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need help, during the installation of NW04s i encountered this error when adjusting nametab process. see details below.
Execution of the command "/usr/sap/BIW/SYS/exe/run/dipgntab -rwr40 -srctt DDNTT -srctf DDNTF -dsttt DDNTT -dsttf DDNTF -ttonly TT" finished with return code 255. Output: ERROR in initialization (can't get SVERS-version)ERROR in initialization (can't get SVERS-version)
CJS-30023 Process call '/usr/sap/BIW/SYS/exe/run/dipgntab -rwr40 -srctt DDNTT -srctf DDNTF -dsttt DDNTT -dsttf DDNTF -ttonly TT' exits with error code 255. For details see log file(s) dipgntab.log.
FCO-00011 The step adjustNametab with step key |NW_Onehost|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_Onehost_System|ind|ind|ind|ind|1|0|NW_CreateDBandLoad|ind|ind|ind|ind|10|0|NW_Postload|ind|ind|ind|ind|10|0|NW_Postload_DB6|ind|ind|ind|ind|5|0|adjustNametab was executed with status ERROR .
thanks in advance,
Hello Jemill,
In the error log is written
<i>For details see log file(s) dipgntab.log.</i>
Could please look for this log file and post it.
Kind regards,
here is the content of that file:
ERROR in initialization (can't get SVERS-version)
ERROR in initialization (can't get SVERS-version)
I have the same problem with a homogeneous system copy with Backup restore method (after restore the DB and continue wiht SAPINTS), so I was looking the the SVERS table and the versión is 700, but I Think the problem could be the user that Is trying to read the SVERS table, because could be that user doesn't have the authorizations, so Do you know someone if the user for see the table is ??
I have already found the problem, so you can see more information if run the program directly from operating system, and up the trace level
C:\usr\sap\BWD\SYS\exe\nuc\NTI386>dipgntab.exe -rwr40 -srctt DDNTT -srctf DDNTF -dsttt DDNTT -dsttf DDNTF -ttonly TT -trace 4 tab
as you can see is the same command that run SAP, but in this case wiht trace, im my case is because the application go other path to find the Database library
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Hi Jemill,
I have met the same question. Could you please tell me how to solve it?
Hi All,
This problem is related to Database. system is unable to read to tables in DB due to user rights and authorziations.
Check the sql,
connect / as sysdba
select * from <sapschema>.usr02;
select * from <sapschema>.cvers;
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im using MSSQL 2000... getting the same error.... any help on this ???
All u need to do is log in with the sidADM user..
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I was also experiencing the same problem while restoring a CRM 5.0 system in an MS clustered invironment with SQL Server 2005:
I solved the issue by moving the SAP clustered resources to the same node as the database server.
The problem was that sapinst was using the logical drive path to access the db file which in miy case was "dbmssslib.dll", instead of the ACL pad
Hope this helps others with the same issue .
I have copied missing dbmssslib.dll to u2026SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64 directory and Retry the procedure.
We encountered the same issue...
The solution was stated above...The installation log showed the following error...
D:\usr\sap\SD1\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\dipgntab -rwr40 -srctt DDNTT -srctf DDNTF -dsttt DDNTT -dsttf DDNTF -ttonly TT" finished with return code -1
Inside the dipgntab log file the following error was being reportedu2026
ERROR in initialization (can't get SVERS-version)
We then went to the command prompt to run the command that was failing manually...we added the-trace 4 tab to the end to enable additional logging.
D:\usr\sap\SD1\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\dipgntab -rwr40 -srctt DDNTT -srctf DDNTF -dsttt DDNTT -dsttf DDNTF -ttonly TT -trace 4 tab
In our case, the installation program was looking for the u201Cdbmssslib.dllu201D in the u201CD:\usr\sap\SD1\DVEBMGS00\exeu201D folder.
ERROR => DlLoadLib: LoadLibrary(D:\usr\sap\SD1\DVEBMGS00\exe\dbmssslib.dll)
Error 126 [dlnt.c 241]
Error 126 = "The specified module could not be found."
ERROR in initialization (can't get SVERS-version)
The exe folder did not yet exist. I then manually created the exe folder and copied the dbmssslib.dll and dbmssslib.pdb from the kernel directory and resumed.
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San Jose, CA 95110Neighborhood:
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Certainly, other fine San Jose restaurants have opened in recent years, but none have defined that great Italian dinner for generation after generation as well as the one launched by Giacchino Paolo Aiello, better known as Jack Allen, and his wife, Geraldine. Only a scant few have that indefinable quality the Italians call il cuore - heart - exemplified by Paolo's.Continued
Since 1958 Paolo's has remained a favorite of Silicon Valley locals and visitors alike. Second-generation Carolyn (Aiello) Allen, maintains her family's commitment to their Italian heritage through the unique art and traditions of regional Italian inspired cuisine.
Maitre d'/Sommelier, Jalil Samavarchian, maintains a spectacular wine list and directs a knowledgeable and professional staff in this dramatic setting overlooking beautiful Guadalupe River Park. Their commitment to excellence and warm and inviting hospitality makes Paolo's style as fashionable and contemporary today as it was fifty-five years ago.
Since 1958 Paolo's has remained a favorite of Silicon Valley locals and visitors alike. Second-generation Carolyn (Aiello) Allen, maintains her family's commitment to their Italian heritage through the unique art and traditions of regional Italian inspired cuisine.
Maitre d'/Sommelier, Jalil Samavarchian, maintains a spectacular wine list and directs a knowledgeable and professional staff in this dramatic setting overlooking beautiful Guadalupe River Park. Their commitment to excellence and warm and inviting hospitality makes Paolo's style as fashionable and contemporary today as it was fifty-five years ago.
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- post theatre diningsimulcasterVIPDined on 8/31/2014Always go after the theatre and always is good service and food.Special Features:
- Before the TheaterSteveDined on 8/30/2014Great place to go before you go to the theater, food was great and very close to theater and staff will make sure you get to the playSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pre theater choiceOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/29/2014Nice prix fixe meal pre theater... We were delayed getting to restaurant due to traffic... Waitress (Flower)was very cognizant we were going to the show and kept everything on track, but we never felt rushed. Food was very good. Nice evening.I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014Had a fabulous dinner before going to the show... Will be going back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous experienceStevoDined on 8/28/2014Had dinner before seeing a show at San Jose Performing Arts, as we have in the past. We will definitely put this on our list of places to go for a great meal. Veal Saltimboca was the best I've ever had, including little Italy in NYC. Our waiter was great, and we felt like we were being served by a friend. Paolo's is convenient to parking and the theatre. Their parking validation covered the full fee for the evening.Special Features:
- needed to be betterInwRDined on 8/27/2014I have only heard great things about Paolo's so I was very excited. I thought the pasta was excellent and the soup was ok. However, the fillet had absolutely no taste, no seasoning and the salad over dressed. I was disappointed. The only thing I could think of was maybe it was not from the regular menu but the Wicked special. But for $39.00 a person it needed to be better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Catering to the small appetitesmapptite14Dined on 8/27/2014I liked the fact that pasta is offered in half-portions for the small appetite, and, at a reasonable price. It would be great if other entrees were offered in smaller portions, as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ease in Dining outHancolmVIPDined on 8/20/2014Dining out should be easy yet so many restaurants make you wait for your reservation. Paolo's validates your parking, does not rush you, is considerate or your needs, pleases you the way that top restaurants in the country service you with better portions and prices than those places. Our waitress, Flower, was not only charming, considerate and engaging but the best server in San Jose restaurants we have experienced.Special Features:
- Very Poor ServiceJG11Dined on 8/15/2014We were very disappointed with the service, we had to go and get our waitress a couple of times. She was having her dinner and speaking on her phone. Our dishes were not picked up for a very long time after we had finished. The restaurant boosts of great service. We absolutely did not see it!
- Fine place to eat and drinkFoodieDined on 8/15/2014You must begin in the bar with Jack as the bartender. He has a great sense of humor and makes a great drink. The dinner was very good and our waiter Estes did a great job.Special Features:
- Nice and quiet for special occasiontq525VIPDined on 8/12/2014We celebrated my birthday there on a Tuesday night. The restaurant is quiet with just a few tables. We got a nice quiet corner all for ourselves. The restaurant is really nice with very attentive staff. Parking is right underneath and validated, good for downtown. The dishes are excellent (California halibut and "badly cut" pasta with shredded roast chicken and 4-5 kinds of mushrooms. Definitely recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverlookedHancolmVIPDined on 8/8/2014Paolo's location is a bit hidden, behind the San Jose Center for Performing Arts. Although isolated next to Guadalupe River at the bottom of an office building holding 800 employees, the walking traffic does not keep it as busy as a restaurant of this caliber should be. Take advantage while you can get a table, I keep expecting that their excellent clam chowder, the great portions of their salads and the Entree's will attract more foodies that love a balanced well portioned plate of Fish the Day, Saltimboca, Pasta. Service here is always dependable, attentive and friendly.Special Features:
- Poor Experiencemimi65Dined on 8/5/2014The salad arrived with the Champagne... not a good combination... Hardly finished the salad and the main dish arrived. Salmon was o.k., the veal Saltimboca was so hard, I could hardly cut it with a knife; no Parma ham and cheese inside the veal roll (Not even sure it was veal) as stated on the menu. It tasted like it was frozen and warmed up - no taste... My husband's red wine arrived as he was finishing his dinner. No atmosphere, no music... and we were celebrating a wedding anniversary! We were at Paolo many years ago, and it was full, the food and service were outstanding and needless to say we were very disappointed.
- A great Anniversary Spothcc27Dined on 8/2/2014My husband and I celebrated our anniversary here, and the staff, food, and ambiance were perfect for celebrating such a fun occasion. We enjoyed our dinner!
- PleasedOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/1/2014Eating at Paolo's was a great experience. The food was amazing. I had Pasta while my fiance had the Fish of the day. We both are not much wine fans however their wine list comprised of many different bottles.Special Features:
- Fine eveningjam1Dined on 7/28/2014Excellent food and ambience for a quiet evening meal on a MondaySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fancy without being stuffyamwgolfVIPDined on 7/23/2014This is attached to an office building, so when we came out of the parking lot, we totally missed the restaurant entrance. We called and were immediately rescued. We enjoyed every part of our dinner. The appetizer selection is varied, as are the main course options. Three of us all made different choices - pasta, osso buco and pork chop for the main course - all were terrific. Our server was attentive and extremely pleasant, even offering a late taste of a cab that finished off our dining experience. Will definitely go again. It really is a hidden gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Paolos Best Italian Food in SJGFOODVIPDined on 7/20/2014We loved Paolo's Fine Italian Food Dinner. It's fine dining in SJ, and there isn't that much great food in SJ. Paolo's is located next to the SJ Center for the Performing Arts, so what better place to dine after the show. And Paolo's sets their schedule to accommodate the fans. Really everything was prepared to perfection. The shrimp appetizer is great, but maybe they should add a couple more large shrimp. The salads are terrific. The home made paste with red meat sauce is perfect. And of course the osso buco and sea bass are perfectly prepared. Overall, this has been a great restaurant and continues to impress.Special Features:
- Great placejontiviVIPDined on 7/19/2014There's a great waiter called Sean there. The food is excellent. It gets a bit busy before a show next door so I would go after it starts on show nights.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- authenticityyumiVIPDined on 7/19/2014dined with customers from italy for thought cena[the dinner meal] shall be sufficient like the 2 times gone before. unfortunately, we did not enjoy very much. just another place in u.s.a. trying to cook italiano food. first off, there were 4 of us. 1 of the 2 appetizers we had ordered seemed it was a 5$usd cuts/cheese plate. so little. the pastas were overcooked. a dish ordered was a pasta with zafferelle that by which had lack of zafferelle. rather, tasted like a typical chicken pasta for those who have never left u.s.a. another had marinara sauce that seemed to come out of a discount grocery store bottle. the ossobucco tasted as though a 5 year old playing with his food play do. perhaps, there is a new chef and/or kitchen helpers.
- A good restaurantmeeeDined on 7/19/2014The food is good, and the service was excellent. It is so convenient to the theater and parking is easy.Special Features:
- Excellent Pasta DishesJohnVIPDined on 7/18/2014The menu has a lot of options and the pasta dishes we had were perfectly prepared with the right balance of flavors. The restaurant is quite large and the bar area looks like a great place to enjoy as well. We'll definitely be back.Special Features:
- Perfect before a show at CPAMardiDined on 7/17/2014This is a great spot for dinner before a show. Validated parking, a quick walk to the theatre, excellent service and good food! Perfect and convenient!Special Features:
- EnjoyableOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/17/2014I have never been disappointed dining at Paolo's. On this particular night we were attending a show at the San Jose Performing Arts Center and we never felt rushed to get to the show on time. The food was prepared so well and the service was timely and attentive to any need we had. I would also recommend that if you should arrive early for dinner you should have a cocktail in the bar and enjoy the friendly banter and great jokes told by the bar staff as it will put you in a great mood if you are not already there.Special Features:
- convenient locationbesteatRDined on 7/17/2014Since my daughter and I were attending Broadway San Jose, we chose Paolo's for the convenience of the garage and proximity to the performance venue. However, we both felt that our fish was overcooked and the wine tasted vinegary on that particular night. The entire meal seemed a bit pricey as well. On previous visits to this restaurant the food has been well cooked. The service is dependably good.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 7/15/2014Came with a larger group and we all had a great time. Food and service was wonderful!!Special Features:
- good place for a daterulzd5ndDined on 6/30/2014me and my girlfriend went on a date on Monday @7 and there was no one in the restaurant. we had the whole place to ourselves. they placed nice romantic music and food was great. they have tons of wine from different placesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice dinnercharm41Dined on 6/27/2014We took advantage of the Dining Downtown promotion and enjoyed an excellent three course meal last Friday evening. The service was excellent and our dinners were well-prepared and presented. We will definitely return.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/11/2014My wife and I are always looking for great Italian places, and Paolo's is now on our list of best Italian places in San Jose. The food and the service were both excellent. The decor is very nice and clean, with a nice courtyard view of the Guadalupe Creek, but it felt more like a place for a great business dinner, or a large party, rather than a nice romantic dinner for two, but this did not detract from the experience. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a great Italian meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/9/2014Went here for drinks. Bartender was especially attentive to our needs. Very nice restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gratuity at 20% even for 4 membersdinertestDined on 6/5/2014Recently visited the place. Surprised to see gratuity at 20% flat for just 4 members. Is that normal?Special Features:
- Worst service ever!MollybeeDined on 5/29/2014We made a reservation before we went to the theater. We heard it was super convenient but we were sorely disappointed. It must've been our server's 1st night. She brought us champagne glasses for pinot grigio, they brought us our meals before our salads, she brought us our dessert while we were already eating our dessert. Even more disappointing was that I asked to speak with the manager and he came by but didn't introduce himself and did not address the poor service. Once we realized that he was the manager, my husband tried to be nice and say "it seems a little disjointed tonight" and he responded "no, it is going ok." We definitely won't be returning for the rest of our shows for the summer.Special Features:
- Memorable...2NCaliforniansDined on 5/23/2014We gave our son a grad luncheon at Paolo's. The food was fabulous, as always. The service impeccable - accommodating even our youngest guest. We requested a private area to celebrate and a referral for a bakery that delivered to their restaurant. We were not disappointed. Paolo's made our special event truly memorable and exceeded all our expectations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- convenient to balletOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/10/2014The food was good. The service was just off. It seemed like they were short. All worked out, they were gracious. The location was perfect to park once and go to an event next door.
- Great theater diningOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/9/2014Loved our experience, food was great, service was spectacular and the ballet prim fixe meal was great. However we were seated in full view of the kitchen door even though there were many many open tables available and we made a reservation early on.Special Features:
- Theater bestOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/9/2014Wonderful food and service. Our waiter flower was exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Venue and elegant styleSteveMVIPDined on 5/7/2014Excellent Venue for food and Elegant style and customer courtesy and home friendly relax decoration complimentary parkingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 497 reviews are from the Paolo's - San Jose reviews archive.
- San Jose FavoriteSanJoseDinerDined on 4/30/2014After all these years, finally tried Paolo's. Was pleased overall. No issues. Food was prepared well, tasty and priced as expected. We Really enjoyed the Calamari appetizer. It was so fresh and tasty with a lovely garlic seasoning. The veggies served with the steak were a bit heavy on the to, It smells of ornanges, I don't recall the name. Will be happy to come back another time and try other things.Special Features:
- Another delightful experience!brobonDined on 4/28/2014The restaurant was not crowded, probably due to it being a Monday and the fact that nothing was going on at the CPA. We were greeted immediately, seated immediately, and enjoyed a wonderful meal. Two of us had the halibut special, which was exquisite, and one had the veal shanks, which was reportedly also fabulous. And they split a salad for us, vs. giving us the salad and an extra plate. Very gracious service throughout, without feeling rushed. The wine selection by the glass was very comprehensive; I enjoyed the chianti. They asked when we arrived if we had a time limit, which we did, but we never felt rushed. Will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for conversationOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/26/2014Great place to talk without being surrounded by annoying noise. Wonderful for romantic dinner. The food was good, but neither outstanding nor innovative.Special Features:


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., June 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- ACR Electronics, Inc. announces today that the all-new ELT 1000 (Emergency Locator Transmitter) has received its Cospas-Sarsat and FAA approvals and is now available for sale. The ARTEX ELT 1000 is competitively priced and designed with multiple installation configurations to reduce overall installation cost.
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February 18, 2012
Winston-Salem, NC-The Salem College softball team began their NCAA era with an exciting come from behind victory against William Peace University in the second game of the double-header. Salem College President Susan Pauly started off the day by throwing out the first pitch to Amber Bass (Clinton, NC). After losing the first game 2-0 to the Pacers, Salem used a 12-run inning to erase a 12-run deficit on route to winning the second game 19-18. Salem's record currently stands at 1-1, and Peace holds a 3-3 record.
The first game only saw 6 total hits. Peace was able to score 2 fourth inning runs and hold on for the shutout. Shelby Drummonds (Boone, NC) only allowed 2 hits for the Pacers in the loss.
The second game provided an explosion of runs, and a massive comeback by the Spirits. The Pacers went up 11-3 through four innings. After the top of the fifth inning, Peace held a 15-3 lead. Salem used the first ever home run hit by Bass, which was also the first ever Salem home run, to rally with 12 runs in the bottom of the inning. Bass finished the game with 3 hits and 3 RBI's.
The Spirits would pour in 3 runs in the bottom of the sixth inning, powered by a triple by Emily Devane (Lillington, NC). Peace came back in the top of the seventh to tie the game. Breanna Griffin (Millers Creek, NC) scored the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh for the win.
Abby Settles (Reidsville, NC) pitched over six innings of the game. Drummonds picked up the win after stopping the Pacers rally in the seventh. Griffin finished with 4 hits in the win. Kristi Morton (Trussville, AL) and Kayla Kennedy (Goldsboro, NC) added 3 hits each.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The Florida Gulf Coast University men's and women's golf teams will host the third annual Ben Adams Memorial Scholarship Fund Eagle Scramble Pro-Am on Monday, December 10, 2007. The event, which is being held at Miromar Lakes Beach Golf Club in Fort Myers, Fla., will feature instruction from FGCU's head coach Dr. Jim Suttie and PGA golf greats Paul Azinger and John Daly.
The Ben Adams Memorial Scholarship fund has been established to make a contribution to young men and women who enjoy the spirit of competition and life's lessons learned from it. The scholarship is setup to help student-athletes become outstanding members of our society as they fully utilize the education that they receive. Ben Adams, one of eight children, was born and raised in Iowa. His lifelong love for golf began as a high school player and stayed with him through his adult life. Ben enlisted in the Army and served his country in the Vietnam War. After his service, Adams attended the University of Iowa where he earned both a bachelor's and master's degree. While in college, he met his wife and lifetime companion Janet. Ben and Janet were later blessed with two children, Jason and Michelle.
Adams spent his professional career in the field of banking and finance in Chicago, New York, and Detroit. He also served as the CEO for the Antigua Group. It was during Ben's time with Antigua that he and his very good friend and local PGA mentor, Ron Howell, took a big interest in Florida Gulf Coast University and the Eagles golf program. Adams and Howell started an Antigua Program supporting both the men's and women's golf programs which is still in place at FGCU today. Ben often commented to friends and business associates that he was very impressed by the academic achievements of the FGCU student-athletes and how he someday wanted to establish a scholarship fund to recognize quality academic achievement. Ben passed away suddenly on June 2, 2005 before realizing that dream. Fortunately Ben's dream has been achieved thanks to a combination of: Jim Lewis, the Geometry Group, Paul Azinger, the Southwest Florida PGA pros, Miromar Lakes Golf Club, and 125 other local contributors.
Dr. Jim Suttie is in his eighth season as the head men's golf coach at Florida Gulf Coast University. Suttie, who serves as the director of Dr. Jim Suttie's Training Centers at the Club at Twin Eagles in Naples and at Cog Hill Country Club in Lemont, Illinois, is considered one of the top golf instructors in the nation. An educational consultant to the National Golf Foundation, Dr. Suttie was honored as the 2000 National PGA Teacher of the Year and ranked No. 12 on Golf Digest's 2004 list of America's 50 Greatest Teachers. Also, he has been seen frequently on the Golf Channel and conducts numerous seminars for the PGA.
Paul Azinger, a resident of Bradenton, Fla. has been a professional golfer for twenty five years. The four time U.S. Ryder Cup and President's Cup team member has won 12 PGA Tour Championships in his career. Dr. Suttie coached Azinger while he was attending Brevard Community College in Cocoa Beach, Fla. Azinger and the other professionals donate their time and instruction to the Pro-Am because of their close personal relationship to Dr. Suttie and their commitment to supporting a successful golf program at FGCU.
FGCU had announced that longtime supporter Mark Lye would be able to participate in the event. Unfortunately, Lye had a previous engagement scheduled and the FGCU athletic department would like to apologize to Lye for announcing he would be present before confirming with him and to fans who anticipated the longtime supporter to the Ben Adams Memorial Scholarship Fund to return this year.
In addition to Azinger, the event will feature Chip Beck, John Daly, Robert Gamez, George McNeill, Loren Roberts and Mark Wilson. Beck is has participated in over 600 PGA Tour events and won four PGA TOUR events in a career that has span nearly 30 years. Daly was named PGA Tour rookie of the Year in 1991 after winning the PGA Championship. He captured the British Open Championship in 1995 and has won three other Tour events during his career. Gamez joined the PGA Tour in 1990 and won rookie of the Year honors after winning a pair of tournaments that year. McNeill, a native of Naples, Fla., is currently a rookie on the PGA Tour and recently won his first event, the Frys.com Open. Roberts turned pro in 1975 and currently is on the Champions Tour where he is the Charles Schwab Points leader. Roberts has participated in over 600 tour events and has posted eight Tour wins during his career. Wilson, a member of the PGA Tour since 2003 won his first Tour event earlier this year.
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green looked had a strong start to Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers as he hauled in a beautiful 36-yard touchdown catch. Unfortunately, Green came down awkwardly on the catch and limped off the field. Green returned for the rest of the second quarter, but he was unable to finish the game. Afterward, Green confirmed to the press that he had hyperextended his knee.
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By: Father Paul Voisin CR, posted: 2014-08-20
"Who do YOU say that I am?" The disciples must have taken a deep breath when Jesus asked them this question, not sure what to say. Finally Peter, always impetuous Peter, spoke up and declared that Jesus was "the Christ, the Son of the living God". Like a turtle sticking out its neck, Peter declared himself. That is not something that one declares, and then sinks back into oblivion – it is a declaration of commitment to Jesus! If he truly believed what he said, it meant that he had to obey and follow what Jesus asked and said. This would imply conforming his life to the teachings of Jesus, to live (as a disciple) as the Master does. If he took it seriously, this declaration would change his life forever.
Once Bogdan Janski, Peter Semenenko and Jerome Kajsiewicz declared themselves for Christ their lives were never the same! They changed their ways of being, even their friendships, in order to mirror the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
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While the first half of the Woodstock 99 recording flopped more than inspired, the Blue Album is full of musicians with an actual message to get across and trying to accomplish something musical, unlike imbecile acts such as Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, and DMX, who seem to have nothing to say and are only there as drunken entertainment. The Red Album did have its shining moments, as Rage Against The Machine, Sevendust, Megadeth, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Live, and even Creed performed wonderfully, and thankfully the blue disc saves the entire Woodstock recording experience. Although there are several artists who I am not a fan of on this disc, all the musicians featured here have undeniable ambition that I can appreciate either way, such as Jewel, Sheryl Crow, Elvis Costello, Alanis Morissette, and Bruce Hornsby, all of which deliver more musically than most of the horrible alt-metal acts at Woodstock.The rest of the CD shines even moreso, with Dave Matthews Band churning out an awesome version of "Tripping Billies", The Roots performing "Adrenaline" flawlessly, and Our Lady Peace delivering intensely with "Superman's Dead". The utter funkiness of G. Love & Special Sauce combined with Jamiroquai and with the folkish rocking of Rusted Root make the whole recording a winner in some form or another, not to mention the amazing Everlast delivering "Ends" on a silver platter and the Chemical Brothers serving up "Block Rockin' Beats" in their usual mind-bending electronic soundscape. Guster and Everclear also dazzle the stage.If you're going to get one of the Woodstock 1999 recordings, get this one instead of the Red Album, the other disc will only disappoint save for a few tracks, where as with this half the listener can appreciate all the music and energy, regardless of whether they're fans of each individual artist. Hopefully the potential Woodstock 2004 won't be such a calamity as '99.


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By Neil Fater
---- — Andover families tired of being cooped up because of the blizzard had the perfect outlet on Sunday — Winter Fun Day at the Ward Reservation.
The snowfall arrived at just the right time for the event, which highlights the trails, views of Boston and quiet hills of the reservation, owned by the Trustees of Reservations. While the two feet of snow meant people could not really hike the 14 miles of trails, about 150 people used the opportunity to sled, snowshoe and cross-country ski.
"It was probably the best one so far, just with the fact that we had that fresh, deep snow," said property manager Adam Rollfs. "You couldn't ask for a better back drop."
The Ward Reservation is a property that allows for quick and easy access to what is typically considered the best view of the Boston skyline in town. The snow only enhanced the bucolic charm of the property. Some people roasted hot dogs or marshmallows over a warming fire. Before the official start of the event at noon, the parking lot was already full, said Rollfs.
Trails within the Charles W. Ward Reservation are part of the Bay Circuit Trail, a greenway of connected open space that encircles the Boston area, linking the North and South shores. The Bay Circuit Trail was created in large part due to years of effort by Andover resident Alan French, who appreciates the importance of such land.
Mabel Ward gave the first 153 acres to the Trustees seven years after the death of her husband, Charles, as a tribute to him. The Ward family and others made additional gifts later, adding substantially to the property.
"People have a tendency to take that 700 acres for granted. For years, I've tried to get people to imagine what it would be like if it wasn't the Ward Reservation," said French. "It's high and it's dry and the family could have cashed in if they wanted to. People need to think of the alternatives [developments that might have been]. Those trails wouldn't be there if it wasn't for the foresight of the families."


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I have no doubt that the standoff in Ferguson -- the demand for change -- goes this deep. I also have no doubt that tear gas won't pacify the protesters and replace their anger with fear of authority. Neither will all the military hardware the Defense Department can supply.
If you are looking to buy a car, rent an apartment or take out a loan, you need to make sure that your credit score is at it's best. While it takes seven years for most derogatory items on your credit report to be removed, there are a few things you can do to raise your credit score sooner.
I hate the fact that people pretend that if you're black and keep out of trouble and do the "right" things, you'll be protected. That's a lie! I've never been in trouble, yet I'm almost always afraid of law enforcement. I've seen too many things to feel safe.
If you also believe that most Black families in the United States have talked about Ferguson, what does it say about the rest of us if we have not?
The politics of respectability in the black community may not only hinder us from acting and engaging in the constructive protest, lobbying and collective action needed to create a more just society, as it has with respect to the Ferguson protests, but it may also prevent us from simply being and living freely.
It's time for Missouri's right-wingers to leave the nineteenth century behind. It is time for all Missourians -- indeed, time for all Americans -- to start building a more just and equitable world, one free of institutional racism and yawning racial disparities.
My preferring not to have intercourse might be less about a distaste for the actual act (or pain, or boredom) than it is about the way in which too many guys approach it, not just as the endgame but as the only way to truly score.
Aggressively punitive and extreme drug policies are steeped in racism. Inherent in the response to drug law enforcement is a biased approach and stark double standards in the perceived threat of drug use by marginalized people.
Think you have a pretty good idea of what's going on in Ferguson, Missouri? You may not, even if you've been watching a lot of cable news. Especially if you've been watching a lot of cable news. If the media's job is to give viewers and readers an accurate and full idea of what's really going on, we have to acknowledge that there is a long way to go. Of course, Ferguson is not an isolated case. But it is a chance for those of us in the media to expand our understanding of our role in covering the news. At HuffPost we are certainly covering the violence and the underlying racial tensions, but we are also committed to telling the "untold story" (as our splash put it on Tuesday) -- of compassion, ingenuity, kindness, trust, collaboration and community.
Venting is easy and natural in these circumstances; restraint is hard. By rational, reasoned response we can block the next senseless killing and break the age-old pattern that has become ordinary in our country.
It's up to elected officials in Ferguson and communities across the country, and to the people who live in them, to address the deep-seated societal problems that fueled the explosion of outrage following the Brown shooting.
Improving policing in departments with entrenched cultures has proven a challenging endeavor. Departmental culture plays a defining role in how police officers conduct their work, and it flows from the top, or, as they say, rots from the head.
The point is that black American life and white American life stay rigidly separated at absolutely key moments of human communication. Do some people feel they are "better" than some other people? Or maybe it's not that at all. Does it, in fact, cut far deeper?
The nation's focus on the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri confers yet another opportunity for deeper racial understanding, but like other (too many other) teachable moments arising from the tragic loss of young black life, the opportunity is fleeting and frail.
We know all too well the proximate causes of the rage in Ferguson but there are other much deeper socio-economic causes as well, namely the way the school systems, the economy, and particularly the labor market are structured so as to exclude cruelly so many from the American Dream.
It's almost as if they are saying please don't go away, please stay, because the moment you leave or turn the channel, no one will care anymore. They will go back to struggling in silence and irrelevance.
Long before Brown's parents had to think about burying him, Brown felt the weight of the social death black men experience that readies too many of us for our actual deaths.
For a mother, white privilege means your heart doesn't hit your throat when your kids walk out the door. It means you don't worry that the cops will shoot your sons.


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Cyclist's account of Woodside road-rage event
Original post made on Feb 4, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, February 4, 2013, 3:09 PM
on Feb 4, 2013 at 3:35 pm
It's difficult to understand what exacty happened here. There was a similar article in the Daily Post that adds a few other details.
> "There are some guys that are jerks on that ride. Out of all
> the group rides, that's one of the craziest rides there is.
> More mayhem
This comment, from this mysterious "Mark" certainly does not give one a sense that this crew of cyclists are acting responsible.
> A gray Dodge Ram pickup "blew by us just crazy fast.
So how big was this pack of cyclists? Did they make it difficult for cars to pass?
> Mark said he called in a complaint to the Sheriff's Office
So, what exactly did this "Mark's" complaint say?
> Mark said he and other cyclists tried to defuse the situation
> by calling off the cyclists pounding the truck, telling them
> to mellow out.
So, what gives any cyclist the right to take the law into their own hands. It's hard to believe that there were not a lot of cell phones in their midst--so why not call the police, and ask for an officer to come to the scene?
Wonder if this "Mark" has the integrity to tell the Sheriff's Office the names of those involved in damaging this driver's car--or if he will just slink off into the sidelines?
Sounds like it's time to start videoing these rides--because it's only a matter of time before some of these cyclists become more than abusive, and actually hurt someone.
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on Feb 4, 2013 at 3:50 pm
> "What the cyclists did after the fact was absolutely wrong and illegal. But he used his car as a weapon,"
What definition of "weapon" are you using here?
I don't see that. It may seem that way, and I hate aggressive drivers that try to prove something or bother people, but on these rides (of which I am not a member) someone or maybe a few ought to carry a camera and video their POVs because this kind of thing will always happens. It happens with cars where people do dumb things, purposefully or innocently. I don't like it when I am driving through Palo Alto and a huge pile of bikes is all over the road and I cannot get by. They are being just as aggressive as this car was, or are they just enjoying themselves? Hard to tell.
It is not right to bang on a car. If there was damage done, a video the police might get some sympathy and some action, but vandalizing a car is just stupid. You just never know what someone might do or whether they are armed or just crazy and will run you over.


text: ^^ Unwittingly, falling_dance, your "Othello" quote (a kind of pop culture neologasmic adaptation) makes me think of Chan as Othello, and Sam Brown's Hamlet as jettasian or god forbid, trevor, leading the charge against Chan critics, Nice booers, and sundry other innocent bystanders... Yes, I think Chan will be fine, even without a full-time technical coach. If he thinks he needs to bring one on board before the end of the season, no problema. It's true that coaches provide athletes with invaluable support in many ways, especially during training sessions, but in the long run, it's up to the competitor to persevere alone on the field of battle. Maybe Frank Carroll could have provided Kwan with a few soothing words or sharp commands before she went out to skate her fp at 2002 Olympics, but in the long run she was still the one who ultimately needed to calm her nerves and steady herself.


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St. Andrews represented at NCAAHPERD conference
Laurinburg, N.C. – Physical education major Morgan Farroll and Assistant Professor of Education Tony Cates represented St. Andrews Presbyterian College at the North Carolina Alliance for Athletics, Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (NCAAHPERD) conference in Winston-Salem.
The 63rd annual statewide convention included two and a half days of workshops, classroom presentations and participation sessions at the M.C. Benton Jr. Convention Center. According to the organization's website, NCAAHPERD members and guests gather for the opportunity to grow professionally, collaborate with colleagues, renew old friendships and make new friends."
The NCAAHPERD is one of the oldest professional associations in North Carolina dedicated to the advancement of research and education within the fields of Athletics, Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
About St. Andrews Presbyterian College
An innovative and bold academic venture, the distinctive character of St. Andrews has been marked by an interdisciplinary curriculum, a highly acclaimed college press, an award-winning pipe band, national champion equestrian teams, and first-rate scholarship. In addition to classes on the main campus, adult learners also choose the Center for Adult and Professional Studies opportunities through St. Andrews @ Sandhills and St. Andrews ONLINE.
On Aug. 29, 1958, the merger between Presbyterian Junior College and Flora Macdonald College became official with the formation of St. Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, N.C. Further information may be obtained by visiting the College's website www.sapc.edu, calling 800-763-0198 or sending an e-mail to email@example.com.
Morgan Farroll and Tony Cates at the NCAAHPERD Conference in Winston-Salem.


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JACKSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio - Concerns over a well in Jackson Township have the Ohio Department of Natural Resources agreeing to attend next week's Mahoning County Commissioner's meeting.
The Blott Road drilling site is in the Meander Reservoir watershed, which is a drinking water source for hundreds of thousands in the Valley.
An environmental group expressed concerns about a "crack" in a well casing last year at the site. But CONSOL Energy, who holds the permit for the well, says there was no environmental impact and the casing was repaired to ODNR standards.


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