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Before training camp, Vernon Davis told the assembled media that he saw eye to eye with Mike Singletary on the coach's no-fighting policy. "I agree with him. I don't think we should be fighting. There's no time for that," said Davis, who added that Singletary's new policy is that when someone fights, everyone runs. Davis, however, couldn't keep his cool this afternoon, getting into a brief tussle with outside linebacker Marques Harris, whom he accused of holding. Singletary, who famously banished Davis during a game last season, took Davis aside and spoke to him for three minutes. After that, Singletary made the whole team run as promised. The punishment: the width of the field, 12 times. It was the first fight of camp.
Maybe there was something in the air that affliced Davis. After all, it was a weird day. First, the morning practice began in a pouring rain, a first for an August training camp, according to the old timers who cover the team. Midway through practice, a television helicopter showed up and started hovering close to the practice fields. It was there for hours filming dolphins that got trapped in a nearby slough. Strange day, indeed.
Meanwhile, on the field, Alex Smith led the first-team offense, throwing mostly short and intermediate passes today. His first attempt, over the middle to Josh Morgan, was picked off by linebacker Takeo Spikes. Smith later tried to hit Morgan on the same route - about 15 yards across the middle - and the pass was broken up by cornerback Allen Rossum. Those were Smith's only incompletions. He went 5 of 7.
Hill went 6 of 7 working with the second-team offense. His only incompletion came on his final throw, a toss to tight end Joe Jon Finely, who didn't know the ball was coming. Finley didn't look up and the ball fell to the ground.
Best catch of training camp? Let me set the stage for you. I was standing on the second row of the bleachers while the receivers and cornerbacks were doing their one-on-one pass coverage drills. The bleachers begin about 10 yards from the sideline of the practice field. During one drill, Alex Smith fired a pass toward the sideline that I swear was coming right at me. I thought Smith was throwing the ball away. I raised my hands to catch the pass, and just as I did Dominique Zeigler rose up, snagged the ball with one hand and came down with it with one hand. Zeigler must have grabbed the ball at 10-plus feet. Alas, he came down with only one foot in bounds.
Lots of injury news. Josh Morgan suffered a neck strain when he tangled with Nate Clements in the one-on-one drills and came down on the back of his head. Five minutes later, he was back running routes ... Tight end Delanie Walker suffered a concussion yesterday and did not practice today ... Ricky Jean-Francois was back at practice, as was fullback Moran Norris ... Tarell Bown (toe), Patrick Willis (ankle) and Jay Moore (finger) were out ... Justin Smith and Marvel Smith were given a vet's morning off. ... I wouldn't worry about Willis. He seems spry while working with trainers, and maybe it's not such a bad thing that he misses the most brutal part of training camp.
Given the day's earlier news, I thought it might be fun to revisit a Q&A I had with Michael Crabtree on May 25. The salient answers come at the end.
Q: Do you have a better read now on when you can start running around on your foot?
MC: Not at all. I just know I'll be ready for training camp.
Q: Are you able to do the full routine in the weight room?
MC: I do everything everybody else does except run.
Q: What was it like hearing Jerry Rice (on Wednesday)? What was his message to the team?
MC: He always has basically the same points every time I meet with him - talking about elevating your game and getting better, really powerful points. (Rice visited with Crabtree prior to the draft in the Dallas area).
Q: During practices, do you watch the player who is playing your position?
MC: I watch everybody. Right now, I'm just trying to learn the offense. That's what I'm doing right now, so ...
Q: Do you watch Josh Morgan more than the other players?
MC: Yeah, Josh is playing X and Z. Whoever's in the X, that's the spot I'm watching. I've got to get that down first.
Q: The team has signed three draft picks already. Do you want to get your contract completed so you can report on time?
MC: I'm just waiting on whatever, man. Right now, I don't really have anything to say about doing that. As long as it gets done and I'm ready for training camp ...
Q: Is your goal to be on time for training camp?
MC: Oh yeah. No doubt.
-- Matt Barrows


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Gnome 2.20 Gnome 2.20 in detailOct 31, 2007
The new release of the GNU desktop spoils users for choice with a whole bunch of innovations.more »
KDE 4: Beta Four and RC1 of the Kitt Developer PlatformOct 31, 2007
The KDE development team has set itself beta goals as milestones en route to the first release candidate. An initial release candidate of the KDE 4.0 developer platform is now available along with the improved beta four.more »
Heading Down the Home Straight: KDE 4.0 Beta 3 ReleasedOct 18, 2007
The third beta release sees the KDE team freeze the development platform and includes further code clean-up work. The developers have concentrated on libraries since the second beta, but there are some more visible changes, too.more »
KDE 3.5.8 with BugfixesOct 16, 2007
The KDE project has just released version 3.5.8 of the Linux desktop fixing various bugs and enhancing a number of components.more »
E-Mobile Linux Platform by ARM and 6 PartnersOct 05, 2007
UK-based ARM is looking to develop a Linux platform for mobile devices in cooperation with six partners.more »
Compiz 0.6.0 improves multi screen supportOct 04, 2007
The new 0.6.0 version of the compositing window manager Compiz now supports multiple x-screens and has new plug-ins.more »
Foresight Linux with Gnome 2.20Sep 20, 2007
Foresight Linux can claim to be the first Linux distribution with the latest Gnome desktop: Foresight 1.4 has just been released with Gnome 2.20.more »
Login Vulnerability in KDE 3.3.0 through 3.5.7Sep 20, 2007
The KDE Display Manager (KDM) can be exploited to allow users to log in without a password. This would give users the ability to log in as other users or even root.more »
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS - Spring Leadership Lab is taking place 10AM-4PM on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 in Webb Center
During the LEADERSHIP lab, student leaders have the opportunity to select from informative sessions on many aspects of leadership development. These sessions provide students with the basic essentials that are needed to become successful and effective leaders.
SGA Budget and Finances: @ 11am, 2pm, 3pm
During this session you will learn how to submit your budget requests and points and standards via orgsync. (THIS SESSION IS REQUIRED FOR SGA FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS)
Officer Transition @1pm
Programming 101 @12pm, 3pm
Service Based Leadership @1pm
Recruitment & Membership Retention @2pm
Leaving Your Leadership Legacy @12pm
Using OrgSync to your Organization's Advantage @2pm, 3pm
& MORE! For details on all sessions see attached document.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ORGSYNC CALENDAR: https://orgsync.com/3698/calendar --> search for FEB 1 & click the LAB event(s) in YELLOW - then RSVP by clicking "attending" for each session you want to attend!
Any questions, feel free to contact me or stop by my office in OSAL.
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There is an "extra" on the DVD of the movie Bend It Like Beckham where the director, Gurinder Chadha, cooks aloo gobi with her mother and her aunt looking on and commenting. This short piece is worth watching even if you never plan to cook this dish, just to catch the wonderful mother, daughter, aunt interaction.
But, the dish is worth cooking and I gave it a go the other night following this recipe and it was killer, or as my friend George would say, "the bomb!"
Aloo Gobi (potaoes and cauliflower)
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
- 1 large onion, peeled and cut into small pieces
- Large bunch of fresh coriander, separated into stalks and leaves and roughly chopped
- Small green chilies, chopped into small pieces (be careful here)
- 1 large cauliflower, leaves removed and cut in large chunks
- 3 large potatoes, peeled and cut into even pieces or 6 small red
- 1 small can of diced tomatoes
- 1/8 cup fresh ginger
- fresh garlic, chopped (optional)
- 1 Teaspoon Cumin seeds
- 2 Teaspoons Turmeric
- 1 Teaspoon Salt
- 2 Teaspoons Garam Masala (or not if you don't have)
- Heat vegetable oil in a large saucepan
- Add the chopped onion and one tablespoon of cumin seeds to the oil
- Stir together and cook until onions become creamy, golden, and translucent
- Add chopped coriander stalks, two teaspoons of turmeric, and one teaspoon of salt
- Add chopped chilis (according to taste)
- Stir tomatoes into onion mixture
- Add ginger and garlic; mix thoroughly
- Add potatoes and cauliflower to the sauce, mix up well
- Cover and allow to simmer for twenty minutes (or until potatoes are cooked)
- Add two teaspoons of Garam Masala and stir
- Sprinkle chopped coriander leaves on top of the curry
- Turn off the heat, cover, and leave for as long as possible before serving
The kind and amount of chili you use will have a rather large effect on this dish. Start mild and work up to the desired mouth burn.
I plan to both use this as a side dish with meat and to add chicken to the recipe (tika aloo gobi?)
If you google "aloo gobi" there are enough recipies out there to sink a ship. The one above is a combination of my notes from the DVD and someone else's from online.


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Write a 1/2 page summary of the book and then tell me how music is part of the story. That is it! Then ------- Turn it in!!!!! If you haven't chosen a book yet, see the book list in the Shared Documents file. ( Extra Credit: 25 points for those reports turned in before Mid-term !)


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Cell charms are fun pieces of jewelry that dangle from a cellphone. This project is also a great way to use
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to make!
You will need: Straight pin, large bead (like this vintage owl), 2 small round beads of contrasting color,
mobile phone charm holder (available at select bead stores or online at craftzine.com/go/cellholder),
pliers, wire cutter, round-nose pliers
1. Beading
Take the straight pin and string the
beads, starting with a small round
bead, so that the 2 smaller beads
nest the larger one.
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2. Securing
Create a small loop approximately
½" before the top bead, using your
round-nose pliers to twist the wire of
the straight pin. Loop the wire twice
around the pin and top bead tightly.
Clip off the excess straight pin wire
with your wire cutter.
3. Connecting
Using both pliers, one in each hand,
hold the jump ring of the mobile phone
charm holder. Open the jump ring, with
one hand twisting toward you and the
other hand twisting away. Place
finished charm inside the jump ring
and close the ring securely.
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ISO New England's two-building campus is the first commercial corporate headquarters in New England to be awarded gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System™. This consensus-based program encourages and helps facilitate the design, construction, and operation of high-performance green buildings. The LEED™ program rates buildings according to a four-tier system—certified, silver, gold, platinum—evaluating key elements of human and environmental health, such as site sustainability, water and energy efficiency, materials use, indoor environmental quality, and other innovations.
ISO New England remodeled its existing facility and constructed an adjoining building in 2006 and 2007. LEED™ accredited designers and contractors developed the following features that earned the ISO campus gold-level certification.
Innovation and Exemplary Performance
- During construction and renovation, 96% of the waste materials from existing wall, floor, and roof elements were recycled, diverting 6,894 tons of construction waste from landfills.
- While only 5% recycled content was needed to earn LEED™ points, 16% of the building materials used—including 90% of the steel structure, aluminum parts, gypsum wallboard, irrigation pipe, sheet rock, ceiling tiles, carpet, glass, and pine bark mulch—were manufactured from recycled content.
- The roofs were covered with an Energy-star-rated material that reduces heat island effect
- A green housekeeping program was established. This involved developing a policy statement, generating a list of the cleaning materials to be used, and training workers.
- Renewable energy credits were purchased totaling more than 2 million kilowatt hours, or two years worth of the buildings' electricity consumption, to help avoid the production of carbon dioxide emissions by power plants.
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- Forty percent of the materials used in the construction and renovation project were manufactured within 500 miles of the project site.
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Injury collision on US 31E in Larue County
Date of News Release: 11/21/2011
(Elizabethtown, Ky.) - On November 21, 2011, at 3:07 pm EST, the Kentucky State Police Post in Elizabethtown investigated an injury accident on US31E, 7 miles north of Hodgenville (Larue County). A 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer, operated by Sharon D. Bush (age 56 of Elizabethtown, KY), was traveling north on US31E, when, for unknown reasons, the vehicle dropped off of the right shoulder of the roadway. Bush overcorrected left, lost control of her vehicle, and crossed the center line, striking a 2003 Ford Explorer, operated by Felipe Ramirez (age 21 of Hodgenville, KY), head-on. Sharon Bush suffered serious, but non-life-threatening injuries, and was transported to HardinMemorial Hospital by Larue County EMS. Felipe Ramirez also suffered serious, but non-life-threatening injuries, and was transported to University of Louisville Hospital by LarueCounty EMS. The investigation into this accident is ongoing.


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Like another insurgent army in the decisive battle of the Civil War outside town nearly 149 years ago, Rick Santorum did not break through the lines Tuesday, losing the Illinois Republican primary to Mitt Romney.
It is too soon, of course, to say how pivotal Illinois will be in deciding the fight for the 2012 GOP nomination, but Santorum clearly missed a needed chance to prove he could win in a state that was not tailor-made for him -- northern and industrial, dominated by moderate suburban and secular voters rather than rural evangelical ones.
"We won the areas that conservatives and Republicans populate," the former Pennsylvania senator told several hundred cheering supporters in the ballroom of the historic Gettysburg Hotel about the results in Illinois, where he won large swaths of territory outside the Chicago metropolitan area. "We're happy about that. We're happy about the delegates we're going to get, too."
Romney was poised to capture a majority of the 54 delegates at stake in Illinois. Because Santorum failed to meet all the ballot requirements in four of the state's 19 congressional districts, he was eligible to win only 44 delegates; his aides thought he was on track to get about half of them.
Santorum also said he was kicking off his campaign toward the April 24 primary in Pennsylvania, which he represented in Congress for 16 years -- and which now looks more important than ever as Romney widens his lead in delegates.
Perhaps it was appropriate that the lectern at Santorum's election-watch party at the Gettysburg was draped in black felt, like a funeral catafalque, considering the returns from Illinois. But the candidate's mood was upbeat as he addressed supporters beneath a Braveheart-themed banner that read, simply, "FREEDOM."
Hundreds thronged the square outside the hotel, both cheering and protesting Santorum. He planned to head Wednesday to Louisiana, campaigning ahead of that state's primary Saturday.
Santorum's campaign chose Gettysburg because it wanted to make an association with Abraham Lincoln, who proclaimed a "new birth of freedom" in his famous speech in November 1863 dedicating the cemetery for those fallen in the Battle of Gettysburg.
"We need somebody who's going to pull up government by the roots and throw it out and liberate the private sector," Santorum told supporters. He said that, unlike Romney, a former Wall Street banker, he did not have experience in high finance.
But he did grow up in a steel-producing valley in Western Pennsylvania.
"I learned everything about freedom and opportunity and hard work growing up with folks who worked in the mills and mines," Santorum said.
He has cast his ragtag campaign as a band of freedom fighters standing up for limited government. His chief argument: that Romney, whose Massachusetts health-care program served as a model for the national law pushed through by President Obama, would offer a poor contrast for conservative principles in the Nov. 6 election.
Some historians say Gettysburg was not exactly a good symbolic fit for such a message.
"Lincoln's outlook was the opposite of the antigovernment fundamentalism of Santorum," said historian Eric Foner, a Lincoln scholar from Columbia University.
"Lincoln favored government financing of infrastructure -- roads, canals, railroads, schools -- to create the conditions for economic growth, and even a protective tariff to shield American workers from low-wage competition overseas," Foner said. "Opposition to Obama's health-care law has nothing to do with freedom as Lincoln understood it."
Santorum has been running his campaign with a small inner circle, and it has struggled to scale up and organize as the fight has spread across the nation. On the positive side, that has kept his operation nimble, without its own polling or a staff bureaucracy that needs to sign off on every major decision.
But the Santorum campaign has been at times undisciplined. In recent weeks he allowed himself to be dragged into discussions about his personal moral opposition to birth control, and his belief that Obama is a "snob" for advocating that most American youths should go to college.
And last week, Santorum decided to spend two days campaigning in Puerto Rico, where he commited several gaffes -- including demanding that the Spanish-speaking island make English its exclusive official language as a precondition to becoming a state -- and won just 8 percent of the vote and zero delegates.
All the while, Romney was widening his lead in Illinois.
Then, on Monday, Santorum gave Romney's campaign an opening, saying he did not care about the unemployment rate.
"Doesn't matter to me. My campaign doesn't hinge on unemployment rates and growth rates," Santorum said in Illinois. "It's something more foundational that's going on."
In context, it was clear what Santorum meant, that the country's economic and other problems are inseparable from the need to preserve its founding ideals. But still, he was off message again -- exit polls showed that, as in every other state, the economy was foremost on Illinois voters' minds -- and Santorum had to spend the crucial final hours of the campaign in the Land of Lincoln explaining himself.
Staff writer Amy Worden contributed to this article.
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For my students, the year ended with a power outage, which resulted in school closing. It was certainly a memorable way to end the school year for all involved. Interestingly, the power outage brings out a number of issues that schools face today.
"Just raise the shades!" said one parent. A surprising number of people didn't understand or immediately agree with the decision to close the building. Besides some disagreement, a number of students were disappointed not to be able to go on scheduled field trips or partake in end-of-the-year festivities and traditions.
First, one issue that became very clear is the fact that our school infrastructure is very aged. Racine hasn't built a new school in almost 40 years. Could you imagine if a police officer showed up in a 1970 Ford Pinto with duct tape all over it? Several schools in Racine were built before the invention of the automobile. Imagine a firewagon coming to put out a fire or a horse-and-buggy rushing to take you to the hospital. Well, the aged infrastructure caught up to us on the last day. Power wasn't restored until the following week.
Second, when the power goes out, so do the phones, fire alarms, and the PA system. Imagine if a child slipped in the dark stairwell and a cell phone would have to be found to call a rescue squad. Or, of all days, what if there was a fire or evacuation required. Lawsuit! The law errs on the side of safety. The simple fact of having both the fire alarm and PA system down is enough to warrant a potential school closing. Interestingly, neither existed when the school was opened in 1899.
Finally, communication was very difficult. All phone calls home to parents came from the teacher's personal cell phones. Good thing we typically don't pay for each individual call anymore. Fortunately, we sold enough pretzels in the past few years that I was able to purchase some high-quality walkie talkie radios so some communication could take place from around the building. The fact is that the expectations for schools, including safety and security, don't reasonably match the funding.
With help from the PTA, school fundraising funds, and the personal resources of staff, a potentially crazy and dangerous day went fairly smoothly. Our parents were all able to pick up their children within an hour and a half of the early dismissal. No children were lost or unsafe in the shuffle. And while not all yearbooks got out or got signed and some of the traditional fun didn't happen, all students had a memorable and safe last day this year.
As we continuously cut resources for our public schools, the more challenging it will become to find creative ways to operate our schools in a way that meets expectations of parents and our community. It is easy to assume there is fat or waste, but a closer look will show there is a lot more bone exposed. Our expectations and mandates increase over time, but we forget what it costs to accommodate. Candles and cans with strings just won't cut it for the next time our buildings show their true age.


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10:00am Monday 12th November 2012 in Shakers Updates By Nick Jackson, business editor
THE Shakers continued to claw their way towards League One safety with their fourth win in five games which says much for Kevin Blackwell's new Gigg Lane regime.
Dominic Poleon got the final touch to steer Zac Thompson's 19th-minute shot past Pompey goalkeeper Mikkel Anderson in a stop-start first half.
And Poleon was in the thick of the action again, drawing the foul from Carl Dickinson to enable skipper Steven Schumacher to double Bury's advantage from the penalty spot 10 minutes after the restart.
It was an outstanding second-half performance from Blackwell's men, who are now just two points away from climbing out of the relegation zone, but the Bury manager admitted dishing out some harsh words at the interval after being far from happy with their first-half showing.
"I was disappointed because I believe that we've improved that much, I want to see that improvement," he said.
"I thought we were comfortable at 1-0, but I knew Portsmouth had enough quality in their team that they could hurt us if we didn't finish them off.
"But we were different class in the second half. We created chance after chance. Our defensive shape was excellent.
"The lads are buying in to what I've asked them to do. And the energy levels in the second half were fantastic, considering they played with 10 men last week and we also had a game on Tuesday night. I've got nothing but praise for them."
The Shakers gave their boss the response he was looking for straight from the second-half kick off and they could have doubled their advantage within 13 seconds of the restart when Troy Hewitt raced clear of the visiting defence to go one-on-one with Anderson, who pulled off a fine save.
But the Bury faithful did not have to wait long for a deserved second goal, thanks to excellent work by Poleon down the right flank, inducing a foolish tackle inside the penalty area from left-back Dickinson.
At first it seemed South Yorkshire referee Craig Pawson would not give the spot kick, but, after what seemed an eternity, he pointed to the spot when he saw his assistant flagging for the foul.
Seconds later, Schumacher buried the penalty to make it 2-0 and Bury continued to dominate their more illustrious opponents for the remainder of the half.
Managerless Portsmouth, who have Guy Wittingham in temporary charge following the departure of Michael Appleton to Blackpool, might have had more joy if Izale McLeod had hit the target with two gilt-edged chances in the opening period.
He shot high of Trevor Carson's goal after successfully turning Matt Doherty on the edge of the box on nine minutes and produced a bad miss on 26 minutes after the Shakers defence was caught napping.
Ashley Harris's goal-bound shot on the half hour was definitely going in, however, but the excellent Adam Lockwood produced a goal-saving block to preserve the Bury lead.
You've got to take your hat off to the 806 Pompey fans. They never stopped singing throughout the whole time their team were under the cosh.
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11:08am Mon 12 Nov 12
Eileenshakers says...
We as supporters need also to buy in to what KB is doing at our club.
Yes Pompey should be proud of their long suffering fans support.
After beating Oldham on Tuesday i would have expected more Bury fc fans turning up to support their team.
If we make it to the 3rd round of the cup or if the Blades do then we might miss out on other vital revenues from that game in early January 2013.
We all know that on tuesday nights our home gates are low.
8:07am Tue 13 Nov 12
shakencity says...
Crowds will improve as the results improve, that's just the way it is Eileen.
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Two Men Loose Their Legs In Fight At Los Angles Strip Club?
What are they serving over at the Sam's Hofbrau in downtown Los Angeles? The Tony Batman's A Entertainment News has been in several situations where you loose one of your legs on the set of a porn shoot, but we've never heard of someone loosing a leg as a strip club…. Read All About this craziness below….
From the LATimes.com - Police on Monday continued to investigate a fight at a downtown Los Angeles strip club that ended with two men losing legs when they were rammed by a car.
The incident happened around 3:30 a.m. Sunday at Sam's Hofbrau in the 900 block of Olympic Boulevard, near Alameda Street. According to investigators, a fight broke out inside the club between 40-year-old Terrence Conrad Meeks, of Paramount, and two Latino men.
The altercation, which apparently included racial slurs, escalated and then spilled outside. Police say Meeks got behind the wheel of his white BMW and slammed into the two other men as they were standing in front of their Mini Cooper.
The victims were pinned between the two cars, according to authorities. Witnesses told police Meeks appeared to be intoxicated at the time. The victims — ages 24 and 57 — were rushed to the hospital, where they were listed in critical but stable condition.
Doctors said one man would have both legs amputated above the knee, and the other would have his right leg amputated above the knee. Their names have not been released, and their relationship to one another was not immediately known.
Meeks was being held on $500,000 bail and faces charges of attempted manslaughter and DUI.
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