five people—including three children—were rescued by the Coast Guard after the boat they were riding in ran aground in Lake Calumet on the Far South Side on Thursday afternoon.
The 36-foot boat washed onto land shortly before 4 p.m. near the mouth of the Calumet River on the lake, according to a statement from the U.S. Coast Guard. Officials said shallow water drove the boat aground.
The operator called Coast Guard Station Calumet Harbor and said the boat had grounded, and a private service would not be able to assist them until the following day, a statement from the Coast Guard said.
A rescue boat crew from the station arrived near the scene, then made three trips in a 7-foot skiff to rescue the five people on the boat, who were ten taken to Sunset Bay Marina, the Coast Guard said.
No injuries were reported among the five people, who included three children between 11 and 16 years old.
It was one of several similar rescues involving stranded boaters on the lake made this boating season, according to the Coast Guard.
The agency urges all boaters to follow navigational charts and be aware of proper navigational channels in the area.
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The Greensburg junior varsity basketball team hosted East Central for an earlier game Friday. The Lady Pirates improved to 2-1 with a 35-21 win.
Kalynne Asche led Greensburg with 11 points, including a 3-pointer. Keauna Schultz followed with eight points, while Megan Schmidt scored seven. Kasey Moeller scored four, Maddi Hellmich scored three (a fourth-quarter trey) and Maddy Schroeder chipped in two.


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You do not need to speak Italian to attend the Accademia Italiana. You will take four 3-credit courses per semester, plus Italian language for 4 credits. In addition to the language course, there is a wide range of courses from which to choose, many of which are taught both in Italian and English. Many of these courses provide deep insights into Italian culture and focus on the unique history and traditions of Florence and Tuscany. Art and design courses are open to all students. In these courses you will be integrated with Italian and other international students.
If you have no background in these areas, you may enroll in beginning-level courses. Although most introductory art and design (300 level and below) courses are taught in Italian, these courses either have instructors who speak English or assistants who can facilitate communication, so eligibility is not contingent upon your proficiency in Italian. Almost all Arcadia program students consistently take these courses and do extremely well.
To be considered for upper-level courses — 400-500 level courses, you will need to demonstrate skill in the subject area and/or have proficiency in Italian. Students wishing to enroll in art and design courses may be asked to submit a portfolio or slides of recent work.
Courses may be selected among various departments. You will earn the following semester hours of credit.
GPA Requirements: 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
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Located on the 5th floor of Hale Library, the Richard L. D. and Marjorie J. Morse Department of Special Collections acquires, preserves, and digitizes material such as books, manuscripts, and photographs.
Kansas Cooks
This exhibit documents the first gift of rare cookbooks to K-State Libraries in 1943 through the present. On display are over 70 rare and special Kansas cookbooks, photographs, and manuscripts that not only tell the story of how the collection developed, but how Kansans cook.
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The Dallas Cowboys opened as a 2-point favorite over the Carolina Panthers, and most betting services have held that line, with just a few dropping it to a single point as the Cowboys head to Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte Sunday afternoon. Both teams are coming off of losses - Carolina has dropped three straight but had a bye last Sunday, while the Cowboys blew a lead at Baltimore to lose their second straight game.
Against Carolina, the Cowboys are solid against the spread, according to OddsShark. Dallas is 8-1 against the spread when playing the Panthers, and have won the last four meetings between the two teams. Statistically, the Cowboys hold an edge in every category except average rushing yards per game, with the Panthers and mobile quarterback Cam Newton holding a 114-99 advantage.
The Panthers have struggled to find consistency on offense this year behind Newton, and have had been held under 14 points three different times this season already, two of those games coming at home.
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Basildon home prices highest rise in Essex (From Echo)
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Basildon home prices highest rise in Essex
Updated 9:26pm Wednesday 23rd April 2014 in News
HOUSE prices have rocketed in Basildon, with the borough seeing the highest increase in the whole of Essex last year.
Land Registry figures show from April to June 2013, house prices there rose 10.8 per cent year-on-year to an average price of £235,719.
Government figures show between April and June last year, 538 properties in the borough were sold, second only to Colchester as Basildon's appeal – new developments, business parks and close proximity to London – draw people.
In less than two years, 144 homes were built and sold by Barratt Homes at its controversial Acacia Park development, in Gloucester Park.
As the firm begins work on 100 more homes as part of phase two of the development, there have already been expressions of interest, fuelled by the Government's Help to Buy scheme.
Jason Colmer, Barratt's sales and marketing director said: "Basildon is popular due to its location, seven-minute walk to the station, and ease of access to the A127 and A13.
"It is well known huge investment into Thames Gateway port has highlighted the profile of the A13 corridor."
Developers say the lure of the town is seeing properties selling fast and for higher prices. Latest figures from market analyst Hometrack show homes in the borough now sell on average at £245,787 – a £24,340 increase compared to February last year.
According to Land Registry figures, terraced homes in the borough proved the most popular, with 175 sold in just three months. Another major housing development in Basildon has also proved popular, with half of Weston Homes' 426 apartments in Morello Quarter, in Cherrydown West, being bought.
The final phase of the development, due to finish in 2016, will launch next month and already 100 people have shown interest.
Bob Weston, CEO of Weston Homes, said: "Locals want a high quality development in a great location which offers good transport links and spacious living and Morello Quarter ticks all the boxes.
"The excellent specification, commutability into London and outside space is also a huge appeal."
Tony Ball, leader of the Tory administration at Basildon Council, added: "It shows people want to live and stay in Basildon and it's great to see people wanting to come from the outside the borough."
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pembury53 wrote:Basildon was built for and has always been for people coming out of london..
and as i said before, the more they build, the bigger the stampede from london to snap 'em up...."and it's great to see people coming from the outside the borough" say's councillor ball...... what a plonker ! how is it "great" ? green belt gone, and the same housing shortage for locals at the end of it all.....
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Regional K of C free-throw contest held in Massena
MASSENA — The Knights of Columbus Northern Conference held its 39th Annual Free-Throw Contest on March 9.
Winners in the boys' division included: Louden Porter, Canton, age 14; Griffin Williams, Saranac, age 13; Declan Porter, Canton, age 12; Andy Downs, Canton, age 11; and Brogan LaRose, Ogdensburg, age 10.
Winners in the girls' division were: Kelsey Hulbert, Plattsburgh, age 14; Taylor Perry, Ogdensburg, age 13; Jaelyn Martin, Chateaugay, age 12; Kelsey Sherwin, Ogdensburg, age 11; and Hailey Gooden, Star Lake, age 10.
The winners advanced to the Upstate Free-Throw Contest in Syracuse on Saturday.
ADK chapter to hold Walk About Town
PLATTSBURGH — The public is invited to join the Algonquin Chapter of the Adirondack Club for a Walk About Town on Wednesday.
Participants should meet at 3 p.m. on the steps of City Hall for a walk around a Plattsburgh neighborhood.
The leader is Lynn Valenti.