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SAN ANTONIO - A 2-year-old girl is being treated for a gunshot wound to her wrist after shots were fired into her home in the 200 block of Remolino Street. Her father, meanwhile, died after being shot outside the home.
San Antonio police said the shots were fired shortly after 1 a.m. Wednesday, and came as the result of an earlier dispute at a location nearby.
A detective at the scene said someone fired shots into a bedroom of a home on Remolino Street where a man involved in the dispute usually sleeps.
At least one of the shots hit that man's 2-year-old daughter, wounding her in the wrist.
The man happened to be outside at the time and chased after the shooter, detectives said.
He was shot in the middle of the street about 50 yards from his home and died, police said. He was 30-years-old, according to a detective. His name has not been released.
San Antonio police took several witnesses into custody for questioning. They said they do have some possible leads on the shooter.
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A mother's willingness to sacrifice her own health and safety for the sake of her children is a common narrative across cultures — and by no means unique to humans alone. Now an unexpected discovery at UCSF shows that even yeast "mothers" do it, giving all to their offspring — even at the cost of their own lives.
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Researchers at UCSF have identified the lynchpin that activates brown fat cells, which burn fat molecules instead of storing them, making them the focus of pharmaceutical research aimed at fighting obesity.
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UCSF and its affiliates have been major players in the transformation of San Francisco as a leading center of innovation in health care and biosciences, according to a new report released Wednesday.
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A hidden and never before recognized layer of information in the genetic code has been uncovered by a team of scientists at UCSF, thanks to a technique developed at UCSF called ribosome profiling, which enables the measurement of gene activity inside living cells.
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A tiny, freshwater flatworm found in ponds and rivers around the world that has long intrigued scientists for its remarkable ability to regenerate has now added a new wrinkle to biology.
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Peter Walter, PhD, a professor in the Biochemistry and Biophysics Department within the School of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco has been awarded the 2012 Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize for his "outstanding research achievements in the field of cell biology."
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Examining venom from a variety of poisonous snakes, a group of researchers at the University of California, San Francisco has discovered why the bite of one small black, yellow and red serpent called the Texas coral snake can be so painful.


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08-08-2010 1:42
I purchased the C6 yesterday and it has been a big disappointment. The phone freezes continually after a few minutes with error message "Memory Full". I have tried updating the software using Software Updater but the PC does not recognise the phone. I have tried applying factory settings but I get a message that they cannot be applied while applications are running, even if I do this immediately at start up. Start up is very slow as well.
I cannot connect to a PC, or to my other phone by BT, change settings, connect to WLAN.
This is very frustrating and disappointing. Has anyone else experience this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
08-08-2010 17:04
i experienced this too, below is the steps i solve this problem.
1. switch off and switch on the phone again.
2. in the idle mode, use the dialer, key in *#7370#, this will perform a soft format.
3. key in security code, default would be 12345.
4. the phone's screen will be blank for a few minutes and restart.
5. all data will be cleared during this process, don't remove the battery during the process.
6. after the phone restart, you can use your phone again.
p/s: I don't think you can perform backup before the soft format since the phone will froze after few second switched on. so just perform the soft format after switched on.
09-08-2010 1:53
Thank you very much. Tried this and it worked. I had tried before but not immediately after startup.
09-08-2010 8:27
you're welcome.
18-08-2010 11:50
I have the same problem i am from belgium and I don't understand the solution what should I do?
10-09-2010 10:07 - edited 10-09-2010 10:09
I had the same problem right out of the box. The phone was absolutely unusable - memory full messages within few seconds of using.
I'm used that Nokia releases pre-alpha versions of firmware but mine was SO UNSTABLE that I couldn't even run firmware update.
At the end I performed RESET (*#7370#) , immediately connected to PC (OVI Suite) and finally succeeded FW update.
Quite disappointed. The phone was NOT branded and bought from Nokia Partner.
15-09-2010 20:11
Same thing here.
Total UNUSABLE phone for $$$$$$.
Good job Nokia!
I will try the format.
I tried the restore factory setting but that did nothing.
16-09-2010 4:25
I did it again.
After the reset it only took half an hour to connect as pc suit didn't recognized the phone.
About an other half an hour and I was able to update the phone's software.
From there the phone is more stable and "only" freezes when I slide it open and push a button.
It's a halfbaked phone. Full with bugs. Came with 2gb, a cheap **bleep** headset and on top of these it doesn't even work....
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I did it again.
After the reset it only took half an hour to connect as pc suit didn't recognized the phone.
About an other half an hour and I was able to update the phone's software.
From there the phone is more stable and "only" freezes when I slide it open and push a button.
It's a halfbaked phone. Full with bugs. Came with 2gb, a cheap **bleep** headset and on top of these it doesn't even work....
Please take your phone to the nearest Nokia Care Point for further inspection. Another option is to wait for the sw update which should fix qwerty keyboard issue. Please check the post from other topic in this board:
You can find nearest Nokia Care point from here:
19-09-2010 4:49
I think Nokia owes the consumer a good answer for launching an unusable phone in this strongly competitive "dumb" phone market. It is nearly universally occurring in all the buyers of the C6-00 phone. I know it is not the top of the line product but it still costs us dearly from our stretched pocket. I am disappointed that this problem is not addressed in any review of this phone. This led me to think all of such review is heavily subsidised by the manufacturer that the problem is hidden. I would suggest a global recall of this useless smartphone.
I bought the phone from European market and find this phone totally useless with the samw error message always pop up. The screen and the button is frozen. I try to connect to WiFi or PC. For all types of window PC from XP, vista, window7 and all failed to connect. I go to web site to search for C6 soft ware they always ask you to connect the phone with Ovi or PC suite! Come on, how can I put the horse and cart question to be solved. Without recognising the phone, I cannot connect with Ovi.
Not solving this issue, I will suggest every user to vote by foot to go to another smartphone market. We should not think they can launch C6-01 just to put C6-00 in tomb. I think all the consumer which buy c6-00 has suffer frustration, lost of time, lost of data and feeling of totally be cheated.
22-09-2010 10:17
Sorry I noticed this thread so late.
This issue is something which happens very rarely during first boot. Unfortunately I can't release any details of the issue (as usual), but I can give BIG thanks to the people who posted this issue on these forums and raised it to our attention. Thanks to you, we were able to identify the problem and provide a fix which is in 11.0.029 SW release.
In any case, if you encounter "Memory full" error message after first bootup, then the problem can simply be solved by resetting the device to factory settings (*#7370# on home screen => 12345 (default lock code). Like I said, this is a very rare, but unfortunate issue, so chances of seeing this problem again are close to zero.
22-10-2010 15:58
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07-11-2010 21:09
Are you **bleep**ing kidding me with this phone? Straight out of the package and memory full? What a joke, just like the company these days.
01-02-2011 12:44
i've been experiencing the same problem.. i purchase nokia C6-00 2 days ago and taken a few pictures.. whenever i open the picture viewer im always getting a message "memory full delete some data" to think that there is still 1G left and also is it normal that even if the phone is locked the menu button keeps on flashing??? pls help..
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06-02-2011 3:21
I have a Nokia C6-00 and yeah I also experience that problem before and my solution is
I installed TaskMan apps on my phone to monitor the memory and force to close some unwanted running application. RAMblow is good but it's not free..
06-02-2011 10:51
I got to know that Nokia has stooped C6 and would relaunch it after resolving the software problems, is it true?


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Saturday Katie Thomas adopted her second dog from the league.
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The valley has the second largest pet overpopulation rate; 90,000 animals are brought to shelters every year and more than half are euthanized.
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Six stakes races, five of which are Grade-1s, highlight a glorious Saturday of racing at Santa Anita that includes a Pick-6 carryover of $42,333.
A couple of fast-working first-timers should get plenty of play in the opener, a six furlong sprint for juvenile state-bred fillies. #11 Versye acts like a quick filly for O'Neill and appears fit and ready for a huge run. The daughter of Square Eddie seems a whole lot better than her morning line odds of 8-1. #12 Yana, a Bertrando filly from Bill Spawr's stable, has looked quite good in the a.m. as well and goes for a barn that does exceptionally well with debut runners. The best of the known element actually exits a high priced maiden claimer; #9 Another Victoria earned a pretty good number when second in her bow at Del Mar and retains Bejarano while moving up to straight maiden competition.
#7 Southern Sunrise demolished a maiden $40,000 field at Del Mar in his first start in five months and a repeat performance today will make this Puype-trained gelding very difficult to deny in the second half of the early daily double. He's 6/5 on the morning line. #8 Hello Frankie is much slower in the speed figure department but exits a tougher entry-level allowance race and should at least land in the frame in this starter's allowance affair.
#1 Bourne Hot was third to Diamond Bachelor two races back and then finished third again behind Schoolofhardrocks in a hot maiden affair, both races at Del Mar last month. There doesn't seem to be anything in the third race quite that good, so from his good inside post in this one mile maiden turf affair the O'Neill-trained colt may have found a field he can handle. There's some value here at his morning line odds of 5-1. #10 Cautious Giant switches to the turf for the first time and we won't be surprised if this son of Giant's Causeway improves a ton. The Gaines-trained colt continues to train like a nice type and exits what we think was a pretty strong maiden affair over the all-weather at Del Mar.
The fourth race, a strong maiden extended sprint for juveniles, provides the well-regarded #8 Kristo a chance to make amends after finishing second as the strong choice in his debut last month at Del Mar. The son of Distorted Humor continues to shine in the morning for Sadler and we'll be surprise if he doesn't step forward big time today. The debuting Baffert colt #4 Da Bears has been impressive in the morning as well and may be the one to include if you're playing exotics.
Though she's still a maiden, Bodemeister's half-sister #1 Fascinating looks like the one to beat in the Chandelier Stakes, the first Grade-1 event of the afternoon in the fifth race. She acts like she'll improve considerably over a distance of ground, and we're think she's going to appreciate conventional dirt as well. #6 Belle of the Fleet looked terrific breaking her maiden at Del Mar in fast time and is another that shouldn't be inconvenienced by the stretch-out in trip. #8 She's a Tiger is a classy filly with intense speed; she has to be respected but she's no slam dunk to handle the added ground based strictly on bloodlines.
The sixth race, the 10 furlong Rodeo Drive on grass for older fillies and mares, looks like a match race (again) between #3 Tiz Flirtatious and #7 Marketing Mix. These two hooked up in the Gamely at Hollywood Park in May and Marketing Mix was the better of the two, but Tiz Flirtatious may have caught up to her rival since then. Her victory in the John C. Mabee Stakes at Del Mar was scintillating. Marketing Mix has trained like her old self of late and surely is better than her disappointing run in the Beverly D. Stakes. We'll go with Tiz Flirtatious slightly on top but it's a really difficult call.
The Frontrunner Stakes for juvenile colts goes as the seventh race and is very difficult. Many of the top contenders could be best as late-running sprinters and, as good as they are, could be suspect around two turns. #4 Can the Man should stretch out nicely and might wind up as the controlling speed; the Baffert-trained colt certainly has the pedigree to handle a middle distance. If you're looking for a bit of a price play, consider #10 Test Ride, a maiden who was a closing third, beaten just over a length, behind Can the Man in a maiden sprint at Del Mar last month. The son of Zenzational may offer long shot value at 15-1 on the morning line.
The eighth race is a contentious first-level allowance affair on turf over a mile and may be require a bit of a spread in rolling exotic play. #2 Macaabra made a very favorable impression in her U.S. debut for Gary Mandella last month; she flew home to be beaten less than a length right off plane against a similar field and has trained very nicely since. We'll also use #9 Foxy Boss (freshened since June but very dangerous if her improving pattern continues) and #12 Burns Turn (poorly drawn but first or second in six of eight career starts).
#3 Beholder is 3-1 on the morning line and we'd love to get that in the ninth race, the Zenyatta Stakes for fillies and mares. Last year's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies winner continues to shine in the morning for Mandella and seems more than ready to take on older rivals for the first time. Stevens can send her to the front if she breaks running or he can settle and stalk #7 Joyful Victory if the situation calls for it. The latter won the Santa Margarita over this track last winter with a career top speed figure; she's certainly top class and will take some beating. But we're going with the younger Beholder on top.
If the real #7 Paynter brings his best stuff today he can win the 10th race, the Awesome Again Stakes, and a good recent work gives indication that he'll bounce back in a big way after his disappointing foray to New York. #10 Mucho Macho Man, second over this track in the Breeders' Cup Classic last year, has trained well since arriving in California and is strictly the one to beat in a field lacking in effective late runners. We're sticking with Paynter at least one more time.
The finale is the listed Unzip Me Stakes for fillies and mare sprinting down the hill and makes for a very tough final leg of the Pick-6. We've always felt that #11 Unusual Way might be most effective sprinting, and she's cutting back in trip while dropping out of the Grade-1 Del Mark Oaks. Maldonado has won on her in the past, and should have her within range throughout. #9 Heir Kitty figures to be running on strongly late under Gomez, while price players might considering including in rolling exotic play #3 Zia Zia, lightly-raced and returning turf. She's offering long shot value at 20-1 on the morning line.


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Tony Pulis has a fully fit Crystal Palace squad from which to choose the side that will aim to lengthen Manchester United's poor Premier League form tomorrow [Saturday].
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German newsweekly Der Spiegel comments on expansion of World Cup hype machinery since the nation last hosted the event in 1974. To foreign viewers, the signs were evident during the telecast of the draw (see Dec 14), an indication that Americans do not have a monopoly on bad taste. Wolfgang Niersback, vice-president of the organizing committee, acknowledges that "we could just as easily have held the final draw in my office, but that probably wouldn't have been what the public wants to see." Thirty-two years ago, Der Spiegel writes, the show was 45 minutes, compared to 150 last month. Franz Beckenbauer wore white socks with his suit. A bulletin board displayed country names. Der Spiegel's observations also fall hard on the "smooth and polished face of FIFA." "FIFA's employees," writes Juergen Dahlkamp, "look more like they work at the stock exchange than for world soccer's governing body. Nowadays, FIFA—complete with its army of lawyers, marketing experts and PR specialists—sells soccer the way others sell microchips or automobiles." The deadly seriousness with which politicians are taking the event appears in the debate over whether, in seeming violation of the German constitution, the army should handle security for the World Cup. German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schäuble advocates tasking the army with relief of police forces for the month-long finals. The 1949 constitution, however, mandates strict separation between army and police to avoid any hints of a militarized state.
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Students interested in obtaining the Disability Law and Policy Program Certificate apply at the beginning of the applicant's last semester of law school. Students must complete the Certificate Application and attach an unofficial transcript as well as a copy of their paper satisfying the writing requirement. Students who have met all the requirements and are in good academic standing at the College of Law will be granted the Certificate.
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I Killed the Prom Queen was a metalcore band from Adelaide, South Australia. Formed in 2000, the band featured prominently on the Australian live music scene and toured the USA, Japan and parts of Europe several times. The band split up in April 2007 when they couldn't find a replacement vocalist. I Killed the Prom Queen played a farewell tour in mid-2008. Jona has recently left Bleeding Through and is filling in for Bring Me The Horizon. He intends to return home to Australia in the near future. Band History: The original line-up of I Killed the Prom Queen consisted of Weinhofen, drummer JJ Peters, vocalist Lee Stacy, bass guitarist Ben Engel and guitarist Simon O'Gorman. The following year, Michael Crafter joined to share the vocal duties. Leaton Rose replaced Engel soon afterward. The band then recorded a four track demo titled "Choose to Love Live or Die". This was later re-released as an EP by Final Prayer Records, who also released a split EP in 2003 featuring two songs by I Killed the Prom Queen ("homicide documentaries" and "Death Certificate for a Beauty Queen") and two by Parkway Drive. "Choose to Love Live or Die", I Killed The Prom Queen's first release, was the only one with Lee Stacey vocals and the then high pitched Crafter vocals. The tracks were the old versions of some of those heard in "Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You" EP. After the demo's release, O'Gorman was replaced by Kevin Cameron and Stacy left the band. Leaton Rose departed (to later join The Hot Lies) and Sean Kennedy took his place. The now familiar line-up of Crafter, Weinhofen, Peters, Kennedy and Cameron was in place and in September 2003, I Killed the Prom Queen began recording the album "When Goodbye Means Forever" for Sydney hardcore label, Resist Records. The album was subsequently released in the US by Eulogy Recordings on 30 March, 2004, leading to extensive touring there with bands that included Caliban, Evergreen Terrace, It Dies Today, Lamb of God, Silverstein and Bleeding Through. EP and changes The group's next release was the EP "Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You" on 7 March, 2005. The recording included reworked older songs and a cover of The Fall of Troy's "To Be Sleeping While Still Standing". Later that year, I Killed the Prom Queen had completed recording a second album but in January 2006, Crafter was fired. Instead of releasing the album as it was, the band decided to hire a new vocalist and replace Crafter's tracks. Ed Butcher from British band The Hunt For Ida Wave was recruited and added his own lyrics, though some of the tracks remained similar. "Music For The Recently Deceased" was produced by Fredrik Nordstrom, whose other credits included Dimmu Borgir, Darkest Hour, At the Gates and In Flames. The album was released on 31 July, 2006 by Stomp Records. Shortly afterward Metal Blade released the album in the USA, coinciding with I Killed the Prom Queen's appearance at the New England metal and hardcore Festival. Returning to Australia, the band toured with The Haunted and Exodus and in December, featured as the headlining act at the metal for the Brain Festival. In the meantime, Crafter had joined Carpathian, and then a year or so later was for a brief time Bury Your Dead vocalist. The original version of "Music For The Recently Deceased" featuring Crafter's lyrics and vocals had since made it onto P2P networks. Four of these tracks were later added to the Australian tour edition of the album. Later On January 31, 2007 Ed Butcher flew back to his home town in the UK. In a statement released later by the band it was announced that he had departed due to homesickness and that he was no longer a part of the group. Butcher has since joined UK band Eternal lord but parted ways with them on early September, 2008. Tyrone Ross from Mourning Tide temporarily filled the vocalist position during Japanese tour dates, and Colin Jeffs from Heavenslost filled in on the European tour with Bleeding Through, However, on April 7, 2007 I Killed the Prom Queen announced their break up, citing both an inability to find a new vocalist and Jona Weinhofen's departure for Orange County metalcore band Bleeding Through. On 19 May 2008, Stomp re-issued "Music For The Recently Deceased" in a limited edition of 5000 hand-numbered copies. The new release included a cardboard slipcase, two live tracks and four tracks with Crafter's vocals taken from the original album recording. Say Goodbye tour I Killed the Prom Queen's farewell tour, "Say Goodbye" Tour, took place in May and June 2008, with most shows selling out almost immediately. The supporting acts for the tour were Bring Me The Horizon, The Red Shore, The Ghost Inside and a local act from the city played at. Crafter returned to front the band on the tour, and a live DVD was filmed for later release. I Killed the Prom Queen played their final show in Brisbane on 8 June, 2008. The Lineup for the tour: * Michael Crafter -Vocals * Jona Weinhofen - Guitar, Vocals * JJ Peters - Drums * Kevin Cameron - Guitar * Sean Kennedy - Bass The setlist for the Final Tour: 01. "Sharks in Your Mouth" 02. "Say Goodbye" 03. "When Goodbye Means Forever" 04. "€666" 05. "To Kill Tomorrow" 06. "Never Never Land" 07. "[track artist=I Killed the Prom Queen]My Best Wishes/[track]" 08. "homicide documentaries" 09. "Death Certificate of a Beauty Queen" 10. "The Paint Brush Killer" 11. "Bet It All On Black" 12. "Your Shirt Would Look Better With A Columbian Neck-tie" 13. "Choose to Live or Die" 14. "Upon a River's Sky" 15. "To Be Sleeping While Still Standing" 16. "Pointed To My Heart" Post I Killed The Prom Queen Currently Michael Crafter is fronting his new band called Confession, Jona Weinhofen is playing with Bleeding Through, Kevin Cameron is playing with In Trenches alongside legendary Australian hardcore vocalist Ben Coyte (ex-Day of Contempt), Sean Kennedy is the guitarist in the band Voices, and JJ Peters is still continuing with his project, Deez Nuts. Jona Weinhofen now plays the guitar in Bring Me The Horizon, in which he first temporarily took the place of their former guitarist Curtis Ward, but was later announced as an official member of the band. Former members * Michael Crafter - Vocals (2001 - 2006, 2008) * Jona Weinhofen - Guitar, Vocals (2000-2008) * Kevin Cameron - Guitar (2002-2008) * Sean Kennedy - Bass (2003-2008) * JJ Peters - Drums (2000-2008) * Ed Butcher - Vocals (2006-2007) * Colin Jeffs - Vocals (2007) (Filled in during the European tour) * Tyrone Ross - Vocals (2007) (Filled in during the Japanese tour) * Leaton Rose - Bass (2002-2003) * Ben Engel - Bass (2000-2002) * Simon O'Gorman - Guitar (2000-2002) * Lee Stacy - Vocals (2000-2002) (Did co-vocals alongside Michael Crafter) Discography * "Choose to Love Live or Die" (EP) On Final Prayer, 2002 * "I Killed the Prom Queen / Parkway Drive Split" (EP) On Final Prayer, 2003 * "When Goodbye Means Forever" On Resist Records, 2003 * "Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You" (EP) On Resist Records, March 7, 2005 * "Music For The Recently Deceased" On Stomp Records and Metal Blade Records, July 31, 2006 * "Music For The Recently Deceased" : Australian Tour Edition On Stomp Records, May 19, 2008
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Series 1: Outgoing Correspondence, 1905-1944
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Gift of Cloyd Head (husband), Marshall Head (son), Janet Hart (daughter), 1950.
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American poet, novelist, journalist, children's author, lecturer, and editor.
Eunice Tietjens was born Eunice Strong Hammond in Chicago in 1884, and she died in Chicago in 1944. Mainly educated in Europe, all her life she was a constant traveler and lived for short periods of time in Florida, New York, Japan, China, the South Seas and Tunisia. She married the composer Paul Tietjens in 1904, divorced him in 1914 and in 1920 married Cloyd Head, playwright and theatrical director. She had two children, Janet T. Hart and Marshall Head.
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JU (23-25, 12-11) rallied for two runs in the bottom of the first and pulled to within 6-3 in the fourth but FGCU (34-17, 22-5) plated two runs in the ninth to put the game away.
"I believed we would win this series after getting the early game but they showed why they are regular season champions," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "We are in a tough spot right now but we still control our own destiny and that is something to be thankful for."
Senior Kyle Kriech (1-4) was tagged with the loss after allowing five runs on four hits with a walk and a strikeout in one inning. Junior Chris Kaminski kept the Dolphins in the contest by allowing only one run on seven hits with a walk and three strikeouts in seven innings of relief.
Pete Woodworth (8-1) earned the win after allowing three runs on five hits with two walks and four strikeouts in seven innings of work. Patrick Nathanson notched his first save of the season after hurling two innings of shutout relief.
Sophomore third baseman Jimmy Howick led the Dolphins by going 2-for-3 while freshman center fielder Dan Gulbransen also finished with multiple hits.
Tim Roberson led the Eagles by finishing 3-for-5 while Josh Chester went 2-for-5 with a home run and four RBI. Mikel Alvarez, Austin Gaines and Alex Lozada each tallied multiple hits while Luke Smierciak drove in three runs.
The Eagles jumped out to a 5-0 lead first after tallying four hits in the inning, including a three-run homer to left by Smierciak.
The Dolphins cut the deficit to 5-2 in the bottom of the first when senior first baseman Alex Martinez hit an RBI triple to right center and Howick hit an RBI infield single past the mound.
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Location: Hawks Cay Resort is located at mile marker 61 in the Florida Keys, 60 miles from Key West and 90 miles from Miami. A few miles offshore lie lush coral reefs that drop to deep-blue ocean currents. To the north, the estuarine Everglades National Park provides juvenile habitat for many game fish.
Fishing seasons/expectations: Top inshore species include tarpon, bonefish and permit. Peak tarpon season occurs March through May; a half-day charter might see three to five hookups on fish to 200 pounds. Fish for bones primarily from April through June; expect shots at four to six fish from 6 to 12 pounds in a half-day. For permit, target May through July and also in December. Permit average 15 to 25 pounds; expect two to four shots in the shallows, more on reefs and wrecks.
Offshore, target sails from December to March, when you can expect double-digit shots in a day's time. Prime dolphin season is April through July and again in November. Expect multiple shots at fish to 50-plus pounds. Blackfin tuna numbers peak from February through April, though they can be caught through July.
Lodge records: None recorded.
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Offshore trips usually involve a run of 30 minutes to an hour. For sails, captains launch fishing kites and use live baits or troll dead baits. Dolphin fall prey to trolled baits and lures; anglers often catch smaller dolphin along weed lines with small jigs. For tuna, captains usually fish behind shrimp boats.
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Jones Leads Salem Over Bennett in Season Opener
November 16, 2007
Raleigh, NC- Salem College opened its 2007-2008 basketball season tonight as they traveled to Raleigh to play in the Jackie Ammons Memorial Tournament. Salem was matched up against Bennett College in the first game, while Peace College hosted Simmons College in the nightcap.
Salem College started slow against Bennett College, trailing at halftime by the score of 25-19. Salem shot 21.8% in the first half and made only 2 of 12 attempted 3-pointers. Bennett College's nine unanswered points in a three minute extended their lead 20-13 with less than five minutes to go in the first half. The height and size of Bennett's players helped them out rebound Salem College 20-16, eliminating any chance of second shots.
Salem College started the second half with a fury as the Spirits stormed back to take the lead 31-29 on a 3-pointer by Kelsey Rector (FY, Elkin, NC) with 14:25 left in the second half. The lead exchanged hands three times in the next six minutes as the pace picked up. Bennett battled to take a six point lead with 5:14 to go. Casey Jones (So, Winston-Salem, NC) then scored 8 of the next 10 Salem points in less than 4 minutes to help the Spirits take the lead 46-44 with 53.6 seconds to go. Rector hit 1 of 2 free throws with 21 seconds to go to extend the lead to 47-44. Alex Ervin (So, Morganton, NC) secured the win by stealing the ball with 5 seconds to go and making 1 of 2 free throws after being fouled intentionally.
Courtney Sauer (FY, Carthage, NC) played great tonight as she came up with loose balls and rebounds at the most crucial time of the game. With one minute to go, Sauer dove for a loose ball and called time out. Sauer then secured a rebound with 15 seconds to go. That's a good night's work for someone who just ended soccer season and has had only one day of basketball practice.
Michala Michaux (So, Morganton, NC) led Salem College with ten rebounds despite being the smallest player on the team at 5'4". Her speed and scrappiness kept the Bennett Belles on their heels.
Casey Jones had a stellar night as she finished with 18 points (17 in the second half), 9 rebounds, 3 steals, 3 assists and 2 blocks. Alex Ervin had 13 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals.
Salem College (1-0) will play Peace College in the championship game at 3 pm Saturday. Peace College defeated Simmons College 77-48 in the second game.


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Robe moving lights were in action in the main Scenofest Hall of the world-renowned Prague Quadrennial 2007, the International Competitive Exhibition of Scenography and Theatre Architecture.
This is organized by OISTAT (International Organization of Scenographers, Theatre Architects and Technicians) and is the world's largest scenographic exhibition.
The event took over three halls of the fabulous Prague Industrial Palace at the Exhibition Grounds to the north of the City. Designed by Bed?ich Münzberger and built in 1891 for the General Land Centennial Exhibition, the Palace is 238m long and one of the most significant Art Nouveau buildings in Europe.
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Apart from being used for individual performances and student works, the Robes were also used for lectures, seminars taking place in the tower, and for the many "Babel Moments" happening throughout the Quadrennial period. They were controlled via an MA Lighting grandMA console, which was taken over by the different groups of students as they presented their shows.
Having a flexible moving light system available for the Tower of Babel was central to the design, according to Van Der Geest. "It had to be a rig that everyone could use in a wide variety of ways and for lots of different effects and situations. "
In the cardboard Scenofest Theatre, six Robe ColorWash 575 ATs were used on one of the FOH LX bars for general lighting and stage washing duties. The other four CW 575 ATs supplied to the PQ were utilized over in the Alfred Vedvove Theatre in one of the smaller halls.
The Robes were supplied to the PQ by Slovakian rental company Q-99 with some coming directly from the Robe factory in Roznov in a deal coordinated by Robe's international sales manager, Harry von den Stemmen, who comments, "It was a great opportunity to associate with one of the most innovative international theatre and performance organizations." The 2007 Prague Quadrennial saw record figures of almost 23,000 visitors over the 10-day show, including 5,000 registered participants and theatre professionals from across the world. A record-breaking 3,700 children attended the PQ and participated in the PQ for Children programme. An estimated 12,000 spectators witnessed the series of live events taking place throughout Prague over the 10 days.


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These "alternative STLs" have, for the most
part, taken the form of some kind of 802.11 unlicensed link, a Part 101
licensed microwave system or both. All provide some quantity of Ethernet bandwidth
between one end of the link and the other, and we have employed various codecs
to transport audio from end to end in either or both directions.
Because they carry data, each of the links is
fed with a piece of Cat-5 or Cat-6 cable. That is good in one sense because
Cat-5 and Cat-6 cable is a lot cheaper than coaxial cable or waveguide, but
it's bad in a couple of others because there is a 100-meter length limit on
such cables, and it's tough to get them across the base insulator of a
series-fed AM tower in AM station applications.
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inexpensive solution: employing a short-hop 802.11 link to get from the top of
the tower to the transmitter building with the data. There are many options
commercially available, but my favorite is the Ubiquiti NanoBridge M5 link.
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more bandwidth than any long-haul microwave link you're likely to use. This
configuration requires power on the tower very near the microwave and 802.11
link antennas, which is probably not a big issue or expense, and it also
requires a small Ethernet switch at that location.
Over the decade or so that I have been using this kind of
link, those Ethernet switches have been the number one point of failure. They
don't fail often, but let's face it — in this application, they're operating in
a tough environment. These simple consumer-style switches are mounted outdoors,
probably in a poorly ventilated NEMA enclosure, with ambient temperatures
ranging from 10 below zero to 140 above … and don't forget about the occasional
magnetic field spike from a lightning strike on the tower! It's amazing they
work at all!
Except for the short piece of fiber in the old
Continental "Power Rock" series of transmitters, my experience with fiber-optic
cables was limited to gimmick Christmas decorations. I knew it was possible to
pass a lot of data over a long piece of fiber, but I knew nothing of how to
convert Ethernet to optical, put on connectors, make splices or any of that. It
was time to do some investigating.
I started talking to people, surfing the Web and learning all I could about it.
Multimode fiber is certainly nothing new to the folks who work with data. I
found some of my amateur radio friends who regularly use it as a transmission
medium within large data infrastructures. As such, there is a lot of
information on fiber-optics out there. That's the good part. The bad is that
none of the information fit my specific application.
The microwave radios I planned to use were made
by Dragonwave, and a brand-new option at the time was for multimode fiber inputs
and outputs. It was so new, in fact, that evidently none had yet been shipped.
provided me with the information I needed — the type of fiber, connectors, etc.
required; and with that in hand, I began searching for equipment that I could
use on the other end of the piece of fiber to get the blinky red light back to
Ethernet ones and zeros.
search turned out to be short. Cisco and other manufacturers of high-end
gigabit switches offer units with GBIC (gigabit interface converter) ports, and
for under $40, there are any number of GBIC fiber-optic transceivers available.
Buy one, plug it into the switch's GBIC port and you've got yourself a gigabit
switch with a fiber port on it.
next part of my education came in learning how to put connectors on multimode
fiber. That was quite a learning curve. On the recommendation of a friend who
works with fiber, I purchased a Corning fiber-optic connector installation
toolkit, something that set me back some $1,400. It included all kinds of tools
used to work with fiber, the connector jig, crimp tool and continuity tester
with several different connector adaptors.
I had to learn first to be very careful, very
gentle. Fiber is incredibly robust, but nick it and it's extremely brittle.
Removing the "buffer" (what you and I would think of as "insulation") from a
90-micron fiber is a delicate operation that can easily end with a broken fiber
and ruined installation.
Once I got the hang of it, though, putting on
the connectors wasn't so hard. My third or fourth effort worked (the connectors
I wrecked were $12 each!). For a test, I used a pair of Cisco switches with
GBIC fiber transceivers to connect my laptop to the office network. I was
amazed when I was able to connect to the Internet and pass data over that piece
of fiber! But that experiment proved to me that it would work, and it showed me
that I could successfully put the connectors on.
I had the Dragonwave transceivers shipped to my
office in Colorado and my next step was to configure them and connect them with
fiber to the LAN.
I got that done and tested, and then programmed in the
frequencies to the Dragonwaves. Next, I ran the power all the way down and
actually pushed data through the microwave link and fiber, just to make sure it
would work (it did). Better to confirm all that on the ground than try and
troubleshoot it 300 feet in the air!
I shipped the Dragonwave transceivers, power supplies and a 1,000-foot roll of
duplex multimode 90 micron fiber-optic cable to California for the
installation. The tower crew installed the antenna, a four-foot dish, on the
tower along with a NEMA enclosure for the –48V power supply for the radio. The
enclosure provided a pass-through for the fiber-optic cable to the radio.
The plan, then, changed a bit. I opted to
terminate the fiber-optic cable from the transmitter building (some 500 feet
away) inside the ATU where it would be spliced to the cable coming down the
tower. The conduit from the transmitter building terminated into the bottom of
the ATU cabinet, so that part was easy. For the run from the tower, I set a
6x6x4 PVC J-box right on the transom plate of the tower, terminated the
conduit run from the top into that box, then ran a piece of Seal-Tight to the
lighting control box on the tower to pick up 120 VAC.
cross the base insulator with the fiber, I used a length of 100 percent PVC
non-metallic Seal-Tight, connecting one end into the J-box on the transom plate
and the other end into the underside of the ATU cabinet. I had some
reservations about this (there would be 15 kW or so across that base insulator
and thus across the piece of Seal-Tight), and I expressed them to Bobby Cox of
Kintronic Laboratories. Bobby replied that KTL has been using PVC to
manufacture isocouplers for years with no issue. That made sense, so I stopped
worrying. So far so good with all the RF!
link now carries STL audio, remote control, security, video surveillance and
telephone to and from the site. I sure feel a lot better without an Ethernet
switch on the tower and an unlicensed RF link between tower and transmitter
building. The removal of those additional possible points of failure changes
Going forward, I plan to make fiber a primary
design element in my AM and FM STL links. It solves both the base insulator and
length limit problems with Cat-5/6. And besides that, I think it's pretty cool.
Cris Alexander is director of engineering at Crawford
Broadcasting, a longtime RW contributor and a past recipient of SBE's Broadcast
Engineer of the Year award.
You could do that but would have to use a fiber transceiver at the end of that CAT5 cable, which adds a possible point of failure. You would also have to power that device somehow.
In installations where I did not have microwave equipment with integral multimode ports, I have used 802.11 point-to-point devices such as the Ubiquiti Nanobridge M5, to get across the base insulator.
Just curious... what about using the Cat5/6 from the top to the base of the tower, then just use a short length of fiber to cross the base insulator?
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Nationwide college conference realignment didn't really hit me until reports emerged of Navy football joining a conference. They've been independent for 120 years, likely longer than your school has even had a football program. That's longer than Notre Dame's been independent. Even Army joined a conference for a while. Kinda bums me out to see Navy have to give that up and join a basketball conference. The idea of Navy joining a conference makes me shake my head every time I think about it.
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Originally posted 07/07/2012 02:25PM
Angelina Jolie has touched down in Sarajevo – and she has her kids (including a smiling Shiloh, 6) in tow!
The actress, who's in Bosnia for the 18th annual Sarajevo Film Festival, was spotted smiling and waving at fans en route to her hotel on Saturday morning.
Back in April, Jolie, who's been filming Maleficent in the U.K., was declared an honorary citizen of the city, which she's visited twice before in her role as a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador.
Tonight she's scheduled to participate in a cinema workshop dedicated to young southeast European filmmakers, according to festival organizers. She will also walk the red carpet beforehand at the National Theatre of Sarajevo.
Originally posted 05/03/2012 08:30AM
They've announced that they're getting married, she's done her UNHCR Special Envoy work and prepped to play the evil screen queen Maleficent – and now, the globe-trotting Jolie-Pitts have gone to Legoland!
This time, it was the U.K. version of the fun park, in Windsor, after Angelina Jolie took kids Maddox, Pax and Shiloh kids to Berlin's Legoland last February, during that city's film festival. Also, this time the entire brood went, including dad Brad Pitt, a source tells PEOPLE.
"The whole family came and appeared to have a really wonderful time," says the source. "Both Brad and Angelina were very hands on and relaxed, helping the children to operate the rides and have a good time. They seem very much in love, too, and a really happy family."
Originally posted 04/18/2012 01:15PM
Forget Disneyland – now that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are engaged they're off to the Galápagos Islands off the coast of Ecuador.
"We were informed that they arrived at the airport in Baltra yesterday," a source in the mayor's office of Santa Cruz tells PEOPLE. "Then they made their way over to a villa in the Galápagos Islands."
Their destination is reportedly the exclusive Royal Palm Hotel, and they arrived in style, first to Baltra, Ecuador, on a private jet – and then, according to Ecuador's El Universo, on board the Reina Silvia, one of the area's most luxurious yachts.
Originally posted 04/13/2012 04:45PM
Congratulations are in order for Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, who confirmed their engagement to PEOPLE on Friday.
But the couple, who've been together since 2005, have had plenty to say on the subject of marriage over the years – namely why they weren't going to do it.
Citing lack of marriage equality and the commitment of parenting their six children, the two have celebrated their partnership in the press even as they (mostly) said they had no plans to walk down the aisle.
Here's a chronological look back at how they've addressed their feelings about marriage over the years:
Originally posted 02/10/2012 08:40AM
It took more than 1-degree weather to keep Angelina Jolie and three of her and Brad Pitt's kids from enjoying Berlin's Legoland Discovery Centre on Thursday afternoon.
Mom and Maddox, Pax and Shiloh piled into a Mercedes van and headed to the indoor fun facility, where the kids played for about 90 minutes, before selecting some Lego toys from the gift shop. Pax had the hardest time deciding which package to choose, reports the German tabloid, B.Z..
Jolie seems to be a fan of Legoland, having visited the version in England with one of her kids last September. She also has donated generously to Merlin's Magic Wand, a worldwide charity created by the operator of Legoland to provide fun experiences for children who are seriously ill, disabled or disadvantaged.
Originally posted 01/09/2012 02:00PM
Angelina Jolie is as well known for her work helping refugees around the world as she is for making movies. But she'll let her kids decide for themselves whether they want to follow in her activist footsteps.
"I'm not one of those moms who kind of lectures [my kids]," Jolie, 36, told reporters on Saturday at the 23rd Annual Palm Springs Film Festival. "But I do tell them, whenever I go on a trip, where I'm going and why. And on some occasions, they've come with me to different refugee camps. And they also go to their home countries a lot."
The actress, who wore an Elie Saab gown to the festival's awards gala, has faith her little ones will make decisions based on what they see in their day-to-day lives.
Originally posted 12/05/2011 10:35AM
Hey, those people in the movies are getting married. Why aren't Mom and Dad?
That's the question Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's children have started asking, according to the actress, whose stance on marriage is the subject of intense interest outside the household as well.
"They have asked, yeah, because ... people get married in the movies," Jolie, 36, tells Nightline in an interview airing Monday. "Shrek and Fiona are married, you know?"
So, how does she respond? By explaining that you don't have to be married to be committed to a partner or your family.
Originally posted 12/04/2011 09:55AM
Kermit, Fozzie and Miss Piggy, please meet Angelina Jolie and son Pax, 8, and daughters Zahara, 6, and Shiloh, 5, who were out on a movie date in Manhattan on Saturday afternoon.
Their flick of choice? The family holiday hit The Muppets.
One witness at the Clearview Cinemas on East 62nd Street told PEOPLE that the concession-stand snacks of choice were five orders of popcorn, five cups of Sprite and one box of Twizzlers. (Another adult woman accompanied the group to the show.)
Originally posted 09/15/2011 03:00PM
Brad Pitt may appear to be on top of the world, but he insists that happiness is "overrated."
"I put much more emphasis on being a satisfied man," the actor, 47, tells Parade magazine in a revealing interview that will be published Sunday. "I'm satisfied with making true choices and finding the woman I love, Angie, and building a family that I love so much."
Pitt describes his partner, Angelina Jolie, as "such a great mom," and says starting a family with her was "one of the greatest, smartest things I ever did."
"A family is a risky venture, because the greater the love, the greater the loss," he adds. "That's the trade-off."
Originally posted 09/04/2011 03:00PM
Was it ladies day out for the Jolie-Pitts?
Shiloh, Zahara and Vivienne were glued to Angelina Jolie as they exited a showing of the Smurfs movie in London.
Jolie held onto youngest daughter Vivienne, 3, and squeezed 6-year-old Zahara's hand, while Shiloh, 5, led the way – blanket in hand, thumb in mouth!
They did have some male escorts though: Papa Pitt with Pax and Knox weren't far behind.
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