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In game 1, Naber jumped out to a 9-4 lead in the 1st. They were up 12-5, only to have DJs catch them in the 5th, 13-13. Naber scored two in the bottom of the 5th and held on for the win.
In game 2, Naber broke open a 1-1 ball game in the 3rd with a 6-run rally. Up 6-4 in the 5th, DJs scored seven before the game was over and would have tied Naber, but Naber posted a 4-run 5th to secure the win.
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Where does time go? It seems as if it was just yesterday that I was hanging on to my mama's hand and walking down the sidewalks in downtown Van Wert.
As a little girl back in those days (and no we did not have horses and buggies), I remember of being in awe of the tall buildings, the candy counters in the stores, the smells coming from the local eateries, the soda fountains and the many downtown shoppers bustling and filling the streets.
To a child, this is like the earliest memory and maybe the biggest place they have seen. Memories of those times never go away, but time marches on.


text: The most rewarding shoot David has yet undertaken, and 10 weeks in the making, these photos follow his favourite season from the emeralds of August to the burning scarlets of November. One cold October day, on the number 17 bus to Leonardslee, a fellow traveller questioned the wisdom of visiting the gardens after their glorious spring season: "No point in visiting after May - it's just trees!" he spluttered incredulously. How right he was. And then some.


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Some motorists are speaking out on Sunday night, saying just how dangerous they believe the intersection of State Road 66 and University Parkway really is.
Those 14 News spoke to say they're upset that more hasn't been done in the past to make this intersection safer, and they're hoping something will now be done in light of Sunday morning's crash.
Drivers say the intersection of State Road 66 and University Parkway can be difficult to handle, since there is little visibility looking to the west. They also say there is just one stop sign at the intersection, which they believe is not enough to properly caution drivers.
Drivers also say they aren't surprised that this accident happened here, but that they are saddened that further precautionary measures weren't taken to possibly prevent it.
"I think this intersection demands, not necessarily a stoplight, but at least a caution light. Something that's incredibly visible. So, that people who are coming over that hill can actually, you know, see what's going on," driver Francesca Ball said.
When asked whether or not they believe the elderly age of the victim was a factor in Sunday's accident, drivers 14 News spoke to say they don't believe that matters, as they too have had close calls at this intersection.
We will have more driver reaction on this tonight on 14 News at 10.
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The BlackBerry Bold 9930 (and its 9900 brethren) is one of three new smartphones from RIM that run the new BlackBerry 7 OS. Of the three, (the other two being the Torch 9810 and the Torch 9850/9860), the Bold is by far the most traditional BlackBerry. It looks like what anyone would expect a smartphone from RIM to look like, with its large portrait keyboard and smallish display. Under the hood, RIM has packed the fastest chips and most memory of any BlackBerry to date. Is that enough? Will the improvements to the hardware and the new BlackBerry 7 OS do enough to win over those who have already left the platform or new smartphone buyers that have a multitude of options at their disposal?
While there are some really nice things with the Bold 9930, and it is honestly the best BlackBerry to date, being the best player on a losing team doesn't win you any trophies. The RIM faithful will absolutely love it, as performance is snappier than ever before, the keyboard is fantastic as always, and the build quality is top-notch. However, those smartphone buyers that may be looking at other offerings will likely pass over the Bold 9930 because of its dated OS, small screen, and inexplicably high price tag. Read on to find out what BlackBerry lovers will continue to love, and what everyone else will continue to pass over with the Bold 9930.
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Otley roads repair dates for Tour (From Wharfedale Observer)
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Otley roads repair dates for Tour
9:44am Friday 21st February 2014 in News
A batch of Tour de France-related road repairs will begin in Otley this weekend.
Six of the town's highways are being resurfaced in preparation for Saturday, July 5, when the famous race will pass through town.
The work will begin on Bondgate, between 7.30am and 3.30pm, on Sunday, February 23, and be completed there on Sunday, March 2.
The majority of the remainder is set to be carried out between Mondays and Thursdays – avoiding Fridays to prevent disrupting the market – between 9.30am and 3pm.
The afternoon finish time was brought forward at the request of Councillor Ryk Downes (Lib Dem, Otley & Yeadon).
He said: "I contacted highways and asked that the works be concluded at 3pm rather than 3.30pm each day to avoid school traffic.
"They have agreed to this."
The full timings are:
- Bondgate (Kirkgate – Crossgate) – Sunday, February 23, and Sunday, February 2, 7.30am to 5.30pm.
- A659 Bradford Road (Piper Lane – A660 Roundabout) – from Monday, February 24 to Monday, March 3 (no Friday working), 9.30am to 3pm.
- A659 Piper Lane (Ilkley Road – Bradford Road) – from Monday, February 24 to Tuesday, March 4 (no Friday working), 9.30am to 3pm.
- A659 Westgate (Kirkgate – Ilkley Road)– Wednesday, February 26, to Wednesday, March 5 (no Friday working), 9.30am to 3pm.
- A659 Cross Green (East Busk Lane – Boroughgate) – Monday, March 3, to Thursday, March 6 (no Friday working), 9.30am to 3pm.
- Billams Hill (Weston Lane – Bridge) – Monday, March 5, to Friday, March 14, 9.30am to 3pm.
Leeds City Council's highways department says the schedule has been planned to minimise disruption but is warning that bad weather could affect the dates.
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Mike Munchak, former Oilers/Titans Hall of Fame player and coach, has signed on to be the offensive line coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers instead of the Houston Texans.
According to Sports Talk 790's Lance Zierlein, there's "buzz" it could happen. What do Texans fans think about the idea of Mangenius being the next OC in Houston?
Could a Houston Oilers Hall of Fame offensive lineman (and ex-Titans head coach) be the Texans' next offensive line coach?
Now the enemy, Bruce Matthews speaks about his new gig as the OL coach of the Titans.
Reports indicate that Bruce Matthews will join the Titans as OL coach. More importantly, there's a good chance another face from the Texans' past will also join the TEN staff.
The Titans have confirmed that they will interview Houston assistant OL coach Bruce Matthews to be their OL coach.
What do Texans fans think of Bud Adams promoting Oilers legend Mike Munchak to head coach of the Titans?
With Mike Shanahan's hiring in Washington official, Kyle Shanahan is named offensive coordinator there, leaving the Texans without an OC.
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Pershore Town fall to fellow strugglers at home (From Tewkesbury Admag)
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Pershore Town fall to fellow strugglers at home
2:00pm Tuesday 1st April 2014 in Sport
FOURTH-from-bottom Pershore Town suffered a disappointing 1-0 home defeat to fellow strugglers Blackwood in the Midland Combination Premier Division.
A game of few chances saw Town's Mark Owen head wide in the first-half after good wing work from Zach Blood.
Pershore keeper Matt Oliver made a couple of good saves but was beaten in the 75th minute when Blackwood striker Daniel Pitt stroked the ball home at the back post.
Town's best efforts in the second-half were a well-saved header from Adam Mclaughlin and Steve Webb's 25-yard volley which hit the bar.
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Los Angeles Angels staring pitcher Jered Weaver will start the 2011 All-Star Game for the American League, according to Victor Rojas:
Jered Weaver's been told he's starting All Star Game for American League. Congrats to the big man.
It was a tight race, but Weaver's impressive 1.86 ERA was probably the deciding factor. That, and the fact that Justin Verlander, James Shields, Felix Hernandez, and Dan Haren are all pitching on Sunday, making them ineligible for the All-Star Game under new rules. So, really, it was between Weaver, Mariano Rivera, and Sergio Mitre. After careful consideration, Ron Washington went with the pitcher that has flummoxed his Rangers over the years.
Weaver is the first Angel to start the All-Star game since Mark Langston in 1993, though that was for the California Angels. Weaver will be the first Angel to start since the Angels spiritually moved to Los Angeles of California.
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Bryan students intern their way to success
Will Jones, '14, walked into Career Services because he wasn't sure what he wanted to do with his life after graduation. With two majors – English and Politics and Government – he had options, but needed some direction. After meeting with career services staff, Will said he was given the opportunity to apply for an internship with the Tennessee State Legislature.
"Career Services directed me through the process of applying, and everyone was very helpful," said Will. "The director walked me through the steps I needed to take to apply – developing a working resume, gathering faculty recommendations, writing an essay, and putting together work experience."
After submitting his application, Will traveled to Nashville for a quick interview. He was later offered an internship in Sen. Ken Yager's office, where he'll do "whatever they throw my way," beginning January 2013. Will is currently a junior and is from Dayton, Tenn.


text: I dunno, Zig. The argument could be made that this particular honor could go to you for that remarkably insensitive and borderline cruel bullshit you pulled in the "Merry Christmas FSUers!" thread last month. Danceronice thinks depression is stupid and useless and you think Christmas is stupid and useless. So is a comment only insensitive, offensive and stupid if it offends you personally? Sorry about all that crap you put yourself through last night. I think you are a nice guy at the bottom of it all and I sincerely wish that one day you will be able to break through all the bullshit that is holding you back in life. If you have not yet read it may I suggest the novel "Demian" by Hermann Hesse? Back to Demi, at least she is getting help before she started hitting the Redi-Whip cans.


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I had a chance to watch the new Disney animated flick that is a return to the hand-drawn wonderment that built the Mouse House. 'The Princess and the Frog' is a new take on the classic fairytale that the frog will turn into a prince when kissed by a princess. It's an amazingly well animated film with lots of sequences that just dazzle the eyes with colors and innovative animation. A true return to form for Disney.
So -- is the story and movie actually good? Yeah. It is a great story even though pretty straight to formula and is a good family flick that doesn't have any extra innuendo thrown in -- a true G rated film. This is truly a return to the early 90's frame of animation that produced such amazing flicks such as The Lion King, Aladdin, and The Little Mermaid. I am quite thrilled with this flick after taking a night to think about it. I wasn't sure if what I saw on the screen was as good as the newest Pixar efforts such as Up, but after giving it much thought -- The Princess and the Frog is indeed up there. It doesn't touch the emotional part of Pixar films but it does indeed provide a great time with some traditional Disney singing moments which has been sorely missed by at least me. I loved the singing in movies such as The Lion King. LOVED IT! And this new flick manages to throw in quite a few songs, unfortunately none of them are as amazing as songs from the older flicks such as Be Our Guest, Can You Feel the Love Tonight, or A Whole New World.
Overall, the film has a great story, AMAZING animation, wonderful songs, family friendly entertainment and is a fun time at the movies. I highly recommend this new film!
Well, that's the review for Princess, but I've also got a ton of other things going on that I might just mention -
First -- Divine Productions is hosting Santa on December 14th for kids to get their pictures taken. We are started pics with Santa at 7pm, so please call to get a time to show up. Divine will also be doing free regular sessions during the day.
Second -- Divine Productions is sponsoring the First Night event on New Year's Eve and will be having a dance with free entrance as long as you have a BUTTON (sold at Game On, Divine Productions, and Spotlight Studios) and a screening of the cult classic flick ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW at the Fox Theatre. The screening of Rocky Horror will start just after midnight so you can celebrate the New Year and then come and enjoy Rocky Horror. Tickets are only $2 with your button and we plan on starting the film at 12:30AM.
Third -- Spotlight Studios will hold our first recital with a special Christmas show on December 20th at 7:00pm at the Fox Theatre. Tickets are $2 and anyone can come!
Thanks for reading and make sure you go check out 'The Princess and the Frog' at Cinema 3 -- opens today, Friday December 11th.
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---- — The opening of the new Walmart superstore and several other retailers is a boost for Derry's Route 28/Manchester Road expansion project. Now is the time for town leaders to press their advantage and try to attract more development in the area.
New retail development was one of the major goals of the Route 28 widening project. Town leaders hoped the improved infrastructure would lure new businesses to the Manchester Road/Ashleigh Drive area.
Mega-retailer Walmart opted to expand and yesterday opened its new superstore at 11 Ashleigh Drive. The new store has 300 employees and features an expanded grocery section with more produce, frozen foods and a bakery. Inside the store is a Subway shop and a Service Credit Union branch.
The old Walmart at 30 Manchester Road was sold to discount retailer Ocean State Job Lot and will close after the new store opens.
Town planners worked with Walmart representatives over the past year to be sure the new store had a New Hampshire feel. Planners asked the company to incorporate native materials in its design, including New Hampshire granite for the building's exterior facade.
"I think people are very excited," store manager Corey Skinner told reporter Julie Huss.
In addition to the new Walmart, several new retailers have opened along the expanded highway.
The Pinkerton Place plaza at 17 Manchester Road is home to Panera Bread, Goodwill and Woof Meow Family Pet Center. The Panera restaurant opened in July.
Known for its artisan bread, the bakery-cafe is open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The location also features a drive-through option for takeout orders, an outdoor seating area, a fireplace and free Wi-Fi.
The restaurant offers a full catering menu. The menu features antibiotic-free chicken, whole grain bread, organic and all-natural ingredients. At the end of each business day, Panera Bread donates all unsold bread and baked goods to local food pantries and soup kitchens.
The expansion of Route 28/Manchester Road is proceeding on schedule, helped by favorable weather throughout the summer. The project, which involves the widening of Route 28 from the intersection of Tsienneto up past Ashleigh Drive is scheduled to be completed in November.
"We are on budget and on schedule," Public Works Director Mike Fowler said in August. "Things have gone very well."
The Route 28 expansion has been a major economic development initiative for Derry. Good progress has been made so far. Town leaders must strive to keep the momentum going and continue to bring new businesses into the area.
That isn't easy to do with the economy struggling to make any headway out of the recession. But success breeds success. The opening of new businesses such as Walmart, Panera, Goodwill and Woof Meow Pet Center along the revamped roadway can be the town's strongest selling point.
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Parking: Street parking. Easy. The store is on the north end of the town of Lakeport (on the west shore of Clearlake) on the main drag.
Notes: This natural food store/vegan cafe is run by Adventists and is only open Mon-Fri (NOT weekends). Vegan salads, soups, & sandwiches, and vegan veggie burgers. The "Nature's Bounty Burger" is on a sprouted wheat bun, and the burger is made from home-made whole wheat, brown rice, and veg patty. Comes with vegan ranch spread, lettuce, tomato, arugua. Chips & salsa included for $5.99. Other items are the "Salad Sandwich" and "Sunflower Cheese" sandwich. They serve smoothies, salads, soups with cornmeal focaccia bread. They serve as much organic as possible, including fresh juices. They also bake vegan cookies daily and have other vegan treats as well.
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Although the match began at least somewhat promisingly for Arsenal, who managed to give the visitors a bit of a scare when Theo Walcott burst down the left wing and earned a corner kick which error-prone goalkeeper Manuel Neuer made a mess of. And then... well, things went downhill.
Bayern Munich possess an astonishing array of attacking talent, but perhaps the most impressive is 23-year-old Toni Kroos. And it was Kroos who opened the scoring seven minutes in, when the visitors overloaded the right side to allow Thomas Müller to send a cross to the top of the box. Aaron Ramsey lunged for a block but couldn't reach it, and Kroos met the delivery with a lovely 20-yard effort which bounced off the Emirates turf and buried itself in the back of Wojciech Szczesny's net.
The visitors weren't done there, and Arsenal made life difficult for themselves by giving away free kicks in dangerous positions. Daniel van Buyten saw his overly elaborate free kick routine fail to come off but managed to earn his side a corner anyway thanks to some odd defending, while Bastian Schweinsteiger's effort, earned after an awful Per Mertesacker giveaway, was deflected behind for a goalkick.
With Arsenal notoriously vulnerable on set pieces, it seemed like only a matter of time before their rearguard was breached once more. Bayern produced an opening via the somewhat strange method of punting long to Javi Martínez, who beat the offside trap and forced Laurent Koscielny to concede a corner. And from said corner, the visitors went 2-0.
Szczesny was at least partially to blame. Van Buyten's near-post header was hit hard but right at the 22-year-old keeper, and although Szczesny managed to stop the shot he failed to keep it out of the danger zone, virtually dropping it on Müller's toes. The surprised, off-balance midfielder reacted quickly, prodding the loose ball into the roof of the net for a second away goal.
A visibly frustrated Arsenal side took out their rage on Bayern's players. Bacary Sagna went into the book for a nasty foul on Kroos, and he was soon joined by Mikel Arteta as the former Everton man scythed down Mario Mandzukic on the Gunners' left.
There were some faint signs of hope, however. Mertesacker had a shot blocked, as did Theo Walcott a few minutes later, and there was good news when Schweinsteiger picked up a booking that will rule him out of the next leg for a foul on Ramsey, although a cynic might suspect he was deliberately picking up the card to reset his count. And the halftime score could have been worse -- Mandzukic should have put the visitors 3-0 up when he met Philipp Lahm's excellent delivery only to nod just wide of the post.
The Gunners began the second half with plenty of intent, and they managed to get back into the game thanks to a bizarre Lukas Podolski goal which saw the Germany international win a corner kick by deflecting Santi Cazorla's shot wide and nod home the set piece when Neuer opted to run around in circles underneath it for no reason after calling his own defenders off.
Bayern looked fairly confused at having conceded, but the goal seemed to further invigorate Arsenal and it no longer seemed wholly out of the question that they could get something out of the tie. But the visitors were still incredibly dangerous, and Szczesny was forced to save well from Kroos before Martínez hit a free header just over.
Arjen Robben was then thrown into the fray by Jupp Heynckes, and his first action saw him drift offside when it looked like Kroos would find him clean through on goal. His second was to force Podolski into a foul, one that earned the goalscorer a booking, and Ramsey got one as well when he hacked down Müller on the edge of the box. Fortunately for the Welshman, Schweinsteiger's subsequent effort was hit well high.
Arsenal were getting half-chances too, with the impressive Jack Wilshere and Podolski getting chances to drive into the box only for the former to lose control and the latter to shoot well wide. Then came the big opportunity. Tomas Rosicky sprayed a clever ball out wide, and Walcott's cross was met by substitute Olivier Giroud in the centre. The excellent work, however, was ruined by his shot, which was hit hard but straight at Neuer -- the goalkeeper wouldn't have been able to keep that shot out even if he'd wanted to.
And then Bayern struck again. Robben managed to get himself isolated in the centre against erstwhile left back Thomas Vermaelen, and the winger was able to find Lahm on the overlap. The subsequent cross was met by some tangle of Mandzukic and Sagna at the back post, and the ball looped over a helpless Szczesny and dropped into the back of the net in what seemed like slow motion.
Down 3-1, Arsenal didn't give up. Wilshere immediately drew another save out of Neuer, although like Giroud before him he directed his vicious effort straight at the goalkeeper when he should have done better. But the visitors were clearly the better side, and Mario Gomez very nearly made it four when his deflection forced a flying save from Szczesny before the striker blasted the rebound high and wide.
It seems unlikely that Bayern will regret Gomez's miss. After an uneventful three minutes of injury time, the Germans came away from the Emirates with an emphatic and thoroughly deserved win. Up by two with three away goals, they're all but through to the quarterfinals.
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PLATTSBURGH — Verizon Wireless has announced the official launch of its 4G LTE network in the greater Plattsburgh area.
That includes along the Intertstate 87 corridor north to exit 40 and south to just before exit 35.
John O'Malley, Verizon Wireless public-relations manager for the Upstate New York region, said the company started to activate some 4G LTE sites in June. They now have almost all of the sites in the greater Plattsburgh area in service.
"4G LTE is where the industry is headed," he said.
O'Malley said the newest versions of devices such as smartphones, tablets and wireless modems are 4G LTE compatible. It allows access to data transmission and reception at speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G networks for a more robust wireless experience.
Countless new applications in development will also benefit from the faster speeds, he said.
The company had to convert the cell sites to accommodate the new service. That included new hardware, antennas, radios and software, as well as approval of the respective landlords or regulatory agencies.
Verizon Wireless will continue to expand its 4G LTE network, O'Malley said. Any place that is currently in the Verizon wireless service area will eventually have access to 4G LTE service.
"What you see today is just the beginning of what our 4G LTE service will be up there (in the North Country)," he said. "It's going to be an ongoing process over the next several months."
Verizon first started to offer the service in December 2010. It has activated more than 370 sites across Upstate New York in 2013 and now has more than 1,140 sites on the air in that region.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants players adopted "See you tomorrow" as one of their postseason rallying cries. That is, they urged each other to keep winning so they could prolong their time as teammates. It fit nicely with the team's six consecutive elimination-game victories in the National League Division Series and NL Championship Series.But nobody said anything about "see you next year." The Giants have few potential free agents who truly concern them. But the World Series champions still have some weighty personnel issues to consider as they enter the offseason. Namely: Marco Scutaro: The second baseman proved essential to the club's success, as his Most Valuable Player distinction in the NLCS demonstrated. He also will be 37 next season. Senior vice president and general manager Brian Sabean must decide whether Scutaro can contribute for at least another year, or if he's a breakdown waiting to happen. Most likely, they'll forge a deal with Scutaro, whose salary demands probably won't be overly excessive. Moreover, he was simply too integral a part of the team, on and off the field, to lose. Angel Pagan: Here's a subject for considerable debate. The center fielder had what could be considered his best all-around season in 2012. To what extent was this driven by his impending free agency? Or, as many observers agree, did Pagan capitalize on reaching full maturity as a ballplayer and being in an environment that encouraged him to succeed? Regardless, in a free-agent market that's widely regarded as thin on talent, Pagan will be a highly sought commodity. He's expected to command in excess of $10 million annually on a multiyear contract. The Giants must decide whether Pagan is truly worth that figure or if they can live with overpaying him. Jeremy Affeldt: Some other team -- possibly several of them -- will be prepared to give Affeldt a multiyear contract with an annual value exceeding the $5 million he earned this season. Saddled with a ballooning payroll, the Giants have to try to economize somewhere. Do they save a few million by allowing Affeldt to walk and entrusting his role to Jose Mijares? Or do they top all offers for Affeldt and watch the payroll skyrocket further? If the Giants could repeat the offseason following their 2010 title, they might have tried more aggressively to upgrade themselves in the outfield and first base instead of bringing everybody back -- which, in fairness, is the inclination that grips most championship clubs in any sport (they also shouldn't have signed shortstop Miguel Tejada, but that's another story). Wiser for having endured that experience, the Giants should be prepared to make tough choices where necessary -- that is, let popular and productive players walk -- if they have a chance to grab a skilled alternative. Expect Sabean to sample the free-agent market as much as he deems necessary. Sabean has long favored obtaining players through this avenue, calling it a "clean" method of acquisition since it doesn't cost him any players off his roster. Contract issues
Free agents: Scutaro, Pagan, Affeldt, OF Melky Cabrera, 1B Aubrey Huff, RHP Guillermo Mota, OF Xavier Nady, 2B Freddy Sanchez, INF Ryan Theriot, RHP Brad Penny Eligible for arbitration: C Buster Posey, INF Joaquin Arias, RHP Sergio Romo, OF Gregor Blanco, INF Emmanuel Burriss, C Eli Whiteside, RHP Brian Wilson, RHP Santiago Casilla, LHP Mijares. Club options: Huff ($2 million). Areas of need
Outfield: Unless the Giants keep Pagan and ignore Blanco's tendency to endure prolonged slumps, the Giants will need one -- and possibly two -- additional players. In a perfect world, Gary Brown would be ready to ascend from the Minors and become the center fielder. But the 2010 first-round pick is expected to need at least one more year of seasoning in the Giants' farm system. Bullpen: The Giants won't need an overhaul, even if Affeldt departs. They'll just need another live arm to provide depth and give them a different look. Closer: If the Giants have an opportunity to acquire a proven closer, they might feel tempted to make a move. Wilson's recovery from Tommy John surgery makes him a question mark, and Romo has never closed full-time. Starting pitcher: Sounds crazy, doesn't it? But the Giants have no depth in this area, and left-hander Eric Surkamp will be attempting to regain his effectiveness after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Adding a candidate to occupy a fourth- or fifth-starter's role to generate competition and provide an alternative would strengthen the club.
2013 payroll
San Francisco's payroll has increased significantly during each of its four consecutive winning seasons. The Giants don't mind spending if it helps insure on-field success. They'll shed approximately $30 million by no longer having to pay the likes of Aaron Rowand, Huff and Sanchez, but they're responsible for around $15 million in guaranteed raises for Matt Cain ($5 million), Tim Lincecum ($4 million), Pablo Sandoval ($2.5 million) and others.
Arbitration-eligible players such as Posey, Hunter Pence and Romo can anticipate significant raises, too. Expect this year's payroll of approximately $130 million to rise, but not soar astronomically.
Chris Haft is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Holiday, FL — Irene Churas Zoulias, 96, of Holiday, Fla., and Plymouth, N.H., died on October 3, 2013, after a brief illness at Carroll Hospice Dove House. Born on June 26, 1917, in Franklin, N.H., she was the daughter of Athan Churas and Urania Gekas Churas. She was predeceased by her husband of 57 years, George C. Zoulias; sisters, Dorothy Smith of Windsor, Conn., Lillian Fradette of Lawrence, Mass.; and brother, Frank Churas of Manchester, N.H.
Mrs. Zoulias was a devoted wife, mother, homemaker, talented seamstress, outstanding cook, educator, and volunteer. Upon graduation from Plymouth State College, she taught at Lincoln and Bristol high schools. She and her husband spent many happy retirement years in Florida. She loved being on the go, and traveled extensively throughout the United States, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Africa. She belonged to several civic organizations and was a member of St. George Greek Orthodox Church in New Port Richey, Fla. Family meant everything to her, and she will be remembered by all who knew her as a very thoughtful, caring and giving person.
Survivors include her children and their spouses, Charles G. and Christine Zoulias, of Manchester, Nicholas G. and Jeanne Zoulias of Westminster, Md., Andrew P. and Deborah Zoulias of Frederick, Md., and Maria Czop, of Kittery, Maine; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
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Francisco Liriano's no-hitter on Tuesday night sparked a broad range of reactions, from jubilation in Minnesota to heavy disappointment in Chicago. It was a surprising no-hitter: Liriano has struggled all year and was in danger of losing his spot in the rotation. With six walks, it was far from perfect, though the end result was still a no-hitter and Twins win over the White Sox.
White Sox fans were understandably bitter about the no-hitter and lamented the missed opportunities. Over at South Side Sox, Jim Margalus was quick to point out just how ugly and frustrating the no-hitter was.
The man who entered the game with a 9.13 ERA and his job on the line pitched a no-hitter, the first to achieve the feat against the Sox since Bret Saberhagen on Aug. 27, 1991. And he didn't even have the courtesy to look good doing it.
Twins fans, on the other hand, were pleased with both the no-hitter and win. Twinkie Town, SB Nation's Twins blog, was thrilled with the team's first no-hitter since 1999, though it came in an unexpected way from a pitcher fighting to keep his spot in the rotation.
With perhaps his rotation spot on the line, Francisco Liriano came up HUGE tonight in Chicago. Before the game, I noted that Liriano needed to get the walks under control, and the offense needed to get back on track. Neither of these happened, but this is still a game many of us will never forget, as Liriano no-hit the White Sox, despite walking six batters and a fourth inning Jason Kubel home run being the only offense on the night
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Patterson broke three bones in his neck when he dove into Euharlee Creek in Rockmart earlier this month. He battled a number of medical complications in the days that followed.
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Neal says they have a plan in place to keep things running smoothly.
"I'm convinced that we have a great team. There's a team in place," Neal says. "Having six months, clearly is going to help in our transition, making sure, as the mayor said earlier, that the things that he's focused on perhaps gets a little more urgency, to keep moving things forward while he's here."
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A Letter from That One Ugly Concrete Building on Campus
I know what you think of me. I hear your little nicknames for me: "The Fortress," "The Cubes," "The Bloc," "Castle Grayskull." I see the way the tour guides make little jokes and usher away prospective students before anyone can look at me too long. Well, you fuckers don't know balls about shit.
What? You spend thirty minutes in one art history class and suddenly you think you're Frank Fucking Gehry? You have no idea what you're talking about. You couldn't tell a Gothic building from Bauhaus if you had your head shoved right up its buttresses. Sorry? What was that? Something about me looking boring? Gosh, I guess it's hard to hear you with your mouth full of Johnny Ive's minimalist cock. But hey, I don't take it personally. Because I know this isn't about me; it's about you.
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What Has Changed Since Freshman Year?
Tar Heel hatred needs to end in this country!
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See what each year of college looks like
What Everyone is Bringing to Your Freshman Hall [Click to continue reading]
Roommate Trolling Opportunity Not Missed
Looks like it's going to be a fun year for Willie's roommate.
Freshmen With Massive Backpacks
You really need to bulk up before you try and sneak a full keg into class.
Guy Fucks Shit Up Freshman Year
Just one of many valuable lessons you'll get in college.
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Freshman Orientation Icebreakers
"Well, now that we all know each other, may we never speak of this again."
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If College Was A Zoo (Click to see more)
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Glitter Cup Prank
It'll take those guys hours to remove all the glitter. Now's a good time to pop in the "Glitter" DVD featuring Mariah Carey.
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20 Things You'll Regret Doing in College
13. Taking all of those stupid electives freshman year -
Freshman year was full of terrible plans. There's that haphazard attempt at running for class president, the trip you took to see that band that's no longer cool, and a lifetime membership to the Greater New England Erotic Puzzle Club. But out of all the stupid ideas, wasting all of your electives on your first year of college is the worst. After all, they're the only reason you had time to do those other dumb things in the first place.
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20 Things You'll Regret Doing in College
8. Wearing That Hat - The only statement you're making by wearing a newsboy cap around campus is that you have absolutely no idea what looks good on top of your head. That, and you noticed your hairline was receding EXTRA! EXTRA! fast. There isn't one person, who doesn't already own a newsboy cap themselves, that will take a gander at your new gear and say, "Now that is one dapper individual." And if they do, it's because they're either making fun of you or one trip to the vintage shop away from making the same mistake you did. Hats are for keeping heads warm and keeping a lid on the occasional bad hair day, not ruining social lives.
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Week of March 4, 2013
School of Dentistry Expansion
Construction work for the approximately 45,000 square foot addition to the School of Dentistry building started on September 4, 2012. Consisting of a lower level, first and second floors, the expansion will give the school the opportunity to increase its graduating class size to 100 students per year. the expansion includes a clinic housing 24 operatories, a larger faculty practice clinic, additional classroom space and a research lab. The expansion will also allow for the existing simulation lab to be expanded by 24 stations to accommodate additional students. The expanded simulation lab and group clinic will open for fall semester 2013.
Demolition photos
Aerial Photos
Engineering Hall Visualization Lab
Engineering Hall – Visualization Lab
The approximately $1million visualization lab will be constructed in Engineering Hall during the summer of 2013. The Visualization Labe will be a facility to be used by members of the entire Marquette University community to (1) demonstrate how visualization technology can be used in learning, research, and industry, (2) teach the theory rooted in this technology, and (3) create technologically advantageous visualization content.
Historic Core Buildings Projects
University to invest in renovating three historic core campus buildings
The university will use this academic year to begin the renovation of the three buildings that make up the campus historic core – Johnston Hall, Marquette Hall and Sensenbrenner Hall. The Facilities Master Planning Committee, which is made up of faculty, students and staff, has reviewed the maintenance needs on campus and identified these three buildings as requiring infrastructure upgrades, maintenance and renovations.
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It's not that the poor don't think enough about money, or the busy about their time — it's that they think about it too much. Shafir likes to cite a survey the researchers did at Boston's South Station. They asked arriving train passengers what the starting fare is on Boston taxis. Rich travelers take more cabs than poor ones, but low-income respondents were much more likely to know what it costs to take a cab, because in thinking about the decision between taking a cab or a bus, a couple of dollars one way or another really matters. This attentiveness ensures that they have enough cash to finish the day, but all of these immediate distractions — deciding whether to buy a muffin or some other minor indulgences; comparison shopping cereal brands; calculating and recalculating expected expenses against a dwindling bank balance — threatens to leave no mental space to consider the bigger picture of managing finances for the long-term. (The time-scarce similarly expend so much effort dealing with the minutiae of getting through the day that they fail to think about making their lives less harried and more productive in the future.)
Mullainathan, Shafir, and a number of other researchers have been running lab experiments to understand the impact of time pressures on decision-making. Together with University of Chicago psychologist Anuj Shah, they ran a lab experiment based on the old game show Family Feud, using Princeton undergraduates as their subjects. "Contestants" were asked to name items that belong to categories like "Things Barbie could auction off if she needed money fast." The responses were a matter of subjective judgment rather than fact; the "right" answers were those that had been most popular among 100 random Americans who were surveyed prior to the "show." For example, the answer "Barbie's dream car" earns 35 points because 35 out of the 100 people had offered that as an answer. The contestants were given only a few seconds to come up with a set of answers. But some experienced more scarcity than others: "Rich" ones had more time for each round than "poor" ones.


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Research Update - December 2006
From the Chair, Medical & Scientific Advisory Council, Philip L. Cohen, MD
Every year, the Arthritis Foundation awards the Lee C. Howley Prize to recognize an outstanding contribution to research that represents a major advance in the understanding, treatment or prevention of arthritis and rheumatic diseases. The 2006 recipient of this honor is Gary S. Firestein, MD, of the University of California, San Diego. Gary began his investigations into the pathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis in the 1980s. His innovative work led to fundamental changes in the way scientists understand inflammation and treat rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
It was in a landmark review article published in 1990 (see Identifying Cytokines in Rheumatoid Arthritis) that Gary identified three proinflammatory cytokines, IL-1, TNF-α and IL-6, as potential targets of therapy. That article gave visibility to this idea on which he and a few other groups were focused. The concept initially was met with considerable animosity and derision by the rheumatology community. But the combined work of these few labs started the revolution in anti-cytokine therapy – a revolution that led to the development of etanercept, adalimumab, infliximab and anakinra.
Gary continued to delve into the whys and hows of RA and wrote an article in 1997 that has been described as "provocative and original." In that paper, he identified genetic mutations in synovial cells affected by RA – mutations that could alter the expression of cytokines. (See Mutations in Tumor Suppressor Gene in RA Synovium) for a summary of that paper.
In the mid-1990s, and continuing today, his team seeks to identify the role of MAP kinases in RA inflammation. In the article summarized in JNK Linked to Joint Destruction in RA, originally published in 2001, Gary and his team showed that inhibition of a particular MAP kinase called JNK could successfully treat arthritis in an animal model.
Gary received his first Arthritis Foundation grant in 1996. He was awarded a 2-year Biomedical Sciences Grant (BSG) that provided $75,000 per year; in 1999 he received a 3-year BSG for $90,000 per year. In 2006 he was awarded an Innovative Research Grant (IRG) for $100,000 per year for 2 years. The focus of his IRG is demonstrating how the central nervous system regulates inflammation in the joints. A summary of his recent work can be found in the Central Nervous System Regulation of Inflammation article.
When you talk to Gary about his accomplishments, he is always quick to point out that he does not work alone. "Of course it was a group effort involving many very talented people, especially my mentor Dr. Nathan Zvaifler and, more recently, my close collaborator David Boyle," he says. He likewise praises the postdoctoral fellows and junior investigators he has mentored over the years.
I had the opportunity to catch up with one of Gary's previous colleagues who has gone on to establish his own research lab at the University of Rochester in New York. Edward M. Schwarz, PhD, received a Postdoctoral Fellowship grant from the Arthritis Foundation in 1994–96 and worked in Dr. Firestein's lab during that time. "Dr. Firestein was a great mentor to me when I was a postdoctoral fellow at the Salk Institute working in a molecular biology lab. He introduced me to the mouse models of arthritis that I still work on today. More importantly, he continued to mentor me after I started my own lab 2,500 miles away. His mentorship enabled me to get my first National Institutes of Health grant." Of his Arthritis Foundation fellowship, he says "it steered me toward translational research. I learned how to interact with rheumatologists during my postdoc, and now, along with my basic science research, I run clinical programs aimed at understanding the pathogenesis of disease in patients with arthritis." See Autoimmunity and Bone for a summary of the work that Dr. Schwarz is doing now in his own lab, thanks to the start he got from the Arthritis Foundation and Dr. Firestein.


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David Kamara, a three-star recruit out of Loganville (Ga.) Grayson High School, is no longer committed to the Clemson Tigers. This, per Hal McGranahan of the Scout network:
RT @hm_cutigers_com: 2013 Grayson HS [Loganville, Ga.] CB David Kamara is no longer committed to #Clemson— SB Nation Recruiting (@SBNRecruiting) November 13, 2012
Kamara originally committed to Clemson on June 13, around the time his teammate Robert Nkemdiche, the top-ranked player in the country, did so. Nkemdiche has since decommitted and most believe he will head to Ole Miss.
Over the summer, there was much chatter about Nkemdiche securing Clemson offers for several of his Grayson teammates. Kamara was one of the players named, though some believe that Clemson would have likely offered him had he not been a teammate of Nkemdiche. Kamara visited Ole Miss over the weekend with Nkemdiche:
"I'm looking for best team for me and the best place for me," Kamara said. "Ole Miss is up there. ...They want me a lot. They need some help in the secondary. They want me to come in and contribute as soon as I step on campus. They said I could really help in the secondary."
As of Tuesday night, one Nkemdiche teammate, running back Wayne Gallman, is still committed to Clemson.
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Some listeners might already be familiar with this amazing true story of survival during World War II. But even armed with the general knowledge of Jan Baalsrud's escape from the Nazis into Arctic Norway after a failed sabotage operation, nothing compares to listening to this incredible tale as it unfolds moment by moment.
Peter Altshuler performs the diligently researched Defiant Courage with a keen ear not only for Norwegian names but also for texturizing and adding life to a story. Not that the story needs much embellishment. At one point in his escape, Baalsrud had been buried under an avalanche, had amputated nine of his toes, and was snow blind. His unlikely survival remains one of the great stories of World War II.
In late March of 1943, four commandos arrive in northern Norway with a mission of establishing a base for sabotage operations. Before they can unload their cutter, they are betrayed, as a German Schnell boat arrives and turns the quiet fjord into a battle zone. Only one man, Jan Baalsrud, surrvives the attack. This is the story of his perilous journey to freedom.
Wounded, the dauntless soldier swims icy fjord waters, climbs snow-laden granite peaks, endures violent snowstorms and is hurled off a mountain by an avalanche. Fleeing the Gestapo and battling the harsh Arctic cold, Jan suffers snowblindness and frostbite. Though he possesses raw courage and an iron will, they are not enough to deliver him all the way to neutral Sweden and safety.
The people of northern Norway's Troms district step forward to assist Jan. Selflessly defying Nazi dictates, more than 60 people risk their lives to help the fugitive commando.
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Howard County
Thursday, 2:28 a.m., police arrested Harry E. Young, 19, 1500 block of West Markland Avenue, at that residence, on a body attachment warrant.
Thursday, 11:30 a.m., deputies arrested Victor McClatchey, 37, 2400 block of Burning Tree Lane, 120 E. Mulberry St., on a warrant for a parole violation.
Thursday, 2:45 p.m., police arrested a 17-year-old male at Kokomo High School, 2501 S. Berkley Road, on a charge of possession of a controlled substance.
Thursday, 3:48 p.m., police arrested Daniel B. Scales, 47, 2900 block of Citrus Lake Drive, at U.S. 31 and Jefferson Street, on charges of possession of cocaine and dealing in cocaine in excess of 3 grams with a 1,000 feet of a school.
Thursday, 3:50 p.m., deputies arrested William Bramlett, 43, 1000 block of South Jay Street, at the Howard County jail, on a warrant out of Michigan.
Thursday, 6:10 p.m., police arrested a 14-year-old female at the Robert J. Kinsey Youth Center, 701 S. Berkley Road, on a runaway charge.
Friday, 4:33 a.m., police arrested Victor V. Levine Jr., 21, 600 block of North Berkley Road, at 298 S. 00 East-West, on a warrant for petition to revoke.
Tuesday, 10:22 p.m., the theft of a hand-held safe valued at $100 was reported from the 2300 block of West Jefferson Street.
Wednesday, 12:53 a.m., the theft of a TV valued at $400 was reported during a burglary in the 600 block of South Market Street.
Wednesday, 2:24 a.m., the theft of cash was reported from the 2300 block of North Delphos Street.


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Key West was very nice, Ocho Rios was a filthy place where we felt threatened with every turn....and Grand Caymen was OK.
The FREEDOM needs to be overhauled....it is looking very tired! Our SPA cabins were quite nice but were directly under the Serenity Deck where people could look down on our balcony (which was not covered) and the "Chair movers" started before the sun came up, dragging and dropping them directly overhead! Cruising used to be a time of ELEGANCE and Pampering....now it is just a "ship" sailing with nothing SPECIAL to do. No one dresses up, the food is mediocre, the ports are nothing but "tourist traps", the people obviously go just to gouge themselves on "endless" eating binges. I think we are CRUISED OUT!!??


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Book I: The Social Media Mix.
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Rare birds found in Ireland in past years on today's date - September 2nd:
Citrine Wagtail
Tacumshin Lake, Wexford, 2011.
2 birds
American Black Tern
Rahasane Turlough, Galway, 2007.
4th Irish Record
Citrine Wagtail
Ballycotton, Cork, 2004.
8th Irish Record
Booted Warbler
Ballycotton, Cork, 2004.
2nd Irish Record
Booted Warbler
Annagh Head, Mayo, 2004.
3rd Irish Record
Western Bonelli's Warbler
Great Saltee Island, Wexford, 1991.
Trapped. Considered to be the race bonelli
Wilson's Phalarope
Ballycotton, Cork, 1968.
4th Irish Record
Lough Errul, Cape Clear Island, Cork, 1965.
Greater Yellowlegs
Three Islets, Lough Neagh, Antrim, 1962.
5th Irish Record. 3rd NI Record
Western Bonelli's Warbler
Lighthouse Road, Cape Clear Island, Cork, 1961.
Trapped. Considered to be the race bonelli. 1st Irish Record
Icterine Warbler
Cape Clear Island, Cork, 1959.
7th Irish Record
Aquatic Warbler
Great Saltee Island, Wexford, 1958.
4th Irish Record
Icterine Warbler
Tuskar Rock, Wexford, 1914.
Picked up dead. 2nd Irish Record
First Records for
Today is 2nd September. The following first records for the Western Palearctic were found on this date:
Southern Giant Petrel
2nd September, 1991.
Adriatic Sea, At sea.
Seen from a ferry travelling between Greece and Ancona in Italy. An earlier record of a Giant Petrel off Ile d'Ouessant in November 1967 was not specifically identified
Brichetti, P. et al 1995. Comitato di Omologazione Italiano. Rivista Italiana di Ornitologia 65: 147-149
Undated Autumn Western Palearctic Records


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SEABROOK — Law enforcement authorities will conduct sobriety checkpoints in Seabrook during the week of July 15, according to a press release issued yesterday by the New Hampshire State Police.
According to State Police Troop A Commander, Lt. Christopher Vetter, the sobriety checkpoint is one of the most effective methods of detecting and apprehending the impaired driver and is being employed because of increasing incidents of drinking and driving in the state.
"A review of records has shown that the use of alcohol by individuals who operate motor vehicles has resulted in an alarming number of deaths and personal injury accidents," Vetter wrote in the press release. "Therefore, in an effort to maintain safe roads in Seabrook, ....Troop A, along with the Seabrook Police Department and the Rockingham County Sheriff's Department, will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint. New Hampshire has some of the most aggressive laws in the country to fight the intoxicated driver and the law enforcement community will use those tools to their full extent."
The program, which is approved by the N.H. Highway Safety Agency and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, provides federal highway safety funds to support the cost of conducting this checkpoint.
In order to conduct the checkpoint, the State Police, in cooperation with the Seabrook Police and the Rockingham County Sheriff's Department, applied for and were granted a superior court petition.


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A new breakthrough in DNA testing could now help solve nearly unsolvable cases.
At the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, a handful of analysts like Stephanie Schrayer spend countless hours cracking cases through DNA.
Now, breakthrough technology called the "Y-STR" test could be the key in solving once un-solvable cases.
"It enables us to get a DNA profile on samples where it was difficult to determine," Schrayer said.
Here's how it works:
The test, which is used in crimes involving a female victim and male suspect, ignores the female DNA and reveals only the male DNA.
"Before we had this test, the results that we got with the regular DNA testing were really all we could do," Schrayer said.
Southwest Florida law enforcement agencies haven't taken advantage of this testing yet, but police in Tampa have.
"Anytime you have DNA- it adds to the case. It doesn't lie- someone can't come back down the line and say they didn't mean to make that confession," Andre Davis, Tampa Police Department.
In 2011, Tampa detectives say William Gibbons met a woman at a bar. They hit it off, and then left together.
"The victim and the suspect- they had been out together for the evening- they went back to the park where they were continuing to drink and he said something that upset her," Davis said.
There was a fight, and officers say Gibbons eventually strangled her.
"He struggled with her and choked her, she died at the scene," Davis said.
Even though detectives say gibbons confessed to the crime, they wanted more evidence to back up their case.
"Her own blood was present on her neck and i had swabs from her neck," Stephanie Schrayer, FDLE Analyst.
Because Gibbons' DNA was mixed with the victim's, there wasn't enough of it to ID him through the standard DNA testing.
So Schraver re-tested it with the new Y-STR method, and got a hit.
"This testing is what enabled me to do that," Schrayer said.
Gibbons is now charged with 2nd degree murder.
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text: I note with interest that the series 60 foto viewer displays wmf (drawing) files that i had exported from autocad. Zooming and turning work, but after 3 or 4 zooms, there is a message that the memory is full (or too small) Has anyone any experience with this? This seems to be an interesting application.


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To me "carrying 19 people" would include the passengers and the crew (pilot, co-pilot etc). "Carrying 19 people" would just be the passengers and then you would need to add the crew, so there would probably have been about 22 people on board.
This could well have been a plane carrying 16 tourists but the plane crashed carrying 19 people.
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