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Private - Fun -Adventure- Raw Nature at its best - Large Lake
Many Species of Animals- Explore !
Large 3 bedroom House with Lake View.
3 baths
Master bedroom is very large is upstairs with private bath and lake view.
Entertainmant close by Casiono
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Old Town Fallbrook
Horse Races
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Sea World
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Nestled in the trees and Nature surrounded by handmade natural Rock art and formations.
Everything outside is Hand made Walls Staireways and more......
Upon entering the house you will be greeted by equestrian and
western art, custom flooring and a beautiful and unique wood stairway to the master
Large gourmet kitchen, complete with dishes and all
the cooking utensils you'll need to prepare your own meals . The dining room is
separated from the kitchen by a counter and has a large fireplace making this
room a real gathering place.
The living room is comfortable, open and has direct access to
one of the patios. Like the dining room this area is equipped with a large
fireplace for those quiet, cozy nights. This room also boasts a wet bar for
your enjoyment. Refreshments are not included.
All bedrooms are comfortable. The
upstairs master bedroom features a private bathroom and is air conditioned. The
other two bedrooms are located on the ground floor and are equipped with
comfortable beds and plenty of privacy.
activities and attractions in Fallbrook San Diego Area
- Golfing
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- Casino (gambling and shows)
- Wild Animal Park
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- Sea World
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BOSTON -- The Red Sox's battered outfielder corps got one of its injured back on Tuesday, when Darnell McDonald was activated from the 15-day disabled list.
McDonald, who took the roster spot of Daniel Bard, had been on the DL retroactively to May 12 with a strained right oblique. McDonald played six rehab games for Pawtucket, going 4-for-21 (.190) with three doubles. McDonald was not in the starting lineup Tuesday night at Fenway Park against the Orioles.
"Darnell is fine. Darnell was in early also and he has no physical ailments at all," manager Bobby Valentine said.
Boston's other injured outfielders are slowly making progress. Jacoby Ellsbury (right shoulder) hit off a tee Monday. Ryan Kalish (left shoulder) played in his seventh rehab game Tuesday, and during his first at-bat with Triple-A Pawtucket, he roped a two-run homer. Carl Crawford (left elbow) continues to hit, but he hasn't been cleared to throw yet. Cody Ross (left foot fracture) is not running, but he has taken swings and done work on the elliptical machine.
"The conversation with Cody was that he's going to be real smart about this thing and understands that when he comes back," Valentine said. "It's not going to be for two days, it's going to be for many weeks, many months."
Closer Andrew Bailey (right thumb) was in the Sox's clubhouse on Tuesday and is waiting for the green light to throw off a mound.
Evan Drellich is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @EvanDrellich. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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JULIEN LEPAROUX, FLASHBACK, WINNER: "I think he's still a little green, it was an easy race, we won easy, and this is a nice horse. If he keeps improving, I think he has a bright future."
(This is Flashback's first time going long; how was he switching leads?)
"He was great changing leads, even on the backside he switched to his right lead right away. I had no problem with that."
(Can you compare Flashback to Union Rags at all?)
"Not yet. I think he will improve off this race, and I can't wait to ride him next time out. Many thanks to Bob Baffert and the owner. It's a pleasure to ride these kind of horses."
GARRETT GOMEZ, DEN'S LEGACY, SECOND: "I just wanted to get away in good shape. I outbroke the gray horse (Flashback) but we all know the gray horse is faster than my horse. We got up there but the gray horse set his own fractions and was able to go slow enough . . . It's kind of hard to out kick a nice horse, especially when you go 48 and change (48.69)."
MARIO GUTIERREZ, HE'S HAD ENOUGH, THIRD: "Oh yeah, we had a good trip. He was running comfortable and the pace wasn't that bad. We did what we had to do--we pressured, we pressured, we pressured and were waiting to sprint at the end, and we just didn't have it. Everything went pretty good--no trouble or anything. He ran his race.
"The horse has a good future. There's just a lot of speculation from the public. But what are the odds for the same owner, same trainer and same jockey to do it again? It's more than 100 to 1. But we're trying and the horse is good, and he ran good today."
BOB BAFFERT, FLASHBACK, WINNER, AND DEN'S LEGACY, SECOND: Asked if he wished the Kentucky Derby was tomorrow: "No, he's not ready yet . . . We were hoping he would do something like that, but when a horse came to him, he pinned his ears a little bit. He's still pretty green. You can actually put him wherever you want him.
"They were going pretty slow early but I think he'll get something out of that race. As far as distance, it's not a problem. He has speed; he has tactical speed, but I don't think he's the kind of horse that needs to be on the lead or anything like that.
"Right now, I don't know (the next race). I'll speak with Gary (West), we'll just figure out a plan for him and just keep him healthy. That's the main plan right now. Right now I can't think that far ahead . . . I just have to keep him healthy and keep him going forward. We knew he was a special horse, and to win the Robert B. Lewis is really a sentimental win for me because he was one of the greatest owners in the sport. It brings back a lot of good memories.
"I want to thank Gary and Mary West for putting a monster like this in my lap. It makes it more fun when you have a horse like this."
NOTES: The Lewis is a Kentucky Derby qualifying race, with points awarded to the first four finishers as follows: 10, 4, 2, 1. Winning owners Gary and Mary West are from Omaha, Nebraska.


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can you elaborate? I think he wipes his tears with those 100's as well. He's not pissed at all.
Quote from: coolhandluke on February 06, 2007, 05:01:33 AMKaren, That is why Jones left, and Sapp left.. for the Money! Yet you bash the Bucs because they are gone. Lynch was booted out eitherCarry onwe never offered Sapp a contract. HE would have signed for less if we at least had tried. We lost Sapp because of our stupity. Just like Jones. About the dumbest thing this team ever did was let Lynch walk and the way we did it--terrible. Him getting these awards and going to the probowl, no real shock there.
Karen, That is why Jones left, and Sapp left.. for the Money! Yet you bash the Bucs because they are gone. Lynch was booted out eitherCarry on
Edge did an interview last week where he was totally humble and said that the Colts going to the Super Bowl was the next best thing to him going. He was happy for his friends and very enthusiastic about the Cardinals upcoming season. I always thought he was kind of an ass, but he was genuinely proud of the Colts.
FRG is the most logical poster on this board. You guys just don\'t like where the logical conclusions take you.
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Garfield – Elizabeth V. Vodzik (nee Bognatz), 86, died Jan. 31.
Born in Simpson, Pa., she resided in Clifton-Garfield area most of her life. She was employed at the former Hartman Embroidery Co. and at Winters Chocolates, both in Garfield. She was a parishioner of St. Brendan's R.C. Church, Clifton.
Surviving are her son, Stephen M. Vodzik of Garfield; a brother, Joseph Bognatz of Tobyhanna, Pa., and Irene Farrell of Mount Bethel, Pa., and several nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Leo Vodzik, in 1988.
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Gov. Jay Inslee said Tuesday for the first time that he is convinced that lawmakers must tweak the state's teacher evaluation system so Washington can keep its waiver from the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
Inslee said he will introduce legislation in the next few days to meet the demands of the U.S. Department of Education, which has said Washington could lose its waiver and its control over roughly $38 million in federal education funds if state lawmakers don't act.
Inslee's announcement comes one week after the state Senate shot down a bill that would have addressed the issue by requiring teacher and principal evaluations to incorporate students' scores on statewide tests.
Inslee said Tuesday that his new legislation will similarly propose mandating the use of statewide tests in evaluations, but he wants to delay the new requirement until the 2017-18 school year.
Prior to Tuesday, Inslee's office said he was hopeful that state officials would be able to persuade the U.S. Department of Education to renew Washington's waiver without an act of the Legislature. But after meeting with U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan over the weekend, Inslee said he now believes a legislative fix is necessary for Washington to remain exempt from certain onerous provisions of the federal law.
"We would need to pass a bill," Inslee said Tuesday.
The governor said he is working with lawmakers to come up with a solution that the Legislature can support, and his office hopes to have the legislation ready in the next day or two.
The federal government's concern relates to which tests Washington school districts use in teacher and principal evaluations. State law already requires that student test scores play a significant role in evaluations, but schools can choose which tests they will use: classroom-based, district-based or statewide.
The U.S. Department of Education says the Legislature must mandate the use of the statewide tests, or risk losing Washington's No Child Left Behind waiver for the 2014-2015 school year.
Losing the waiver would mean that at least $38 million in federal education funds for low-income students would have to be set aside for private tutoring efforts, and nearly every school in the state would be labeled as failing.
Inslee said Tuesday that delaying the requirement that school districts use the statewide tests in evaluations would give districts time to transition to a new type of statewide assessment. Schools throughout the state will begin administering tests that align with the new Common Core curricula starting in the 2014-2015 school year.
Inslee said Duncan "expressed a willingness to consider" a delay of the testing requirement, as long as legislative action is taken to address the teacher evaluation issue before lawmakers head home in March.
"We explained to him that (a delay) made sense because it would give us two years of baseline data, it will allow us to complete our teacher evaluation program, and we will be in a much better position to implement it at that time," Inslee said Tuesday.
The state is using a new teacher and principal evaluation system for the first time this year, and some lawmakers have said they are hesitant to disrupt it.
A bill to require the use of state tests in evaluations failed 28-19 in the state Senate Feb. 18, with all but one member of the minority Democratic caucus joining with seven Republicans to vote no.
One of the senators who voted against the bill, Democratic Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe of Bothell, wouldn't comment extensively on Inslee's proposal Tuesday, but indicated she was supportive of his idea to delay changes to the evaluation system.
"There is a good option he came back with as far as timing," McAuliffe said.
Sen. Steve Litzow, a Mercer Island Republican who chairs the Senate Early Learning and K-12 Education Committee, said it is encouraging that Inslee and other Democrats now seem to agree that the Legislature needs to act for the state to keep its waiver. Litzow sponsored the bill that failed in the Senate last week.
Lawmakers are still quibbling about some details of the legislation Inslee is drafting, though, Litzow said.
"We're all trying to get a bill out that we can all get behind," Litzow said.
Randy Dorn, the state superintendent of public instruction, said retaining the state's No Child Left Behind waiver remains a top priority for his office, and he is working with Inslee to come up with the new plan to put before the Legislature.
"If we don't do this, it definitely would move the state backwards," Dorn said Tuesday. "It would not be good for the state or the kids in our educational system."
The state teachers union still has concerns, however, spokesman Rich Wood wrote in an email Tuesday.
"Teachers still believe mandating the use of state test scores in teacher evaluations is premature and will undercut the collaborative work we're doing to successfully implement the new evaluation system in Washington," Wood said.


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Tuesday night, Tim Wakefield goes for his 200th career victory. Again.
Monday night, R.A. Dickey went for his ninth victory this season. He didn't get it.
What Dickey did do, though, was pitch well. Again.
In 2010, Dickey -- barely an afterthought in the Mets' pre-season plans -- wound up going 11-9 with a 2.84 ERA that ranked seventh in the National League.
What seems to have largely been missed this season is that Dickey, far from being a one-season wonder, has firmly established himself as Wakefield's successor as baseball's premier knuckleball pitcher.
As a starting pitcher with the Red Sox, Wakefield's peak seasons were 2003-2005, when he averaged 32 starts and 205 innings per season, and went 39-29 with a 4.35 ERA (108 ERA+).
Those numbers made Wakefield an exceptionally valuable pitcher, good enough to start for any team in the major leagues. He began that stretch at 36, and turned 39 in August 2005. As many knuckleball pitchers have, Wakefield did his best (or near-best) work in his late 30s.
Bobby Dickey is 36, turns 37 next month. As you probably know, he (like Wakefield) got a late start as a knuckleball pitcher. Where Wakefield was a first baseman early in his professional career, Dickey was a conventional pitcher who threw his fastball in the 90s. But that didn't work out so well, and ultimately he turned to the knuckleball.
Which didn't pay off immediately. Dickey spent 2007 in the minors, and struggled with the Mariners in 2008 and the Twins in 2009. But in 2010 everything clicked. And here's the best part (so far) ... Dickey's been just as good in 2011; once you skip past his ERA, the numbers have been almost identical this season.
In 2010 and '11, Dickey's got a 3.15 ERA (122 ERA+). Where Wakefield's strikeout-to-walk ratio in his peak seasons was 2.2, Dickey's is 2.6. Where Wakefield gave up 1.3 home runs per nine innings, Dickey's given up just 0.8 homers per nine.
Yes, some of that's the difference between the leagues, and some of that's the difference between Fenway Park and Citi Field. But there's good reason to think that Dickey is, at this point in his career, at least as good as Wakefield was at that point in his.
And of course Wakefield's still pitching at 45.
Does this mean Dickey will still be pitching 10 years from now?
Of course not. He has to stay healthy, he has to keep pitching effectively, and he has to want to keep pitching.
The point is that if we're looking for someone to keep the knuckleballing tradition alive after Tim Wakefield retires, we could hardly find a better candidate than Robert Alan Dickey, who seems to have exactly the qualities of a knuckleballer who will still -- like Wakefield, and before him Charlie Hough and Phil Niekro -- be throwing, well into his 40s, fooling the world's best hitters with the world's most interesting pitch.


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NC Wildlife Commission Offers Tips on Coexisting With Black Bears
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As the weather warms, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is offering advice on avoiding conflicts with black bears emerging from hibernation. The Commission is cautioning people to take care not to feed bears that wander into camp sites, yards, parks, sidewalks or other residential areas. Feeding a bear rewards it for coming close to people and their homes, and makes it more likely to approach again.
While black bears are rarely aggressive toward people, they can become bold when they become accustomed to feeding on human-provided foods, such as garbage and bird seed. Often, they may lose their fear of people. Contrary to popular belief, wildlife employees will not trap and relocate bears, because this would simply relocate the problem, rather than solve it. The solution is to modify habits, such as how you feed your pets or where you store your garbage, before a problem begins. Residents can prevent problems by:
• Securing bags of trash inside cans stored in a garage, basement or other secure area, and placing the cans outside, as late as possible, on trash pick-up days — not the night before.
• Purchasing bear-proof garbage cans or bear proofing your existing garbage container with a secure latching system.
• Discontinuing the feeding of wild birds during spring and summer, especially in areas close to bear habitat or if residents are aware of bear activity in the vicinity. Even if bear feeders are removed at night, bears are still attracted to seed that spills on the ground.
• If you live in an area with bear activity, don't leave home with windows or doors open and nothing but a screen to prevent an animal from gaining access to the house.
• Avoiding "free feeding" pets outdoors. If you must feed pets outdoors, make sure all food is consumed and empty bowls are removed.
• Cleaning all food and grease from barbecue grills after each use. Bears are attracted to food odors and may investigate.
For more information and more tips on black bears in North Carolina, read "Coexisting with Bears" on www.ncwildlife.org.
About the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission - Since 1947, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has been dedicated to the conservation and sustainability of the state's fish and wildlife resources through research, scientific management, wise use, and public input. The Commission is the state regulatory agency responsible for the enforcement of fishing, hunting, trapping and boating laws and provides programs and opportunities for wildlife-related educational, recreational and sporting activities. To learn more, visit www.ncwildlife.org.
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Castle: Storage Stack Alternative for Big Data
Here's a 20-minute introduction from Acunu in which Eric Evans discusses Castle, an open-source project for RAID and POSIX filesystems that helps increase Big Data processing performance for distributed data stores like Apache Cassandra.
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New "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" TV SpotDH Film
There is a new "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" TV spot which gives us a glimpse at some never before seen footage. We hear Hagrid reminiscing about bringing Harry to Privet Drive when Harry was a baby, and we see Dobby and Kreacher in Grimmauld Place and Kreacher tackling Mundungus. You can see the TV spot here or below.


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The city of New Bern will spend more than $35,000 to fight a lawsuit filed in Craven County superior court.
Some people who live in the historic district are suing the city try to stop a two-story, four unit townhouse from going up at 313 Front Street.
One of the lead plaintiffs is Mandi Johnson, who lives next door to the empty lot where developers want to build the townhomes.
In the lawsuit, she claims the townhomes would cause increased noise, interference with light and air, and adverse visual impacts. The townhomes would block her view of the Neuse River.
In a written response filed in civil court, the developers say the plaintiffs have not presented any evidence proving that any of these negative effects would happen.
Folks in New Bern have mixed opinions about the lawsuit.
"I think people have a right to fight for what they believe in," said Kathy Dicostanzo, who visits New Bern from her home in Emerald Isle. "There are a lot of other areas in this town that aren't historical that you can build a townhouse. I don't think you should do it on the harbor. It changes the nature of the town."
Others, such as New Bern resident Craig Taylor, are in favor of the townhomes. He believes the construction would stimulate the economy.
"I'm in the construction trade, so I'd like to have some work myself," said Taylor, a painter.
On Tuesday, city aldermen amended the city's budget so they can spend $35,350 in legal fees to fight the suit.
"I really don't like lawsuits myself, but I wouldn't want the taxpayers to pay for it. But I mean, what are you going to do?" said Dicostanzo.
City spokesperson Colleen Roberts referred all questions about the lawsuit to the city's lawyers. A phone call to Robert Hornick, one of city's lawyers, was not returned.
Three of the plaintiffs, Mandi Johnson, Lorelei Schaffhausen, and Nancy Hollows, declined an interview request. Phone calls to the architect of the townhomes, Sarah Afflerbach, and one of the developers, Isaac Clark Wright, were not returned.
A hearing on that appeal is set for November 12 in Craven County Superior Court.
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The city of New Bern will decide the fate of a controversial townhouse project next week.
For months, property owners have been planning to turn the empty lot at the corner of East Front and Broad streets into a multi-story, four-unit townhouse.
New Bern's Historic Preservation Commission gave them the green light to develop the land, but eight people are trying to stop them by appealing the decision.
Lorelei Schaffhausen is one of the appellants. She believes the townhouses would ruin New Bern's historic charm and lower property values."The height of the development is going to basically block views of historic homes already existing," she says.
New Bern alderman Bernard White of the 5th Ward disagrees.
"It just means more growth," he said. "And that's what I would like to see: more growth."
The project site is in the 1st Ward, but alderman Sabrina Bengel did not return phone calls seeking comment.
Schaffhausen believes the townhouse project violates local and state laws, but a city spokeswoman denies that.
"The City's internal Boards and staff follow guidelines, standards, and codes when making decisions about future development, including scheduling public hearings," said Colleen Roberts, spokeswoman for the city of New Bern. "These boards have spent months reviewing this application and evaluating this project against those guidelines, standards, and codes."
New Bern's Board of Adjustment is expected to make a decision on the appeal Monday evening.
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Everyone loves fencing, right? Especially Olympic fencing, when the finest fencists (fencing term) from all over the world compete in a fence-off to see who has the best fence. This year's competition (or should I say compe-fence-tion) has been especially fierce, with emotions running high and -- occasionally -- someone celebrating prematurely.
On Wednesday, United States fencer Dagmara Wozniak met fence-to-fence with Tunisia's Azza Besbes in the Round of 16 in the women's individual sabre competition. The match (?) was a thrilling back-and-forth affair, with both fencepetitors fencing their hearts out.
At one point in the match, both Wozniak and Besbes thought they had scored a point (?) on the other. They were both pretty happy about it.
It is interesting in fencing to note how each player (?) has their own individual style. Celebration style, I mean Wozniak went for the Tim Lincecum-esque fist pump-and-yell, while Besbes opted for the Dave "The Animal" Batistia "I'M FIRIN MAH MACHINE GUNS"-and-scream.
The celebration technique from both was flawless, however. Check out this sabre waggle.
Finally, a judge had to come out and explain, no, that isn't how fencing works. You don't both get to win. Still, they had fun while it lasted. They were in complete unison!
On this day, I think we can agree that we are all winners.


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Dolphins lose final two match of North Florida Invitational
Sept. 3, 2005
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -
The Jacksonville volleyball team dropped its final two games of the North Florida Invitational on Saturday at Swisher Gymnasium.
The Dolphins (1-7) lost its opening match to Eastern Michigan 3-0 and followed with a 3-0 loss to Eastern Washington in the nightcap.
"I think we're all disappointed with the results of this weekend," said JU head coach Kevin Paul. "We were in every game this weekend and never were able to really take advantage of the opportunities before us. Eight matches in eight days is a tough and now we can rest and focus on getting better the rest of the season."
Against Eastern Michigan, the Dolphins had chances to win all three games. EMU (2-0) took game one 30-27, rallying from a 23-19 deficit to take the early lead.
In game two, Eastern Michigan jumped out to a six point lead early and never looked back, taking a 2-0 lead, 30-24.
Game three saw the Dolphins fight back and served to win the game twice, but the Eagles fought off both game points to seal the match with a 31-29 win.
Danielle Neville led the Dolphins with 12 kills, with Lindsey Ward and Eva Stoilova chipping in with 10 apiece. Erin Donivan dished out 46 assists with Alyssa Fowles leading the defense with 14 digs. Ward added a match-high five blocks for JU.
In the nightcap, Eastern Washington had a .403 hitting percentage along with eight blocks to stop JU, 3-0.
Eastern Washington (4-1) took the early lead in game one and cruised to a 30-19 win.
Game two began with the two teams trading points before Eastern Washington used a late surge to take the game, 30-24.
The final game was a see-saw affair that saw each team have the lead at five times. Once again, the Eagles offense proved to be to tough to tame as they sealed the match with a 30-27 win.
Joanna Silva's eight kills led the Dolphins, with Erin Donivan chipping in with eight digs and 28 assists.
Eastern Washington's Brittney Page had a match-high 16 kills for the Eagles.
With a hectic first week of the season behind them, the Dolphins prepare for the Denver Invitational next week. JU opens up with host Denver on Friday.


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The St. Louis Cardinals have seen plenty of San Francisco Giants right-hander Ryan Vogelsong.
In Game 2 of the National League Championship Series, Vogelsong pitched seven innings, and gave up only four hits and one run. The Giants won Game 2, 7-1.
In Game 6 of the National League Championship Series, Vogelsong pitched seven innings, and gave up only four hits and one run. The Giants won Game 6, 6-1.
There were some differences, though. For one, this time Vogelsong racked up nine strikeouts, one more than his previous career high. For another, the Giants had to win this game; lose it, and their season was over. But thanks largely to Vogelsong they won it, setting up a winner-take-all Game 7, scheduled for Monday night in San Francisco.
Meanwhile, Cardinals starter Chris Carpenter had a little symmetry going, too. In Game 2 of the NLCS, he went four innings, allowing five runs (two earned) on six hits and two walks. In Game 6 of the NLCS ... he had the exact same line.
Carpenter got into plenty of early trouble. With one out in the first inning, Marco Scutaro drew a walk, and went to third when Pablo Sandoval doubled to straightaway center field. And Scutaro scored the game's first run when Buster Posey grounded out to third base; David Freese thought about coming home to nail Scutaro, but couldn't get a good grip on the ball and instead threw out Posey at first base.
Things got worse for Carpenter in the second inning.
Brandon Belt led off with a triple off the right-field wall. After a strikeout, and with Vogelsong on deck, Carpenter gave Brandon Crawford an intentional free pass. Vogelsong spoiled the tactic, though; after squaring around for the apparent bunt, he pulled back the bat and poked a grounder toward shortstop, where Pete Kozma fumbled the ball, leaving all hands safe.
Carpenter recovered for a moment, striking out Ángel Pagán. But Marco Scutaro, as hot as anyone in this series, doubled home Crawford and Vogelsong, and then Pablo Sandoval snuck a ground-ball single into center field to score Scutaro. Carpenter retired Posey to end the inning, but four runs had scored. Three of those were unearned. The Cardinals have now given up 12 unearned runs in six games, a new National League Championship Series record.
The Giants wouldn't score again until they picked up a singleton in the eighth, but didn't need to. Vogelsong left after seven innings, but Jeremy Affeldt got two outs in the eighth, and then Santiago Casilla retired Allen Craig to end that frame. Sergio Romo came on the ninth, got Yadier Molina on a fly ball, struck out Freese, and got Daniel Descalso on an easy fly to center to end the game.
Which, by the way, marks the fifth straight postseason game the Giants needed to win, and did.
There's some talk about inclement weather Monday night. But whenever Game 7 is played, it will feature starting pitchers Matt Cain and Kyle Lohse. And for the winner, a trip to the World's Serious.


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By Ian Dipple Friday 10 January 2014 Updated: 10/01 10:08
HEALTH bosses say they are starting to win the battle against obesity after a fall in the number of ten and 11-year-olds classed as overweight or obese in Worcestershire for the first time.
But there are still almost 3,000 children in Reception and Year 6 across the county that are an unhealthy weight and in Redditch in particular the figures are on the rise.
Since 2006 school children aged four to five and ten to 11-years-old are weighed annually as part of the National Childhood Measurement Programme. Tackling childhood obesity is crucial as evidence shows overweight children tend to go on to become obese adults. Overall obesity is costing the county's NHS an estimated £80million a year.
Figures released for 2012/13 show 23 per cent of the 5,785 Reception class children measured in Worcestershire were obese or overweight, the lowest level since the programme started. Almost 32 per cent out of 5,096 Year 6 children were classed as overweight or obese, a drop of almost two per cent on the previous 12 months.
In Redditch the picture is less positive where 32.6 per cent - or 273 - ten and 11-year-olds in 2012/13 were measured as obese and overweight, a slight rise on the previous 12 months but down from 36.8 per cent in 2010/11.
In Reception year the number of obese and overweight children rose to 23.1 per cent, some 239 of the 1,036 children measured.
Coun Marcus Hart, responsible for health and well-being on Worcestershire County Council and head of the county's health and well-being board, said the results suggested the message about healthy eating and exercise for children was starting to have an impact.
"This new data shows recent trends, which would mean 60 per cent of men and 50 per cent of women in the UK will be obese by 2050, can be reversed. We cannot however, underestimate the enormity of this task," he said.
"The board are committed to enabling people to take responsibility for their own and their family's weight, to eat healthily and take regular exercise.
"We believe we can make a real difference for the future, and these most recent figures suggest that the tide is starting to turn, in the right direction."
He added a range of work was taking place across the county to encourage healthy weight including an increase in government funding to improve sport and physical education provision in primary schools, the creation of a new county cycling strategy and more health walks as well as efforts to ensure companies provided a healthy workplace for staff.
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Lingo was preceded in death by her parents, Pascal and Irene Neal; her husband, W.G. Campbell; and son, Dr. William G. Campbell Jr. She is survived by her husband, Johnny Thompson of Haleyville; daughter-in-law, Chelly Campbell; and granddaughters, Annaliese Victoria and Karina Isabel Campbell; and her brother, Jimmy Neal of Arley.
Mrs. Thompson was a member of the N.E.A., A.E.A. and W.C.E.A. She was also a member of Delta Kappa Gamma for many years. She was an active member of First Baptist Church of Haleyville for 48 years.
Lingo touched the lives of countless people in Winston County. She was a wonderful teacher, administrator, story teller and friend to all. Haleyville will not be the same without her. Her influence will be felt for years to come in this community .
Visitation will be today, Jan. 5, 2013, from 1 until 3 p.m. at Pinkard Funeral Home in Haleyville. Funeral service will be at 3 p.m. at the funeral home with Dr. T.B. Stringfellow and Dr. Jim Cooley officiating. Entombment will follow at Winston Memorial Mausoleum.
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Stay at Blue Skies and be minutes away from Rodney Bay Marina, shops, night clubs, banks, supermarkets, exquisite beaches, and award winning restaurants.
Our self-catering apartment is modern and comfortable with fully equipped kitchens, air-conditioning, internet and multijet showers. You can relax by our newly built 28 ft pool with waterfall by day and sip something cool as you luxuriate in our spa pool by night.
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Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale - Whiskey Barrel-Aged - Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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Reviews by Aaron_Ramson:
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
12-16-2012 17:59:46 | More by Aaron_Ramson
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North Carolina
4.28/5 rDev +3.1%
Maybe I shouldn't have drank this two hours before the U-M vs Indianer game,whoo it knocked me back a little.Poured into an oversized wine glass a deep burgundy with a nice tight one finger white head atop,great rich clarity.Big hop resins mixed with toasted oak in the nose,as it warms whiskey gets bigger and bigger.The whiskey barrel is really big on the palate but the powerful hops acts as a counter balance wich doesn't happen much with barrel aged beers,vanilla and dark fruit round out the flavor profile.This is a deeply consentrated flavorful beer,the hops are HUGE for something that has sat for a year,but the aging makes it complex to the hilt.Thanks to Roger at Bestway for hookin me up this,it was a pleasure to drink...to say the least.
02-03-2013 00:42:00 | More by oberon
3.7/5 rDev -10.8%
Thanks to Jeff for cracking this one open and sharing, saved me from having to search the city for it. Pours a murky, deep-amber color, nearly copper and almost on the verge of being called raw sienna. The light-tan head settles rather quickly and leaves very spotting lacing on the edges of my glass.
Light whiskey and bourbon on the nose - more standout-ish on its own, rather than integrated into the rest of the aromas. Slight wood and oak with some sweet plums, crispy burnt vanilla, and brown sugar. It's hard to remember how similar this is to the regular Bigfoot, but I believe this one packs a more powerful punch. Of course, that's to be expected, given the whiskey barrel aging and all.
The taste is full of brown sugar and an underlying bourbon heat that starts off on the smaller side, but crescendos throughout the sip and actually becomes quite hot. Sweet figs and dates which tasted like they were soaked in a bourbon bath for years. The malt provides a huge caramel and molasses backbone which becomes washed out a bit by the booze and fruits.
This one is also quite hoppy, and if I recall correctly, the original Bigfoot had a nice hop profile to it as well. They seem even a bit stronger, here. Ashy and leafy, providing a small amount of bitterness to the aftertaste, which is largely dominated by boozy dark fruits and wet wood. Thick body all around with a slick and sticky mouth feel, medium carbonation.
A nice addition to regular Bigfoot, although the whiskey barrel aging made this one quite hot and somewhat difficult to easily drink. Hopefully this one will become more readily available, because I'd like to pick up a few more and age them to see if it blunts the heat a little. Thanks again to Jeff for this one.
02-10-2013 23:52:31 | More by tectactoe
New York
4.71/5 rDev +13.5%
A: A light copper with good clarity. The head is persistant and made of creamy tan bubbles that leave a light lacing on the glass. The alcohol shows some legs but mostly coating the glass in sheets.
S: There was an inviting aroma of burnt sugar that hit my nose when poped the cork, down in the glass there is a strong aroma of oak and malt. The oak mostly brings cinnamon, coconut and whiskey notes while the rich barley wine malt brings smells of sweetness, burnt sugar, red cherries and raisins. There isn't any noticeable hops but a smooth, moderate alcohol aroma.
T: Cherries, oak, a toffee-like malt sweetness and moderately-strong hops bitterness dominate the flavor with some alcohol making it's presence clear in the middle. Moderate whiskey flavors as well. There is a good amount of hops bitterness but an almost equal amount of sweetness making for a balance that is about even with a finish that manages to be sweet while having a lingering hops bitterness.
M: A Creamy, medium-full bodied beer with a moderate carbonation. Fairly strong alcohol warmth without being unpleasant or solventy.
O: I'd use this as a classic example of style for an oak aged beer as the barrel aging of strong yet the Barleywine flavors are clear and the overall flavors are balance and complementary.
02-22-2013 01:57:44 | More by MadScientist
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
07-12-2014 15:42:36 | More by SanFranJake
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
07-16-2013 03:31:32 | More by supa0525
5/5 rDev +20.5%
04-14-2013 04:25:12 | More by bulldogg915
New York
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
03-07-2014 22:11:44 | More by pengs68
New Hampshire
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
02-09-2014 00:50:24 | More by JakerLou
4/5 rDev -3.6%
03-16-2013 19:42:02 | More by Jason
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
03-27-2013 05:13:16 | More by Lofreqwave
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
05-24-2013 20:53:44 | More by JitsuBrew
New York
4.19/5 rDev +1%
750ml cork and caged bottle a little above fridge temp. "2013 expedition"
Pours out a deep orange/ brown color, cloudy, almost murky. Big off white almost light tan colored head that shows very good retention and lacing.
A very woody aroma from both woody hops and old barrel wood. Carmalized malts, A bit of seaweed and whiskey booziness.
Bitter hops and sweet malt balance each other nicely. Not as bitter as regular Bigfoot, but a hell of a lot sweeter which I'd suspect comes from both the barrel itself and the time spent in the barrel. Caramel, burnt sugar like malts with maybe a slight hint of almost raisin bread. A nice whiskey barrel flavor but not quite as boozey as some BA beers tend to be. Woody, slightly piney like hops and slight hints of seaweed.
Thick and full bodied, even a bit more so than the original version.
A very good barleywine, spot on for what a BA barleywine should taste like, but still there are a lot of better examples out there that offer maybe a touch more complexity.
06-09-2013 02:16:47 | More by dogfishandi
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
07-25-2014 14:27:36 | More by warmbier804
4.54/5 rDev +9.4%
A: Pours a reddish-brown with a dense creamy head. Lots of lacing.
S: Fruity and malty with a noticable bourbon presence.
T: Big flavor. The same old familiar hoppy Bigfoot taste but with a strong taste the evolves from potent bourbon to a soft and complex vanilla flavor as your palate adjusts.
M: Big, thick, and silky smooth with light carbonation.
D: There are many beers that don't do well with bourbon aging. This isn't one of them. If you like Bigfoot, then you should buy copius amounts of this if given the chance.
03-04-2013 06:37:06 | More by Mertzy81
4.39/5 rDev +5.8%
A: Poured into my CCB snifter this brew pours a really nice red hue with an off white head the quickly dissipates (the only flaw).
S. The aroma is complex. As it warms the whiskey stings your nose. The mault has lasted through the aging, notes of sweet caramel, the hops that are signature to SN are present, but tame.
T. The flavor is amazing. Smooth, whiskey flavors ( the good whiskey flavors). Caramel, notes of vanilla, raw burnt/spent whiskey barrels with SN hops mildly on the back of the pallet.
MF. For BA beers this brew has an excellent MF. This beer did not thin. Good carbonation, chewy mault backbone.
Overall, this is an excellent example of a classic beer becoming more iconic. To me its obvious the larger craft breweries (SN and SA) are struggling to stay pace with the more extreem, ever changing craft beer world. I recently have BA Ovilla, and it was awesome. I hope this becomes a year round brew.
03-19-2013 00:22:19 | More by TKEbeerman
4.26/5 rDev +2.7%
Orange pour, really impressive, looks more like a dipa than the somewhat brown tones of regular bigfoot. The significant jump from 9.6% to 12.2% also makes me think that it might just be a stronger base batch, as thats a big jump from just being a in a bourbon barrel, but not impossible either. Anyways, orange pour, nice 1/3" white head on it, something you don't see every day with a barreled beer.
Good and complex aroma, obviously whiskey, maybe even some peat malt, oak, toffee, stayed away from hot alcohol sting. Even a little twinge of citrus to it.
Taste, the vanilla was much stronger than expected, but not a problem at all. Drank pretty easy. Usually, I like to either drink Bigfoot fresh, or after at least 3 years, the 2 years that this was aged made me worried it would be in an awkward teenage phase, but not at all. It is very different from fresh bigfoot, no doubt. But it is also different than 2 year old bigfoot, the barrel just really transforms this beer into something you don't (or didn't) associate with what I've come to know Bigfoot as since the mid90s.
Plenty of caramel still runs through the mouthfeel, but the hops are so far downplayed on the flavor list, you still can't believe this is Bigfoot. Its robust and strong, I don't want to say "boozy" but this is never going to be mistaken for a session ale either. I was pretty impressed, and I'm sure I'll save a bottle or two to drink in 2020 or whatnot down the road.
02-11-2013 17:55:49 | More by Beerandraiderfan
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
03-20-2013 02:02:03 | More by tlacott1
3.85/5 rDev -7.2%
A - Hazy brown with orange hints. Light carbonation sits on the sides of the glass.
S - Light brown sugar, orange zest, malty, light dark fruit, light oak
T - Malty, lots of bourbon, light brown sugar, alcoholic, and oak, A light hop presence on the back end. The booze and the hop presence make it have a lingering bitterness.
M - Medium body with light hoppy bitterness on the backend that gives it a slight astringent bite
T - Tastes like Bigfoot with a bit of barrel to it. I was surprised my how hoppy this still was given the BA timing. It also was still really boozy and could probably use some time to mellow out.
07-16-2013 21:39:01 | More by jeonseh
4.41/5 rDev +6.3%
A sexy beer. I am not good at colors, but I'll do my best to describe the appearance. Held to the light, it is ruby red, with a fair amount of translucence. When not in the light, it reminds me of a scotch ale. Are dark brownish mahogany, with red hints, fairly murky. Lovely tan lacing that never fades.
Aroma has hints of regular Bigfoot. Some of the citrus and pine hops, but far more subtle. Plenty of oak and vanilla, maybe some molasses. Some booze noticeable but not too much. Overall malty, sweet goodness. More mellow than I expected.
It is still pretty hoppy. Definitely has mellowed after a year in the barrel, but the hops are still prevalent. This is a good thing, as I love the hop profile of Bigfoot. Perfect combination of citrus, pine, and hop sweetness. The malt profile surrounding the hops is also Bigfoot-esque, but richer, and a bit harsher, but in a good way. Hard to pick out individual flavors with so much going on. Obviously the oak/vanilla is prominent. The bottle label says "rich burnt sugar...toasted coconut and raisins." Not sure about the last two, but definitely the burnt sweetness. There is some kind of lingering fruitiness in the finish that I like. I really like that the whiskey booziness is distinct but not overwhelming. Adds another layer of complexity rather than merely burning alcohol.
Rather creamy, lingers for a while...nice.
While it was not exactly what I was expecting, it was still very enjoyable. Perhaps it is the Boltcutter effect, but I thought that BA Bigfoot would be an all out flavor assault and completely lacking in subtlety. Far from it, this beer was rather mellow and never overpowering. The flavor of the whiskey barrel rather than the intensity and the heat was most noticeable. I like what SN did with this. I hope they continue with this annual release.
03-01-2013 06:02:20 | More by hctap00
4/5 rDev -3.6%
08-06-2013 06:13:11 | More by kevwcamp
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -9.6%
03-09-2013 23:09:22 | More by acurtis
4/5 rDev -3.6%
04-03-2013 16:26:47 | More by Nickqb7
New York
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
08-25-2013 15:19:38 | More by r0nyn
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
03-06-2013 01:38:08 | More by Eduk8traz
Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale - Whiskey Barrel-Aged from Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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The pictures of four of five suspects in Sunday night's shooting of three teens in Goshen look more like sophomore yearbook photos than mug shots. We wish they were.
But Goshen police have charged the four teenagers with very serious adult felonies. A fifth teen, just 15-years-old, will go through the juvenile justice system and could also end up being tried as an adult. Collectively the teens face charges of attempted murder, criminal gang activity, assisting a criminal and conspiracy to commit murder.
Our local justice system will sort out the merits of the charges. Until then, what we are concerned with is how a few young people here in Goshen, and many more across the nation, use firearms to inflict violence on their communities.
This use of violence by teens to solve a problem or gain financially crosses all racial lines, genders and backgrounds. One thing all the young people who have been charged in the past all have in common is the conscious, thought-out decision to use violence to intimidate, to wound and to kill.
It's hard for the average, law-abiding Goshen resident to understand why these types of shootings occur in our ordinarily pleasant community. What makes a teenager decide to join with their friends and obtain a firearm and then drive down the street shooting bullets at other teens in an attempt to kill them? The logic of such short-sighted, dead-end acts always escape us.
What we do know is that young people caught up in violence most often end up being incarcerated for a very long time. The state of Indiana has severe penalties for shooting at someone, whether the perpetrator is a teenager or adult. Even if no one is killed, attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder charges carry penalties of incarceration of decades, perhaps as long as someone's lifetime. Is such a sentence in a prison in the company of thousands of convicted felons worth a few moments of bravado? We don't think so, but the heart of the local problem is that for some teenagers such acts are worth the consequences.
And that acceptance of violence by a small percentage of our young people is the problem our community is facing.
We think it is time to delve into this trend toward violence by too many of our young people. A community discussion is needed to first discover why such acts are occurring, and then determine what can be done to reach out to teens at risk of following a path to criminality.


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Audubon to lead birding tours at STA 1-East near WellingtonWednesday, January 4th, 2012
The Audubon Society of the Everglades will begin leading public bird-watching tours at Stormwater Treatment Area 1-East (off Flying Cow Road near Wellington) on Saturday, Jan. 7.
The tours are being organized through a collaboration of the Palm Beach County Audubon chapter and the South Florida Water Management District, which manages the man-made marshes to cleanse water flowing into the Everglades.
A similar partnership with Hendry-Glades Audubon has led to popular birding tours at STA-5, south of Clewiston.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Priceline's (PCLN) purchase of Kayak (KYAK) last week, reported by Bloomberg,, for $1.8 billion marked a milestone in travel's market evolution.
In the 1990s, using an online travel site was like visiting a travel agent. You told the software where you wanted to go and when; you got some times, prices, and airlines, then you chose.
Priceline's reverse auction blew up this model, and Kayak's shopping of various travel sites was the second verse in that song. As of Friday, Priceline was worth over $31 billion while Orbitz (OWW), the airline-based site it was once thought would monopolize the space, was worth just $235 million.
The same sort of thing is about to happen in payments, a much bigger industry. It won't be a straightforward price war, but the industry is about to be transformed nonetheless.Most attention is focused on mobile payments, partly due to Square's tie-up with Starbucks (SBUX), reported by our Chris Ciaccia last week . But the story doesn't start there. It starts with a court case, In re Payment Card Interchange Fee and Merchant Discount Antitrust Litigation, 05-md-01720, found on the SEC Web site, in which stores challenged the fixed credit card "swipe fees" charged by banks organized through Visa (V) and MasterCard (MA). Business Week writes that plaintiffs are fighting a proposed $7.25 billion settlement but the action has already moved to the marketplace. Square charges merchants either a flat fee of 2.75% of a credit transaction, or $275/month, and offers free tools for analyzing sales patterns. They've helped iPads replace cash registers at many small stores where I shop. Thanks to Square and its competitors, Girl Scouts, farm stands and garage sales are now taking credit cards, as ResourceNation notes. The complex routes by which banks, processors, and their re-sellers price credit card transactions, described here by Cardfellow, have given both big and small companies ample room for both financial and technical innovation. Google (GOOG) Checkout is offering on its Web site to process online merchants' card transactions for as little as 1.9% of sales over $100,000/month. Microsoft (MSFT) is preparing an all-out attack on the processing space with its Microsoft Wallet. LevelUp is willing to forego interchange fees altogether, Fast Company reports,, charging instead for managing customer acquisition and loyalty programs tied to its payment system.
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LIBERTY, W.Va (Tiersa Davis)-- A Putnam County man has been charged with sexually assaulting and impregnating a 13-year old girl.
Justin Mathew Vance, 28, of Liberty was charged with sexual assault in the first degree, according to a criminal complaint filed in Putnam Magistrate Court.
The Putnam County Sheriff's Department arrested Vance on Monday. The department said it began an investigation into the suspect in September 2013 after a complaint that he was in a relationship with a 13-year old girl. The victim was taken to a local hospital in January when it was confirmed she was pregnant.
Deputies said the suspect was staying at the victim's house, and the victim told them they slept on a couch together. Deputies said the victim has developmental learning difficulties.
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Virginia Tech was only four points down until Notre Dame ended the first half on a 15-1 run to take a 37-19 halftime lead, the fewest points allowed by the Irish in the first half this season. The Irish opened the second half with an 8-2 spurt to put the game away.
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|The Netrunner Team releases the first prototype of Netrunner SE 13.06.
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GREAT & thanks a lot to the Netrunner Team
Just let us change the Distribution now and let us go away from Canoncial; P L E A S E
Netrunner based on Debian testing sounds good to me
PCLinuxOS ^.^
That distro has it's own issues. I can't think of any technical reason why you would bother basing _another_ distro of a one man effort that is highly personal to that dev.
BTW Solus OS 2 is promising a very interesting use of the PiSi packaging system (borrowed from the defunct Parsix Linux distro).
I've come to a pragmatic decision to prefer KDE/Qt over Gnome/GTK based distro's. From what I can see KDE have their shit together much better for desktop users IMHO.
Kissing you for support SolusOS 2 and PiSi, they are the most promising GTK Distro in my Sense now:
I agree with you, what belongs about the the PCLinuxOS Issues, its just, that i am pretty sure, its still a better Base than Ubuntu and i fear, that the Netrunner People will stay on the 32 Bit Support:
Chakra GNU/Linux is the qt/KDE Pendant to SolusOS 2 and offers to a new Base, build up from Scratch and a modern Package Manager: They are just available for the x86_64 Architecture…
Currently its pacman, and Akabei, its Successor, rise up in the next Months: Since it use too PKGBUILD, its very easy to pack with it, at least so easy as with PiSi
Thanks a lot for your Contribution Dude. ^-^
Canonical inclusion of non free binaries in kernels, fonts tweaks, other non free codecs etc & other desktop user friendly inclusions are just a few things I can think of quickly that make it an ideal _base_ for a distro.
Going back to Debian or other 'politically correct' distro's just make everything harder for the end user.
Why would you want Linux to be difficult/time consuming/PITA?
Very sensible & worthwhile modifications. Should be the standard ISO really.
Thunderbird? WHY!?
KDE SC sports an *awesome* mail client, KMail, that have built-in support for GPG (aka encrypted email).
Furthermore, KMail perfectly fits with system's notify subsystem as it is part of the whole KDE SC.
Kudos for bringing in this 'Stealth Edition' but you guys should review your criteria for choosing the software you ship.
1)Because it's cross platform.
Many of us want/need to move back & forth from Linux to Mac to Windows machines in the course of our work/leisure.
2) Because it's highly functional with all its plugins & extensions.
3) Because It's mature stable software.
Kmail has been a l-o-n-g time coming to a point in being a preferable email client replacement.
Same reasons I stick to Firefox while the fashionista's all swoon about Chrome.
Maybe want to consider vpn support (openvpn) if not already included
maybe provide a vpn service for Netrunner users
Strike a deal with LastPass to allow you to include the non binary firefox plugin with Netrunner
Some sort of sandboxing built in
Truecrypt pre-installed and configured as boot daemon (Kali linux is the only distro i've tried that does this)
disable ip forwarding, make the user enable it if it is really nessecary
Just throwing out a few ideas to implement.
Has OSS been considered for the sound backend of Netrunner? I know Alsa was chosen for compatibility over pulse but OSS I think has superior sound.
See http://insanecoding.blogspot.com/2009/06/state-of-sound-in-linux-not-so-sorry.html for a very intresting comparitive analasys between the backends.
Any options to upgrade from 12.12?
Recién instalé y configuré Netrunner 13.06 en una netbook y ahora me fijé en este prototipo, me gustaría probarlo pero le tendría que instalar Skype.
¿Como puedo hacer un update a esta versión?
¿Tengo que hacer de nuevo una instalación limpia?
Bajé la versión SE de 64 y en modo LIVE no pude navegar por Firefox.
¿Cómo se puede probar antes de instalar?
Interesting NETRUNNER SE, but this will be a distribution other than to download an update or will the existing 13.06
What is the next step for this release?
The project was abandoned?
Why is Kopete not used as the messenger? It fits KDE better and it supports OTR natively.
Will there be Netrunner SE 13.12?
kopete is deprecated and it's successor ktp (kde telepathy).
Since SE was a prototype there probably will be not updated every release cycle, but maybe after we switch to KDE Plasma 2 in 14.12.
is there a command that updates from normal netrunner 13.6 to se without having to reinstall from scratch?
simple answer: unfortunately no.


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Eleanor Smith uses peanut butter and banana to give this breakfast staple a kid-pleasing twist. "I call it 'Lightning Flash French Toat'," she writes from Hot Springs Village, Arkansas.
- 1/4 cup peanut butter
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- Spread peanut butter on two slices of bread. Top with banana slices and remaining bread. In a shallow bowl, whisk the eggs, milk, cinnamon and vanilla. Dip both sides of sandwiches into egg mixture.
- In a large skillet, melt butter over medium heat; grill sandwiches on both sides until golden brown. Serve with honey if desired. Yield: 2 servings.
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Polk beats HHS, clinches WHC share
Mon. May 05, 2014 at 10:59 p.m. | By Joey Millwood
Hendersonville's Sidney Hafner, left, Polk County's Ashley Love fight over a ball on Monday night.
COLUMBUS — Polk County coach Lennox "Rock" Charles was doing cartwheels on Monday night.
He had a good reason. Thanks to Ashley Love's goal after a pinpoint pass from Ellese Cash with just 1:42 left in the match, his Lady Wolverines beat rival Hendersonville 1-0 to clinch a share of the Western Highlands Conference championship.
So as his girls sat in a circle, he wrapped up his postgame chat and did a couple of cartwheels that sent the victorious soccer players into a fit of laughter.
Just moments earlier, however, those smiles were fixed intently on a conference foe in what seemed to be an endless battle of tug-of-war.
The Lady Bearcats — who had beaten Polk and Owen once already — had a shot at winning the conference title outright with a win over Polk and then a follow-up win over Avery on Wednesday night.
With so much at stake, the two conference rivals locked horns on Monday night in an intense, physical battle that looked as though it was heading for overtime as neither team could penetrate the other's defense.
As usual, the Lady Bearcats' midfield and defenders were suffocating. There weren't many holes for the Lady Wolverines to pass the ball around.
"They put so much pressure on you in the middle," Charles said. "It was tough to do."
Neither team got many good shots off in the first half, but the second half was a different story.
"We played more aggressive in the second half," Hendersonville coach Freddie Oviedo said. "We stayed on it."
Hendersonville had two prime opportunities late in the second half. With 11:21, Shannon Reeves sent a sailing shot towards to goal from the left side of the field that hit off the crossbar and the Lady Wolverines were able to clear. Then, with 7:05 left in the game, Marrieta Melendez caught a corner kick on her head that bounced off Polk's goalkeeper Kara Overholt. The Lady Bearcats got a rebound shot, but Polk's Jamie Greene cleared it after that.
On the flip side, the Lady Bearcats marked Cash all night. The speedy forward wasn't able to get too many breaks or looks at the goal.
With less than two minutes to play, however, Cash broke to the right side of the goal using her speed to escape the defense. Hendersonville keeper, Madison Gold, was coming right at her. Cash sent a shot just over Gold's fingertips towards the front of the goal where Love was standing all alone. Love, without hesitation, sent the ball into the back of the wide open net with 1:42 left on the clock.
"I didn't expect for it to be that perfect," Love said. "That was just a perfect pass."
That play, Charles said, was a perfect illustration of what can happen for the Lady Wolverines when they can use their speed.
"Anytime (a team) messes up, we're going to be dangerous," Charles said.
The Lady Wolverines have now forced at least a two-way tie with Owen. The Lady Bearcats still have to play Avery on Wednesday to clinch their share of the title. A win over Avery would make Polk, Hendersonville and Owen 10-2 in conference play. How the playoff seeding will be determined is yet to be determined, both coaches said. It's not as clear cut with three teams involved versus just two teams.
Hendersonville will host Avery at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Polk's final game of the regular season will be at Chapman (S.C.) at 7 p.m.


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Food was horrible. I have never been on a cruise where the food has been so bad. Even in the Crown restaurant it was not up to standards I am familiar with . Not to mention it took 4 days before I got a waiter to give mac and cheese to my grandson. Although EVERYONE on board said asking for mac and cheese was no problem no one seemed to be able to get it for us. Our first night in the Michelangelo dining room they said they didn't even have a kids menu! Finally the next night we got a kids menu. it wasn't until the fourth night we ate in Michelangelo and had a waiter named Wotold who managed to get us mac and cheese. Every night after that we made sure we sat at his table as he seemed to be the only competent waiter.
The coffee in the Horizon was all water! We love a good cup of coffee in the morning. It was the pits. But in the evening the coffee was fine in the Michelangelo so why couldn't be the same in the Horizon.
New year's eve was a major disappointment. They did not offer complimentary champagne. You had to buy a bottle if you wanted a glass of champagne at midnight. We have been on other cruise lines for new Year's and always was given a glass of champagne. The evening activities on New Years was terrible. Your choice was the top deck with the band and the activities group leading in line dancing or the inside piazza with balloons dropping. That was it!
As i said this was the worst cruise ever!


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|4-H Camp Palmer pool fundraiser under way
|Saturday, June 15, 2013 12:48 AM
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The Friends of Camp Palmer are sponsoring a drawing for a new pool. Each 4-H camp week throughout the summer, there will be a drawing for a $500 winner at lunch time of the first full day of camp. The first drawing took place on June 13, during Fulton County 4-H Camp. Other drawing dates are noon on June 18, June 22, June 27, July 1, July 6, July 10, July 15, July 19. The drawings will be videotaped and the videos will be placed on the Camp Palmer Facebook page.
Allen, Auglaize, Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Paulding, Putnam, Van Wert, Williams and Wood County 4-H are selling tickets and Friends of Camp Palmer have extra to sell. You can also call 4-H Camp Palmer at (419) 237-2247 to buy tickets. You must be 18 years of age to participate and you do not need to be present to win.
Plans for state permit for the new camp pool are being finalized. The new pool will be built by 2014 or 2015.