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I was on Yaz for almost 5 years and loved it. My insurance decided to not pay for it anymore and demanded the generic version, which I didn't want to try as I heard horror stories with it. My skin was flawless on it, and I never had any weight issues or crazy mood swings. I then tried NuvaRing for little bit before we had our son, and my acne got worse on it. I have had the Mirena IUD going on ... Show Full Comment
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I named these incidents the "Omega Plan" after the Alpha and the Omega (the beginning and the end) as defined in the Bible. My definition of the Omega plan is any man or woman who has decided to wipe their existence off the planet. I will use the term active shooter in place of the Omega Plan, but there is one critical difference between the two terms. An active shooter is just randomly shooting. An Omega Plan is a more intricate and intimate plan on the part of the suspect. Typically, it starts with the killing of their family and pets. The plan then is to burn down their home and all their possessions to leaving no trace. The final act of the suspect is to go out in a blaze of glory, killing anyone they can and then themselves. If you get lucky, the suspect kills himself before your arrival.
Since the Columbine massacre, law enforcement has changed tactics to engage the active shooter suspects immediately instead of waiting on SWAT. It started as patrol officers forming four-man contact teams, but the debate now centers on the possibility of not waiting for four officers and going after the shooter with one or two officers. Some departments even equip their patrol officers with rifles, ballistic shields, heavy armor and helmets to make a rapid assault on the shooter(s).
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According to a recent report, Maserati is developing a compact crossover to battle the Porsche Macan.
Car & Driver says the model will slot below the Levante - which was recently previewed by the Kubang concept - and ride on the Compact U.S. Wide platform. This would mean the model would be closely related to the Jeep Liberty successor which isn't too surprising since the larger Levante will be based on the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Unfortunately, the magazine is suggesting the model could replace the Alfa Romeo crossover which would mean that particular brand will have still have a glaring product gap.
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THE ex chair of governors at a troubled Rochford school has spoken out to defend himself and his colleagues.
The spat between the NUT union, the head teacher Hasan Chawdhry and the former governors at Holt Farm Junior School continues.
It came to a head last term when NUT members went on strike over the "oppressive style" of Mr Chawdhry.
Further strikes were called off when Essex County Council stepped in and removed some delegated powers from the governing body.
Dave Jenkinson, who was chair of the governing body until resigning with his colleagues earlier this month, said they had tried working to improve working relations at the school.
The county council has now assumed governorship until a new board can be appointed.
Mr Jenkinson said: "In November last year Mr Glazier gave the governors an ultimatum, suspend the headteacher or face strike action. There was no negotiation to be had, we offered to employ the services of ACAS but this offer was rejected.
"The governors sought advice and were informed that there were no grounds for a suspension and to do so would contravene employment law.
"The governors tried desperately hard to forge new working relationships but this was almost always a one way street. It is highly unfair for the blame to be placed on the shoulders of the now ex governing body."
He also strongly refuted that he had made allegations about staff going off sick deliberately. In fact Mr Jenkinson had not written this in any letter.
He added: "In my opinion any person who organises a picket line in front of a school where children younger than five years old are going to be walking past does not have the concern of those children at the top of their agenda. "
Jerry Glazier, from the NUT, responded: "It was important to get the coverage and put pressure on the local authority to make changes. A physical presence was a demonstration of people willing to stand up and be counted."
He added the union felt there was no point involving ACAS last year.
Mr Glazier said: "We wanted the intervention of the local authority as we felt the governing body didn't have the capabilities or skills to resolve the issues with the management of the school. This is evident from the action of the authority who removed delegation from them."
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Progress takes time and cannot be turned round in an instant, he has seen the faults and changed them sticking to he's proven methods. Having split teachers does not work as does having staff members and a committee that does not and has not worked for the best interest of the students for a while.
Good riddance, its my son along with other students which have been let down!
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A FITNESS instructor from West Somerset has signed up to run in the London Marathon to raise money for the national charity Phab Kids.
Kelly McClelland, from Washford, will be participating in the event on Sunday, April 13, in aid of the charity.
Kelly, 21, who works as a fitness instructor for 1610 in Minehead, said: "I ran in the Bath Half Marathon last year and really enjoyed it so, this year, I wanted to challenge myself even more.
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Private 50 feet water front, 300 feet deep lot, 100 foot boat dock, 1 boat mooring. Please inform us if you will be using our hoist. Boat ramp is about ½ mile from property.
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Rethinking Retirement Plans for Healthcare Workers
Many provider organizations are taking a hard look at the design of their pension plans and opting for a new benefit structure that reduces their financial risk.
This article appears in the November issue of HealthLeaders magazine.
As hospitals and health systems try to protect their margins against declining reimbursements and soft patient volumes, many are looking at redesigning their traditional defined benefit pension plan as a way to cut costs. By offering a defined contribution plan instead—typically a 401(k) or 403(b)—hospitals can reduce their overall contribution to their retirement package and make their financial obligation predictable because it will no longer be vulnerable to market fluctuations.
Unlike a defined benefit plan where a predetermined benefit is payable to each retired employee, in a defined contribution plan the employer matches a set percentage of the amount each employee sets aside in an individual retirement account.
Corporate America and many state and local governments have already made the move to defined contribution retirement plans to a large extent. The healthcare industry has been slow to follow suit, but the tough economic conditions that most hospitals are facing appears to be changing that.
In April 2013, ratings firm Standard & Poor's released a report showing that many hospitals and health systems have underfunded defined benefit pension plans and blamed low discount rates (interest rates) as one of the major reasons. Although the S&P report is specific to nonprofits, all provider organizations are struggling with the same issue, and low discount rates have increased pension liabilities across the board.
Low discount rates are wreaking havoc because pension plans use the rate to determine the amount of an organization's liability, explains Liz Sweeney, S&P director and credit analyst and one of the report's lead authors.
"A defined benefit pension plan is essentially a promise to pay future benefits to people. It's a stream of future cash flow. … The lower the rate, the higher the liability," she says. "Discount rates have been dropping pretty dramatically in the past several years, so liabilities have been growing. Assets have been growing, too, but the liabilities have grown even faster than the assets. … When the liability exceeds the assets, we call that being underfunded. Over time, when a plan is underfunded, you are going to have to put more contributions into the plan."
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The Bay County Special Olympics were held Friday at Tommy Oliver Stadium. The Patriots from Lucille Moore and other area schools brought their "A" game for their Olympic debut.
"So do you like being out here? Is it fun?
"Yea," said Cavitt Breeze.
Although he was born blind that didn't stop him from competing in his event.
"What event did you just do?"
"I just did the walked," said Breeze.
"Was it fun?"
"Yea," said Breeze.
Christal Ward could hardly sleep last night.
"I could sleep a little," said Ward. "We came here on the bus with all my friends and my volleyball team."
The Unified volleyball team from Arnold High is made up of special Olympians and students athletes from the school.
"Our whole team is going to be here, because we work with them three or four days a week in class just playing with them during gym and stuff," said Molly Donovan, who is one of those student athletes.
For her the game that she loves so much has changed in front of her eyes.
"It's really awesome," said Donovan. "They really do have a really big impact. I play this sport myself, but it just takes it to a different level playing it with these people who find so much joy in it all the time.
"It's just two completely different sides of volleyball and it's awesome."
And with every bump and every serve, is a victory.
"It's so different and it makes me feel thankful to be able to be a part of it," said Donovan. "Because these kids are so awesome and inspiring and I'm thankful to be able to do this."
"So, at the end of the day what are you going to think about?"
"How much fun I had with all my friends," said Ward. "Then go home and go to sleep."
"What did everybody say to you when you were finished?"
"Yay," said Breeze.
Kids got to participate in everything from running to the softball throw and of course volleyball. Many of these athletes will move on to regional's to compete in their events.
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Jon Heyman has a piece up at CBS Sports about Josh Hamilton's free agency, and he calls the Hamilton free agent market the "mystery of the winter," with no teams known at this point to be willing to give him the seven-plus year deal he's seeking.
Heyman notes that Hamilton's agent, Mike Moye, is famously close-mouthed, and the Philadelphia Phillies, who are in the market for a centerfielder, have a history of striking swiftly and silently.
Still, the market for Hamilton appears no less murky now than it did two months ago, when the Rangers' season ended, which bodes well for those hoping Hamilton returns to Texas. The Rangers, by many accounts, seem willing to do a relatively short-term deal, and if the monster contract Hamilton is seeking doesn't surface, we could end up seeing Hamilton return on something like the 5 year, $110 million deal Evan Grant mentioned on Twitter this weekend.
I find myself going back and forth on this issue...on the one hand, my default belief is that free agents will end up signing deals that go longer and are for more per year than what the consensus expects. I keep thinking some team will end up, late in the offseason, breaking down and deciding to moneywhip Hamilton when their other options don't pan out.
But on the other hand, I've got a real hard time figuring out what team that might be. Heyman's article talks about both Milwaukee (a popular suggested destination) and Baltimore (the team I've been saying for a while I thought he'd end up with) not being willing to spend what it would take to land Hamilton. The Dodgers don't have room for him. The Nationals don't have room for him. The Yankees and Mets are keeping their powder dry.
Who else? Might Anaheim decide, if they lose out on Zack Greinke, to go after Hamilton and relegate Vernon Wells to the bench? Does Seattle decide to have Josh replace Ichiro as their marketable, superstar rightfielder?
I don't know. I keep thinking, some team will blink, someone will come out of the blue, swoop in, and give him a huge deal, like the Tigers did with Prince Fielder last year.
But the longer this goes, the more I'm starting to think that Hamilton will be back in 2013.
And after the way the season ended, the way he was booed in the Wild Card Game, it will be interesting to see how the fans react if he does return.


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Most students come to CAPS for help on their own, but sometimes they come as a result of the recommendation of a friend, roommate, faculty, or staff who has suggested it to them at some point.
You as faculty and staff have the opportunity to observe students while they are engaging in campus life, eating meals, studying, socializing, and taking care of academic or personal business. You may also observe students' performance on written and creative work. Students may come to you for help or advice. Or they may even mention that they are struggling.
Common concerns of students in distress include -- but are not limited to -- worries about their academic performance, finances, or the future; their families at home, romantic partners, friends, or roommates; and how to manage food, time, money, socializing, etc. They may be having symptoms related to a mood disorder, chemical dependency, or a traumatic event. Students' distress will become observable to you when they tell you, a friend of theirs tells you, or when it affects their day-to-day functioning.
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CAPS can help in two ways: offer help to you in approaching the student, and (2) offer services to the student. As part of the University's mission to address the needs of the whole person, we are here to help students solve developmental or personal problems in order to get all they can from their college experience.
CAPS offers free and confidential psychotherapy for students as well as assessment and referral for alumni. Depending on demand, we also may offer groups on relationships, stress reduction, eating and weight concerns, chemical dependency, and support for various other issues. We also provide workshops and presentations for the campus community.
You can ask the student to call us or come in for an appointment during our regular office hours (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm). We are open some evening hours, too, but only by appointment. We are located in the Cowell Building. You can call us while the student is in your office to be sure that the student makes an appointment. Our phone number is 408-554-4172.
If you feel the situation is a crisis, you can walk the student over to the Cowell Building where we will attempt to see the student immediately.
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If you are wondering about how to address the issue, feel free to call the staff at CAPS. Faculty and staff have consulted with our staff to answer specific questions, to be a sounding board for developing a plan of how to approach a student, and even to come speak to a residence hall or other group about an issue when it is relevant.
Talking with the CAPS staff can clarify your concerns and help you decide what to do in specific cases. In general, faculty and staff feel positively about addressing their concerns with a student, even when the student does not respond by getting help. While this can raise feelings of frustration or helplessness, most times faculty and staff feel that at least they have voiced their concerns, which is what is in their power to do. And the benefit of their conversation may not be realized until later.
CAPS does not release information about who is or has been seen to anyone within the University unless client gives written permission. This means that under most circumstances -- in order to find out whether a student has followed through with a referral -- you will have to ask the student and there will be times you will not know what happened as a result of your conversation. The CAPS staff understands this dilemma for faculty and staff who refer.
If the student you are worried about is uncomfortable using our on-campus resources, you can also call us to get a list of community resources to offer the student.
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---- — HAVERHILL — Police are asking the public to help identify a woman accused of using a stolen debit card to withdraw $1,004 from ATMs.
Investigators have released a bank video surveillance photo of the woman, in which it appears she is making a withdrawal using the stolen debit card, police said.
Police said the victim reported her pocketbook was missing from her car, which was parked outside Latitudes Sports Club, 3 Ferry St., Bradford, on the afternoon of Oct. 15.
This is the second time in a month that Haverhill police have used a photo to ask the public to identify a crime suspect. A store security camera photo appearing in The Eagle-Tribune several days after a Sept. 30 robbery of the CVS near Westgate Plaza led to the arrest of Richard Kennedy, 41, of 10 Varnum St., Apt. 2. Police charged him with armed robbery while masked. Police said they received information from a resident identifying the person in the photo published Oct. 4 in The Eagle-Tribune as Kennedy. The photo shows a man with a scarf over his face. Officers obtained a search warrant based on the information and used it on the morning of Oct. 5 at Kennedy's home, where they found the gun from the robbery and pills stolen during the crime, police said.
According to a police report, about 3:45 p.m. on Oct. 15, an Amesbury woman parked her car in the Latitudes gym parking lot and placed her pocketbook on the floor behind the passenger seat. The woman told Patrolman James Gioia that she covered her pocketbook with a sweatshirt and then went inside the gym. She said she placed her car keys in a basket by the front lobby, which is near the front door to the gym.
The woman told Gioia that after finishing at the gym at 5:30 p.m., she got her keys and drove back to her home in Amesbury, where she discovered her pocketbook containing her driver's license, $100 cash and her debit card was missing. According to the police report, the woman at first called her work place and was told her pocketbook wasn't there. She then called her bank and was told a $502 withdrawal was made at a Sovereign Bank in Methuen and $502 was withdrawn from Bank of America in Haverhill. The woman subsequently cancelled her debit card, the report said. Gioia wrote in his report that his inspection of the woman's car did not show any signs of forced entry. The report did not say whether the woman had locked her car or not.
Police Detective Capt. Alan Ratte said he does not know how the suspect obtained the PIN of the victim's debit card to make the withdrawals.
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9:00am Saturday 1st December 2012 in Sport By Tom Allnutt
Table tennis players from Barnet's London Academy took top honours in the London North regional final of the Jack Petchey Foundation London Schools competition.
The host school won the Under-16 boys, Under-16 girls and boys' Under-13 categories.
The competition, aimed at inspiring more young people to play sport at school, brought together 22 teams and 90 students from ten different schools in Barnet, Enfield, Haringey and Waltham Forest.
The Under-16 boys team included Charlie Austen, Karim Khassal, Gabriel Achampong and Omar Khassal, while the victorious Under-16 girls consisted of Rhoda Boadu, Georgina Jones, Hiba Feredj, Kyan Ogbe and Scarlett Ryan.
Boadu said: "I've been playing for two years. It's a really good sport and what I enjoy about it is that you have lots of fun, take part in lots of competitions, win medals and trophies and get lots of training."
The Under-13 boys team included Iggy Kalule, Albunit Uzan-Boshnjaku, Leandro Da Silva, and Eren Gozcu.
Project officer for the ETTA, Sophie Olyphant, said "This competition is aimed at increasing participation and awareness of table tennis in London schools.
"It means that for many it will be the first time in their lives they will get to play table tennis and for others it's about being able to compete."
All winners will now progress to the Jack Petchey London School's team finals on Saturday, January 19.
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House of Priscilla
Not only is Priscilla the queen of the desert, she also has her own boutique – not bad for a cinematic bus. Run by some of the city's leading drag artistes, Priscilla is the place for feathered angel wings and boas, naughty nurse outfits, Beyoncé wigs, kinky thigh-high boots and sequinned frocks to fit front-row forwards. Very camp women also welcome.


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Friday night's game was a perfect example of why I pay an extra five bucks a month getting the internet on my cell phone.
You see, I was performing in an opera last night. Il Trovatore (you know, the one with the "Anvil Chorus") at the San Francisco Lyric Opera. And yes, there was a fat lady singing and she was awesome.
I played the part of Ruiz, the sidekick of Manrico, the good guy. My part pretty much consists of running on stage with some recit, leaving and then closing out the scene when I return with the chorus serving as the cavalry to save the day. The opera has four acts and is about three hours long.
Out of those three hours, I'm probably only have about 30 minutes of actual stage time which leaves me with plenty of time to follow the game on my phone.
If you think MLB Gameday sucks, following a baseball game on a cell phone is way worse. I was probably a sight to see. I was wandering backstage in costume pacing back and forth. I was either muttering in a low voice or doing a Eckersley-esque fist pump to display of dissapointment or joy of the games progress. Between refreshes on my cell phone's browser I was always shifting my position searching for a stronger signal, we were in the basement of the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park.
I probably looked like Star Trek character scanning for lifeforms.
After singing my small bit ("Siam giunti, ecco la torre. Ove di stato ge'monoi prigioneri. Ah! L'infelice, i vi futratto") to open the fourth and final act I picked up my cell phone to follow the game. By this time it was the top of the tenth. I knew I had plenty of time. This was the act where most of the characters die and since it was opera, it would take a looong time.
Let's just if real life was like opera and somebody was shot in the head. That person would have about five minutes to sing an aria saying goodbye to the world and belt out a few high Bb's and C's before expiring. Yes, I had a lot of time.
But, as we all know, the game wouldn't end that quickly.
I breifly considered going to my bows with my glasses on and cell phone in hand, but I didn't; it wouldn't have been professional.
After changing out of the costume, it was the bottom of the twelfth. Swisher had just been walked, it was time for Marco Scutaro. I was still refreshing my cell phone browser.
I thought to myself "Why the hell am I still on the phone, Marco's going to do something. I need to listen to the game in my truck." I bolted for my truck and turned on the radio. I made it just in time to listen to the hit live.
The next minute or so I was screaming in the cab of my pickup truck. It was a mad garble of "YEAAAAHHH!" "LET'S GO OAKLAND!" and "BI-ATCH!" I haven't felt like this since Jason Kendall hit that home run. I then calmly collect myself and drove off to a tapas bar to have some drinks with the cast.
It was a good night.


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The Mountain Riders Motorcycle Club is hosting its first-ever MS Ride for Life and Poker Run today.
The club, which has been involved in fundraising activities for patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) for several years, has now added this weekend's drive to help people who are battling multiple sclerosis.
"We pride ourselves on how we help out around the community," said Mountain Riders member and event coordinator Dean Williams.
"For several years, we've had a team over at the (U.S.) Oval (during the annual Walk for MS events), but we decided to do a ride this year to see if we could raise some more money."
The ride will cover about 100 miles, beginning at North End Repair on Route 3 in Plattsburgh, traveling to Saranac Lake and then back to Wilmington where an afternoon barbecue, life auction, raffles and entertainment will be offered.
People who do not participate in the ride can enjoy the barbecue for $10 a ticket.
For the ALS fundraisers, Mountain Riders have also donated money to a local individual and family dealing with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The group has tried to touch base with several patients with multiple sclerosis in the area in hopes of continuing that tradition from the ALS fundraisers.
However, if the Mountain Riders do not have any individuals to donate funds to, the money will go toward the Fletcher Allen Health Care Multiple Sclerosis unit in Burlington, Williams noted.
During its most recent ALS drive, the group raised more than $11,000.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- More details have been released about the Indiana doctor charged in a case of road rage, in which video captured the Corydon man pulling a gun at another driver.
Records in North Carolina, where Perry Dobyns used to practice medicine, show he filled unauthorized prescriptions for oxycodone. He tested positive for the drug in 2008.
As a result, he voluntarily surrendered his medical license.
In Indiana, Dobyns has had several license issues.
A supervisor at the Branchville Correctional Facility where Dobyns worked as a doctor says he's been fired.
Charged with wanton endangerment, Dobyns faces five years behind bars, but that could change following an investigation.
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ALBANY, N.Y. – New York State is getting mixed grades in regards to tobacco control and prevention.
The American Lung Association (ALA) has released its State of Tobacco Control on Wednesday.
Based on the numbers from 2013, New York received an "F" when it comes to prevention control and spending. The state also gets an "F" for cessation.
However, NY did receive "A's" when it comes to smoke-free air and taxing cigarettes.
In 2014, the ALA is calling on NY to renew its commitment to eliminate tobacco use, which is still the leading cause of preventable death and disease.


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Alcatel-Lucent is charting a course to the next generation of carrier routers with new silicon that is focused today on delivering services from the edge of a network but could also power a massive packet engine for the core.
The company's FP3 chip, the latest in a series of packet-processing chips from the rising router vendor, can route traffic at 400Gbps while meeting the special needs of many kinds of services. From its Tuesday launch, it will leap ahead of the fastest silicon from Alcatel's rivals and is expected to power a core router to take on Cisco Systems and Juniper Networks in the near future.
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Alcatel is starting at the edge of service-provider networks to take on the explosion of IP (Internet Protocol) traffic generated by wired and mobile services for both consumers and enterprises. With a team of about 10 engineers that has now developed three generations of edge routing chips, the company has developed a processor that can handle packets at full speed for two 100-Gigabit Ethernet ports. Using just two FP3s, Alcatel plans to build a line card with four 100-Gigabit ports that each can operate at full line-rate in and out. This will provide twice the 100-Gigabit ports of any existing module, saving carriers space and energy.
The first line cards coming with the FP3 will have two ports and will be commercially available in the middle of next year, according to Lindsay Newell, vice president of marketing for the IP division at Alcatel. They will be compatible with all the Alcatel services routers shipped since 2004, he said. The company hasn't disclosed when it will deliver four-port cards.
The 100-Gigabit Ethernet standard was approved last year, but fewer than 1,000 ports using the technology have been shipped to carriers, according to Infonetics analyst Michael Howard.
By packing more speed and ports into the same space, Alcatel will cut the costs of deploying 100-Gigabit, analysts said.
"The big shift here is going from single-port cards to multiple-port cards," said Dell'Oro Group analyst Shin Umeda. "You're going to be getting a much more efficient cost structure."
Alcatel's services routers can be used with all forms of networks, including DSL (digital subscriber line), cable, business Ethernet and mobile systems. Although few 100Gbps ports will serve any one customer directly, they provide a more efficient way of aggregating traffic from thinner pipes closer to subscribers. Each line card in a carrier's router takes up valuable space, power and cooling, and the more bits it can process, the more efficient the carrier's operations will be.
Cisco, Brocade Communications and Huawei Technologies all have at least shown line cards with two 100-Gigabit ports, Howard said. However, all of those cards use at least two circuit boards, where Alcatel's will use just one, he said. This should further increase efficiency while also aiding reliability and simplifying management, he said.
Alcatel has made major strides in edge routers over the past several years, growing from 5 percent of the worldwide market in 2005 to 22 percent in 2010, Umeda said. It is now the second-largest seller of such routers, having surpassed Juniper Networks. Over the same period, market leader Cisco Systems fell from 58 percent to 42 percent of the market. New silicon is driving growth in router capacity at all the vendors, but Alcatel has gained the top spot for now, Umeda said.


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First Presbyterian Church of Stuart, Florida is Located at 1715 N.W. Pine Lake Drive in North River Shores a small community in Martin County, just three miles south of Port St. Lucie. Whether you are looking for a church to call home or you are just visiting the area we would love to have you join us. Our members and visitors come from Jensen Beach, Stuart Florida, Hutchinson Island and Port St Lucie.


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Could there be a brewing quarterback controversy in Seattle? After the season started out #AllRussellWilsonEverything, Wilson has struggled, no more so than while throwing this 33-yard interception for a touchdown to Carolina Panthers cornerback Captain Munnerlyn.
Luckily for the Seahawks, Cam Newton has also struggled, but the score put the Panthers ahead 10-6. The pass was several feet behind its intended receiver. And there wasn't even a tall offensive lineman in the way!


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Windjammer is too small for the number of passengers, people do not want to share tables, ....it was like a rugby match. Children should not be allowed into the Solarium and pool and hot tubs.... parents travelling with tots should obey the rules or go on a Disney cruise.
I found some of the excursions to be a waste of time and expensive (Crete) but did enjoy the Corfu excursion.
My time dining was a complete joke - we paid 98.00 upfront and had to fight for a table for 2 for 7.30 (which was pre-booked).
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Deja vu for Lynn as second race fails to provide any GP3 points (From Braintree and Witham Times)
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Deja vu for Lynn as second race fails to provide any GP3 points
Updated 11:06am Sunday 22nd June 2014 in Sport By Simon Spurgeon
The second round of the GP3 Series in Austria ended just as the first had done in Spain for Dunmow racing driver Alex Lynn.
Having won the feature race at both Barcelona and then the Red Bull Ring to take a dominant lead in the championship standings, Lynn was unable to claim any points in the second race of the weekend.
He raced from pole position to take the chequered flag yesterday, but failed to add to his haul in today's event in Spielberg.
Lynn said on his Twitter account: "Tiny contact at the first corner broke my rim and unfortunately ruined race 2.
"It's a shame but won't take the shine off a great weekend."
However, with feature races providing far more points, the 20-year-old from Dunmow still holds a dominant lead in the overall series standings.
As winner of the first race, Lynn started on a reversed grid in eighth place, but in the scramble to get into the first corner, he got knocked and had to dive into the pits at the end of the first lap.
That put him at the back of the field and he was only able to make it up to 20th at the chequered flag as – just like in Spain – he failed to take points in the second race.
While that race offers fewer points to drivers, it saw Jimmy Eriksson finish second and allowed the Swede to close the gap on Lynn.
The Essex man saw his lead trimmed from 25 points at the start of the day to 13 as the GP3 Series heads to Silverstone for the third round in two weeks.
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Longview at Warner Bay, A 4-Season, Waterfront Cabin w/Dock in Lake George
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3
- sleeps 12
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vacation rental description
This Pilot Knob Road log cabin located in Fort Ann, NY, is perched high on the shore, offering an
incredible long view over the tranquil waters of Lake George's Warner Bay toward Rockhurst and Long
Island. Comfortably sized with almost 3,000 SF of living space, it features a cathedral ceiling
family room with a working wood fireplace, a modern kitchen, five bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and a
two-car garage.
A first floor master bedroom with a queen bed and sitting area provides easy first floor
accessibility. On the second floor, two more bedrooms with queen beds, a fun "bunk room" that sleeps
four in twins, and another master with a king-size bed and private bathroom, can accommodate up to 12
guests. Not to worry about sticky August nights as each bedroom has its own air conditioning
assuring everyone a comfortable night's sleep.
This is not a primitive cabin. While staying here, you will still be as connected as you want to be
with wireless DSL internet access, cable, and a TV with a built in DVD player. Use the modern
kitchen to cook family feasts or venture out to one of the nearby restaurants. Watch a sunset or
head out for a night of fun of miniature golf, rides at Great Escape or a shopping spree at the
outlets. Check out a drive-in movie or curl up by the fire and read that book you've been carrying
around. Swimming is great off of the dock and in the Summer, kids will love the 12 foot diameter Aqua-Bouncer swim float!
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Susan gruskin 518-681-1753
house rental amenities
Boating and other water activities await from your reserved boat slip. Fischer's Marina,
close by in Warner Bay, affords a convenient location to launch your boat and buy fuel.
Additionally, Longview is close to nearly everything else: 20 minutes to Lake George Village by car
or get there "Adirondack's style" in your boat and tie up at one of the public docks. Just because
you are at "the lake" doesn't mean you still can't go to the beach. A few minutes down the road from
Longview on Pilot Knob is a quaint little sandy beach that offers a lifeguard during the summer.
'Million Dollar Beach' in Lake George Village offers a more "upscale" experience with a bathhouse,
lifeguards, picnic areas, volleyball and a large sandy beach.
Internationally acclaimed Camp Chingachgook, a mere 8 minutes down the road, offers day camp for
younger children and 2-week sleep away sessions for older kids. For "boardwalk style" summer fun,
enjoy the rides and water park at Great Escape/Six Flags or visit the Magic Forest (for the younger
kids). Of course, no vacation would be complete without some time to check out the local retail
scene. In addition to the interesting local shops, there's plenty of fantastic, name-brand outlet
shopping. If you are looking for a little more sophistication, you can travel about 45 minutes to
Saratoga to shop, dine or take in the spectacle of a horse race at the track.
You don't need a gym to get a great cardio workout when mountain trails sit minutes away from
Longview's door. Available right off of Pilot Knob Road are two trail heads-one offers access to a
wide network of hikes of varying difficulty, distances and skill levels, including a 6.6 mile trail
to the summit of Buck Mountain, that overlooks the Narrows at about 2000 FT elevation. Right across
the street is a trailhead that offers a two-tiered hike up to a gazebo lake overlook and then onward
up to a waterfall. A word of advice: bring plenty of water and an energy bar snack! Still
looking for more adventure? White water rafting, parasailing, kayaking, biking trails, jet ski
rental, guided horseback rides on trails, and mountain biking are close by. Gore Mountain opens its
trails for hikes and mountain biking in the summer and early fall. Try a hot air balloon ride over
Lake George or take a narrated cruise on one of the lake's unique steamboats. Play golf? There are
several championship golf courses in the area, including two public courses within 20 minutes of
activities and attractions in Lake George Adirondacks
Summer is a fantastic blend of fireworks, boating, swimming, hiking and just taking in the beauty
that is Lake George and the Adirondack Park. But remember, there is more to Longview than just 12
weeks of summer. Above all, this is a four season location with fun winter activities like ice
fishing, skiing, snow shoeing, outlet shopping or getting a spa treatment at the Sagamore. Fall
offers crisp leaves with hikes, fresh apple cider, and the robust color wash of the turning leaves.
Spring is a great time to shrug off the winter chill and get moving with bike rides, hikes and
fishing. As you will discover, each season offers a variety of different and unique experiences.
Which ones will you, your family and guests want to experience?
In the winter, Longview is ideally located for easy access to downhill and cross country ski areas.
Gore Mountain is about 45-60 minutes away, with snowmaking on 95% of its 60 trails. It has a summit
elevation of 3,600 feet and a vertical drop of 2,100 feet. West Mountain is within a 20 minutes
drive and is a smaller, easier mountain that has a kid friendly ski school. It also offers non-
skiing fun for the entire family on its snow tubing hill. Vermont ski mountains are as near as 1-1/2
to 2 hours away. Cross country skiers have numerous options within a 20-60 minute drive, not to
mention direct access to the trails off of Pilot Knob Road. Extensive groomed and non-groomed snow
mobile trails are within a 10-15 minute drive of Longview, offering a wide range of trail types. If
snow shoeing is your thing, the trails off of Pilot Knob offer varied terrain from gentle paths to
steep challenges up to the nearby mountain summits. Drive a little farther and there are dozens of
trail networks that offer extensive winter hike/snow shoe/cross country skiing opportunities. Lake
George has a great Winter Festival that has races, food and other fun activities. You can find
indoor ice skating year round at The Lake George Forum where you can free skate and even take some
Looking for something cultural to exercise your mind? In the summer, the Saratoga Performing Arts
center offers the New York City Ballet, the Philadelphia Orchestra and various other musical
performances. There is a dinner theatre in Lake George Village that operates from mid-June to mid-
October. Like museums? In Glens Falls you can visit the Hyde Collection and the Chapman for fine
art. For local history, Lake George's Fort William Henry Museum and Battlefield Park are great
places to start. The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake (about an hour away, May to mid-
October) offers extensive exhibits covering the history, life and legends of the Adirondacks.
vacation rental rates
Fall 2014: Sept. 15 - Nov. 2, 2014 $3,500/week 2 Night Special: $1,500
Winter 2015: Nov. 3 - Apr. 26, 2015 $2,500/week 2 Night Special: $1,500
Spring 2015: Apr. 27 - June 14, 2015 $3,500/week 2 Night Special: $1,500
Summer 2015-1 week minimum from June 14, 2015 to Sept 12, 2015 @ $6,400/week
Stays less than one week, add $350 cleaning fee
Deposit - $1,500 or 25% of rent, whichever is greater
Call for holiday rates
Check in at 4 PM; Check out at 11 AM
Susan gruskin 518-681-1753
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Top things to do in Lake George
- Swimming
- Boating
- Hike
- shop at outlets and see attractings
- Ski and play golf
Top things to do on a budget
- Swim and enjoy the lake
- hike and fish, cross country ski
- see the historical sights
- hangout and relax on the waterfront
- go boating
Top things to do with a family
- boating and fishing
- hike and ski
- see the sights
- Play golf, horseback ride
- Go to Great Escape
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BOSWELL, OK -- A Choctaw County town was busy with an annual festival that invites former residents back to visit their hometown.
The 76th Annual Homecoming celebration took place in Boswell this weekend. A parade was held Saturday morning and there was also a golf tournament and the crowning of the homecoming princess.
Four class reunions are going on in town as part of the celebration, including a class from the 1950's.
Homecoming Commitee secretary-treasurer Jeannette Robison says there is one man who has been coming to the event for 75 years now. Some people gathered at the lake for parade awards to be handed out.
It wraps up Saturday night with a rodeo and dancing in the street downtown.