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Ed Chang worked as a manager in operations for a Fortune 500 company for over 12 years. His specialty was process development and people management. He has interviewed, hired and conducted human resource and loss prevention investigations as part of his responsibilities.
The potential for you to witness, be a victim or unknowingly participate in workplace discrimination or to a hostile work environment is real. Protect yourself from falling into the unknown and becoming a victim. Protecting yourself involves making good decisions about what you say and what you get involved with in the workplace setting.
Workplace harassment and hostile work environments can be very subtle or they can be very obvious. This means that the potential for you to inadvertently be involved can increase if you are not careful of what you decide to discuss or do in the workplace. You should learn about the legal implications of the law and familiarize yourself with your company's internal policy regarding such situations.
Large corporations are likely to have clauses within their employee handbooks that speak about hostile work environments and discrimination in the workplace. It is a safe practice for companies to make these policies public to all employees. It is also a good policy to enforce these policies to keep a company safe from such unnecessary behavior and costly liability. Many companies will only go so far as to state their position on discrimination in the workplace. A company with a policy of respect in the workplace can potentially cover both. Smaller companies may not have established policies, but this doesn't preclude them from being obligated to protect their employees and abide by federal law. There may also be protection against retaliation from a company that you report.
Did you know that if you report an act of harassment or hostility, your employer must respond to you? Employers that continue to ignore complaints or fail to investigate complaints can face legal action. In some instances, an employer's repeated failure to address real workplace incidents can be viewed by the courts as actually condoning the behavior. Oftentimes, a lower manager can shield upper managers from becoming aware of these types of concerns. They might be just as scared as you are. Give them some help and request to speak to a human resources professional.
It is true that the courts look to established procedures, case precedent and the claims companies make with regard to their policies within their organizations. What happens when something falls outside the scope of a legal definition? Hostile work environments can fall out of the safe walls of legal definition. It is important to remember that the law works not mysteriously, but according to the words it comprises. Proving a hostile work environment might require evidence that such behaviors were 1) directed at you, 2) continued for a sufficient time so as to change the nature of your work and/or 3) were pervasive enough to cause a negative change to the working environment.
When legal professionals look at such cases, they also look to the aid of established law such as the (Amended) ADA Act of 1990 or the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Claims of hostile work environments are often augmented by discriminatory practices prohibited by federal statute. In short, people calling you names at work doesn't necessarily give cause of action to file a hostile work environment claim. Repeated instances of verbal abuse being sanctioned by a manager who does nothing to stop the abuse over time may constitute a hostile environment. You also have to look at who is contributing to this environment. Is it a supervisor? Is it your manager? Is it an unwritten practice that takes place with the knowledge of the president of the company but against the policies or the law? These are all important factors to consider and might give you cause to fight for your rights. Just be sure you weigh all of the facts. The law will do that, and you should too.
Discrimination and harassment in the workplace is a similar story. Harassment can materialize from comments, actions or failures in action based upon a protected status such as national origin, sex, color, age or race. The difference between hostile work environments and harassment or discrimination is the clearly- defined nature of harassment and discrimination that the hostile work environment lacks.
I mentioned earlier about becoming unknowingly involved in a situation that involves discrimination. I can tell you that jumping into inappropriate discriminatory conversations surrounding any protected statuses makes you a participant. Whether you were willing or unwilling may not matter. The law requires only that you participated. A jury will decide the rest. Your safest bet is to not involve yourself in such behavior and report such instances to your manager or human resources representative so that they can stop it before it gets out of hand. Did you find yourself on the wrong end of this discussion? Intentional harassment is illegal. Report it to a manager or to their manager.
Let's think logically here. Will you always be in a position where you have a great professional relationship with your workers and managers? The answer is, not always. Establishing a good channel of open communication can work to significantly reduce your chances of being in a situation in which you will have to choose between your job and reporting a violation. Peer pressure, interpersonal relationships, your social identity, collective identity, and self identity will all be in jeopardy. Life was never meant to be easy. You will have to decide and the decision will be your responsibility alone.
Almost all situations involving disparity and inequality can often be solved through good productive communication. You must keep an open mind and, most importantly, keep it professional. In most situations that arise from the workplace, communication and sensibility are typically lacking in the situation which causes the emergence of an issue. Learn how to communicate and ask questions if uncertainty.
If you make yourself aware of your company's policies and become familiar with what constitutes workplace harassment and hostile work environments, you decrease your chances of being involved in such a messy situation. Be smart and sensible before you place a label on a situation. Know that there are several steps to identifying these activities, especially in a court of law. Contact your local representative first before the EEOC. Ask for help internally before you bring in the federal government. If you still cannot resolve a workplace issue with the help of your employer, learn about the process on how to file a charge with Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Before you decide to leave a bad situation, (also known as quitting a job), know that there are more rights for you as an employee as opposed to an ex-employee. Protect your rights and don't become a participant or a victim of inappropriate workplace harassment or hostile work environments. Stand up and be heard!
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1 red bell pepper, cut in matchstick strips
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1/4 pound snow peas (about 1 cup)
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The Neuroscience of Human Movement and Dysfunction - 30 credits (HCT240)
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Shared module for Healthcare Professions.
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Core module for MSc Neurorehabilitation , optional module for MSc in Occupational Therapy , MSc in Physiotherapy. Stand alone module for Healthcare Professions
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Students must possess a first degree or UK diploma in a Healthcare subject and have at least 2 years post registration experience and with evidence of continuing professional development in neurological rehabilitation
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To explain the functioning of the neuromuscular system in health and disease through molecular, cell, network and system levels using a structured critical and analytical review of contemporary neuroscience literature related to evidence
To recognise the relevance of current concepts in neuroscience to neurological rehabilitation after developmental and acquired central and peripheral nervous system damage and the effect of nervous system disorders on other body systems.


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Sully District News
July 2014
- Sully District Station Crime Prevention
- Next Citizen's Advisory Committee meeting: Wednesday, September 10, 2014
- Upcoming Events and Trainings
- National Night Out Against Crime!
- Crime Prevention Corner: Report Suspicious Activity!
Home Security Tips: Windows
Officer: PFC T.M. Gerhard
Address: 4900 Stonecroft Boulevard, Chantilly, Virginia, 20151
Email: email@example.com
Phone number: 703-814-7051, TTY 711
About your Crime Prevention Unit
Under PFC Gerhard's direction, the Crime Prevention Section at the Sully District Station is focused on fostering a close relationship with the community.
The Sully District Crime Prevention Office thanks you in advance for your patience during our current budget struggles. With the reduction of the Crime Prevention Staff and the elimination of the School Education Officer, we cannot continue to provide presentations and / or public appearances like we have in the past. We will continue to focus on our Neighborhood Watch Communities, our liaisons with other homeowners groups and associations, and our partnership with the Citizens Advisory Committee. Requests for others activities will be handled on a case by case basis and we will continue to do our best to deliver superior services in a timely manner.
Next Meeting: Wednesday, September 10th, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. (second Wednesday of every month)
Topic: The Citizens' Advisory Committee and the Sully District Police Station present...The United States Secret Service. Learn about counterfeit money and how the president is protected! Questions? 703-814-7051 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Location: 4900 Stonecroft Boulevard, Chantilly, Virginia 20151
Contact: Citizens' Advisory Committee Chair, Leslie Jenuleson: email@example.com
Upcoming Events and Trainings
Car Seat Checks
The Sully District Station conducts car seat inspections twice a month from 5:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. We encourage parents to install the seat prior to arriving. Officers will inspect the car seat as well as provide education on how to properly fit your child in your car seat. This free service is on a first come, first serve basis as only the first thirty five vehicles will be inspected so we can ensure every parent receives the proper training. Please contact the Sully District Station at 703-814-7000 x5140 for upcoming inspection dates. Cancellations may occur last minute due to inclement weather!
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Neighborhood Watch Training
Please contact the Crime Prevention office at 703-814-7051 or
email email@example.com to arrange a training date for your
group or to learn about how to get Neighborhood Watch started in your
As the summer kicks off, the Sully District Station would like to remind
you about the 31st Annual National Night Out Against Crime!
On Tuesday, August 5th, 2014 communities across America will be
participating in National Night Out to join together and take a
stand against crime! Your local police officers and firefighters will be
out in force, visitng your events to support National Night Out as well
as hear your concerns and discuss options to help reduce and deter crime.
There is NO cost to register and your community does NOT have to
participate in Neighborhood Watch to join in on the fun! There are
several ways communities can participate: lights on campaign, cookout,
ice cream social, pizza party or host a block party! Contact
PFC Tara Gerhard at 703-814-7051 or email@example.com for
questions or to register!
You are the eyes and the ears of the community! What you think is out of
place or doesn't seem right should be considered suspicious and should be
reported to the police. There are several ways to report suspicious
activity to the police. You can call the non-emergency number,
703-691-2131 to have an officer dispatched to a specific location, or
make a tele-report through the police department's Citizen Reporting
Service (CRS). You can also make a police report online at
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police. Remember, no matter how trivial the
information might be, it could be the information that helps solve a
Windows, like doors, provide an opportunity for unwelcome entry by an
intruder. There are many different kinds of windows and a variety of
security devices. All ground floor windows as well as those easily
reached from the roof, porch, carport, etc. should be secured. Basement
windows are one of
the most common points of entry for burglars. Often hidden by bushes or trees, this provides intruders with an ideal place to work unobserved. Such windows should have glass replaced with plexiglass or polycarbonate.
Double Hung Sash-type Windows: To secure these windows, drill a hole that angles slightly downward through a top corner of the bottom window into the bottom of the top window, on both sides. Then place a dowel pin or small nail into the hole to prevent the window from being opened. Open the window 2 1/2 inches and re-drill the exterior frame, using the interior hole as a guide to provide safe ventilation. Auxiliary latches also may be purchased.
Casement Windows- Crank Type: Casement windows are more secure than most double hung windows. They are opened with a geared-crank arrangement and are often too small to allow human entry even when they are successfully opened. Intrusion is usually possible only after smashing or cutting the glass. Make sure the latches operate properly and there is no excess play in the crank handle. There are several different types of locks for casement windows. You should remove the crank when not in use.
Sliding Windows: Sliding windows should be secured by the same methods as sliding doors. Both the pan-head top screws and the bracing devices (metal rod, wood dowel or steel pins) are effective on this type of window, if the slider is on the inside. Several types of auxiliary locks are available for installation.
Please remember, you are more likley to have a fire than a burglary. In the event of a fire or other emergency, bedroom windows should provide a means of ready escape. Keep this in mind for basement windows as well.
There are other products available to help maintain a safe home. Consider installing window security film. These films help delay if not deny entry to a burglar who is attempting to break glass to gain access to your home.


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Canonical Stops Funding Kubuntu Development
According to Jonathan Riddell's recent blog post, Canonical will cease funding Riddell's development work on Kubuntu as of the 12.04 release.
Riddell says, "Canonical wants to treat Kubuntu in the same way as the other community flavors such as Edubuntu, Lubuntu, and Xubuntu, and support the projects with infrastructure. This is a big challenge to Kubuntu of course and KDE as well. The practical changes are I won't be able to work on KDE bits in my work time after 12.04 and there won't be paid support for versions after 12.04. This is a rational business decision, Kubuntu has not been a business success after 7 years of trying, and it is unrealistic to expect it to continue to have financial resources put into it."
Without funding support, Riddell will be able to work on the project only in his free time, so development tasks will require greater participation of the Kubuntu community.
In his post, Riddell says, "I have been trying for the last 7 years to create a distro to show the excellent KDE technology in its best light, and we have a lovely community now built around mostly that vision, but it has not taken over the world commercially and shows no immediate signs of doing so despite awesome successes like the world's largest Linux deployment."
You can read Riddell's entire blog post at http://blogs.kde.org/node/4531.
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Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
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All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
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Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
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New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
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Meyer is no stranger to controversy — he in fact earned the nation's highest award for valor by disobeying orders, when he ran back into a deadly firefight to save injured and pinned down personnel.
Meyer mounted a Humvee and made five separate assaults through withering gunfire to help retrieve U.S. and Afghan personnel. In accounts of the fight, Meyer said that he expected every trip to be his last.
A report later highlighted that inept leadership from officers made the deadly attack that day multitudes worse than it could have been, largely because calls for fire support went wholly ignored.
Meyer was later blacklisted from work in the private defense industry for blowing the whistle on weapons sales to Pakistan.
It's still unclear what his platform, district, or party will be, or why he's deciding to run in 2016 and not the nearest election in 2014. Still, Meyer's apparent plans (confirmed by further tweets) were met on Twitter with a flood of support. Oh, and he's got his mind on bigger things, too:
Congress 2016, POTUS 2024!— Dakota Meyer (@Dakota_Meyer) October 1, 2013


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Eitner Lectures
The Lorenz Eitner Lectures on Classical Art and Culture publicize classics and classical scholarship to a wider public. The series has been endowed by Peter and Lindsay Joost, great friends and benefactors of Stanford Classics, in honor of the late Lorenz Eitner, director of Stanford's art museum, now known as the Cantor Center, in the 1960s-80s. He also chaired what was then the Department of Art and Architecture and was a distinguished expert of French Romantic painting, and the author of a dozen books on art and art history. In naming these annual lectures after him, we honor the memory of a renowned scholar, teacher and writer who oversaw the expansion of our art museum to a leading regional art collection.
Dr. Brian Rose (Penn): Who Owns Antiquity? Museums, Repatriation, and Armed Conflict" - Friday, October 4, 2013 (video)
The last ten years, in particular, have been dominated by discussions of cultural property--either its destruction in zones of military conflict or its involvement in litigation and claims for repatriation. The lecture reviewed recent developments in the art and antiquities market, the shifting acquisition policies in museums, and cultural heritage training programs for U.S. soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Peter Meineck: "The Embodied Theatre: Cognitive Science and Ancient Greek Drama" - Thursday, November 8, 2012 (video)
In this illustrated talk incorporating live demonstrations, Peter Meineck will suggest a new method for approaching ancient drama using research drawn from the cognitive sciences. Can neuroscientific studies and modern cognitive theories be applied to the ancient Athenian brain? Can recent advances from the affective sciences offer us an array of new tools for better understanding the experience of ancient performance?
Mary Beard: "Mistaken Identities: How to Identify a Roman Emperor"—September 29, 2011 (full video)
What did the Roman emperor look like? Among the thousands of surviving Roman imperial marble heads, how do we put a name to a face, or a face to a name? This lecture will take a critical look at this process: it will not only question some of our modern certainties about who is who, but it will ask what we can learn from our mistakes.
John Ma: "Polis: The Greek City-State 800 BC-AD 600"—April 14, 2011 (full video)
Polis: the Greek city-state, as a particular form of social and political organization, lasted around twelve centuries, throughout the whole of the ancient "classical" world. The polis is a salient feature, in one way or another, of every period of ancient history, from the Dark Ages (1000-800 BC) to "late late Antiquity" (AD 450-600). Is there a single, continuous history of the ancient city-state across this timespan?
Joy Connolly: "Cicero at the Tea Party: Conflict in Republican Politics, Then and Now"—May 5, 2010 (link to full video)
How does the emphasis on consensus and civic friendship in contemporary political thought relate to a nation drawn to the politics of division? Recent years have seen among political theorists a major revival of interest in the republican tradition, especially the Roman ideas of liberty, consensus, and civility. This lecture argues that the Romans' contribution to our politics should be seen not in their abstract concepts but in their adversarial practices of civic speech—which make a compelling model for liberal education today.
Sir Geoffrey Lloyd: "The Importance of Understanding the Past: Greece, China, Mesopotamia" —November 18, 2009 (link to full video)
Sir Geoffrey Lloyd reviews recent developments in the study of science, medicine and religion in Ancient Greece, China and Mesopotamia. Focusing on the social and intellectual institutions that favored or inhibited innovation, the lecture will suggest that understanding the past is an exercise in understanding others, and that nothing could be more vital in the world we live in today.
Anthony Grafton: "Encountering Antiquity in Renaissance Europe: Greeks, Jews, and Humanists" (April 2, 2009)
Traditional accounts of the Renaissance highlight scholars' dramatic, direct contact with Greek and Roman texts. But another, equally substantial side of the story has only begun to be explored: the way in which human intermediaries, above all Greeks and Jews, shaped many Renaissance thinkers' vision of the ancient world in previously unexplored ways.
View full video via iTunes U. (scroll through content for "Encountering Antiquity")
Jonathan Shay: "Homer on Military Leadership" - January 31, 2008
Jonathan Shay's clinical experience with American combat veterans has led to new insights into the Iliad and Odyssey in his books Achilles in Vietnam (1994) and Odysseus in America (2002), while the Homeric epics have in turn illuminated his understanding of modern warriors. Dr. Shay is an author, a Classicist, and Staff Psychiatrist at the Department of Veteran Affairs Outpatient Clinic in Boston, Massachusetts.
Sir John Boardman: "The Nude, Heroic and Otherwise" - April 26, 2006
This was the inaugural lecture for the Lorenz Eitner Lectures on Classical Art and Culture in the Classics Department at Stanford University. Sir John Boardman is a leading world expert on Greek art and is the Lincoln Professor of Classical Archaeology and Art (emeritus) at Oxford University. He is the author of more than thirty books on Greek cultural contacts, Greek vase-painting, and the diffusion of Classical art outside Greece in antiquity and later eras. He is a Fellow of the British Academy and was made a night of the British Empire in 1989.


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If the film "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" has thus far escaped your attention, it's probably because you don't spend your afternoons unironically knitting wool hats for your eight grandchildren, nor do you pine for five o'clock to roll around so you can hit the bingo lounge and kick back with a six-pack of prune juice. If you think that's a patronizing caricature of what happens after you hit sixty-five, wait until you set your peepers on the production stills for the actual film, which have cropped up on Fox Searchlight's site. The plot, which will be invariably be described as "feel-good" and "heart-warming" when the film's released, appears to involve a group of senior citizens who are hoodwinked into checking into an apparently plush luxury retirement home in India, but all is not what it appears to be. What hilarious high-jinks will ensue for the film's fresh-faced stars (Judi Dench, Bill Nighy, Tom Wilkinson, Maggie Smith, Penelope Wilton and Celia Imrie) we can only speculate. It does vaguely resemble "The Darjeeling Limited" with its theme of self-discovery in one of the most culturally rich countries on the planet, except with a combined age of 236.
To be honest, the film looks to be right in the vein of "Calendar Girls"/"The Full Monty," and is directed by a man who has been aching for a hit for a while now. Yes, it's "Shakespeare in Love" helmer John Madden, who landed a Best Director nomination for his film about The Bard thanks to the maniacal zeal of Harvey Weinstein, but has yet to prove in any of his subsequent films -- "Captain Corelli's Mandolin," "Proof," "Killshot," and this week's "The Debt" -- that he was worthy of the honor. However, he was also responsible for "Mrs Brown," a film Dench got Oscar-nominated for in 1996, so providing the narrative doesn't take a violent left turn into "The Expendables" territory where Dench turns out to be a murderous drug-runner married to Eric Roberts, we can at least expect some strong septuagenarian performances. And in case we hadn't realized they were nakedly attempting to get some of that outdated "Slumdog Millionaire" gold-dust to rub off on them, 'Slumdog''s lead, Dev Patel, has been parachuted in to play the old fogies' tour guide.
But these are just the stills. We await the trailer set to "Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves," wherein Dench – let's take a wild guess – scampers around the streets of Bangalore in a peach sarong all loose, free and lallygagging only to get roughed up by an elephant whilst Patel crashes a rickshaw into a swimming pool. "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" opens on March 9, 2012.
caro | May 6, 2012 5:04 PM
My dear critic
Are you 15 ? Do you even have a driver's licence ,have you finished high school? What you write and and how you write is a DISGRACE ! You need to read more and be aware that there is more out there that club hopping! Good luck with your paultry life
Nada Evans | March 18, 2012 5:42 PM
My dothers took me to see the muvie for today's mothers day..I cry at some moments going back when I visited India ...I loved muvie.I am in love with piples there culture and food..I am luking forward going back..I am 60 and single so you never know..well done super cast and most enjoined..thank you to Tanja and nataly for taking me..love you very much..your mama
traci | February 20, 2012 1:25 AM
Your Mean! I thought the trailer looked great. I was hoping to find it was based on a novel.
Be nice life is hard enough.
Judy | February 17, 2012 3:29 AM
Cannot wait to see this film. Anything filmed with these ladies and in such a wonderful country should be sensational!
Brian | January 11, 2012 6:19 PM
Just seen the trailer and can't wait to see the film. So what if it is full of A list English actors in the twilight (peak) of their careers (?) it looks wonderfully funny and if it does have a 'feel good' factor, well maybe that makes a change from the dreary and sycophantic Iron Lady which was the film I had gone to see.
Giselle | November 10, 2011 9:07 PM
Yikes. You're an embarrassment. Go read something by someone who has more than 5 functioning brain cells, 4 of which are devoted to producing snark as a substitute for substance. Ebert, maybe. Kael.


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- Colchester town centre 4 miles
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The first period is in the books at Prudential Center in Newark, and the New Jersey Devils controlled the action throughout the first 20 minutes of Game 3. The Devils tilted the ice in the first period, peppering Rangers' goaltender Henrik Lundqvist and creating a number of good scoring chances. The shots were 11 to 5 in favor of the Devils, but the scoreboard still reflects a 0-0 tie.
The Rangers were put on the defensive from the start, and it continued after Derek Stepan was whistled for hooking just over five minutes into the game. New York's penalty kill has been strong throughout the Playoffs, and they held the Devils to just one shot.
Ten minutes later, the Rangers went on the power play for the first time. Ilya Kovalchuk was sent to the box for a high-sticking penalty on Ryan McDonagh. Those two have been matched up against each other throughout the series, and Kovalchuk caught the Ranger defenseman up high as the two tussled along the boards. The Devils easily killed off the penalty, however, as the Rangers ten minute drought without a shot on goal persisted.
The Rangers put a little pressure on Martin Brodeur over the final two minutes after the power play. Carl Hagelin swooped behind the net and put a wrap-around shot on Brodeur for the first Ranger shot in 11 minutes. But despite the late chance, the first period was controlled by the Devils.
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I originally commented on this route in the "North Ridge" comments section, then I climbed the route again and decided it was worth its own description.
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El Camino and Shoreline. El Camino and Grant. Eeeasy pickin's.
on Apr 28, 2009 at 4:00 pm
El Camino and Grant is a place waiting for a serious crash... Those coming off Hiway 237 continue to hit the gas when the light turns yellow. Its only a matter of time before someone gets seriously hurt or killed.
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It has already happened once at grant and el camino if i recall, about 2 years back.


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QUEENSBURY, N.Y. - Emergency crews responded to the banks of the Hudson near the Town of Moreau Friday, after two adults and two children found themselves trapped and surrounded by high waters after fishing.
"It is very dangerous down there and there should be no fishing. The current is very unsafe and nobody should be down there," said West Glens Falls Fire Chief Michael Gordon.
Chief Gordon says the waters quickly rose and surrounded the family, who couldn't get across the water to higher ground, so rescue crews used some equipment to act as dams.
"That slowed the water down and basically we got life jackets out to them and got them across by ropes," he said.
A number of departments, all with different specialties, helped with the rescue effort.
"We have our swift water rescue that comes in and they work with our agency to assist us with rescues like this," said Gordon.
Luckily the weather held out while they were trying to get to the trapped family, but Gordon says this time of year, the river is always a concern.
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Come and learn about what the Library's website has to offer!
Join the Friends of the Rye Public Library as they sponsor the second Rye Public Library Tech Fair: a fun atmosphere for discovering the resources available through the Rye Public Library website. Did you know you can: download free music, e-books and audio books to your PC or device? Stream independent films on demand? Learn a language at your own pace? Even trace your family history? All from home through the RPL website! The Tech Fair will feature demonstration stations for many of the Library's great resources available to patrons on their home PC through our website: www.ryepubliclibrary .org. Find out how you can download three new mp3 songs each week – yours free, and available to transfer to other devices. Maybe you're in the mood for an independent film? Select an award winner from hundreds of film festivals world- wide to stream on your tablet, x-box, or connect to a large screen in your home entertainment center. If you need content for your e-reader, you can choose from thousands of downloadable titles at the RPL website. Do you listen to audio books on your commute? There are thousands of titles in audio available for download too! If you've been meaning to check out the RPL website, or if all this comes as a complete surprise, the RPL Tech Fair is for you! Come play, explore, enjoy refreshments, and door prizes at our Tech Fair.
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The family of a Sulphur woman killed by a Texas man is speaking out about new developments in the case.
Tami Higginbotham, 41, was reported missing on February 9, 2013. According to her family she traveled from Vinton to Orange, Texas to sell Josh Latham a cell phone. Her body was found about a week later in a wooded area in Newton County, Texas. An autopsy said she was strangled to death.
Latham was later arrested and has been charged with a 1st degree felony murder charge, and 2nd degree felony charge of tampering with evidence.
Higginbotham's family said Latham was released from jail after a bond reduction hearing, only to be arrested three weeks later in Orange County on a probation violation.
"We're just glad he's back in jail. We never understood why he was released in the first place," said Linda Mauldin, Higginbotham's mother.
Higginbotham's parents and sister have had a lot of highs and lows over the past year and a half.
"I'm learning a lot about the justice system for Texas and I'm not too happy about it," said Staci Robinson, Higginbotham's sister.
"You try to find out information and the only thing they ever say is -- we can't tell you anything. For the families of the victims, it's hard to sit and wait with no information. We need something," said Linda.
A trial date of Monday, September 22nd has been set. Higginbotham's family knows there is always the possibility the date could get pushed back, but said it feels good to finally be moving forward with a date.
According to Higginbotham's family, she was a recovering drug addict. They said even though she had been clean for two years, they're prepared for damaging testimony.
"All I can hope for is that we get 12 honest people that want to listen to the facts and they are going to have to read between the lines," said Linda.
Higginbotham's family is also looking forward to confronting Latham.
"He's nothing but a coward. And that's what I would look at him and tell him. He's nothing but a coward by the way she was murdered," said Bill Mauldin, Higginbotham's father.
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Tuesday- June 17th
You will be surprised how many looks you can get from having these simple, "must haves" in your closet.
White blouse.
A white blouse never will give you many different looks. You'll never run out of ways to include it into your wardrobe.
Black pants.
Best way to dress up any shirt. Be sure to pick a versatile fabric for all seasons.
Black tank top.
Wear it by itself during the day and throw a jacket or cardigan over it to dress it up for evening.
Lifesavers for sure! Blue and black will get you through all seasons.
Little black dress.
You may say it's soooo cliche, but I feel every woman looks awesome in her little black dress. It's slimming and sexy.
Pencil skirt.
This classic skirt looks best two inches above the knee. You can rock it for a day out with the girls or wear it to future business interviews.
Cardigan sweater.
Perfect for the transition from summer to fall. Put a cardigan over a simple tank top and get a whole new look.
Black high heels.
Black goes with all, most versatile. Great way to show off those sexy legs of yours, but don't go too high with the heel....you will look like a goofball stumbling around.
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There are only two days left to shop before Father's Day. This year Father's Day spending is expected to increase, according to a study done by the National Retail Federation.
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Although 85 percent of buyers segment their supply chains to develop collaborative relationships, only 2 of every 5 such partnerships are run with standardized procedures, and almost one-third of procurement managers are dissatisfied with the results.
When done correctly, collaboration with suppliers can yield major returns in added business, market share, revenue and profitability, says the Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
In a previous posting I examined a BCG study titled Buyer-Supplier Collaboration, which discusses why many programs have problems and cites five steps necessary to their success. Today, I will look at these steps and what BCG recommends procurement executives do to build successful collaborative relationships with suppliers.
1) Segment suppliers to find strategic partners. Not every supplier can enhance a buyer's operations. BCG advises targeting strategic suppliers, companies that get a large amount of a buyer's business and thus have an interest in maintaining it. These suppliers provide value in such areas as marketing know-how, proprietary technology, manufacturing and product development. "Economic impact and perceived customer value" are the primary calculations companies must make in determining how to partner with suppliers, BCG writes.
2) Create the right capabilities and organization. This includes standardizing metrics that allow a buyer to gauge suppliers' operations. Considerations include: cost engineering to evaluate a supplier's products and processes and understand the economics of a relationship; quality management, which covers products and associated services; supplier development to enhance partners' capabilities; trend scouting to identify emerging technologies and supply options; and partnership influence, getting multiple suppliers to work together to improve critical components and subsystems.
3) Motivation. Strategic suppliers have their own resources and capabilities, and need compelling reasons to collaborate, BCC says. Buyers do this by aligning the benefits of a partnership with incentives that will improve a supplier's business. These can include such considerations as more business, technical advice and ways of upgrading supplier operations. The most important incentive is trust, which means a supplier must see and believe in what a buyer promises.
4) Structure collaborative programs. A buyer's senior management must buy into collaboration as fervently as suppliers. The only way to ensure this on both sides is to promote credibility through a program that is clear in its goals, transparent, open to communication between parties, and which states the benefits of partnering.
5) Make a long-term commitment. Buyers need to convince suppliers and their own senior management that they are in collaborative programs for the long haul. "Change management is critical," BCG states. This means that purchasers and suppliers must make the necessary commitments in time, money and relationship building to meet consistent and regularly articulated objectives, best practices and frequent progress reports. Most importantly, BCG writes, "Conversations must shift from 'What's in it for me' to 'What's in it for us.'"
BCG concludes by noting that most buyer-supplier collaborations are in their early stages, and this represents "an opportunity more than a problem." Companies that rethink current programs or set out to create truly progressive collaborations will, with their suppliers, gain a virtually unbeatable set of competitive benefits.


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The Atlanta Falcons (0-2) stay on the road for their third preseason game. After a close 15-13 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Falcons stay in the AFC and play the Pittsburgh Steelers. As usually happens this time of the year, Falcons starters will until halftime and possibly even into the third quarter. Starters did play the first half of last week's games against the Jaguars.
As SB Nation Atlanta points out, free agent acquisition Ray Edwards might play in this game, as the team listed him as the starting left defensive end. Edwards signed a five-year, $30 million contract with the Falcons and later revealed that he had minor knee surgery during the offseason. If he does play, Edwards and John Abraham form one of the top defensive end pairings in league.
The Steelers (1-1) are coming off a 24-14 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Ben Roethlisberger was 8-of-12 for 125 yards and two touchdowns. Free agent addition Jerricho Cotchery came up with two catches for 49 yards and one touchdown.
Linebacker Lawrence Timmons signed a five-year, $60 million contract extension earlier in the week to keep him paired with LaMarr Woodley. Behind the Steel Curtain believes Timmons may be the most underrated defensive player in the game, but that may not last for long.
Game Date/Time: Saturday, Aug. 27; 7:30 p.m. ET
Location: Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TV Schedule:
Falcons: CBS Atlanta
Steelers: CBS 2 - KDKA-TV
TV Distribution Map: The506.com
Radio Schedule
Falcons: Star 94, 790 The Zone
Steelers: WDVE-FM (102.5)
For more on the Falcons visit The Falcoholic and SB Nation Atlanta. Check out Behind the Steel Curtain and SB Nation Pittsburgh for more on the Steelers. Visit SB Nation NFL for more on Week 3 of the preseason.


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Mini-split heat pumps were a major topic at the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA) BuildingEnergy 14 conference in Boston this year. Ted Cushman explains why and how these mini-splits shine in cold climates.
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The wall system shown here is an improved version of the system I used for the house I built in Knox, Maine, in 2011.
Our wall example is part of a zero-energy single-family house built for the tenant farmer of an organic farm in rural Connecticut.
Our challenge was to realize the owners distinctive artistic vision for their home, along with their very ambitious energy-efficiency goals, while also working within the hard limits of the budget.
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Hugh Jessiman is the only first round rounder from the 2003 entry draft not to play a game in the NHL. Earlier today, he signed a two-way contract with the cap-strapped Chicago Blackhawks that will pay him $500,000 if he's in the NHL. Should Jessiman play a game with the Blackhawks this season, the 2003 first rounders would be the first group since 1983 to all make it to the NHL. The first rounders of 1998 and 1989 are also only one player away, but there aren't many folks still holding out hope for Michael Henrich and Jason Soules.


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Kansas City, KS -- The Titan Fighting Championship (www.TitanFighting.com) announced today that UFC, PRIDE, and Strikeforce veteran Phil "The New York Bad Ass" Baroni will make his debut for the promotion on Friday, March 25 in Kansas City.
Baroni, 13-13, will face Bellator Fighting Championships and Strikeforce Challengers veteran Nick Nolte, 3-2, in a bout to be contested at 185 lbs. that will emanate from the historic Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas and televised live nationally on HDNet (www.HD.net).
"The first leg of Phil's comeback tour will begin March 25 live on HDNet vs. a very game competitor in Nick Nolte. Phil is going to get an opportunity to work his way back to where he wants to be and Nick is going to get an opportunity to make himself a nationally known commodity overnight live on HDNet," said Titan Fighting CEO Joe Kelly.
"This is a very important fight for me and my preparation has already begun," added Baroni. "I cannot afford to be anything but my best. Nolte is a very game opponent and has to see this as an opportunity to get a big win. I'll do whatever it takes not to let that happen and I look forward to putting on a show in Kansas City and winning over the fans with my exciting fighting style. I plan on setting up shop in Titan and that means taking Nolte's ass out in KO fashion."
Considered one of the most exciting and charismatic fighters in the sport, Baroni has been competing since the year 2000 and has recorded notable wins in his career over the likes of Ikuhisha "Minowaman" Minoawa, Yuki Kondo, Amar Suloev, Ryo Chonan, and Kansas City MMA legend Curtis Stout.
In addition to his notable wins competing for promotions such as PRIDE and the UFC, Baroni was involved in a historic feud with Frank "The Legend" Shamrock in a pay-per-view event that attracted one of the largest non-UFC PPV audiences in MMA history. He also competed on the first-ever MMA event broadcast on prime-time network television when he fought Joey Villasenor during EliteXC's "Primetime" card on CBS in May of 2008.
One of the most popular fighters in the Kansas City area, Nolte made his professional debut in January of 2009 after compiling a 7-3 record as an amateur. Since going pro, he has earned opportunities to compete for both Bellator and Strikeforce. During the undercard of Strikeforce's November of 2009 stop at Memorial Hall, Nolte was victorious in front of his hometown faithful, submitting Andy Waters with a triangle choke at 3:35 of round 1.
Last April, Nolte competed on the undercard of Bellator Fighting Championships 16 at the Power & Light District in Kansas City, MO, submitting to a choke by Strikeforce and Bellator veteran Drew Dober at 4:45 of round 1. However, Nolte rebounded this past November at Cage Fight for a Cause, recording an impressive rear naked choke submission victory over Lee Werr at 4:47 of round 2.
Tickets for Titan Fighting Championship 17 are now on-sale at all local Ticketmaster outlets, Ticketmaster.com (www.Ticketmaster.com), as well as the Memorial Hall box office.
Additional matchups for Titan Fighting Championship 17 will be announced in the coming days. In order to stay updated with all of the latest news pertaining to Titan Fighting, please visit www.TitanFighting.com; become a fan of Titan Fighting on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/titanfighting; or follow the promotion on Twitter @titanfighting.


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According to MLBTraderumors, Astros signed a Korean infielder named Chan-jong Moon for 350 G's. Cool beans?
Just throwing this out there, but every time this kid hits a home run, it should be called a Moonshot. Maybe he'll "choose" an American name and it'll be Warren. And then Warren Moon could play for the Astros. Or even better, the Astros could go to China or Taiwan or something and pick up an infielder with the last name Sun. Great double play - Sun to Moon, Moon to Sun, etc. Ok, now I'm just bumbling about.


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Year after year, they've seen it up on Brokeneck Mountain ...
A promising start ... with all their hopes and dreams culminating with (in the best case) home-field advantage throughout the playoffs ... perhaps like last season ...
But then (like so many of the seasons hence) ... suddenly, swiftly, and without warning, the capricious tides turn against them ... as they are so oft wont to do ... The pocket Aces they've raised upon pre-flop ... see a horrible first three ... the Jack, Queen, King of Hearts ... and damn it if neither of the Aces they're holding is a Heart. Why is it NEVER A DAMN HEART!?!
Up on Brokeneck ... SOMETHING ... ALWAYS goes horribly wrong. They've seen it all too many times. And they don't talk about it ... hell, they don't HAVE to ... it's UNDERSTOOD, this nebulous sensation that plagues them, to a man ... Sure, it looks good NOW ... but damn ... maybe this year is no different from all the others?
They can run the numbers up there (for it is, indeed, a most basic math) ... They know they have one of the NFL's all-time great QB's ... but they're also painfully aware that Their Savior is now playing in, what, his 16th season now? He's playing lights out, by any reasonable measure ... but he does so with a surgically-repaired neck, one that was operated upon numerous times ... an injury that kept him out of the game of Football for an entire year. And one that was so bad that a Kingdom that once worshiped him like a God ... did forsake him, and let him walk.
The liability inherent in such numbers ... it goes glaringly unspoken, but not unnoticed. In fact, they doth collectively and publicly protest ... everything looks PERFECT ... even whilst mumbling beneath earshot ... right now, anyways ...
But next up on the schedule? The MF'ing OUTLAWS of the NFL, A bitter Division Rival known as the Oakland Raiders. A disrespected team with a chip on their shoulder, with nothing left to lose. Not to mention, a team that's historically famous for knocking fools into the middle of next week, whether the hit is legal or not.
And guess what? Coming in, these brigands lead the NFL in SACKS.
But what else? The Savior's Left Tackle, who protects His blind side, just went out for the Season. His backup? A scrub, by any measure.
But most importantly, in particular, this Blind Side Scrub will be positioned directly up against the Pirate who's rated by PFF as the #2 most Disruptive Pass Rusher in the League, as things now stand. One #99, a Demolisher of Dreams, a Portender of Peril, and a Harbinger of Havoc ... in short, a wrecking ball who's just now coming into his own, and who's looking for a nice, hefty contract come next Season ...
Indeed, for those of you attuned to the human condition, it's most apparent that there's Terror on Brokeneck Mountain this week ... a palpable sense that the game this Monday night has the POTENTIAL ... to thrust their team squarely upon the very downward slide that's happened so often, and so reliably, over the years.
Perhaps they're to be pitied ... as the unfortunate denizens of the Mountain exist perennially amidst this miasma of Fear, and a Nameless yet lingering Dread ... ever the Elephant.
When alone, we may imagine, they console themselves thusly regarding the imminence of the infamous and near-inevitable Bronco Collapse: At least it won't happen during the Raiders visit this week ... it ALWAYS happens later in the season than THIS!?!" ... but deep down, they're painfully aware that there exists no reliable means of predicting when the ever-whimsical Hand of Fate might intervene against them. They know only that it will. The trenchant question truly being not if, but rather, WHEN?!?
To be sure, some weeks it is worse than others, but this particular week ... Raiders Week ... this is the one wherein you will catch them fronting with all their collective might, as if to ward off the Evil Spirits that portend the Season's Inevitable Doom through false bravado and sheer smug loquaciousness.
Thus, if you attend their Mile High activities this week, you will be inundated by their garrulous guffaws, brisk back-slapping, and conspicuous cockiness. Therein abounds a plethora of virtual jacked-up pickup trucks with 30" rims and gunracks on the back window ... in short, there, you shall bear witness to a Cornucopia of Insufferable Over-Compensation.
But verily, know this, my brethren ... that behind the boisterous facade, they do privately pray, with a fervent (yet feckless) piety ... Please, in the name of Sir Fivehead, Lord, I beseech thee ... let NOT these intransigent Raiders waltz into our kingdom, salt our fields, and take our women as their own ... and most of all, let them NOT casually flick upon the proverbial domino that sets yet another season's demise into it's ruthless, inexorable motion.
For surely, there could be no crueler a fate ...


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We are trying to test sample Bluetooth application (BtPMPExample) on 3rd edition E61 mobile.
We downloaded Developer Certificate Request Wizard, Version - 2.3.
In the second step, the wizard needs Publisher ID and Private key.
So we used makekeys utility to create certificate and key. We used following command for that:
makekeys -cert -password shilpa123 -len 1024 -dname "CN=Shilpa CO=US" ShilpaKey.key ShilpaCert.cer
The .cer and .key files were created successfully.
We provided this .cer file for the Published Id, password and .key file for the Private key to the Developer Certificate Request Wizard.
In Step 3 of this Wizard, it shows the Country and Common Name as specified in the makekeys utility. All the fields are disabled, so that we can't modify any one of them.
On clicking next, it asks for "Enter State" . Now we are not able to specify the State from the makekeys utility or the Wizard.
Our queries are:
1. How to provide the State in the Developer Certificate Wizard?
2. Is there any other way to sign our bluetooth based application? We tried to "Self sign" and "Sign sis file with certificate/key pair" the application using Carbide IDE (Carbide Build Configuration), but the sis file generated doesn't get installed on the mobile device (error - Certificate Error: Contact the application supplier)
We followed http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/index.p...&articleId=93& and http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...mp;postcount=8 links but no success till now. Also we changed the setting on mobile so that All applications can be installed. (App.Manager->Tools->Settings)
Please let us know the exact approach to sign a sis file.


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|Low Clinical Penetrance in Causal Mutation Carriers for Cardiac Channelopathies.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 23265794 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES: Cardiac channelopathies are genetic alterations that can cause sudden death. Long QT syndrome and Brugada syndrome are 2 such conditions. Both are diagnosed according to previously published criteria. Our objective was to determine the sensitivity of these criteria in a consecutive series of patients carrying the mutations that cause them. METHODS: We enrolled 15 families and 31 causal mutation carriers with a high pathogenic probability of having long QT syndrome and Brugada syndrome. We conducted clinical and electrocardiographic studies to analyze the extent to which these patients fulfilled the diagnostic criteria. Statistical analysis was with SPSS 17.0. RESULTS: Some 48.3% of the subjects met the criteria indicating a high probability of long QT syndrome or Brugada syndrome. Among those with the mutation for long QT syndrome, only 10 out of 21 had a Schwartz index score≥4. Both the median Schwartz score and the cQT interval were lower in relatives than in probands. Of those with the mutation for Brugada syndrome, 60% failed to meet current diagnostic criteria, which were more frequently fulfilled in relatives. Pharmacological tests with epinephrine and flecainide helped establish the diagnosis in 2 mutation carriers with negative phenotype. CONCLUSIONS: Current diagnostic criteria for long QT syndrome and Brugada syndrome had low sensitivity in our sample of genetic carriers. Genetic tests supported by pharmacological tests can increase diagnostic sensitivity, especially in asymptomatic relatives. Full English text available from:www.revespcardiol.org.
|Juan Jiménez-Jáimez; Miguel Alvarez; María Algarra; Rosa Macías Ruíz; Rocío Peñas; Francisca Valverde; Gustavo Tortajada; Jose Antonio Lorente; Rafael Melgares; Luis Tercedor
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|Type: JOURNAL ARTICLE Date: 2012-12-19
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|Title: Revista espanola de cardiologia Volume: - ISSN: 1579-2242 ISO Abbreviation: Rev Esp Cardiol Publication Date: 2012 Dec
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|Created Date: 2012-12-25 Completed Date: - Revised Date: -
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|Nlm Unique ID: 0404277 Medline TA: Rev Esp Cardiol Country: -
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|Servicio de Cardiología, Hospital Universitario Virgen de las Nieves, Granada, España. Electronic address: email@example.com.
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|Baja penetrancia clínica en sujetos portadores de mutación patogénica para las canalopatías cardiacas.
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