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PLATTSBURGH — The triple-homicide suspect wanted in connection with a fatal house fire in Quebec was arrested early Sunday morning in Florida.
Justin Bresaw, 35, who passed through the North Country in mid-September as authorities searched for him far and wide, was spotted using a laptop behind a church in Tallahassee, CBC news said.
When Sgt. Sam Gereg of the Tallahassee Police Department approached Bresaw, CBC said, he told the officer his name was "Jon Colman," and then tried to flee on foot but was held back, according to police spokesman Officer Dave Northway.
"The man started to try and get away," Northway told CBC News. "He took a step or two. Sgt. Gereg got a hold of Mr. — what he thought was Mr. Colman at this time but turned out to be Mr. Bresaw —and they got into ... a very good, hard, long fight."
Bresaw faces three counts of first-degree murder in Quebec, where a Sept. 19 house fire killed three people in Amos, about 310 miles northwest of Montreal. It was thought he fled in a stolen blue 2001 Honda Civic, which was found Sept. 20 in Havelock, Quebec, about 6 miles north of the Cannon's Corners port of entry in the Town of Mooers.
State Police and U.S. Customs and Border Protection Border Patrol confirmed that Bresaw was spotted in Mooers and Plattsburgh on Sept. 17 and that he had left the area.
In Florida, police weren't aware of Bresaw's true identity until after he was apprehended.
CBC said the man tried to grab weapons on Gereg's belt, and when the police officer fell, striking a metal post and breaking his nose, Bresaw fled.
Police brought in a helicopter and K9 unit, finding Bresaw three hours later hiding under a house.
A police dog bit the man as he was subdued.
CBC said Bresaw faces charges in Florida, including burglary, battery of a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest.
Proceedings to extradite him to Quebec were under way, but the charges in Florida could slow that process, CBC said.
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Indecent exposure on Thompson Avenue
Original post made on Jun 7, 2012
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on Jun 7, 2012 at 5:53 pm
If the perp is parked, why couldn't the witness at least get the license plate?
on Jun 7, 2012 at 7:05 pm
Number one, you're assuming the plate was visible. The article didn't say whether the plate was covered or if it had paper plates, etc., or that there even was a plate. Number two, I would think a mom pushing her baby would be stunned by someone waving their junk and might not be of sound mind and look at the plate. And with the Voice's Nobel Peace Prize reporting, maybe she did write it down and the Voice just forgot to tell us. The possibilities are endless.
on Jun 8, 2012 at 2:37 pm
It is unacceptable that this man was doing this in a public place even though his car is a private domain. But it seems to me the woman had a good look at what this man was doing. Now I don't know why she would bother to look to look that deep inside. I never look at anyone sitting inside their car especially that much deep inside to see if someone's pants was down unless she stood very close to the car door. Anyways, this man needs to be punished for nasty and indecent behavior.


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Crashlytics Takes Center Stage at AnDevConPosted by Stephanie Kahan on Nov 12, 2013 in Event, Featured, Industry
As we wrap up the Veteran's day parades and tuck away our flags, Android developers around the world have been eagerly anticipating this week. 6 months after launching Crashlytics for Android, we're making a big splash at one of the the most talked about conferences in the Android developer community: AnDevCon.
Supporting developers means more than just merely being a conference attendee, which is why we've decided to immerse ourselves fully by sharing our deep knowledge of Android development. Not only is our co-founder Jeff Seibert keynoting at the event, but joining him we have not one but TWO of our Android engineers sharing their hand-crafted strategies and development secrets!
Keynote: Developing at Twitter Scale
After keynoting at the last AnDevCon in May, Jeff is taking center stage again addressing the audience on how Twitter builds its own apps, the biggest challenges in app development today, and how we solved them at scale.
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Ever wanted to know why apps really crash? Our very own Android engineer Marc Richards is going to divulge all the nitty gritty details that many are scared to talk about!
Marc has been spearheading Crashlytics for Android since our humble beginnings. In his class "Crashes: The War on Errors", he will take a deep dive into why Android apps crash, how crashes affect your users, and what your best solutions are. Besides sharing technical details on crash prevention, he will explain the psychology of crashes and offer an economic framework for determining your highest-priority bugs.
When: Wednesday, 10am PST
Fireside Chat with Twitter University
Even with a keynote and a workshop, we knew there had to be another way for us to connect with the developers at this conference. So we took it one step further. Marc and Lien Mamitsuka, another one of our Android Engineers instrumental to the success of Twitter's Android app, will join an informal Q&A session at 7:30pm PST.
Hosted by Twitter University's Marko and Sasa Gargenta, the session will feature the best strategies to develop apps quickly, grow your mobile team, and improve your app's stability. This will be a rare opportunity for Android developers to learn how Twitter and Crashlytics work under the hood and get all the answers to their technical questions!
Will you be at AnDevCon? Jeff, Marc and Lien would love to meet you, so keep an eye out for us. Don't be afraid, we don't bite
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Looove those D handles.
I really like how the spines drops down near the tip. I've got to get one of Aaron's knives!
Thanks Mark for helping me with the pics
I have another Bowie with really cool Damascus . And a feather Bowie i'm about to wrap up .
Those knives look amazing. Strong work.
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Very beautiful knives. Really like the D handles as well. The green and yellow one hits very close to home.
This is a new Santoku with 2 tone Pheasantwood and Amboyna Burl.
Aaron will have to provide the details.
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Justin Bieber accepts the award for favorite album - pop/rock for "Believe" at the 40th Anniversary American Music Awards, in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles City Attorney's Office appealed on Wednesday, a criminal court judge's ruling tossing anti-paparazzi counts against a photographer charged with driving recklessly in pursuit of Bieber.LAS CRUCES, N.M. - An imprisoned man whose infatuation with Justin Bieber included a tattoo of the pop star on his leg has told investigators in New Mexico he hatched a plot to kill him.
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Quote from: 3rd String Kicker on November 14, 2012, 09:48:35 PMDoug said "Douginator" it is.That sucks. He obviously doesn't have any idea what a nickname should be.Thus, all of his complaining now falls on deaf ears.therefore: He is and will always be: MUSCLE HAMSTER
Doug said "Douginator" it is.
Let me guess. Martin liked Douginator the best and his 2nd choice was Dougareeno and 3rd was the Dougmeister.
it seemed like he just came up with Douginator on the spot lol.
Quote from: 3rd String Kicker on November 15, 2012, 09:45:57 AMit seemed like he just came up with Douginator on the spot lol.Reminds me of names from Making Copies, Rob Schneider, SNL http://www.hulu.com/watch/279978


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CATEGORIES Movies, News/Reactions, HorrorBob Clark. Genuflect when you say that name and may he rest in peace. Sure, he foisted a lot of crap on us over his career. I won't mention which ones, but a passing glance at his IMDB listing and you'll know what I'm talking about. However, he also brought us gems like Porky's and the ubiquitous A Christmas Story. Best of all, though? He crafted two of the my favorite horror movies ever. They were early in his career and the second one, Black Christmas, arguably kick started the slasher genre, for better or for worse. The flick still holds up as a terrifying tale. His crowning achievement, however, is Deathdream.
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Fresh out of the Fantasia Film Festival, Fango reports that Stephen Susco, writer of the Grudge, has been trying to get the remake rolling for years now. I'd heard rumors here and there, but nothing concrete. Now it seems they have a director in Grace's Paul Solet. Naturally, the anti-war parable will be updated to reflect the events in Iraq, but it seems like it would be a seamless transition. The new working title is Zero Dark Thirty, which means nothing to me. Check out Fangoria for a detailed write-up.


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A) Yes
B) No
I pick B, which might sound bizarre because I've said before that the Red Sox keep some prospects in the minors too long while other teams such as the 2012 Baltimore Orioles — who promoted 20-year-old Manny Machado without any Triple-A experience — have benefitted greatly from promoting and relying on young talent.
Let's face it: The 2013 Red Sox are a long shot to make the playoffs. It's more crucial now than ever to keep an eye on the future.
Bradley Jr. — along with Xander Bogaerts, Allen Webster and Matt Barnes — is a big part of Boston's future.
Therefore, Boston GM Ben Cherington and manager John Farrell should agree that it is in the best interest of the organization to keep Bradley in a Red Sox uniform for as long as possible, meaning through at least the 2019 season and not just 2018.
The Red Sox could get an extra year out of Bradley by assigning him to Triple-A Pawtucket to start this year and promoting him to Boston on April 11 or later.
"The major goal for all organizations is to develop impact players that an organization has control of during their prime years," Red Sox director of player development Ben Crockett told The Eagle-Tribune last year.
Crockett is right. The fundamental goal — for both big and small market major league teams — is to build from within before turning to free agency and to keep homegrown players in the organization for as long as possible at a reasonable salary.
Boston needs Bradley in his prime for seven years, not six.
A player is granted free agency for the first time if he is not under contact after his sixth season. A player completes a full major league season when on the big league club's active roster for 172 days during one season.
Opening Day for the Red Sox this season is April 1. The team's final regular season game is Sept. 29. That calculates to 182 days. So if Bradley is promoted April 11 or after, then 2013 won't count as a full major league season for him.
It also should be noted if a player is optioned to a minor league team for fewer than 20 days, he is credited with major league service during that period.
So if Bradley makes the Opening Day roster, he would need to spend 20 or more games in the minors at some to delay his free agency until 2019.
Translation: Have some patience people. What is 11 days and nine games in the big scheme of things? Keep Bradley in Pawtucket for the first week and a half and keep him in the organization an extra year.
The Red Sox have been criticized in recent years for making the popular decisions rather than the right ones. It seems having Bradley in the Opening Day lineup is a popular decision as several local columnists and radio hosts have called for Bradley to be with Boston on April 1. Boston undoubtedly could use his bat with David Ortiz on the disabled list to begin the year. T
he Sox also could use his glove in left field. He's a tremendous defensive outfielder.
Sure, the Red Sox could start Bradley in Boston to begin the year with the idea of optioning him to Pawtucket for 20 days after Ortiz returns.
But say Ortiz returns in early May and at that point Bradley is hitting .310 with a .380 on base percentage.
Wouldn't it be more reasonable for Bradley to begin the year in Triple-A than to send him down if he's in the midst of helping the big club win games and feeling comfortable against major league pitching?
It also obviously wouldn't hurt for Bradley to receive some more at-bats in the minors, too. We're talking about a guy who batted .315 with a sensational .430 on-base percentage last year during his first full professional season but who hit just .229 during the final full month.
Bradley felt fatigued as last season progressed.
"I felt like I was prepared for it physically," he said. "Mentally, it wore on me — just knowing it was a lot more games."
Bradley said he is better prepared for the grind this year, but again, a start in the minors would benefit. It would better for him to start strong in the minors than possibly start off struggling in the majors and maybe need to be sent down to Pawtucket even before Ortiz is ready to return.
Yes, Bradley is tearing up the Grapefruit League. He is a legit talent. But spring training stats don't translate to regular season stats because often times hitters are facing minor league pitchers.
Bradley, for example, went 2 for 4 with a double against the Yankees this past week but his hits were against Vidal Nuno and Mark Montgomery, neither of whom have major league experience.
"It's such a huge growing process, and it starts on Opening Day, not here," Red Sox outfielder Jonny Gomes told ESPNBoston.com recently.
"Because, unfortunately, on Opening Day everybody is hitting zero. You don't get a jump start because you're having a good spring.
"Just about every vet hits about .110 in the spring and goes off in the season," Gomes added. "I've seen tons of dudes who've had lights-out springs and then it's this and it's that. Sometimes it's vice versa: They have a lights-out spring, the season starts, and they keep running."
Spring training stats are deceiving. After all, Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera of the Tigers was batting .270 in 37 at-bats this spring as of Saturday. Superstar center fielder Matt Kemp of the Dodgers was hitting .182 in 33 at-bats as of Saturday. I'm all for the Red Sox promoting Bradley — but only after 11 days in Pawtucket and then only if he is hitting well against Triple-A pitching.
With Ortiz sidelined, the Red Sox have other options beyond moving Gomes to DH and going with Bradley in left field for the first 11 days — and nine games — of the season.
If I was Cherington I'd put catcher Ryan Lavarnway and outfielder/first baseman Mike Carp on the Opening Day roster. That way, the Red Sox would have three catchers and then could rotate Carp, Lavarnway and Jarrod Saltalamacchia in and out of the DH position.
But I'm not Cherington, so we'll all have to wait to see what he does. One thing is for sure: All all eyes are on both Bradley and Cherington with Opening Day just one week away.


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A Red Flag Warning is in effect through Thursday for much of northern Arizona.
It includes all of the Kaibab and Coconino National Forests due to strong winds and low relative humidity.
Visitors to the Kaibab and Coconino National Forests are being told to avoid building campfires. The advisory covers all campfires across both forests, including in developed campgrounds.
Wednesday morning, campfire and smoking restrictions went into effect on the entire Coconino National Forest and on the Williams and Tusayan Ranger Districts of the Kaibab National Forest in an effort to reduce preventable human-caused fires. Restrictions have not yet been implemented on the North Kaibab Ranger District of the Kaibab National Forest.
A Red Flag Warning occurs when the forecast shows strong wind and low relative humidity, creating an increased potential for large fire growth. The campfire advisory remains in effect until the Red Flag Warning ends.
Forecasts indicate that over the next several days, periods of strong winds will combine with low relative humidity to create critical fire weather conditions.
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June 30, 2012
Lake Erie College Alumnus Shows Support for Chardon Shooting(Painesville, Ohio) – Lake Erie College 2008 alumnus and aspiring artist Howard Washington II will shoot a video of his song "Pardon Me Chardon" on Saturday, June 30 at 3:00 p.m. in the downtown Chardon square. The concept of the video is to unite as "one heartbeat" and honor the victims who lost their lives in the Chardon shooting in February.
Howard Washington II graduated from Lake Erie College with a bachelor of fine arts degree in dance with a minor in entrepreneurship. He taught the hip hop class at the College for several years, which included performing in the annual spring dance concerts. After graduation, Washington accepted a position as the physical education instructor at Entrepreneurship Preparatory School (E Prep) in Cleveland.
While at E Prep, Washington created the program "Hip PE," focusing on teamwork, positive mental attitude, confidence, focus and communication through physical activities but with a hip hop twist. After two years, he received the "Teacher of the Year" and "Influential Teacher" awards.
In 2010, Washington continued his career at Cleveland College Preparatory School (CCP) in Cleveland, one of three schools in the I Can Schools network. I Can Schools is a non-profit, charter school located in Cleveland.
Washington became dean of students in 2012 at CCP, helping to transition the students into young professionals and respectful scholars. He was recently appointed director of school culture, working with the deans within the I Can network. Washington also teaches dance classes at Lakeshore Dance and Gymnastics in Mayfield Village, Ohio.
While hearing about the events that transpired the morning of February 27, Washington was filled with sadness and hurt. Three victims' lives were lost after 17-year old Thomas "T.J." Lane opened fire in the school's cafeteria at approximately 7:30 a.m. Five students were hospitalized, three of whom later died. Daniel Parmertor, Russell King and Demetrius Hewlin were pronounced dead within 48 hours of the shooting.
Being an artist (known as "H") and dancer, Washington knew this was an opportunity to create something meaningful. The tragedy was also particularly touching since Washington has taught several Chardon students and many of them still had ties to the school.
"The shooting was an instant dagger to my heart. I could only imagine the rollercoaster of emotions and thoughts the parents, students and administrators were experiencing. I started to think, and the song 'Pardon Me Chardon' came to mind. It was my way of saying, 'Excuse me, Chardon; someone cares and has not forgotten about you,'" said Washington. "I decided to verbalize my condolences in a traditional, yet untraditional way."
Washington hopes this day will bring together supporters from Chardon and the surrounding communities to walk together wearing red and black (Chardon's school colors) and encourage attendees to spread love and unity all across Ohio.
The video shooting is free and open to the community. As an introduction, a meet-and-greet hosted by Washington and his team, who call themselves the United Nation of Individuals Enlightened Substantially (U.N.I.E.S.), will begin at 3:00 p.m. The U.N.I.E.S. are a group of local individuals whose talents range from music to philanthropy.
Unity Band bracelets created by Akron-based non-profit organization H.A.N.D.S. (Helping All in Need Donation Services) will also be available for purchase. Donations will be accepted, and all proceeds will go to the Chardon victims and their families. For more information, contact Washington at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Greensburg — Local clubs, service groups, fraternal organizations and others are encouraged to send their Coming Events information to the Daily News at news@ greensburgdailynews.com or Daily News, PO Box 106, Greensburg, IN 47240.
July 11
Decatur County Health Department immunization clinic will be held at 801 N. Lincoln Street, Greensburg. Call (812) 663-8301 for times and eligibility.
Blood drive at Greensburg-Decatur County Public Library from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. More information at www.indianablood.org.
Cornhole for a Cause from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Buffalo Wings and Rings. Registration at 4:30, tournament at 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit Alzheimer's Association. Sponsored by Arbor Grove Village.
July 12
Open Class crafts, needlework, crocheting, knitting, antiques, scrapbook, quilts, sewing, other crafts, ugly hat, collections and photography in the Farm and Home building from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Judging at noon.
Make and Take Craft ÒSweet Ice Cream TreatsÓ at Greensburg Decatur County Public Library. Kids can make an ice cream magnet and enjoy a scoop of ice cream. Event lasts as long as supplies do and is located in Children's Room.
Carnival opens at 6 p.m. at Fairgrounds.
Side-by-side ATV obstacle course at 7 p.m. at Fairgrounds grandstand.
Historical Society of Decatur County program at 7 p.m. at Fairgrounds Farm and Home Center.
July 13
Open Class flowers from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Farm and Home building. Judging at noon.
Carnival opens at 6 p.m. at Fairgrounds.
Demolition derby at 7 p.m. at Fairgrounds grandstand.
Decatur County 4-H in Revue at 7 p.m. at Fairgrounds Farm and Home Center.
Gymnastics and more at Fairgrounds at 8 p.m.
July 14
Big Brothers Big Sisters 5K Run/Walk at 8 a.m. at Greensburg High School Field House. 3K Run for kids 14 and under also at 8 a.m. 100-yard Kids' Dash starts at 9 a.m.
Horse show at 8 a.m. at Fairgrounds.
Rabbit show at 8:30 a.m. at Fairgrounds.
Baby show at 8:30 a.m. at Fairgrounds.
McQueen Reunion at 2 p.m. at the Park Square shelter in Hope for descendants of William (Doc) and Carmen and Ruby McQueen.
Bring covered dish, drinks, and table service. Any questions call Debbie (McQueen) Stuart 812-663-3761.
4-H Scrapbook judging at 2 p.m. at Fairgrounds.
Sheep show at 3 p.m. at Fairgrounds Show Arena.
Tri Kappa Art judging at Fairgrounds at 4 p.m.
Carnival rides open at 5 p.m. at Fairgrounds.
Barnyard Buddies at 5 p.m. South of Optimist Food Stand at Decatur County Fairgrounds.
MMA steel cage fight at 7 p.m. at Fairgrounds grandstand.
Smith Martial Arts performance at Fairgrounds Farm and Home Building.


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Gulf Power is monitoring Tropical Storm Karen and making preparations should the storm affect our area.
"If we have a direct hit from a Category 1 or strong tropical storm, outages could last two to three days," said Jeff Rogers, Corporate Communications manager. "We are making plans to account for all scenarios."
Line crews are fueling their trucks and warehouses are stocking materials. In addition to Gulf Power crews, about 60 contract line crews and tree trimmer crews are on standby to assist in restoration efforts.
"We are looking at our crew schedules to ensure we have maximum coverage should the storm affect our area," Rogers said. "We will continue to monitor the storm's track over the next several days and will make preparations based on the landfall of the storm."
If the system continues to develop and poses a threat to the area, Gulf Power will activate its storm page at gulfpower.com<http://www.gulfpower.com>, with news and information. Check the website, as well as Gulf Power's Facebook page for updates.
Gulf Power also recently launched an interactive outage map where customers can get real-time information on their smartphone, tablet or computer at gulfpower.com<http://www.gulfpower.com>.
The map gives you a quick view of the Northwest Florida area and the ability zoom down to street level. Small triangles show where the power's out and if you hover over them with your cursor, a pop-up window provides more information, like the estimated time of when the power will be restored.
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April 23, 2008
New York Media Already Removing Their Binky's
Arthur Staple prepares an excuse if the Penguins get by the Rangers.
From Newsday.com:
"This is more about Crosby the entity. If the Rangers were convinced that Marty Brodeur loved to flop when they skated by his crease, they should be absolutely certain that Crosby will whine to the refs every time he's bodied off a puck or otherwise interrupted.
Sid the Kid is the best player in the game, but at just 20 years old, he's become a master at complaining and drawing penalties with dives or overreactions to slashes and sticks waving by his face. Which is unfortunate, because he's a pretty tough player, in addition to all that skill."
"That stuff is from a very bygone era of hockey. But the Rangers will still have to hold their tongues and hold tight when someone sneezes on Crosby, he goes down and the ref's hand goes up."
Haven't we been down this road before? So, basically Sidney Crosby and the Penguins will never get a fair shake in the eyes of opposing fans and media because there's some conspiracy for him to win a Stanley Cup every single year of his career.
Can we get over that already? The last thing I think a professional referee wants to do is reward someone who "whines" for calls every time they get knocked down. I'm not denying that Crosby hasn't "dove" or cried for calls in the past, but come on now Staple, you're already preparing for a loss.
This is just another example of a silly conspiracy theory with no substance. It's like last year when many thought the league wanted Buffalo to get to the Stanley Cup and favored them over the Rangers in the Conference Semifinal after some controversial review calls. Yep, the league wanted a small-market in Buffalo to move on, as opposed to New York, the biggest television market in the United States.
I can already envision the stories from the New York media if Pittsburgh does advance, thus fueling more hatred towards Crosby and the Penguins and invoking sour grapes throughout New York City.
UPDATE: Watching NHL Live right now and EJ Hradek brings up a great point: If the league wants its stars to succeed, why did Alex Ovechkin lose last night, especially on some controversial calls?
Posted by Sean Leahy at 4/23/2008 04:31:00 PM
4 comments:
- Ken said...
That's a nice picture of Sidney Crosby you've got there. Did somebody just lay a check on him? lol
- April 23, 2008 at 10:06 PM
- kevsyr19 said...
hey kEn: stop stealing post ideas and formats from other bloggers..
- April 24, 2008 at 7:23 AM
- FAUX RUMORS said...
1) Have to agree; the Ovechkin-Malkin/Crosby potential matchup and another original 6 (Habs-Rangers)would have garnered the NHL much more attention than this arrangement. Guess the officials and Bettman blew that one, huh? LOL
- April 24, 2008 at 10:22 AM
- JonnyP said...
Damn the NHL for not allowing Ovechkin and the Caps to win ... for shame, and Bettman even came from the NBA.
- April 24, 2008 at 12:48 PM
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text: This book offers a glimpse of the exhibition OPEN BOOKS, in which sixteen artists from Australia, Hong Kong and the UK respond in images and words to the challenge of working within the format of the Chinese folding book. For some it was a familiar format, for others it was a completely new way of unfolding an image. Each interpretation is completely different, forming a wonderfully diverse exhibition within the tight constraints of the size and shape of the books. The exhibition opened at the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth on 30th June 2012 and ran until 22nd September. In 2013 it will be shown again in BayArt in Cardiff from 13th April to 8th May, then in the University of Western England from 1st July to 22nd August, before traveling to Hangzhou in China in November.


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Thorns FC tryouts force tough decisions from coaching staff
Last weekend more than 80 women's soccer players from around the country met at JELD-WEN Field to test their skills against each other with the hope of impressing Thorns FC head coach Cindy Parlow Cone and her staff enough to earn an invitation to the club's preseason training camp in March with the ultimate goal of being signed by the team for the inaugural National Women's Soccer League season.
"I was not only surprised by the numbers that we had at the first Thorns FC tryouts, but also by the quality," the former U.S. Women's National Team forward said. "There were some quality players. So many in fact, that it will be difficult for me to choose which ones to bring into our preseason training camp."
With a mix of local and out-of-state players and ages ranging up to 50-years-old, the talent level was rich and the competition tough and serious as the players tried to balance showcasing their individual talents as well as contributing to their team dynamic.
Saturday's session was split into two groups of nearly 40 players each, and was further divided into four teams competing in half-field, 8v8 matches as Cone and her staff guided and watched. Sunday featured groups of full-field, 11v11 matches to further test the players' fitness, skills and decision making abilities in a game atmosphere.
The overall impressions were extremely positive from Cone following tryouts.
"This tryout will definitely benefit Thorns FC this season," she said. "I can guarantee that there will be players that attended tryouts that will be on our roster.
"We are very fortunate in Portland because a lot of players would like to play here," Cone continued. "We had players fly in from all over the county to try out for the team and many of them I knew already from being a college coach, but some of them I had never seen play before."
Preseason training camp is expected to begin in early March, with the regular season beginning nearly a month later in April.


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South Hadley, Mass. - October 2, 2012 - The Springfield College women's volleyball team hit .428 as it cruised past Mount Holyoke in three sets on Tuesday evening in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) meeting.
Springfield took the match by the scores of 25-11, 25-8, 25-14.
With the win, the Pride improve to 14-3 on the season and 4-1 in league play, while the Lyons slip to 3-7 overall and 0-5 in the NEWMAC.
Senior Mary Consol led the charge with 13 kills and just one error on 16 attempts. She also added three blocks. The Pride had a strong collective team effort as sophomore Whitney Miller added 36 assists, while junior Tessa Smolinski had seven kills, nine digs and four aces in the contest. Kelsey McGayhey chipped in six kills on 11 swings.
In addition to Stephany Yang's 12 assists and 10 digs, the Lyons also saw first year Emma Sweeting register five kills and a squad-best six digs with two blocks. Sophomore Kaleen Iwema chipped in with three aces and four digs.
Springfield, winners of seven-straight matches, will host the Tom Hay Invitational this weekend. The Pride will kick off play on Friday night with matches against Colby-Sawyer and Montclair State beginning at 5:00 pm.


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BLUEFIELD (NEWS RELEASE) - February 1, 2013 marks the 10th Year of the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women movement – 10 years of fighting to save women's lives from heart disease. Bluefield Regional Medical Center is ready to rise to the challenge and make this year a turning point in the fight against heart disease.
According to Mr. Bill Hawley, BRMC's CEO, "We are encouraging all employees to wear red on Friday, February 1st to promote awareness of Women's Heart Health. Heart disease is still the number one killer of women, causing 1 in 3 deaths each year, at an average rate of one death per minute. We want to be a part of changing the statistics. By participating in the Go Red campaign, you can too."
With the addition of two new board certified interventional cardiologists to the medical staff, BRMC would like to invite the entire community to the hospital on February 1st to meet Dr. Javed Abdullah and Dr. Mohannad Bisharat. A reception will be held in Conference Room B from Noon to 12:30 p.m. The Cherry Street Café will provide a "Heart Healthy" lunch menu and the first 30 participants will enjoy a free lunch!
A free blood pressure screening will also be provided in the cafeteria from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Everyone that participates in the screening will receive a "Red Dress" pin. Information about the importance of Women's Heart Health will be available throughout the month. For more information, contact Bluefield Cardiology at (304) 325-1982.


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---- — SALEM — A Salem News story about stolen Christmas presents led to a small avalanche of toys being sent to the Salem police yesterday.
On Saturday the News reported that a woman on Ward Street told officers she got the delivery of a box of toys for her 4-year-old provided by a local organization that sends gifts to kids at Christmas. But when she went to collect the box from the hallway of her apartment building she discovered it was empty.
Apparently, some Scrooge-like miscreant had struck. The bottom of the box had been cut open, the gifts removed.
By Sunday afternoon Boston's Channel 7 had picked up the News story and broadcast an interview with the unhappy mom. That's when the toy deluge really hit.
"All of a sudden the phone began to ring," said Salem police Lt. Conrad Prosniewski yesterday. "One woman called up and said, 'I'm going to Target right now and getting some toys.'" Another woman just arrived at the station with a bunch of toys. "A lot of interested people are bringing in toys."
Police are hopeful that publicity about this happy development will alert people to orient their charitable instincts in another direction. There are plenty of places yet to donate for children.


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A 45 year-old man has been arrested and is in custody following the five-vehicle fatal collision on the M26 which occurred yesterday (April 16) and left a young woman and a teenager dead.
Another seven were rushed to hospital, some of them with serious injuries.
Two HGVs, two cars and a box van were involved in the crash, which occured around 9.30am, near Dunton Green, Sevenoaks, between M20 Junction 3 and the M25.
Two French women, aged 22 and 16, died at the scene.
A 45 year-old lorry driver has been arrested and is being questioned in connection with the incident.
Both sides of the motorway had to be closed while emergency services rushed to the scene investigation work was carried out.
Kent Police has thanked motorists for their patience in light of the tragic events.
Chief Inspector Matt Kendall said: "We appreciate that some members of the public were inconvenienced for some time but, in light of the tragic circumstances of the incident, we had a duty to conduct a thorough and detailed investigation at the scene.
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20-07-2010 20:38
hi everyone,
i'm new here and i would like to know if anyone got the same problem as me...
i received a new phone after having a problem with the older, i received it with the PR1.2..
until that i was abble to listen music on any radio device but now it's impossible, the transmitter
actually work, when i check activating the sound stop on my phone but i got nothing on my radio, i tried to boost the frequency but still nothing, anyone have an idea about what happen?
21-07-2010 2:45
first thing's first, check that you have both your phone and radio set to the right frequency.
play whatever music/audio you wanted to play on the device, then enable the fm transmitter. then activate fm boost.
then on the n900, tap the status bar up the top, and see if the volume is turned up correctly. the fm transmitter seems to have its own volume control in pr1.2.
also check that youre running the correct version of pr1.2. some versions of pr1.2 have the fm transmitter disabled due to local laws and regulations.
23-07-2010 18:31
hi sever,
firstly thanks for your answer.
i used to use the fm transmitter in my car, i know how it's work, i setted correctly the frequency, but nothing...
i checked if there is a possiblity to modify the volume in the status bar, i have nothing else than the general volume of the phone.
I'm running on 10.2010.19-1 version , how could i know if i'm using a good version of PR1.2?
I'm not sure i have the right to use the FM transmitter in france, but with my older phone it worked perfectly, and why could i activate it if it has been disabled (if it's the case...)?
thanks for your help
18-08-2010 3:07
i have the same problem when i turn on the fm transmitter i cant hear anything from the n900 speakers
some one posted this solution on maemo.org but didnt work for me:
Thank you to the help received here, I fixed a problem I was having using the FM Transmitter with Media Player. I purged media player files and reinstalled, now it works again. The fix was to enter the following as root:
dpkg -P mediaplayerhomeapplet
dpkg -P mediaplayer
apt-get update
apt-get install mediaplayerhomeapplet
Thanks again for the advice and help. Just thought I'd post the step-by-step for anyone else having the same issue. Media Player was just broadcasting silence over the FM transmitter before the fix.


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Despite the hype, the truth is that RFID deployments made little headway in 2005. New standards, prohibitive costs, and the lack of upper-level business context left most companies tuned out to this much-ballyhooed technology.
Larger companies that have rolled out RFID have done so primarily in experimental, proof-of-concept deployments. These pioneers have quickly learned that RF-enabling the enterprise takes more than mere tags and interrogators. Deriving true business value demands tuning out the noise from RFID discussions and channeling their insights into the business logic running your enterprise.
But hope is here. Middleware revisions from key vendors and the relatively recent availability of low-cost hardware based on the new Gen2 RFID standard (see "The Long Road to Interoperability") have pushed RFID back onto the table for many companies. This new generation of products allows companies to move beyond general asset management and inventory tracking and blend this newfound event stream into actual business processes.
Catching the radio wave
For the uninitiated, an RFID network can be broken down into three primary ingredients: hardware, including readers, tags, and RF-related components; the middleware connection and processing engines; and the API through which enterprise applications tap data. The intricacies of hardware notwithstanding, RFID's is most complex in the middleware layer.
To diminish network latency, processing engines should be located as close to RFID readers as possible -- in the warehouse rather than in a back-office datacenter, for example, which means each warehouse should have its own, independent engine. Engines must be scalable, robust, and capable of interpreting a variety of readers while parsing and managing a flood of streaming data at high burst rates.
Next, an events management subengine winnows nuance from noise. By providing basic rules and pattern-matching that aggregates and filters data, it can minimize the barrage before it hits the corporate network.
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The primary means for interfacing these devices is the ALE (Application Level Events) specification. Initially developed as part of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Auto-ID Center's Savant application, ALE has become the de facto standard by which most vendors can enable middleware applications for RFID. Today ALE falls under the wing of EPCglobal, a consortium of standards bodies and supply-chain interests, and is part of the EPCglobal Network plan for interconnecting low-level EPC (Electronic Product Code) data with higher-level enterprise systems.


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Naked rambler arrested near Winchester (From Hampshire Chronicle)
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HAMPSHIRE'S naked rambler has found himself facing court once again after his lack of clothes sparked numerous calls to police in a village near Winchester.
Stephen Gough, 53, was arrested in Shawford Road, Shawford, on Friday afternoon following calls from members of the public.
Gough, of Chamberlayne Road, Eastleigh, was charged with a public order offence and is due to appear at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court on March 14.
He only walked free from court in Oxford earlier this month after charges of outraging public decency against him were dropped.
Gough was walking naked from the Scottish border to his mother's home in Eastleigh when he was arrested in Carterton, West Oxfordshire, on December 4, last year.


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Phone scam aimed at elderly nets £58k for fake detectives (From Banbury Cake)
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POLICE are warning people about a scam which has seen elderly victims conned out of more than £58,000 so far this year.
Fraudsters have been telephoning victims pretending to be London police officers investigating a fraud.
Victims are told their bank accounts are insecure and they have to withdraw all their money while a taxi is sent to their home to pick up the cash, or bank cards.
Detective Inspector Claire Storry, of Banbury CID, said: "It is despicable. They are picking on people who are very trusting, decent people, and it is vast amounts of cash between £5,000 and £30,000."
Cherwell police have had 12 reports of the scam so far this month with money being stolen in four instances.
A 78-year-old woman was duped out of £15,000 savings in Banbury on January 7, a 72-year-old woman lost £9,000 in Adderbury on the same day, and a 71-year-old woman was tricked into handing over £34,000 in Upper Wardington near Banbury on January 9.
Det Insp Storry said: "These fraudsters tend to target an area of the country, hit that area and then move on to a different area."
She said one victim was close to handing over thousands of pounds in cash when her daughter stopped her and called the police.
Det Insp Storry said she now wanted to spread word of the scam to stop more people falling victim.
She added: "We are desperately trying to get the word out so other people won't succumb to it.
"We don't know how they are getting their details but they are targeting the more elderly."
Investigating officer Pc Bryn Smith, from Banbury police station, said none of the victims had been under the age of 60.
He said typically the caller tells the victim to ring the non-emergency police number 101 and ask to be connected to the caller to prove it was not a scam.
But the cold-caller does not hang up so the victim stays on the line while the conman pretends to be the operator.
He said the victims were also told that bank workers were part of the scam so they should not say anything to them when withdrawing the cash.
Pc Smith said: "It all adds up to a very clever pretence."
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* Tilly and the Wall have put another new song and a round of tour dates online at their official website, TillyandtheWall.com. The song, "Static Expression", is streaming on the band's blog and features acoustic guitar and orchestral bells. The band also announced dates for their first headlining tour since 2008. That tour kicks off Friday, October 5th in Des Moines, Iowa and touches down in Omaha on Wednesday, November 21st at the Slowdown, 729 North 14th St.
* The summertime Jazz on the Green series continues Thursday, August 2nd at Turner Park, 3102 Dodge St, with a performance by Lincoln's Lil' Slim Blues Band. The Lincoln act serves up a slice of Chicago-style blues for free, starting at 7 p.m. Bandleader Lil' Slim Shawn Holt is the son of Magic Slim, a Chicago blues veteran that also calls Lincoln home. For more information, visit JazzOnTheGreenOmaha.com.
* Bruce Springsteen just decided Omaha's best show for autumn 2011. The Boss and the E Street Band will hit the CenturyLink Center, 455 North 10th St., Thursday, November 15th. Tickets for the performance go on-sale Saturday, August 18th through all Ticketmaster outlets.
* Weezer plays the hits, which is mostly a good thing. That was the case at their packed house show Sunday, July 29th at Harrah's Stir Cove, 1 Harrah's Blvd. in Council Bluffs. Their return to the area was punctuated by a barrage of well-known songs that continue to have a home on modern rock radio. The brisk set, which lasted roughly 90 minutes, leaned heavily on the band's best and best-selling material, specifically from their blue and green-colored self-titled albums. Songs like "Buddy Holly", "Hashpipe" and "Perfect Situation" garnered big cheers. Bespectacle and be-sweated singer Rivers Cuomo led the upbeat set, taking on several punchy guitar solos and wandering through the crowd during a song sung by bassist Scott Shriner. While older songs got the biggest cheers, Weezer seemed to run out of steam on the night's closer "Beverly Hills". While its the band's biggest chart success, the band's fans seemed to vocalize more admiration for the hits played earlier in the evening.
* Jeff the Brotherhood have been pegged as Weezer acolytes, but the band burrowed into their riff-heavy 70s hard rock sound Monday, July 30th at the Waiting Room Lounge, 6212 Maple St. The bare-bones duo played in a fog machine and floor light haze, pumping out songs that buzzed on guitar fuzz and heavy beats. Guitarist Jake Orral have even modified his guitar to only three strings, cutting out all the extras and concentrating the band's attack into elemental garage/power-pop.
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Should the NFL rookie class of 2011 ever hold a slam dunk contest, Browns TE Jordan Cameron would probably be your morning-line favorite.
Cameron, a fourth-round pick from USC, makes dunking look easy, as he showed in a YouTube video in which Clippers forward Blake Griffin, Cameron's friend and the 2011 NBA Slam Dunk Contest winner, testifies to the former basketball player's football skills.
"I want to tell you about my main man, Jordan Cameron, the greatest tight end on the planet," said Griffin in the video, modeled after Nike's iconic "It's gotta be the shoes!" advertisement starring Spike Lee (as Mars Blackmon) and Michael Jordan.
In the video, Griffin plays the role of Lee, with Cameron's athleticism the focal point.
"J-Bone, what makes you so great?" Griffin asks.
"It's the total package," Cameron answers at the end after a montage of dunks and before bursting out laughing.
To be the total package as an NFL tight end, you have to block, and that, not dunking, was on Cameron's mind the other day. He is a willing blocker, but inexperienced. Stretching the field as a pass receiver is his primary skill.
"I want to do it; I just need to know how," Cameron told PFW about blocking.
Sometimes, players are drafted for their collegiate production. Others are selected for what they might become. The 6-5¼, 254-pound Cameron, who caught only 16 passes for 126 yards at USC, all as a senior, fits into this second category.
Cameron, who has a 37½-inch vertical leap and has shaded 4.6 seconds in the 40-yard dash, began his collegiate athletic career as a basketball player at Brigham Young before returning to football, a sport he played in high school. He played three seasons at USC, but focused on playing tight end only as a senior.
Cameron had no inkling whatsoever the Browns were planning to draft him. According to Cameron, Browns TE coach Steve Hagen told him the club wasn't planning to take a tight end, though he did indicate the team liked him.
As it turned out, the Browns liked him a lot.
"I tell you, we're really excited about this kid," Browns general manager Tom Heckert told reporters during the draft. "… (He) hasn't played a whole lot of tight end, or football for that matter, but he's big, he's superathletic, he's got really good hands. As you watch him through the year, I know his production was not great, but when he did play, we thought he played very well. He played well at the [East-West Shrine Game], he performed well at the (NFL Scouting) Combine."
In a brief discussion with Hagen during the draft, Cameron was told that the Browns envision him as a "move-around" tight end, someone who can be deployed various ways. The rookie said he has a "little piece" of the Browns' playbook. Already Cameron has joined his new teammates for workouts in Cleveland, and he will travel to Austin, Texas next week to take part in the third set of workouts organized by second-year QB Colt McCoy.
Cameron is also working out privately with other NFL players, including Saints RB Reggie Bush, at former NFL TE Billy Miller's Elite Athletics training facility in Westlake Village, Calif.
Cameron and his fellow players are working hard, but they would like some clarity on when the work stoppage will end.
"They want to know, 'When is this going to be over?' " Cameron said.
As the lockout drags on, Cameron works to learn what he can of a playbook he doesn't possess all of and fit into a revamped Browns offense. When the lockout ends, he wants to be ready to help.
"It helps knowing where you're going to be," he said.
The dunk video was the brainstorm of Cameron and Griffin, who became friends after meeting because of James Dunleavy, son of former Clippers head coach and general manager Mike Dunleavy Sr. and Cameron's roommate at USC. Tracy Hoffman, the wife of Cameron's agent, Michael Hoffman, had the idea to model the video after that famous Nike ad.
The clip, posted in March, has received more than 225,000 views.
Did it aid in Cameron being drafted early on Day Three? It probably didn't hurt.
"I don't know if it helped or not, but I like where I'm at," he said.