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SafeGuard Easy (SGE) 6.10.0 Release Notes22 ago 2014
SafeGuard POA is unable to load - troubleshooting guide14 ago 2014
System Requirements for SafeGuard Easy02 lug 2014
The SafeGuard Credential Provider tile is not available on systems with a "Validity" fingerprint device and OmniPass software installed24 giu 2014
No SafeGuard Credential Provider available for logon after installation of the client on Windows Vista or Windows 724 giu 2014
How to use the WinPE CD with integrated SafeGuard Easy logon tool22 apr 2014
SafeGuard Easy 6.0 Release Notes21 apr 2014
Central management via command line - a SafeGuard Easy Server alternative14 apr 2014
Purpose of the SafeGuard Easy kernel backup14 apr 2014
Data recovery in the event of a hard disk crash14 apr 2014
SafeGuard Enterprise Client upgrade / uninstall: Error 25300 The Sophos SafeGuard Local Cache is corrupt04 apr 2014
SAL logon after changing unknown Windows Password in a domain27 mar 2014
Sophos SafeGuard Authentication Service is not running, no further action possible! error displayed27 mar 2014
SafeGuard Device Encryption: Recovering OPAL encrypted drives13 mar 2014
Installation / Upgrade of SafeGuard Policy Editor 6.10 on Windows Server 2008 fails with "SafeGuard® Local Policy Editor requires at least Windows 7 SP1 or Windows Server 2008"05 mar 2014
Running SafeGuard Enterprise / SafeGuard Easy on Windows 804 mar 2014
How to upgrade to SafeGuard Policy Editor 6.1010 feb 2014
SafeGuard Easy / Sophos SafeGuard Disk Encryption 5.50.0 Release Notes28 gen 2014
Advisory: SafeGuard Enterprise and SafeGuard Easy Client - Reboot loop after installation on Dell 'D' series computers running Windows 7 or Windows Vista28 gen 2014
Error message 'Could not verify the signature of the license file' when loading the license.xml23 gen 2014
SafeGuard Enterprise - Sophos rilascia una patch per una potenziale vulnerabilità in SGN 5.x e SGE/SDE 5.5x23 gen 2014
How to allow volume decryption in SafeGuard Easy and Sophos SafeGuard Disk Encryption 5.50.x and above23 gen 2014
Adding additional hard disks to a system encrypted with SafeGuard Easy 4.5020 gen 2014
How to update to SafeGuard Policy Editor 5.6015 gen 2014
SafeGuard Easy: How to use an Aladdin eToken / RSA SID800 token for authentication on a SafeGuard Easy 5.50 Client?15 gen 2014
SafeGuard Authentication Module15 gen 2014
SafeGuard Easy / Sophos SafeGuard Disk Encryption 5.50.8 Release Notes14 gen 2014
SafeGuard Base Encryption Viewer reports error 3610 / 3611 when trying to access a drive06 gen 2014
SafeGuard Client 6.00.1: Installation and Upgrade06 gen 2014
How to change the logon password for the SafeGuard Management Center or Policy Editor03 gen 2014
Installation of SafeGuard Encryption Client stops with Error 500903 gen 2014
Resume from hibernation fails on some Lenovo machines running Win 7 SP103 gen 2014
Device Encryption client installation fails with error message "5001 - Not enough contiguous disk space"03 gen 2014
Sophos Disk Encryption / SafeGuard Easy / SafeGuard Enterprise (standalone) user forgot his password (Local Self Help was not activated)03 gen 2014
SafeGuard Easy 6.00.1: Release Notes03 gen 2014
How to allow a user to save the Key Backup files to a network share02 gen 2014
Assign POA (Power On Authentication) Group to unmanaged computers in the SafeGuard Policy Editor/SafeGuard Management Center02 gen 2014
Bootable Rescue Image for SafeGuard Easy 4.40.204 nov 2013
SafeGuard Enterprise Device Encryption: installation on imaged operating systems11 ott 2013
SafeGuard Enterprise: Autologon to Windows will not continue unless you press "Ctrl+Alt+Del" at credential provider level17 set 2013
HOW TO: Migrate SGE/SDE Policy Editor to a new server09 set 2013
When logging on to on a SafeGuard machine with Power-on Authentication disabled using the SafeGuard Credential Provider, following error message will be shown: "Sorry, access to this computer is locked"09 set 2013
<Windows-Key + L> (lock desktop) does no longer work17 lug 2013
SafeGuard Easy Recovery Keys Backup19 giu 2013
SafeGuard Enterprise: How to change the POA keyboard layout19 giu 2013
SafeGuard Enterprise Policy Best Practice30 mag 2013
How to recover an unencrypted SafeGuard client09 apr 2013
La funzione "Continue booting from" di SafeGuard Enterprise non funziona in alcuni modelli di ThinkPad
14 set 2012
SafeGuard Easy: controlli approfonditi del file system NTFS
12 giu 2012
How to update to SafeGuard Enterprise 6.0 if Client and Management Center are installed on the same machine27 apr 2012
Roaming profiles are not written back to the server upon log off27 apr 2012
For ING Users: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)01 dic 2011
INGFP Users: Where to find username, password and computer name01 dic 2011
SafeGuard Easy: How to deactivate the reminder to create a kernel backup26 ago 2011
SafeGuard Easy error message SGE124525 ago 2011
SafeGuard Easy / Sophos SafeGuard Disk Encryption 5.60.1 Release Notes23 ago 2011
SafeGuard Easy: How to boot after PBA with other media than floppy disk10 mag 2011
How to make a bootable BartPE CD with SGE drivers10 mag 2011
Bootable Rescue Image for SafeGuard Easy 4.50.310 mag 2011
How to use SafeGuard Easy Emergency Disk10 mag 2011
What does "significantly differ from the old password" mean?25 nov 2010
PBA message "This token is not supported" when using RSA SID80003 nov 2010
CMFCAPI OpenLog failed: 0x8040000113 ott 2010
Which keys can be used for the password so that they will be accepted by the Pre-Boot-Authentication?01 ott 2010
SafeGuard Easy: Using Windows Safe Mode28 set 2010
Determination of SGE language and keyboard layout at PBA level during installation28 set 2010
Updating a SafeGuard client from version 5.50.0 to 5.50.1 is currently not possible on Windows Vista 64-bit20 ago 2010
SafeGuard Easy compatibility with Windows XP Service Pack 318 ago 2010
Difference between available encryption modes09 ago 2010
Which Remote Commands can be carried out via Challenge / Response at PBA level?30 giu 2010
SGE and external USB hard disk: Initial encryption was interrupted30 giu 2010
SafeGuard Easy Error Message 40130 giu 2010
Functionality "Issue abbreviated C/R code"29 giu 2010
Is it possible to combine Fingerprint logon and SAL?28 giu 2010
Can not issue an Aladdin eToken in the PBA (Pre-Boot Authentication)28 giu 2010
BSOD with stop code c000021a when changing the Windows password and having SafeGuard Easy PasswordSync active?24 giu 2010
SGE 1274, Entry in the registry could not be created.24 giu 2010
How can I configure SafeGuard Easy to request a user to change user-id and password at first logon?24 giu 2010
After installation of SafeGuard Easy a logon delay to Windows occurred23 giu 2010
Is it possible to prevent users from changing their PBA password?16 giu 2010
Is it possible to migrate the information stored in the SAL logon file?16 giu 2010
Keyboard layout at PBA level16 giu 2010
Is it possible to encrypt an external USB disk with SGE and and share it with another computer?16 giu 2010
After reboot, the encryption / decryption progress stays at x%09 giu 2010
SafeGuard Easy and changing user interface language09 giu 2010
Purpose of Pre-Boot Authentication (PBA)08 giu 2010
SafeGuard Easy Installation with .cfg-file - error message 103708 giu 2010
Windows XP "Fast User Switching" and Utimaco products08 giu 2010
Is it possible to use one BartPE CD to boot up PCs, encrypted with different versions of SafeGuard Easy?08 giu 2010
Creating a Windows Installer logfile during unattended installations08 giu 2010
How to check if the KERNELDRV command was applied successfully?08 giu 2010
Available Token-PIN rules in SafeGuard Easy08 giu 2010
SafeGuard Easy and "double byte character" opearting systems08 giu 2010
Does SafeGuard Easy support the Remote Desktop feature of Windows XP?08 giu 2010
Installing SGEasy without using the SGGina08 giu 2010
Language of the PBA (pre-boot authentication)08 giu 2010
Double Reboot during installation08 giu 2010
Support of USB keyboards at PBA level31 mag 2010
"Boot from external Media" does not work31 mag 2010
Compatibility of SafeGuard Easy and IBM Client Security31 mag 2010
Number of supported hard disks on one machine31 mag 2010
Encryption of CompactFlash, SD cards, XD cards, multimedia cards31 mag 2010
Can Pre-Boot Authentication (PBA) be deactivated ?31 mag 2010
Deactivation of screen saver password protection31 mar 2010
Migration stops with Error 275331 mar 2010
Drivers for Aladdin eToken support in PBA31 mar 2010
Does SafeGuard Easy support Symantec LiveState Recovery?02 mar 2010
Using SafeGuard Easy Emergency Tools without a floppy drive02 mar 2010
After installing SafeGuard Easy, the sound card no longer functions.28 lug 2009
Disable SGGina after Installation29 giu 2009
SGEInteg.exe - ERROR: Filter Driver not found!27 giu 2009
SGEInteg.exe - ERROR: Can't Open Drive!27 giu 2009
Installation of SafeGuard Easy failes with message "Error 2004."27 giu 2009
Unable to perform Challenge/Response for a SGE user in the PBA27 giu 2009
Why are "Welcome screen" and "Fast user switching" disabled after uninstallation of SafeGuard Easy?27 giu 2009
After standby, no login is possible when using SafeGuard Easy and Aladdin RTE 3.6527 giu 2009
SGE109: Invalid backup file27 giu 2009
How to permanently disable removable media encryption on SGE Twinboot machines27 giu 2009
Unattended migration stops with errorcode SGE1132: Access denied27 giu 2009
"R6003 - Integer Divide by 0" appears right after installation of SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
"Fatal error SGE201: Hard disk read failure" appeared during emergency decryption27 giu 2009
Unable to choose 'Token' as logon option in configuration file wizard27 giu 2009
After the installation of SafeGuard Easy a new partition with unallocated space appears27 giu 2009
Compatibility with Absolute Computrace software27 giu 2009
How does SafeGuard Easy ensures a fast encryption of the hibernation file?27 giu 2009
Purpose of the user right 'Issue abbreviated C/R Code'27 giu 2009
SGE1004 when trying to create an Emergency Disk27 giu 2009
How to configure SafeGuard Easy to achieve a certified configuration (FIPS-compliant)27 giu 2009
How to supress the alert sound when closing the notebook lid after installation of SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
SGE 1089, The installation of SafeGuard Easy could not be completed...27 giu 2009
Operating system cannot start because of a missing file in c:\windows\system32\config\system 27 giu 2009
How can I change the System user account password for all my clients at once?27 giu 2009
Integrity check for data area failed. System halted27 giu 2009
Compatibility of SafeGuard Easy with Aladdin PKI Client 4.027 giu 2009
How can I switch the removable media encryption for a specific device?27 giu 2009
How to switch off SAL or Smartcard SAL using CHGSAL.exe?27 giu 2009
Message while opening the properties of the SafeGuard Easy Client service27 giu 2009
BSOD when using Secure Auto Logon and Password Synchronisation of SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
"Error reading disk 0, sector [sectornumber]" when performing emergency deinstallation27 giu 2009
SGE1161 when trying to modify a change file27 giu 2009
What is the purpose of FipsMon.exe?27 giu 2009
SGE1149 during installation27 giu 2009
What happens if the fingerprint logon at PBA level doesn't work (because the device is defective)?27 giu 2009
What is the purpose of Edwizard and its registry keys27 giu 2009
SafeGuard Easy - TPM Machine Binding27 giu 2009
Is it possible to change the language of the PBA dialog belatedly?27 giu 2009
Is it possible to upgrade a demo version of SafeGuard Easy to a full version w/o uninstallation?27 giu 2009
Cascading SafeGuard products and Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Card GINA27 giu 2009
Msiexec installation with an incompatible .cfg file / Install error 109627 giu 2009
"Password change after" not applied after executing a delta file27 giu 2009
SafeGuard Easy installation hangs on IBM / Lenovo machines27 giu 2009
SGE1160 during the migration of SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
Gina cascade with IBM WLAN cards27 giu 2009
Switching off the SALDialog 27 giu 2009
Automatic repair of msi file27 giu 2009
Disabling the SAL lock dialog27 giu 2009
Logon delay with sglognotification.dll27 giu 2009
Converting the file-system after the installation of SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
SGE202 during emergency deinstallation27 giu 2009
Does SafeGuard Easy support dynamic disks?27 giu 2009
Consequences of not using the SafeGuard SGGINA.DLL27 giu 2009
SafeGuard Easy and the subst.exe command27 giu 2009
How to automate the SafeGuard Easy kernel backup?27 giu 2009
SGE 1087 during installation27 giu 2009
Is it possible to install the FIPS feature of SafeGuard Easy belated ?27 giu 2009
Using snapshot deployment from 3rd party software distribution tools27 giu 2009
SGE 1061 during installation27 giu 2009
How to create an msi logfile automatically27 giu 2009
Rescue and Recovery update, when SafeGuard Easy is installed27 giu 2009
Installation of SafeGuard Easy under Windows XP Japanese failed27 giu 2009
SGE 1005 while installing SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
Secure AutoLogon function27 giu 2009
Installing the Response Code Wizard independent of other SafeGuard Easy tools27 giu 2009
Maximum number of characters for pre-PBA legal notice of SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
SGE 1241 during installation27 giu 2009
Time delay after wrongly entered password in SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
Preparations prior to the installation of SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
Rollback of installation without error messages27 giu 2009
After installation of SafeGuard Easy 4.x, Windows Explorer crashes27 giu 2009
User switching is not possible27 giu 2009
Automatic change of passwords27 giu 2009
How to make SafeGuard Easy 4.x visible/invisible at operating system logon27 giu 2009
Migration of configuration files from older versions of SafeGuard Easy27 giu 2009
Configuration file with random key27 giu 2009
Error messages SGE1089 and SGE130427 giu 2009
After installation of SafeGuard Easy, computer stops at an empty screen with a blinking cursor27 giu 2009
How do I use the Execcfg.exe command to apply changes?27 giu 2009
Encryption / decryption with one config-file ( .cfg )27 giu 2009
Is it possible to create images of SafeGuard Easy secured systems?27 giu 2009
SafeGuard Easy (SGE) and Hyper-Threading / Multiprocessor machines27 giu 2009
How will disk encryption cope with compressed hard-disk drives?27 giu 2009
SGE 1244, Reading from a drive has failed.27 giu 2009
SGE 1264, System service status could not be changed.27 giu 2009
SGE 1121, Unknown environment variable defined.27 giu 2009
SGE 1109, Module '%1' could not not be loaded.27 giu 2009
SGE 1104 The partition configuration information is inconsistent.27 giu 2009
SGE 1048, File %1 could not be copied.27 giu 2009
SGE 113 / 0113, Last install, uninstall, or update not complete27 giu 2009
SGE Pre-Boot Authentication still appears (after formatting the hard disk of a SafeGuard Easy encrypted system).27 giu 2009
Not possible to uninstall SGE by using a Challenge/Response Code in PBA27 giu 2009
Checkbox for floppy encryption greyed out27 giu 2009
Support for Zenworks Imaging27 giu 2009
Is it possible to use the Windows XP feature "system restore" to uninstall SafeGuard Easy?27 giu 2009
TwinBoot Windows and Linux on one machine27 giu 2009
Support of IBM Rescue and Recovery with Rapid Restore 27 giu 2009
Is it possible to use system variables in a SafeGuard Easy configuration-file?27 giu 2009
Change SAL (secure auto logon) user settings27 giu 2009
What kind of password rules are implemented in SafeGuard Easy?27 giu 2009
What is the Pre-Boot Authentication (PBA) good for?27 giu 2009
Installing SafeGuard Easy on EFS encrypted folder27 giu 2009
Changing the encryption algorithm after SafeGuard Easy installation27 giu 2009
How many userIDs can be setup in SafeGuard Easy?27 giu 2009
Internationally usable keys for SGE passwords27 giu 2009
Differences between "repair kernel" and "restore kernel"27 giu 2009
Does SafeGuard Easy support the Windows hibernation mode (Suspend-to-disk) ?27 giu 2009
Support of Secure Auto Logon (SAL) with Novell Netware Client Software27 giu 2009
Storage of the Harddisk and Floppy encryption keys27 giu 2009
SafeGuard Easy Emergency Tools are started every time the PC is rebooted22 giu 2009
SGDEMON error message after upgrading from SafeGuard Easy 4.3 to SafeGuard Easy 4.40 on a Lenovo system.19 giu 2009
Error message before Windows logon after uninstalling CSS 8.1 on a Lenovo system19 giu 2009
Bootable Rescue Image for SafeGuard Easy 4.50.215 dic 2008
After installation of SafeGuard Easy, an unsolicited hardware recognition is being started19 mag 2008
How to configure a simulated delay of credential handover in combination with SGSAL10 gen 2008
Is it possible to encrypt a hot-pluggable hard disk belated?10 gen 2008
Emergency Disk for SafeGuard Easy 4.40.210 gen 2008
Which function provides the SafeGuard Easy MBR protection?10 gen 2008
Emergency Disk for SafeGuard Easy 4.30.010 gen 2008
Emergency Disk for SafeGuard Easy 4.1110 gen 2008
Emergency Disk for SafeGuard Easy 4.40.010 gen 2008
Emergency Disk for SafeGuard Easy 4.40.110 gen 2008
After installation of SafeGuard Easy Demo the OS stops at an empty screen with mouse arrow shown10 gen 2008
Emergency Disk for SafeGuard Easy 4.30.110 gen 2008
Bootable Rescue Image for SafeGuard Easy 4.30.010 gen 2008
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East Lancs hospitals must do 'a lot more work' to improve end-of-life care (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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East Lancs hospitals must do 'a lot more work' to improve end-of-life care
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EAST Lancashire's hospitals need to do 'a lot more work' to improve end-of-life care for dying patients, according to campaigners.
The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) said the Royal Blackburn and Burnley General hospitals were performing well on some aspects of palliative care, but highlighted a lack of specialist cover at weekends and shortcomings in prescribing.
The union has published a detailed report on end-of-life care in England, and called for 'major improvements' to care for dying people, and better support for their families.
The RCP found that East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust (ELHT), along with most other trusts, has failed to offer 'face-to-face' palliative care at weekends, despite a long-standing recommendation that this be provided.
It also performed badly for the proportion of patients having necessary medication prescribed for the five key symptoms often experienced near the end of life - pain, agitation, noisy breathing, difficulty breathing, nausea and vomiting. This standard was met in just 34 per cent of cases, compared to the national average of 51 per cent.
Dr Kevin Stewart, a clinical director at the RCP, said the trust's results were 'more encouraging than the national picture in some key respects, particularly in communication by doctors and nurses with patient and their families, and the trust should be commended on this'.
But he added: "As we have seen across the country there is also plenty of work for them to do, perhaps especially in the area of prescribing and provision of seven-day specialist palliative care services."
Russ McLean, chairman of the Pennine Lancashire Patient Voices Group, said: "End-of-life care is a very emotive subject. I think things are improving but it's concerning that specialist support isn't available at weekends, it should be there all the time. There clearly needs to be a lot more work done before this is right for patients."
Dr Ian Stanley, medical director at ELHT, said: "Here at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, we are making improvements to consistently deliver high quality care for patients in the final days of their life. This includes care tailored to the patient's wishes and preferences, provided by staff who are trained and competent in caring for dying patients."
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It was a job swap Friday night for some Western Mass police officers as they participated in a fundraiser for the Special Olympics.
Officers from the Ware, West Springfield, Ludlow and Middleton Police Departments along with the Hampden County Sheriff's Department took part in the "Tip-A-Cop" fundraiser.
The officers assisted wait staff at four restaurants in Springfield: Max's Tavern, Uno's Chicago Grill and Samuel's Sports Bar hosted the event.
All "tips" collected by the officers will be donated to the Special Olympics.
"It's a fun way to give back to our community by law enforcement," said West Springfield officer Erica Ireland.
"Everyone wants to be involved. It's a nice thing for the Hall of Fame, a nice thing for Max's Tavern and the kids get to benefit from Tip-A-Cop," said Max's Tavern manager, John Thomas.
The fundraiser will continue Saturday from 4pm-10pm.
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Academics are good. Our professors really know the fields they teach. The small class size means teachers get to know the students and vice versa. The science programs have been expanding and the arts programs have been shrinking, though.
Well, I am in the process of declaring my major. I am currently undecided and ill be declaring as a theater major with a concentration in Education. CCC offers an array of courses and internship opportunities that allows students to be able to major in theater but take classes in philosophy or religion.
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Cedar Crest is a liberal arts college that offers majors and minors from art to biochemistry to psychology. In addition to traditional areas of study, some of the departments also offer majors that aren't available anywhere else in the area, including neuroscience, art therapy, and genetic engineering. Every student also completes the liberal arts curriculum, but unlike the general education requirements of other colleges, Cedar Crest's liberal arts requirements don't take up the entire first two years. Many students double major or even triple major simply because they don't have to take an exhaustive list of classes unrelated to their majors. Almost everything you need in terms of academics is online. You can register for classes, look up degree requirements, and check your grades. The College email system is the primary method of communication between professors and students outside of class.
Professors generally enjoy working with each other and with students. The College is small, and professors come to Cedar Crest simply to teach. The vast majority of Cedar Crest professors is very invested in the campus community and can even be seen eating lunch in the dining hall. Most professors enjoy talking to students outside of class and are more than willing to offer their time. Each student is assigned an adviser who is a professor in the department of a given major. Your adviser knows which classes are offered when and what requirements you need to fulfill to graduate. And because you will probably have your adviser as a professor, you will be comfortable talking to him or her about your career plans and the goals that you set for yourself throughout your college career. Cedar Crest is very strong academically, and if you can bring dedication and passion to your classwork, then you are more than set to succeed.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- Baylor opened the week with dreams of grabbing control in the Big 12 Conference. Now the Bears are forced to regroup.
Quincy Miller scored 20 points, but No. 4 Missouri made a season-high 14 3-pointers during a 72-57 victory over No. 6 Baylor on Saturday.
The Bears (21-4, 8-4) were coming off a 68-54 home loss against Kansas on Wednesday night. They have lost twice this season to Missouri and Kansas and are unbeaten otherwise.
"Teams sometimes are hot, sometimes not as hot," Baylor coach Scott Drew said. "We're obviously not as hot as we were before. I give a lot of credit to Missouri and KU for that."
The Bears shot just 36 percent against the Tigers, negating a whopping 40-27 rebounding advantage. Perry Jones III had just four points on 2-of-12 shooting.
Phil Pressey scored 19 points for the Tigers (23-1, 10-2), who pulled away in the second half. He had no 3-pointers the previous five games, but stepped up against the slumping Bears.
Ricardo Ratliffe, who scored a career-high 27 points at Baylor on Jan. 21, had six points in the rematch on 3-of-9 shooting.
Anthony Jones said the team made it a point of emphasis to keep the Tigers off the boards, and Baylor did grab 18 offensive boards. The Bears enjoyed an early 13-1 overall rebounding advantage, taking advantage of Missouri's four-guard attack.
Missouri hit six 3-pointers and Steve Moore had a dunk during a 20-6 run that broke open a one-point game midway through the second half. Dixon had the last two from well beyond the line for a 58-43 cushion with just over eight minutes left, and his 3-pointer started the run.
The Tigers shot 48 percent from the field overall.
"When Missouri is on, there is nobody in the country as good as them offensively," Drew said. "Nobody. Period. And when I mean 'on,' is when they're making their 3s. Because they're as good at getting in the lane and everything, you can't take away both. So you have to hope they're not on. They've been on a lot this year."
Sixth man Michael Dixon also had four 3-pointers and Marcus Denmon added three for Missouri, which shot 50 percent from long range. It had 12 3-pointers twice earlier in the season, against Oklahoma and Niagara.
Denmon finished with 16 points, passing Jon Sundvold for 10th on Missouri's career scoring list. Dixon had 16 points and six assists, and Kim English scored 12 points, all in the second half.
Missouri is 14-0 at home with an average margin of 24 points and got an easier test a week after needing an 11-0 run to beat Kansas by three. Both games were sellouts although the matchup against Baylor, carrying a higher ranking, failed to match that atmosphere.
Still, the Tigers said they were energized by the response from the fans in the second half.
"Yeah, it got pretty loud," Dixon said. "The crowd does ignite us."
The 6-foot-11 Perry Jones, a sophomore, is a top NBA prospect, but has struggled in both meetings against Missouri, totaling eight points and four rebounds at home. He also was off at Kansas, getting five points on 1-for-8 shooting.
"Every night we depend on Perry Jones," Anthony Jones said. "And for him to struggle like that, it kind of hurt us. Our team isn't the same without him, being Perry Jones."
"The problem is he's judged on that potential sometimes," Drew said, "and that's hard on everybody."
Pierre Jackson, who had 20 points and 15 assists in a one-point loss at Missouri at home, had five points on 2-of-9 shooting with five assists in the rematch. Baylor entered the game leading the Big 12 in 3-point shooting but was just 4 for 17 from long range.
"We're a young team and we just have to get better, because at the end of the day, March is what matters most," Drew said. "We have to find a way to get better, because we have good kids and good leadership."
Baylor has lost 11 in a row at Missouri and hasn't won in Columbia since 1948. The Bears have lost nine in a row to top-10 opponents.


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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
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Guys, I was perusing the countryside today and came across what looked a cub on steroids. It had 100 Farmall across the hood. Could someone tell me about this tractor? Please forgive my ignorance, but what exactly was I looking at.
'57 Lo-Boy # 5078
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My dad had a 100 the best I can remember I thank it is about the same as a super A. Don't hold me to it but that is the best I remember.
My wife has a long honey do list, I read it, thank about it, than take a nap to see if it goes away.
49 Cub
It is an upgrade of the Super A . IH started with the B then The A , SuperA,
100, 130, and140 in the cultivision tractors with a few varations of each
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David, The A entered production in 1939 and the B came a few months later also in 1939. The C replaced the B in 1948 about the same time the Super A came out.
A Super A Super A1 100 130 140
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as the title says..if every human is going to be judged what will happen with animals? is there a janah or jahanah for them ? or is it over?
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They will be dirt except animals that humans like to see like peacock and beautiful animals. And about [ When the wild beasts are herded together (in human habitations)]. It refers that animals also will be judged (the unhorned animal will be given horns in orer to ram the horned animal that tourchered him in life) and some scholars said they are herded together just to be dirt. Wa Allah a'lam


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- Address:
551 J Street
San Diego, CA 92101Neighborhood:
Downtown / Gaslamp
- Cuisine:
GreekPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.gaslampmeze.com/
- Phone: 6195465060x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Hours
Monday - Friday 11:00am - 4:00pm
Dinner Hours
Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm; Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 2:45am
Brunch Hours
Saturday - Sunday: 9:30am - 4:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, Global, International, Greek
- Executive Chef: Raymond Davoudi
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Family Style Catering offered for any party size.
- Private Party Facilities: Whether celebrating with family and friends or working over lunch, Meze can accommodate your private party.
- Private Party Contact: Private Dining Coordinator 8886511490
- Entertainment: Belly Dancer Saturday evenings.
A word from Meze
We are a family-owned bar and restaurant in San Diego's popular Gaslamp Quarter. The word "mezé" translates as "taste" – meaning both "flavor" and "a taste of something." At Mezé Greek Fusion you'll find both. Our menu features finely crafted regional cuisine with a California twist. It can be enjoyed as entrees in our chic high-ceilinged dining room, or in small portions as "mezé" that go exceptionally well outside on our patio with a drink, or as a bite at the bar before heading to a Padres game or a night out in the Gaslamp. On the weekends, we serve a delicious brunch with Bottomless Mimosas. Late night we recommend that you try our cocktail list and have a staff member pack a hookah for you. Come by and discover how a place can be both elegant and familiar, which is to say, Greek.Continued
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Meze reviews from OpenTable diners
46 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (24)good for groups (18)neighborhood gem (15)great for outdoor dining (14)romantic (13)special occasion (13)hot spot (12)vibrant bar scene (11)great for lunch (10)late-night find (9)great for brunch (8)kid-friendly (6)scenic view (3)notable wine list (3)Show More
- Opa!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Loved the food, service n ambiance. Totally recommend it...the food was so authentic it took me back to Greece! ;)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- vibrant locationOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/23/2014We were staying at the Kimpton hotel and Meze is right across the street, very lively place with fabulous outdoor seating, heat lamps and a fabulous view in the Gaslamp district, great for people watching.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Bruncheastvillage13Dined on 8/17/2014We had a great experience on Sunday at Meze! We had a table outside in the shade and the waitstaff was very quick with our drinks, refills and entrees. They offered us both brunch and lunch menus, so there was a variety of food options. All of our food was hot and tasty. We loved the different eggs benedict as well as the huevos rancheros. We definitely enjoyed that you could mix and match bottomless bloody marys and mimosas for only $12. The only downside was, once we finished with our food, they were much slower on the refills, and we had only been their about an hour. Overall a great experience!Special Features:
- Greek flareSDFoodieDined on 8/9/2014Menu has many selections, offering a lot of Greek favorites and some new ideas with Greek influence. Everything was very tasty, well presented. Portions are large, so beware when ordering! The Meze platter for two was more than enough for three of us...but everything was well prepared and delicious. Drinks are expensive!! but awesome...try the Mule or the Mai Thai. Great wine selection. Our server, Steven, was phenomenal - he went above and beyond, to the point where he held our leftovers in the fridge while we enjoyed a movie at Reading Cinemas. We returned two+ hours later to find he had packaged everything up and set it in the fridge, notifying the other staff that we'd be back to pick it up (as he was off to his OTHER job!).Special Features:
- IB13Dined on 8/2/2014Great place! We had a lot of fun there. Wonderful staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent lambForrest2bDined on 7/19/2014All the dishes we had (salad, gyro plate, pita bread) were excellent, this was a great place to stumble into. There is a paid parking lot next door but it's easily walk-able from Horton Plaza. I'll be returning soon.Special Features:
- Great surprise in the GaslampOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/11/2014Meze has very solid "Greek fusion" food. The baba ghanoush is wonderfully smooth and smokey, and every dish was really good. The salmon was beautifully prepared and the "yogurt salsa" it came with very nice, as were the grilled asparagus spears. Moroccan Mule cocktail was delicious. Server was exceptionally friendly and efficient. Atmosphere was hip without being too loud, and they even have a kids' menu. But must a Middle Eastern restaurant have a bellydancer to show how "exotic" it is? Not everyone wants their meal to be interrputed every few minutes to either stare at or ignore a gyrating woman at their table - we'd rather savor the food and conversation! Otherwise, this was a really lovely place, and we'll happily return.Special Features:
- surprisedRobertDined on 7/5/2014I thought I ordered the steak and chicken combo for dinner, and I noticed it was just steak on the plate. I ate it all up, then I noticed from the bill $28 bucks for my plate and it was lamb. I was amazed at how they cooked the lamb it was very good tasted like steak, but wow for that price it was kinda steep for the lamb, but it was the best lamb I ever tasted.Special Features:
- Good experienceRegularPatronDined on 7/4/2014Very busy crowd after Padres ballgame... but server was attentive even if kitchen was backed up. Food was worth the wait.
- Fabulous Gaslamp EateryGoodNeighborVIPDined on 7/4/2014We are staying in the San Diego area for a month, and in three weeks, we have been there 5 times so far, and still more dining experiences to follow before we leave. My husband loved the Octopus salad, and we have also loved the Greek quesadilla, chicken kabob, and just about everything is wonderful. Service is great too! Portions are huge! Love this place.....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great !!JoanVIPDined on 6/20/2014This is the most friendly and accommodating neighborhood restaurant possible. It is always a pleasure to have their terrific dishes and receive a nice welcome from everyone there. Joan and PeterSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- On my visit to San DiegoDwhit573Dined on 6/15/2014I was pleasantly surprised to find this wonderful gem about a two block walk from my hotel in the GasLamp district. Wonderful space, with outdoor seating with heaters. My waitress was knowledgeable on the menu and made excellent recommendations which lived up to my expectations. Plan to go back before I leave.Special Features:
- Fabulous food, loose on the serviceTdalecDined on 6/8/2014Wow! That was the best gyros I've had in decades and the best falafel ever! And I've never had perfectly crisp shoestring fries covered in crumbled feta and fresh chopped parsley. Just excellent food. My companions loved the Greek salad, too. The service started out very attentive, but as the place filled up things got spotty. It took quite a while to get the check and even longer to get the check back. The decor can only be described as "hole-in-the-wall" but the food more than makes up for it.Special Features:
- Padre pre-gameGMaryDined on 6/7/2014Perfect place to eat before a b'ball game! Love that we can make a reservation and get in and out and not miss first pitch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food Near Petco ParkdfranzettaVIPDined on 6/2/2014We were looking for a place to getting some good, healthy food before going to the Padres game at Petco Park. Meze was close to the park, so we gave it a try. What a great find! Nice location, terrific Greek fusion food, friendly, helpful service. Even better for us, we arrived at 5:30, and got Happy Hour 50% off prices on tapas and drinks. Highly recommend the Gyro quesadilla, Spanakopita, and Fiery Feta Mac 'n Cheese. But make sure to save room for the Baklava, It's as good as any we've ever eaten. Loved it!Special Features:
- Very satisfied!PylotgyderDined on 5/25/2014Had a graduation brunch/lunch for 7 people. The food was amazing! we ordered numerous appetizers and other dishes and ate family style. Everything was so delicious! The girls on duty were all nice and attentive to our group. I will definitely be returning to Meze.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 3 nights in a rowNothappyVIPDined on 5/23/2014Love this place! OOOOOPA is a must! Delicious food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpaAceBVIPDined on 5/23/2014Great fusian Greek food. Good night spot after a baseball game.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MEZE' Delivers!MarkVIPDined on 5/17/2014Between the vibrant bar scene, beautiful crowd, and great food, MEZE' hits a home run everytime! Add an amazing waitstaff, on the ball and ever present owners delivers!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun and fantastic fooddedeVIPDined on 5/13/2014The staff was wonderful, helpful and accommodating. We had the Meze Platter for lunch and ate every morsel. I asked to substitute out the hummus for the baba ghanoush. It was so good. We were visiting from San Francisco and I'm only sorry there isn't a Meze nearby.Special Features:
- The action heats up at 8pmDawnSanDiegoDined on 5/10/2014From the excellent service to the lighted winged, fire- eat ing belly dancer ( not kidding!); to the delicious Greek fusion; cuisine,this place was amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 86 reviews are from the Meze reviews archive.
- Good food marred by smokeDrKoobVIPDined on 4/26/2014We were visiting from Washington and were under the impression that you could not smoke in or NEAR a restaurant. When we arrived it was so great to be able to eat outdoors that when offered a table on the patio we grabbed it. We weren't alone. Four guys with two hookas and Sherman cigarettes smoked through our entire meal. In Washington, you can smoke within 30 yards of a restaurant so we were shocked you could in California. Had a great octopus salad to start, some Greek nachos as my entree. My bride had the special which was a very nice sea bass. We left without dessert as the smoke only got worse.
- meze is worth visitingmarknezDined on 4/24/2014We got there at the end of happy hour and were able to take advantage of the happy hour 1/2 price specials,which were wonderful and filling. Our companions ate from the full price menu and we were almost sorry to miss the great foods there. We will return for those, probably many times. Service was so-so. We needed to be out to go to the theater for a 7 pm performance and almost missed it due to the waitress suddenly disappearing causing difficulty getting our check. She didn't make herself available for questions or requests, thus our rating for service.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Place for a GroupkpmulllallyVIPDined on 4/23/2014I wouldn't say this is the best food I've had or the most interesting decor, but both were in the solid good category. We had a large group and the waitress was amazing. For that reason I would go back. If you are in the area, this is a solid choice.Special Features:
- Great Restaurant in the GaslampSmallsDined on 4/18/2014Me and my husband came across Meze on Open Table and decided to give it a try and we loved it. Great ambiance, fits right in to a night in the Gaslamp District. Service was excellent. The restaurant is modern but the staff made you feel like you were dining in thier home in Greece. Our server Lizzie called us "my friends" and didn't leave us wanting for anything. The food was very delicious! We only had a couple of appetizers and shared an entree. I think I need to try more entrees to give it a higher review but what we did try was very good. Great place for some drinks and dinner with friends or as a romantic date. We will definitely be back to try more food or even just grab a drink in thier posh bar/lounge area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome great find!!JacqueVIPDined on 4/7/2014The food is made fresh and many choices. The service was the best! Andrea was superior as well as all the staff. They are all switched on and delightful! We invited a couple that lives locally andvtheybhad never been there before. They loved it and will be coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved Meze and all it had to offer!ScottyP69VIPDined on 4/4/2014Loved Meze and all it had to offer! I think we met all the staff, each equally welcoming, excited to be there and very attractive... Although, Drea shined the brightest! With wine and beer in hand... and help from Patrick on what to have ...the food started arriving. Definitely order the Saganaki... Delicious and Beautiful. As the belly dancer finished our entrees arrived...The Lamb Tenderloin was outstanding! Top the meal off with an order of Loukoumades:-). Looking forward to our next visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food is amazingFzc8ff3Dined on 3/28/2014I ordered the kabob combo and hummus with pita bread, every bite was fantastic and the cute hostesses were good eye candy too. Great restaurant with nice artwork and lighting. Def a nice place to be DT.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I'm going back!!imLGDined on 3/22/2014The food and service was impressive, the ambience amenable, the outdoor natural venue pleasing. Try the posole, and you'll begin to appreciate the chef's mastery of seasonings, then move on to the oxtail ragout! Mouthwatering. Suggest you finish with a sea salt Carmel gelato.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meze our new downtown faverosesDined on 3/15/2014We have struggled to find a restaurant with good food and excellent service for pre-show dining. Then we found Meze! They have a great menu with lots of small plates (hence the name), a good wine list, creative cocktails and most of all a friendly and helpful staff. It's a lively spot, and good for larger parties. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- need more attractive staffOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/8/2014Belly dancer show was to early. Gas-lamp fun night start after 9 pm & show get over by 9 pmSpecial Features:
- Service Ruined the NightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/8/2014Everything was great except our service (especially the hookah). The server took at least 15 minutes between requests to come back, often forgetting what we had asked for. We requested the bill ahead of time because we knew it would take some time, and still had to get up and give the credit card to someone because the server didn't come back for it. It's a wonder why we paid at all.
- Reserved a table for 9 forSouploverDined on 3/3/2014Reserved a table for 9 for a convention gathering of friends for a once a year dinner. Used ratings on Open Table, Trip Advisor and Urban Spoon to find a place with good food, vegetarian friendly, not overly loud, within walking distance of the convention center hotels, and separate checks. Meze was perfect. We loved the appetizer platter to share. We got 2 for our group. Most got the special of the day dinner, which was a mixed kebab with rice and veggies. All delish. Highly recommend this place. Would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can I give 6 stars?MarkVIPDined on 3/3/2014If I could give Meze 6 stars instead of 5, I would do so. I organized my team dinner here during the recent allergy meeting in San Diego, and everyone raved about not only the delicious food, but also the presentation, and even better, the wonderful service from Dre (short for Andrea I think) and Patrick (the owner of the establishment). Both were extremely attentive and made a 5 star experience 6+ stars! Highly recommend, and I will be back at least twice at my pulmonary meeting in May! Thanks again guys!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch Rocks at Mezé!MarkVIPDined on 3/2/2014Energetic, vibrant crowd, wide variety of delicious brunch choices and bottomless mimosas make Mezé a sure bet for your weekend brunch! Patrick, the owner, makes it an extra special experience. He not only took care of us but made certain that everyone else was well taken cafe of also!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Convenient to convention centerOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 2/28/2014Convenient for Gaslamp area conference goers. Food generic, except for baba ghanoush, which was nicely smoky. Cocktails look interesting on menu but taste like overly strong bottom shelf guzzlers at your typical tourist trap bar. Bright spot was service - waitstaff attentive and friendly.
- great atmosphere & very classyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/22/2014Anything & everything was above our group expectation . Entertainment was very classy for the evening. Service & food was excellent. Great choice for Veg & non Veg food. Ambiance was very appilingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing experience!!!DeliciousfoodpleasesmeDined on 2/15/2014I came here for my birthday celebration on Saturday night and it was definitely the highlight of the night. I was 30 min late due to traffic and the restaurant was still so accommodating and had the table ready when my party of 8 arrived. The food was amazing and the portions were very generous. I had the gyro wrap with fries and could barely finish half of it. There was also a belly dancer who performed and she went table to table and interacted with everybody. She had me do a birthday solo dance and then a group dance. She was awesome!! At the end of dinner, the staff surprised me with birthday dessert and sang happy birthday. It was very thoughtful and a great way to celebrate my birthday. Thank you Meze for a wonderful time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentines Daykshorten1020Dined on 2/14/2014I picked this place because it is close to my work downtown and I love greek food, it was very good! We had a lovley date and all the food was delicious. The prices are also very reasonable too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisingly great food..MezeDined on 2/14/2014The food was delicious. We had the hummus starter that also came wirh a spicy cheese dip. So good. Then we split two entrees, the chicken and the filet mignon. Both were cooked perfectly and had great flavor. Finished off with two desserts, the baklava and the Greek doughnuts. Both were served with vanilla ice cream and both were delicious. Service was all around good and the staff is very friendly. We had a very nice, cute Russian girl as our server which took care of us nicely. The owner also came out to see if we were pleased with everything. The ambience was also nice. We sat outside on the patio which has heat lamps to keep you comfortable. All in all, this is a must try restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The other week Miami got "tar" stuck in their "heel" as they stepped all over North Carolina.
Last week Miami swatted some "bees" at Georgia Tech.
Tonight. Will Virginia lose their "cavalier" attitude on ESPN?
In all seriousness. I'm looking forward to a great ACC game and a big win for Miami. A big key tonight is that Harris needs to keep his head and limit passing mistakes in order to win. Miami could also use a good 100 plus yard running game from Miller who could easily have a 2000 yards season (in my opinion). I think if The []_[] can pull a win out tonight. It will officially help put an end to all the off the field NCAA BS that put a dark cloud over the team this past year.
The irony of all this is the fact that Miami for a long time and not that long ago. Were known for having a "cavalier" attitude. They seem to have been humbled by the NCAA and the addition of head coach Al Golden. Fear the tie!


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Marco V is the MAN!!!!!
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Above: that is a badass apt though!
That could SO easily be used for audio multiple choice exams in University... cheating in general.
Short time TA, Long time Guver, Good time giver.
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That could SO easily be used for audio multiple choice exams in University... cheating in general.
They'll just have cam's at each desk...meh.
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Finally, a *new* song from Eminem that's actually good. A single off his upcoming 'Recovery' CD.
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BAHAHAHAHA! Sounds almost like "Banana Assholes".
dude, fuck the banana asshole--WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT NEIGHING SOUND?!?! At first I thought it was an artificial sound effect, but when I saw him do it again, and the crowd reacted like it was real, I had to stop because I was too disturbed.
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this is awesome.
+1 loved the gay Mr. Clean and Bad Boy's boob grab.
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Matt this is for you! lol
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that heineken commercial almost made me shed a tear...so touching.
...and that pixels movie was absolutely brilliant. I would go watch a full feature length based on that theme.
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Lol! I sat for hours looking at these over and over again.
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I will check it out Margs!
I put that Orson Welles vid on there for Matt lol
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Despite being cleared to play, UConn freshman Ryan Boatright is upset with the way the organization conducted its investigation into claims that he received improper benefits. His attorney, Scott Tompsett, released a statement earlier Sunday indicating that Boatright and his family were considering "legal options" after the NCAA "violated the Boatrights' privacy by releasing their confidential information."
In response, the NCAA released an additional statement disputing Tompsett's claims. From NCAA.org:
Scott Tompsett's allegations are not accurate. The NCAA statement regarding Ryan Boatright is factual and in response to numerous public misstatements and the resulting inaccurate reporting by some media. The NCAA acted appropriately to ensure the misleading accounts did not continue. The NCAA did not violate the student-athlete or family's privacy in any way, nor did it imply that the benefits were used to influence Ryan Boatright to attend the University of Connecticut.
In fact, both UConn and Mr. Boatright should be commended for their cooperation throughout the process to gather information. The school and student-athlete's dedication to uncover the facts should be viewed as a positive example, not somehow construed negatively. Had Ms. Boatright cooperated fully from the beginning, this matter could have been settled months ago.
Will Tompsett release another statement in response to this statement? Stay tuned!
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Becoming an ESL teacher offers a unique multi-cultural opportunity. Job benefits include: international travel opportunities, multi-cultural training, and job satisfaction. One of the biggest advantages of getting a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) qualification is the chance to work abroad while thinking about what you really want to do. Of course, there are some negative aspects - including pay. Here is a guide to what to consider before deciding to become an ESL teacher.
How Much Opportunity?Before deciding, it's best to understand the ESL - EFL teaching market. Put simply, there is a lot of demand for English teachers out there.
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As West Virginians head to the polls today, it's important to remember that if election fraud is detected, it should be reported to the proper authorities.
"People know when it's not right, and we like for them to reach out if they see something, they need to say something," said U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin.
He added that if anyone sees election fraud occurring — such as attempts to buy votes or suppress the votes of others — they should call the FBI or the U.S. Attorney's Office in their district. Other instances of election fraud the U.S. Attorney's office highlighted included intimidating or bribing voters, altering vote tallies, stuffing ballot boxes and marking ballots for voters against their wishes or without their input.
"It also contains special protections for the rights of voters and provides that they can vote free from acts that intimidate or harass them," a release from the U.S. Attorney explained. "For example, actions of persons designed to interrupt or intimidate voters at polling places by questioning or challenging them, or by photographing or videotaping them, under the pretext that these are actions to uncover illegal voting may violate federal voting rights law. Further, federal law protects the right of voters to mark their own ballot or to be assisted by a person of their choice."
Goodwin invited the public to contact his office at the following telephone numbers: 1-800-659-8726 or 304-345-2200. Complaints about ballot access problems or discrimination can also be made directly to the Civil Rights Division's Voting Section in Washington, D.C., at 1-800-253-3931 or 202-307-2767.
"Hopefully this year will be very orderly, and we won't have many calls at all," Goodwin said. "That's what we're always hoping for."
West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant said her office deploys staff each election to help answer polling questions and deal with potential fraud.
"It's just part of our efforts to deter, detect and prevent any election fraud that someone might think they would want to try and want to try to get away with," Tennant said. "This is folks on the ground — boots on the ground, literally — and we've seen the success that we have had over these last six elections."
Goodwin said the number of fraud complaints his office receives varies from election year to election year, but peaks during general elections. He said some years the office receives as many as a dozen complaints.
"Every citizen must be able to vote without interference or discrimination and have that vote counted without it being stolen because of fraud," Goodwin said. "The Department of Justice will act promptly and aggressively to protect the integrity of the election process."
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The U.S. Surgeon General, in a recent major study, emphasized there is no safe level of secondhand smoke (SHS). It causes acute respiratory diseases, cardiovascular disease, cancers, and premature death in people who don't use tobacco.
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UNMADE IN AMERICA: Oil fuels local boom
Concho Valley bucks trend in manufacturing, jobs increase by 5% during decade
SAN ANGELO, Texas - The Concho Valley has bucked a national trend in the decline of manufacturing jobs over the past 10 years. In fact, the counties in the valley are among the top producers of new manufacturing jobs in Texas, according to census data.
Drill down into the data, and you strike oil. Many of those jobs reported as manufacturing are not production line jobs — they are work in a variety of functions in the oil and gas fields.
In terms of percentage increase in manufacturing jobs reported by the U.S. Census Bureau, Reagan County leads the state with a 439 percent increase — from 18 to 97 jobs. Also in the top 10 are Sutton, Schleicher and Irion counties. Tom Green County is 17th among Texas counties that have more than 1,000 manufacturing jobs, increasing its manufacturing workforce by more than 13 percent in the past decade, adding 483 jobs.
Texas as a whole saw a 16 percent decline, with more than 118,000 jobs lost.
Concho, Crockett, Kimble, Mason and Menard counties saw losses in manufacturing jobs greater than the Texas average, but the Concho Valley as a whole added 290 jobs during the decade, an increase of 5.28 percent, showing 5,782 people employed in manufacturing in 2010 census figures.
The trend is being driven by the energy industry, and particularly oil and gas extraction. In San Angelo, the Martifer wind turbine tower plant has gone into production after a long wait, employing about 100 people as welders, machine operators and other industrial occupation workers.
National Oilwell Varco this year took over Conner Steel and has been manufacturing tanks to keep up with oil field demand.
"You can drive by there in the evening, and the parking lot is full," said Cathy Ballard, a spokeswoman for the Concho Valley Workforce Development Board.
The website for Big Lake, the Reagan County seat, prominently includes a real-time ticker for the price of West Texas crude. On Friday afternoon, it showed $93.61 a barrel, which explains a lot about Reagan County's top-dog status in manufacturing.
A small candle factory is the only facility that could be termed a manufacturing plant in Big Lake. In Reagan County, work being reported as manufacturing jobs is not what normally comes to mind, with production lines and regular hours. Much of it is work in the booming oil fields.
"It has to be oil production," said Deona Thompson, the director of economic development for Big Lake. "It's probably a lot of contractors and 1099 workers. We've had a very big increase in 1099 workers over past couple years."
The term 1099 refers to the income tax form filed by self-employed contractors, a type of employment relationship that has become increasingly popular in the oil patch, rather than hiring workers for wages.
Unemployment is 3.3 percent in Reagan County, so unlike many other places in the nation, the area's biggest concern is not getting people jobs — it's finding places to live for all the people who work there.
"We're bursting at the seams," Thompson said. "We have a housing shortage, jobs to fill, not enough people. They're commuting from as far as Ozona. From San Angelo alone, we've got 90 a day coming in, and that many again from Midland.
"Our first priority to resolve the housing issue. We have motels, RV lots and mobile home parks we're trying to finish. We don't have enough office and retail space. Those are the issues we are trying improve."
Ballard said the manufacturing job increases in both Sutton and Schleicher counties are attributable to oil and energy servicing companies.
As for the Permian Basin, she said, "In Odessa, if you can breathe you've got a job."
Despite the oil frenzy, the more traditional manufacturing jobs have lost none of their luster as economic jewels.
"One reason they are sought after is that they have more spinoff than other jobs, such as retail or service jobs," San Angelo Chamber of Commerce President Phil Neighbors said. "As a whole, manufacturing jobs tend to have benefits more often than some service and retail jobs, which makes them more valuable to the community and the job holder."
It's well known that the nation as a whole is doing less production, he said. "But certainly those jobs are valuable to the community. The employees at Ethicon, for example, are a model for that. It's a major investment in technology, (and) the salary and benefits are good for the people who hold those jobs."
Ethicon remains the largest manufacturing concern in the Concho Valley in terms of jobs, with about 560 employees. The Johnson & Johnson subsidiary manufactures surgical sutures and needles.
Other major manufacturing employers are Lone Star Beef Processors, with 450 workers; Hirschfeld Steel, with about 320 employees; and San Angelo Packing, with about 313 workers.
Manufacturing also punches at more than its weight in the local economy. In 2009, Tom Green County showed 8.23 percent of the workforce employed in manufacturing for 10.34 percent of the county's total wages, according to the census County Business Patterns database.
In 2000, manufacturing accounted for 11.08 percent of jobs and 12.46 percent of the county's total wages.
Manufacturing jobs in the Concho Valley — the difference in a decade
County 2000 2010 Difference Change
Coke 80 90 10 12.50%
Concho 42 17 -25 -59.52%
Crockett 59 17 -42 -71.19%
Irion 26 47 21 80.77%
Kimble 167 91 -76 -45.51%
Mason 86 63 -23 -26.74%
McCulloch 355 287 -68 -19.15%
Menard 80 34 -46 -57.50%
Runnels 839 728 -111 -13.23%
Reagan 18 97 79 438.89%
Schleicher 17 41 24 141.18%
Sterling 13 17 4 30.77%
Sutton 28 88 60 214.29%
Tom Green 3,682 4,165 483 13.12%
Total 5,492 5,782 290 5.28%
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, annual Occupational Employment Statistics reports for 2000 and 2011, figures obtained from employers
Firm Employees Product
Ethicon (Johnson & Johnson) 561 Surgical sutures and needles
Lone Star Beef Processors 450 Beef processing
Hirschfeld Steel 321 Structural steel
San Angelo Packing 313 Beef processing
Source: San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, November 2010
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Arizona coach says QB Matt Scott is fine
Quarterback Matt Scott, shortly after taking a head-to-head hit from USC safety T.J. McDonald, was spotted vomiting on the field.
He threw a touchdown pass two plays later, but did not return to the game after that, with many figuring he sustained a concussion on the hit.
The Wildcats won the game 39-36 to knock off the No. 9 Trojans, but much of the talk after the game has been centered around the thought that if Scott did a concussion, how was he allowed to continue playing?
According to Arizona head coach Rich Rodriguez, the question is moot because his quarterback did not endure a head injury.
"He was pretty nauseous, I guess talking to Matt, all day, and he's been kind of known as a 'puker', you know," Rodriguez told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Tuesday. "Any time he would run in the summer and he'd run a lot it would definitely kind of happen, and he ran a lot in this game."
Scott completed 27 of 50 passes for 369 yards and three touchdowns on the afternoon, and ran the ball 15 times for 100 yards and a score.
But he didn't suffer a concussion.
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Coach Rich Rodriguez is on to talk to Doug and Wolf following a huge win against USC. Rich Rod talks about how to prepare for UCLA, Jonathan Franklin in particular. And, we get an update on his quarterback Matt Scott.
"He said 'I'm good coach, what's the next play,' so I called the next couple of plays with him and he was telling me some adjustments and some things like that, so he looked pretty clear-minded to me in that regard."
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People can Feast for the Beasts this Saturday and raise money for the Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary's annual fundraiser.
Organizers say the event is the largest fundraiser for the red lodge organization every year. It features a live and silent auction and dinner. It is also an optional costume party with costume contests. All money raised from the event goes directly to the sanctuary. Feast for the Beasts helps it get through the winter season.
"So it helps bridge that gap in the winter until the summer season again," said Ellie Marion, Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary executive director. "When you're dealing with animals, it's a 24/7 operation. The animals don't care if there aren't any tourists. They still want to eat and have medical care."
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When Troy Cameron accepted the baseball coaching job at his alma mater, he didn't expect to be so busy at this time of year.
Because of bad weather, Cameron's St. Thomas Aquinas team played three regional playoff games in five days last week.
The Raiders won them all. Cameron has his stellar pitching staff to thank — as well as his new lucky charm. His daughter Jaden, just four weeks old, was at all three of those games.
When Aquinas plays Haines City in a Class 7A state semifinal Friday afternoon, wife Lauren and baby Jaden will be there again.
"She's got three wins in her already. She's 3-0, and my wife won't miss a game," Cameron said. "It's been a crazy, hectic last couple of months to say the least. There's only one way to finish it off, and that's to hopefully get two more wins."
Once the highest-rated high schooler ever drafted out of Broward County (Heritage's Eric Hosmer took his record when taken third by Kansas City in 2008), Cameron knew there were question marks when he took over for Bobby Lawson.
The Raiders, now 19-6, had just two position players returning from last year's playoff team.
One thing Cameron didn't question was his starting pitching.
Seniors Alec Byrd, who has signed with Florida State, and Frank Rubio have paced the Raiders this season.
"We knew with Rubio and Byrd coming back, they would be the horses for our pitching staff," said Cameron, who was the 29th overall draft pick by the Braves in 1997.
"They have been even better than we thought they would. There is no secret they are the reason for our success. From an offensive standpoint, I'm happy how well we've hit the ball and honestly, a little surprised how we've hit it."
Rubio, who is deciding between signing with Miami and Florida, will get the start against Haines City at the Red Sox complex in Fort Myers on Friday after beating Nova 8-5 in the regional semifinals last Wednesday.
"Things started off a little rough for us, but this is where we wanted to be," Rubio said. "We're hitting our stride at the right time. This is the game you wait your whole career for. I'm a senior and only got one or two innings in the playoff last year. We're taking every opportunity to show we belong here."
Byrd, who beat West Boca on Friday in the regional finals, said he is confident Rubio will get the job done against Haines City and put the Raiders in the state championship game for the first time since Aquinas won its last title in 2003.
This is Aquinas' eighth trip to state and second time since 2010. Byrd (8-1) was a freshman on that team, the only current Aquinas player who was on it.
He is pretty pumped about being able to go back.
"Rubio is going to do his job and get us to the championship," Byrd said. "Then, hopefully, I do my job and we bring back that trophy."
• Cameron has only been coaching for two years as he spent last season as an assistant at Coral Springs Charter, and members of his first staff at Aquinas are no strangers to South Florida.
Pitching coach Tim McNab was an All-Broward selection at Cooper City before going on to Indiana University.
Aquinas' hitting coach is Mike Rodriguez, McNab's teammate with the Cowboys who won two national titles in Miami in 1999 and 2001 before moving on to play with the Astros organization.
Former Aquinas head coach Ed Waters and longtime Raiders assistant John Hackett are also on staff. Both Waters and Hackett coached Cameron at Aquinas when the Raiders won their first baseball state title in 1995.
"I would have been foolish not to come back here when the opportunity presented itself," Cameron said. "This has been a great first year."
Blanche Ely 6-3 star guard Dallas Cameron has signed a letter of intent with Stephen F. Austin following a decommitment to American University.
Landing Cameron, coined "The locksmith" by Ely five-time state champion coach Melvin Randall, is considered a huge catch for the Lumberjacks.
Cameron averaged 10.8 points and 6.4 assists this past season but it was his unique ability to change a game defensively that launched Ely (27-2, ESPN 25 Power Rankings No. 9) to its second consecutive Class 7A state title.
Cameron burnished his reputation as a lock-down perimeter defender and picked up his offensive game during the playoffs.
In an 85-79 double-overtime victory over Palm Beach Lakes, Cameron scored 20 points and followed that with 17 points against Bartow in the state semifinals and 14 points against Orlando Evans in the state championship game to earn Tournament MVP.
Cameron finished his career as the Tigers' all-time leader in wins (100-12).


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ASSISTANT manager Chris Ferrett made a rare appearance for AFC Totton in last night's 2-1 Hampshire FA Senior Cup win over Horndean.
After a goalless first half at the Testwood Stadium, it was a Ferrett cross that led to the opening goal of the game on 57 minutes.
Jack Warren handled the delivery as it came into the box and Mike Gosney – who had missed a penalty at Leamington on Saturday – this time stuck the spot kick away.
With 15 minutes to go, Jonathan Davies replaced young Jack Odam and the winger had only been on the pitch a matter of seconds when his low shot was turned away for a corner.
Gosney delivered the flag kick and Ryan Hill rose to head the Southern Premier outfit into a two-goal lead.
Two minutes later Totton youngster Luke Roberts was denied by a goalline clearance from Tommy Woodward.
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A new program will bring more art programs to kids in Iowa City.
On Tuesday the Iowa City Community School District announced their new Any Given Child program, which is run by the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
The program aims to provide equal arts education for all kindergarten through eighth grade students in the district.
"One of the things that we know is that students who are a part of a well-rounded, comprehensive curriculum do better in school in general," said Stephen Murley, Superintendent. "Giving kids the opportunity to participate really enhances their opportunity to take advantage of our educational system."
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Artistically decorated with The hosts award winning photography, Local art and fun, comfortable furniture.
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Basketball hosts annual "Free Night" on Dec.18
The JU men's and women's basketball programs are giving fans a chance to get hooked on the Dolphins with their sixth annual "Free Night" Dec 18 in the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena .
The women's team tips off at 5 p.m. against former A-Sun rival Troy, while the men will host Wofford at 7:15 p.m.
Fans can watch the Dolphins doubleheader FREE of charge thanks to Sea Best Seafood who is buying out the arena for the third straight season. Parking is also free in Lot Z for the event. Fans will be treated to free JU prizes throughout the games.
"This is our favorite event of the year," JU marketing director Brian Freshley said. "In this day and age, it costs a lot of money to attend a sporting event so our goal is to provide a quality college athletic event for no charge. We want to make sure we re-introduce JU basketball to the life-long residents, while also creating a new legion of Dolphins' fans."
The women will be playing Troy for the 14th time in the series and first since the 2005 season. Wofford is making its second overall trip to Jacksonville in the last three seasons. The Terriers were one of the eight teams at the 2010 NCAA Tournament regional in Jacksonville.
"We are always excited for this event," JU men's basketball head coach Cliff Warren said. "Our guys love playing in front of big crowds no matter the arena. Wofford is going to be a tough test, but we are looking for a good turnout to cheer us on."
"This will be our first game in the arena this year," JU women's basketball head coach Jill Dunn said. "We always love playing downtown and hopefully we will make some new JU fans with our style of play. It should be a fun night of basketball."
Fans can learn more about the event by contacting the JU marketing office at 904-256-7683 or through email at firstname.lastname@example.com.