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England to get last tune-up in heat against Honduras before World Cup in BrazilMichelle Kaufman, The Miami Herald
England is a week away from its World Cup opener against Italy in Brazil's Amazonian town of Manaus, and coach Roy Hodgson will get a final chance to prepare his players for the steamy conditions with a match against Honduras on Saturday at 4:45 p.m. at Sun Life Stadium.
Former England captain David Beckham, in town for meetings about his stadium plan, is expected to be among the crowd of 45,000. England is coming off a 2-2 tie against Ecuador on Wednesday, a match that cost The Three Lions a red card for Liverpool's Raheed Sterling and a more troubling knee ligament injury for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
Both players will miss Saturday's match.
Oxlade-Chamberlain, the Arsenal winger, will be out for up to two to three weeks, and it is possible he could miss the group stage of the World Cup.
Hodgson said he won't make a decision about the injured player until "24 hours before" they play their first game.
"He's working very hard; let's see and hope it's not that serious," Hodgson said Friday. "We'll keep our fingers crossed that the injury is not too serious, and he will be able to recover in time to take part in the World Cup. We have spent so much time discussing this squad over the past two months it will not be difficult to come up with the solution if we need to replace him, but there is no need for us to consider that yet."
Honduras, also heading to the World Cup, is hoping to rebound from a pair of tune-up losses to Turkey and Israel. The Honduran team is making its third trip to the World Cup and seeking its first win after three ties and three losses in 1982 and 2010.
The Honduran team, affectionately known as "Los Catrachos," features Luis Garrido, Andy Najar, tall forwards Carlos Costly and Jerry Bengtson, Oscar Boniek Garcia and Emilio Izaguirre. Three Honduran players make a living in England and will be familiar with the English players -- Roger Espinoza (Wigan), Maynor Figueroa (Wigan) and Wilson Palacios (Stoke City).
England faces two Latin teams at the World Cup -- Costa Rica and Uruguay -- and Hodgson figures Honduras will be very similar to Costa Rica and a perfect test.
The other storyline this week has been Wayne Rooney, who was getting grief after going scoreless in four matches. He was moved from the middle to the left side and responded with a goal against Ecuador. He told British reporters that he is not concerned with public opinion, including that of former Manchester United teammate Paul Scholes, who suggested that Rooney was past his prime.
"To be honest, I'm not really interested in what anyone else has got to say," Rooney said after the Ecuador match. "I'm interested in what Roy Hodgson and the coaching staff here and the people around me say. People have their opinions, but I don't agree with them.
"(Scholes) has been a teammate, but he's been away from the first team for a long time. I've seen a lot of you (reporters) saying he's coached me and been around the team, but he hasn't. I'm not really going to react. I'm not interested. He's got his opinions, so let's leave it at that."
Rooney, who played golf at Doral on Thursday with a few teammates, said he doesn't mind playing wide on the left if that is where Hodgson wants him.
"I can play in different positions," Rooney said. "I've proved I can play on the left over the years. The manager didn't have to tell me what to do. I know how to play that role. I've played it many times, and I have no problem doing that. He didn't have to explain it to me.
"It is down to the manager. It's not about me; it's about the team. If the manager wants to play me up top, in behind, left, right, I'm happy to do that. I'm ready to play. I hope to play against Honduras. I've trained hard, I have no injuries or any recurrence of the groin strain I had at the end of the season.
"I always needed game time. I felt really good, especially in the heat. I'm sure the manager will have a tough decision, but I'm ready."
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Muringa - Moringa oleifera
Properties of Muringa
|Botanical name
|Moringa oleifera Lam
|Sanskrit Synonyms
|Sigru, Sobhanjana, Akshiva, Mochaka, Teekshnaganda
|Ayurvedic Medicinal Properties
|Katu, Kashaya, Tikta
|Lakhu, Rooksha, Teekshna, Sara
|Name of the herb in other languages
|Drumstick tree
|Senchan, Sahijan, Mungana
Description of the Plant
A moderate sized, weak stemmed tree grows up to 20 meters in height. Leaves tripinnate, with slender rachis, leaflets elliptic-obovate, many, flowers white in axillary panicles; fruits long pods, dark green, 9 ribbed, triangular, contain triangular, winged seeds.
Medicinal Properties of the Plant as per Ayurveda
Plant pacifies vitiated vata, kapha, pain, swelling, inflammation, fever, colic, worms, renal calculi, cough, asthma, jaundice, epilepsy, abscess, splenomegaly and sexual weaknes
Useful parts of the herb
Root, Bark, Seeds, Leaves.
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Graduate Research Achievement Day Will Feature Presentations and Poster Exhibit in Webb
Provost Carol Simpson examines a poster at last year's GRAD exhibit.
Many of the brightest graduate student researchers at Old Dominion will share their work for the third annual Graduate Research Achievement Day (GRAD) on Thursday, April 11. More than 60 students will participate in this year's GRAD event, which was created to honor and celebrate the excellent research of ODU's graduate students.
During the morning session, from 9 a.m. to noon, 15 students will give oral presentations in the Virginia Rice Webb Room of Webb Center. From noon to 2 p.m., 48 students will share their research through poster presentations displayed in the North Mall of Webb Center.
"This is an opportunity for students to share their research with the entire campus community, and to show the quality of graduate education here at ODU," said Brenda Neumon Lewis, associate vice president for graduate studies.
The students' oral presentations and posters, representing all six of ODU's academic colleges, will address a variety of issues and include such topics as zombies as a generational metaphor, press freedom in the international human rights discourse, communication barriers between military spouses, hypertension among African Americans, and interference with DNA repair genes in Huntington's disease cells, among many others.
"By having the event in Webb Center, we hope the undergraduates, as well as faculty and staff, will pay attention to what our graduate students are doing, so they realize that you can do cutting-edge, world-leading collaborative research here at Old Dominion," Neumon Lewis said.


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Judge Resigns After Paying Fine in Alleged Road Rage Incident
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By Debra Cassens Weiss
A Maryland judge has resigned from the bench after paying a fine for reckless driving earlier this year arising from an alleged road rage incident.
Judge Brian Kim of Rockville, Md., resigned to "seek a new opportunity," his lawyer, Barry Helfand, told the Washington Post.
Kim's $510 fine stems from an October 2010 incident in which a lawyer called 911 to report a driver who began to tailgate her after she left her parking garage near the courthouse, the Washington Post reported in an April article. The lawyer, Rachel Viglianti of Rockville, said the driver pulled up beside her, yelling and gesturing, while they were traveling at 70 miles an hour. She alleged the car zoomed into her lane, forcing her to slam on the brakes. In a written report, Viglianti said she feared for her life and the driver "looked crazed and furious."
The Post describes Kim as a "colorful and controversial figure in Rockville legal circles" who is "known for running a tight courtroom." This year a watchdog group expressed concern about Kim's demeanor with domestic-violence victims.
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With the Giants rookie DB breaking his ankle today and the issues that they have with Osi, doesn't it make sense that the Bills make a call to inquire. I know the Giants were/are looking for a 1st rd pick for Osi but not too many clubs are going to offer that especially now with the rookie salary cap. With the surplus or depth that we have at CB I would offer up Mvkelvin or Florenece (I don't think as high of him as some of you) and a 3rd for Osi.
I understand that he is not the "traditional" DE but most systems are all hybrids now and being able to put a pass rusher of his caliber on the field makes any DB and defense better. With the cap space that we have we would be able to pay him the money he is looking for. Imagine a pass rush of Osi, Dareus, Meatball, Edwrads (I like Carrington) and Merriman! I don't care how pessimistic some of you people can be, thats a formidable front.
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As a professional makeup artist my career has taken me to many wonderful places and put me in front of many remarkable people, it has also taken many forms; advertising, magazine editorial, celebrity portraiture, and television commercials. The biggest portion of my work has been in print. Print is a still-medium that requires great attention to detail. A competitive and specialized field with the highest of standards. A makeup artist with this type of training assures a blended and flawless application.
I find that wedding day makeup can be the most demanding of all applications. It requires coverage that looks healthy and fresh in the most revealing light of day. It needs to photograph beautifully and last well in to the night as well as through hugs and tears. Oh … and lets not forget it needs to be kissable too! A tall order, but with an experienced makeup artist its a realistic request.
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|Geology 9506A
|Isotope Geochemistry in Earth & Environmental Sciences
|Fred Longstaffe
|Seminar M-W-F 11:30-12:30 PAB-150
|Geology 9571A
|Sedimentological Investigation
|Guy Plint
|Directed Studies course, contact professor for more information
|Geology 9576A
|Advanced Glacial Geology
|Steve Hicock
|Lecture M-W 10:30-11:30 KB-203
Lab W 2:30-5:30 BGS-1053
|Geophysics 9505A
|Geophysical Forward & Inverse Modelling
|Kristy Tiampo
|Lecture Tu-Th 9:30-10:30 MC-17
Lab Th 2:30-5:30 BGS-0184
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|Geophysics 9509A
|Geophysics Field School
|Gerhard Pratt
|Field School in Calabogie, Ontario in August-September 2014. Contact department for information.
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|Kristy Tiampo
|Lecture M-W 10:30-11:30 KB-103
Lab W 2:30-5:30 BGS-0184
|Geophysics 9531A
|Computer Modelling of Natural Processes
|Robert Shcherbakov
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|Physics of the Earth I
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|Seminar Tu 9:30-11:30 BGS-1053
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|Fundamentals of Ground Water Flow & Contaminant Transport
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|Geology 9550B
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|Fred Longstaffe
|Geology 9559B
|Isotopic Dating of Planetary & Resource Evolution
|Desmond Moser
|Geology 9566B
|Applied Concepts in Petroleum Geology
|Burns Cheadle
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|Geology 9600B
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|Neil Banerjee
|Field course to an international location, time and place TBA. Enrollment by application only.
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|Aspects of High Pressure Geophysics
|Sean Shieh
|Lecture M-W-F 12:30-1:30 WSC-240
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|Geophysics 9508B
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|Gail Atkinson
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Lab W 2:30-5:30 BGS-1084
|Geophysics 9530B
|Advanced Physics of the Earth
|Robert Shcherbakov
|Lecture Tu 9:30-11:30; Th 10:30-11:30 BGS-1084
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Geophysics 9590
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|Gail Atkinson
|Not Applicable
|Planetary Science 9605L
|Planetary Science Field School
|Gordon Osinski
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It looks like I'm not going to have time to go through the games to analyze the line until Friday afternoons or Saturdays this season. Last season I was typically able to do it on Sundays and sometimes even have the write up done by the end of the day. It would be better to have it done on Sunday (or Monday at the latest) as that allows info about the line to be added to everyone's take on the game as a whole but I now work on Sunday nights. Enough whining. I'll talk about the Bills' DTs first because it's much shorter than the offensive line bit.
Stroud and Williams were on the field for runs 1, 2, 5 and 6. Williams drew a single lineman each time while Stroud was doubled on all but the 2nd run. Stroud made them pay. He shed his block and ran down Willie Parker (!) from behind for a short gain. While the Steelers clearly didn't game plan for the Bills they knew Stroud well enough to double him on runs 75% of the time. When doubled, by the way, Stroud *can* be moved. In fact on the first running play he was moved all the way back to where the Bills huddle was going to be on the next play. It took the guard and center (Hartwick, not Mahan who graded very well against Buffalo last year and played with the 2nd unit....man, a trade would be great) to do it allowing other defenders to fill and stop the play for no gain. When Stroud is in the game, watch him at the snap. If two guys engage him it's a run. If one guy engages him it's most likely a pass. Williams will be one of the main beneficiaries in terms of seeing his tackle numbers go up. Run 6 was a good example. Williams held his ground in the run lane, shed the guard and stopped Parker for a 1 yard gain.
Williams and Stroud were in on passes 1 through 8. Williams was doubled on passes 5 and 6 while Stoud was never doubled. Passes 4 and 7 were screens so you wouldn't expect any of the linemen to be doubled. On passes 1, 2, 3 and 8 the Steelers apparently (rightly) believed that Williams isn't *that* much of a pass rushing threat.
There were some real oddities on the offensive line. I'll note them as I go. People who have read my ramblings for some time will no doubt recall my utter disdain for the abandonment of the A-gap on run plays. It's almost exclusively due to the subpar play the team has at center. (Mahan was playing 2nd string....trade! Trade now!) The Bills attempted to compensate for the weakness at center by employing a blocking scheme that resembled an 'L'. For a run to the right the LT, LG and C more or less stood their ground, though sometimes the LG pulled. The RG and RT attempted to crash down the line towards their left. So, the LT, LG and C formed the bottom of an (inverted in this case) 'L' while the RG and RT formed the side. A tight end, WR, back and/or pulling LG would then form a parallel line to the 'L' in order to create a rushing lane. If it sounds needlessly complicated (particularly on short yardage plays) it is. It would be far more straightforward (offensive line pun!) to plunge into the A-gap and get the needed yard. The good news is that I didn't see that particular blocking pattern employed once against the Steelers. It's looking more like a traditional reliance on the winning of individual battles. Naturally, the blocking scheme will take into account particularly disruptive players, like Wilfork, so we'll see Fowler get plenty of help from Dock and/or Butler.
There's more good news, at least of a sort. The Bills are willing to attempt some A-gap runs. No, they're not working very well (2.5 yard average against Pitts' first stringers) but Turk isn't completely abdicating the gap either. By the gap, the Bills averaged 5.0 in the left C-gap, 5.0 in the left B-gap, 2.5 in the A-gap, 11.5 in the right B-gap (much of it on the strength of a single 16 yard run--3.5 with that run averaged out), and 6.6 in the right C-gap. Take a second to marvel at that. Buffalo ran the ball at will through 4 gaps against the 3rd rated rush defense (1st overall) in the NFL last season. Even taking the left B-gap at 3.5 yards per carry that's still enough to move the chains.
Walker had an up and down night with run blocking. He had two good runs, 1 and 7, and two bad runs, 2 and 3. He did decently on 5 runs. On runs 2 and 3 he was beaten on the first step. The LB ran right past the RB on run 2 and chased the play from behind on run 3. On run 1 Walker drove the DE 5 yards down the line away from the play and on run 7 he tossed a LB out of the run lane. That first step almost cost the Bills dearly on pass 7. The DE blew right past him and sacked Edwards, almost causing a fumble on the 2 yard line. Walker was helped only once, and then he really didn't need it. It looks like Turk has a degree of confidence in his ability to adjust to speed rushers. I'm not as convinced.
Dock, the subject of much discussion the past couple of days, had a really good day on run plays. He had good plays on runs 1, 3, 7 and 8 weighed against zero bad plays. In each of those plays he took on LBs either in space or removed them from the hole. He was solid, but not spectacular, on all 13 of the pass plays he was in the game.
Fowler, well, is Fowler. He had a good play (run 4) where he went to the 2nd level and *drove* a soon-to-be-humiliated-in-a-film-session LB out of the hole. He also had a bad run play (run 1) where he didn't do anyone much good, particularly Butler who really needed a hand on the play. His 6 pass plays were all decent. Fowler, for whatever reason, left the game after the first series and was replaced by--wait for it--Duke Preston. Ugh.
After the first run play, in which he was driven into the backfield and discarded like a recently murdered Juarez whore, Butler turned in an okay performance. He had a couple of good run plays (4 and 5) in which he turned and--to a limited extent--drove the DT out of the hole without assistance. He did fine on his 13 pass plays, but nothing special.
Chambers may not be the drag on the run game that many of us thought he would be. He had 1 bad run play (and he was in for 18 of them) where he never really blocked anyone. He watched Butler get his flying lesson and then milled around in the 2nd level without ever hitting anyone. (I'm still not sure how Lynch got 7 yards running right on that play.) Chambers balanced that with the 6th run play where he chipped a DE and then put a LB on the ground. He was helped on 2 pass plays out of the 20 he was in the game. While the team would be better off with Peters (if for no other reason that Walker's move to LT means he'll have to deal with speed rushers), if they miss the playoffs it won't be because Chambers is dreadful. He's a very average lineman but the fact that the team ran most effectively to the gaps surrounding him (right B and C) speaks well for him.
Using Chambers as a pivot of sorts I'll go RG-C-LG-LT with the 2nd unit. I only tracked their play through the first drive of the 2nd half, when there weren't any starters out on the field.
Whittle came into the game and did what he does. He didn't have any good or bad plays in either the run or pass facets. He did an okay job across the board, exactly what you'd expect from a back up.
Preston came into the game earlier than I expected. He replaced Fowler after the first series and did better than I thought he would in the run game. Of course, better than I thought was merely average. He, like Whittle, had no good or bad run plays. If you want to break down the A-gap runs between Fowler and Preston, Fowler had 1 for 1 yard (1.0) while Preston had 3 for 9 yards (3.0). I don't know that it means much as Preston's defenders were increasingly second string guys. Preston had back to back bad pass plays. On one he and McCaskill wiped each other out, blocking no one in the process--unless you count the pile people had to run around. On the next Preston missed a block and Losman was sacked right at 2 seconds after the snap. I'm actually hoping that the team put him in early to verify a decision they've made to cut him.
Gaddis came in for a series, gave way to McCaskill for the next, and was then in until I stopped analyzing the line. I'm not sure if the coaches wanted to see McCaskill against the dwindling number of starters the Steelers had on the field or if Gaddis needed to come out for a series for some kind of equipment issue. Gaddis had one bad play (where he tried to pull and simply plowed into the back of his own linemen instead of continuing on until he could hit someone wearing white--Steeler, spectator or official, I'm not a picky man) and a good one in which he chipped a DE and then took out a LB at the 2nd level--which allowed Wright to get 10 more yards on the run. McCaskill was in for 3 runs and was just kind of there. McCaskill and Preston took one another out on a pass play but other than that neither back up LG stood out for good or ill.
Bell had a pretty solid outing for a rookie. He didn't have any bad or good plays (run or pass). Granted, he was facing 2nd teamers but he only looked kind of lost once. In his defense, so did most everyone else--on both teams--on that play. It was kind of like everyone except the back and a couple of LBs thought they were going to a TV break.
I saw Hardy make a good block on a run play and then completely whiff on another. Barnes seems to fall down almost as often as he crashes into a defender. Lynch missed one blitz pick up but followed it up the next play with a good blitz pick up. Losman took two sacks, one which was on Preston and the other was completely on Losman--at 4+ seconds the ball has to be gone. I suspect Bad JP was holding out for a long pass pattern.


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Nothing profound here folks.
But I'm watching the NIT opening round and it made me think about how many reach-in fouls, palming violations, and charges get called in tournament play. Particularly in the early rounds, you just don't know what you're going to get officiating-wise. Assume that things will be called as tightly as they were in December.
Obviously, MU can't worry about officials it cannot control. But, the point here is that with potential upsets of this magnitude the underdog can't just play well. He has to catch a break or two. Sometimes the favorite contributes to an upset by letting the officials take them out of their game. Cheap fouls can take a key player off the floor, but they can also make the favorite more tentative. MU should be able to withstand a little early foul trouble since everyone plays a lot already. The bigger issue, potentially, is picking up a few early fouls, getting tentative, and giving a very game underdog some life.
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Florida police department to begin using body-mounted cameras
They're not cheap and there are privacy concerns, but police and civil liberties activists wants cops wearing cameras.
Teacher says union resorting to bully tactics in wake of decertification
The doom and gloom predictions of the state's largest teachers union have not come to pass more than a year after Deerfield USD 216 faculty opted to boot out the Kansas National Education Association, according to teacher Doug Crandall.
Vouchers add money to public schools instead of robbing them, report says
Some of Tennessee's most powerful teachers' lobbyists are adamant school vouchers rob the state's public schools of money, but a new report says that's flat wrong.
Citizens flay Virginia's debt-ridden King George County
King George County, a rural enclave of 25,000 people, has racked up $100 million in debt with a spending spree on new public buildings.
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Nine western Twin Cities suburbs might as well post a 'gone fishing' sign on City Hall doors each Friday afternoon during summer. Closed for business. Come back Monday. Took dog to vet.
"The justification for summer hours was to make our city hall hours comparable with surrounding lake communities and due to the fact that Fridays have always historically been quieter days in terms of residents calling or stopping by city hall," Dana Young, city administrator, clerk and treasurer for Deephaven, said in an email.
"Obviously, our administrative staff has also come to love summer hours, so that it has also evolved into somewhat of an employee benefit."
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GREENDALE, Wis. — A group pushing for polling places to be taken out of schools in Greendale doesn't want the issue going to a referendum in November over fears it may not pass.
Some parents and educators who spoke at a Greendale Village Board of Trustees meeting earlier this month indicated the [...]
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MADISON, Wis. – Eric O'Keefe knows the consequences of speaking out against powerful prosecutors in a politically charged investigation.
"Indeed, Mr. O'Keefe has faced threatening behavior—including online stalking of his children and grandchildren—due to his participation in this litigation," the conservative activist's attorney writes in a court document filed this week.
Court to hear disputed election and voter fraud allegations in New Mexico
A judge will determine a dispute over alleged voter fraud in absentee ballots cast from Sunland Park, the site of numerous political controversies.
New York Press Club blasts Gov. Christie's blacklist tactic
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The New York Press Club is publicly criticizing Gov. Chris Christie and his staff for blacklisting New Jersey Watchdog.
The journalists' organization "expresses its outrage over the Christie administration's apparent 'blacklisting' of New Jersey Watchdog, in an effort to prevent the news outlet from receiving press advisories and official announcements from the governor's [...]
Video: Brownback states plainly why Medicaid expansion hurts Kansas
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback has been on the business end of numerous barbs and critiques for taking a stand against Obamacare and Medicaid expansion in the Sunflower State.
Those with unwavering faith in the federal government have characterized the conservative governor as an uncaring obstructionist for his opposition, but in an exclusive interview with the Daily Signal, Brownback laid out the argument against Obamacare in his own words.
Leawood throws the book at Little Free Library
The city of Leawood is using the full power of the law to protect property values from the threat of, uh, free cabinet-sized libraries.
A municipal statute designed to ban all detached structures is being levied against Leawood residents Brian and Sarah Collins after their 9-year-old son, Spencer, worked with his dad and grandpa to build the Little Free Library as a Mother's Day gift.
By Kenric Ward | Watchdog.org Virginia Bureau
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – State Delegate Barbara Comstock is inflating her energy record to pump up her congressional bid.
The McLean Republican's congressional campaign webpage declares that she "authored Virginia's law to allow for offshore exploration of energy."
In fact, Comstock's "major legislation" did no such thing. Her 2010 bill, HB 900, [...]
Comstock goes overboard with offshore energy claim
While taxpayers were picking up the tab for intensive, outpatient care for mentally ill patients, those patients were playing games and watching movies.
Medicare fraud: $97 million for mentally ill patients to watch movies, play games
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State public utilities regulators are calling for an easy way for consumers to compare complaints against the nation's phone companies.
Currently, consumers can file complaints about their telecommunications service with the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission, but those complaints aren't publicly available in an online format for consumers.
On Wednesday, Chris [...]
Regulators push for public database of complaints against phone companies
Pennsylvania has saved almost $2 billion staving off welfare fraud, waste and abuse under Gov. Tom Corbett, said Beverly Mackereth, the secretary of the state's Department of Public Welfare.
DPW chief: PA saves billions fighting welfare fraud
By Dustin Hurst | Watchdog.org
For some, ignorance is bliss, but for Democrat Jon Tester, it's an important campaign tactic.
Sure, the second-term senator from Montana isn't up for re-election until 2018, but that won't stop him from using disingenuous attacks on the wealthy to scare his constituents into sending him campaign cash.
"Today, it looks like the billionaire Koch [...]
Tester launches disingenuous attack on the Koch brothers
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Trust issues: Bill requires OH to issue drug fact sheets
With no debate and a nearly party-line vote, the state House passed a bill that eliminates a loophole in the law state defining the crime of stalking.
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By Brian Hughes | Washington Examiner
Unrest over the police shooting of an unarmed teenager in Ferguson, Mo., has completely overshadowed President Obama's domestic priorities, the latest in a string of crises that have derailed the president's agenda.
First, violence in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Gaza and Ukraine put Obama's preferred "nation building at home" on the back burner. A two-week vacation in Martha's Vineyard that the [...]
Obama's domestic agenda overshadowed by unrest in Ferguson
By James Poulos | Cal Watchdog
A California Senate committee wants to quadruple the entertainment industry subsidies keeping production in Hollywood.
With a unanimous vote, the appropriations committee passed a $300 million increase in tax credits for film and television, bringing the size of the controversial program up to $400 million. Assembly Bill 1839 is coauthored by Assemblymen Raul Bocanegra, D-Pacoima, and Mike [...]
CA Senate pushes $400M additional tax credits for Hollywood
By Jacob Sullum | Reason
Running for the U.S. Senate in 2010, Rand Paul became known as that crazy right-winger who expressed reservations about the Civil Rights Act of 1964. But in the last two years, the Kentucky Republican has emerged as his party's most passionate voice on criminal justice reform, explicitly decrying the system's disproportionate impact on [...]
Rand Paul redefines his views on civil rights, criminal justice reform
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The most terrifying aspect of reading the depositions of the Thurston County commissioners and senior bureaucrats in the recent lawsuit brought against Thurston County by Maytown Sand and Gravel and the Port of Tacoma is the realization that there are no adults in charge of Thurston County.
To review, Thurston County had issued a 20 year Conditional [...]
WA county's political leaders act childish, taxpayers lose millions
By Susan Crabtree | Washington Examiner
Fear that body cameras would infringe privacy rights may thwart congressional efforts to reform policing in the wake of riots in Ferguson, Mo.
A key Democratic author of legislation to reduce the militarization of police forces says dashboard cameras for police are OK, but worries that body cameras may go too far.
After protests over [...]
Privacy rights may trump transparency as Congress debates Ferguson policing
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Nearly four out of five students in the bottom 5 percent of schools in the Michigan Department of Education's Top-To-Bottom Ratings for 2013-14 were eligible for the federal governments free or reduced-price lunch program.
Only about 11 percent of the students in the top 5 percent of schools in those rankings were [...]
MI school rankings focus more on race and income than performance
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Twenty months after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, some would say little has changed when it comes to guns in America.
Others would say everything has.
Flurries of gun-related legislation and renewed national attention on the topic have not been enough to change federal gun laws. The National [...]
Advocates for gun control and gun rights at national standoff
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When you think of unsafe children's products, you probably don't think of books. Outside of our one-year-old smacking me in the head with one of his board books, I have a difficult time imagining a less threatening product than a children's book. Why, then, did Senator Mark Pryor's child safety legislation [...]
Arkansas senator saves kids from the dangers of old books
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On Aug. 14, the three litigants in the case to halt California's high-speed rail project, Kings County and two local residents, filed a Petition for Rehearing. They challenged the July 31 ruling against them by Sacramento's 3rd District Court of Appeal. The ruling, which reversed a lower-court decision, greenlighted the [...]


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An unusual fear is gripping the Arab world, namely that nuclear diplomacy may yet bring Iran and the United States into a close regional embrace. This may seem comical given the legacy of mistrust separating the two nations. Yet this concern among Arab rulers, fueled by progress toward a final agreement on Tehran's nuclear program, may have some justification in history. The United States has never been able to pursue arms control without delusion and has always insisted on sanctifying its negotiating partners, conjuring up moderates and searching for common ground. The challenge for Washington today is to defy its history and reach a nuclear agreement with Iran while negating the Islamic Republic's regional ambitions.
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As a Junior (2009)- Appeared in 19 games, starting 18 ... Scored two goals and registered three assists, totalling eight points, good for second on team ... Scored first career goal in season-opening 2-2 tie at Northwest University on 9/4/09 ... Ranked eighth in total shots in NWC ... Earned NWC Honorable Mention recognition.
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text: I've never been much of a Chris Berman fan, but damn if he didn't change that a little yesterday when the ESPN testosterone-depleted mouth-pieces announced their predictions for this year's Superbowl. That's right, Berman picks Minnesota over San Diego. After all the pre-season love for Green Bay, New Orleans and Dallas there is still at least one media mouth who thinks we can get it done. Truth is, I don't think any of them rule us out. They just see our chances as being less likely than others'. Personally, I would prefer not to be everyone's darling pick this early, but for those of us who seem upset by our lack of positive attention thus far, hopefully this will brighten your perspective a little.


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By Delivrine Registre - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Students get some insight into some tricky questions they will see when they re-take their high school graduation tests later this week.
"These kids are so close. They have their credits. They've past their classes and fell a little short," said state superintendent, Kathy Cox.
And that is why they are here at Project ExPreSS. The program aims to improve high school graduation rates by re-testing seniors who couldn't receive their diplomas because of those test scores.
"We believe that giving it to them in a compact way is going to open it up to them even more," said Monroe Comprehensive High Principal, Deloris Spears.
They spend four hours a day going over specific areas from the questions they missed when they took the test the first time.
"With just a small amount of time and effort in the summer, and an immediate re-test than we can see success," said Cox.
This summer these seniors are going over Social Studies and Science. "They're still the areas where kids will possibly pass all the others and just barely miss it in one of those areas," said Cox.
And though only 167 students are enrolled, administrators believe the entire community benefits from the program.
"It opens the doors for the community. I see more jobs. I see the vision of the city connecting with schools with more people passing tests. Industry will be interested in coming when we have a higher percentage of students passing," said Spears.
And hopefully 167 more seniors will receive their diplomas because of Project ExPreSS. Those high school seniors will re-take the Georgia High School Graduation Test Friday.
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Since I'm on vacation this week in The Great White North (that's Canada, for the uninformed), we decided to put together another "best of" edition of The MMA Hour.
Some of the names that's you'll hear from are Alistair Overeem, Josh Barnett, Rener Gracie, Diego Sanchez, and Chris Leben.
The next live edition of The MMA Hour will air Tuesday, July 3, at 12 p.m. ET / 9 a.m PT.
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The case report for the investigation into Friday's fatal church shooting at the Tabernacle of Praise Church was released Wednesday by the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office.
Pastor Ronald J. Harris Sr. was shot twice during a church service in front of around 60 congregation members.
Woodrow Karey Jr., 53, of Lake Charles, is accused in the case. He remains in the Calcasieu Correctional Center on $1 million bond on a second-degree murder charge.
According to the documents, at about 8:19 p.m. Friday, deputies were dispatched to the church at 307 Deshotel Lane. They arrived and found people running outside the church into the parking lot. Lake Charles Police were on the scene.
The report states deputies spoke with some of the people outside who indicated that a man, later identified as Karey, entered the church with "a gun raised" at Harris. Two shots were fired.
"Witnesses stated Woodrow fled the church exiting through the north side exit door. Woodrow then fled on foot in an unknown direction. Dispatch stated Woodrow was on the phone telling deputies where he was located. A few seconds later, Dispatch advised Woodrow was in custody," the report states.
Karey was located and cuffed in an empty lot north of Opelousas Street, west of Deshotel Lane. The report states he was advised of his Miranda Rights.
Deputies and Lake Charles officers entered the church and spotted people sitting in a pew at the north exit door.
"Deputies noticed Ronald lying on the floor next to the front pew at the north exit door. After clearing the church of any other possible threats, Acadian Ambulance began their assessment of Ronald and advised Deputies they were unable to find any vitals on Ronald. Deputies then notified Violent Crimes Detectives along with the FIU Division and the Coroner's Office," the report states.
After Karey was advised of his rights, the report states deputies asked him what happened.
"Woodrow stated several times 'He raped my wife,' " the report states.
Karey also pointed deputies to guns that were in the nearby woods. The weapons were located. He was asked by deputies again what happened.
"Woodrow once again stated, 'He raped my wife,' " the report states.
When asked if he shot someone, Karey replied, "yes," according to the report.
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Karey's attorneys, Adam P. Johnson and Todd S. Clemons, released a statement on Thursday on Karey's behalf:
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Heavyweight Fabricio Werdum spent three rounds beating on Roy Nelson in UFC 143's Fight of the Night but it didn't come easy. Werdum told Brazilian news site Sporto TV Globo that his repeated knees to Nelson's face actually caused him considerable pain:
It's unbelievable. My leg is hurting, I can't even walk right because of the knees I threw. It was four or five in the same place. It opened up a cut and it broke his nose. It's impressive how he can endure punishment. The guy is a warrior, 35 years old and he can really take it. He showed this physically, even though it doesn't show.
Despite Werdum's pained leg, Nelson clearly came out on the worse end of the deal as this photo of his split open forehead shows.
Werdum also talked about his hopes for future opponents:
I never chose an opponent. I fight whoever they send me. But Frank Mir would be good. He said the other day that he thought my ground was good, it even surprised me. But I don't quite believe in him too much, he hyped it up a bit. To fight him in Brazil would be ideal.
A bout with Mir would put Werdum near the top of the division right away, which is likely fitting for the man who dethroned Fedor Emelianenko from his undefeated perch.
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For anyone trying to crack the 3 in any marathon anywhere in the world
Al_P - yep, no reason why not! Haven't done all the training I would ideally want to do for an IM, but the A race was in June and this is all about the experience (and holiday!).
Al P.. a couple of gems from one of the German elite runners on the Frankfurt site, lovely translation..
'This is very basic: Please don't wear the shoes you wear for the marathon for the first time. This will not end good'.
and on tapering..
'Your main work is done. The last months you really grinded away'.
That's why you need a cut back week then, too much grinding!
lol Jools. I admire your honesty
Great news postie. Always the case that every twinge in the last few weeks means there's a bit about to fall off
It sounds like you're back in good form Padams.
lol Wardi
Rest day yesterday and some work on the quad loosened it up a treat, so this morning I made up for missing yesterday's track session with some quicker road running. 9m with 1/2m (2:29), 3/4m (3:53 - uphill for the last ~200m), 2m (10:35), 1/2m (2:29). All (relatively) controlled. Blister is still a little tender, but manageable.
I've planned a surge long run for Saturday am, so hopefully the blister is ok by then to allow me to put on my racing shoes (they're stiffer around the heel than what I was wearing this am).
Wardi: I had that email from Frankfurt, too. I loved some of the translations. 2.5 more weeks of grinding, it would seem
Wardi - Damn, you've sussed me out there Looking forward Frankfurt, going to be a bit of a whirl-wind euro road trip, Thursday ferry to france and drive to Brussels, Friday/Saturday in a place called Darmstadt (about 30mins south of Frankfurt) and then back to Brussels on Sunday evening and home on Monday. Also looking forward to the chance to stretch my car's legs on the Autobahn (not that it's that fast, still fun to find out how quick though), but must remember to lay off the Belgium beer until the return visit to Brussels!
TT - Good speed on the road there.
Al_P, Darmstadt is a good place to visit if you're an architecture geek like me, as it is the centre of Jugendstil (German version of Art Deco). I've not been, but it's on the list one day, particularly since my in-laws don't live too far from Frankfurt.
TT's impromptu rest day yesterday left me with a choice of whether to do the hardcore track session he had planned (various reps of 1-2 miles at 10K p[ace or faster) or something else, so I chickened out a bit and went with the P&D schedule session of 6 x 1200 @5k. Average 3:52.
Lev -- I certainly do want to get my glogen levels as high as poss, and higher than normal, during carbo loading. The bit I was half-hearted about was glyco-depleting first in an effort to cause more 'overshoot' when subsequently carbo-loading, as the evidence for that working is a bit weak. So I have glyco-depleted a bit about a week out, as much as anything to ensure I start reasonably light, but then the loading I do on the Thurs/Fri aims to completely saturate my muscles with glycogen if possible.
But then on pre-marathon day I just maintain the status quo by eating modestly, still carbo-rich, no fibre -- to maintain the hopefully loaded muscles, but not end up feeling bloated or carrying unnecessary lower-intestine ballast on the day.
Al_P -- a cut-back week sounds like an excellent idea, otherwise the toaster gods may have you. Your DOMS-affected training doesn't sound too affected to me!
My legs are still not quite recovered from my Sunday 10M race, in particular I'm still aware of the R hamstring being not quite right. I was a bit late today so I didn't try my usual MLR at all, but did run to work, and that was fine (closer to 7 m/M). So I don't think I have a real problem, just a touch of Nervous Nerys.
Just checking back into this thread after a few months absence. Congrats to TT and Al_P on the New Forest wins. Looking forward to seeing a few marathon reports in the coming weeks.
I took some time off this summer to rest some niggles and then get married and jet off on honeymoon. Back now and trying to build up some fitness (and lose a stone) ahead of cross country season and some half marathons in the new year.
Been catching up and missed the great races by TT and AI_P.Should start getting busier on here now the Autumn marathons are starting.Sub 7 runs are starting to feel moderate, not quite easy either. But a great step in the right direction. 9.6 miles from work tonight.Delighted to find my AFA Acceptance form on getting home. Come in number 32106
Lev's post made me smile, I just eat more carbs for a couple of days.
Padams - the 50's was a low intensity, low concentration session. Good one on the bike TTing, do you train on your TT bike at times through the year to get used to the position etc ?
AL_P - your MP would stil be quicker than I could run a 1/2 at ! I'll see you at the finish
CW - still got DOMS ! we need to get you upping the frequency and miles this side of Christmas this year, so you can really crack on by February this campaign !
Tim B - no need to have worried, if you have done the GFA time then you are in, its not a ballot.
5M easy at lunch my legs felt ok, but I'm still pretty smoked, had best give it a while longer.
TT.. good speed on the road, hope that pesky blister mends itself soon. Good pair of photos there, A 'well disguised gurn' was how I saw it.
Dachs.. a nice set of 1200's there even if it was a cop out!
Andy D.. welcome back and congrats on the nuptials.
Padams.. good work on the bike, are you over the health scare now?
11m for me today. Got a 60 secs rest around half way - I had to stand in a ditch on a narrow lane to let two enormous farm vehicles get past.
Weston Prom Run for me tonight, and a modest 5M pb (30.47 on the Garmin, which would be a 10s improvement). Can't help but feel that my rather over-enthusiastic start (5.57, 5.57...) rather put paid to a more significant improvement as I slowed considerably over the following 3 miles, but pleased that on tired legs I could manage 1 5.57M, let alone 2 consecutively.
Good pace Jools. Gotta be in 10k pb shape.
Al p - Doms usually come out a few days later so not surprised at your run on Monday.
TR - Time for a proper sub 80 at the half based on IOW.
Looked at champs entry for London and it states the following.
On applying you will receive an automated email within a few hours to confirm you have requested a championship entry. You will then be notified within 15 working days via email if your application has been successful or not.
Is this a standard response or does it indicate that there is a quota on champs entries?
Had a lightish week since Sunday. Out with couple of young quick guys on bike tomorrow and celebrating birthday.
JH1: pretty sure it just refers to them approving your qualifying race, i.e. making sure it wasn't a short course, it was really you, etc., not that there is a quota.
TR - haven't done much on the TT bike this year as I didn't use it at Nice. Have had it on the turbo for a few weeks now though - no excuse to get off the aerobars on the turbo!
Wardi - yes, I seem to be fine. In fact, I actually felt fine 24 hours after it started, but with being kept in hospital, the antibiotics and (more importantly) the wife telling me not to train, I had 8 days off in the end.
10M last night including a 4-5M faster section in the middle. No idea on the pace but overall it was around 7s and the faster bit felt like about 6:15s.
50 mins just done in the pool including a 1k steady effort in about 15:30 and some drills (trying to sort out my legs when I breathe).
More importantly, has anyone managed to find Dull N, as we're approaching 100,000 posts.....
Dull's PO10 page has looked like the Marie Celeste since 2010, he needs coaxing out of retirement.
Nice 5m PB Jools. 30:47 just so happens to be my 5m PB too!
Wardi - he doesn't need to start running, just to come on here and do the 100,000th post. We don't want some J1P doing it!
Forgot to say well done to Jools - if you can string together 2x5:57s at the start of a 5M race, you're probably not far off being able to do 5 of them (and I guess 5x5:59s would do!).
Congrats on the PB Jools!
TR -- I think now my problem isn't DOMS, it's maybe a touch of sciatica. It's all down the back of my right thigh now. I'll do all the piriformis massaging, stretching and omega-3 eating in case that helps; it's not too bad, but interfering with training, and the GER is only 16 days away. Anyway, I have a day off from work today and so did 15M with some hill reps and two rather laboured 1M efforts (6:00 ea), so some quantity if not quality -- 57M for the week without a proper long run this time.
fck me, I was beginning to think that there must be an asterisk next to my name at VLM Towers due to my woeful record there, as I got back to find a rejection magazine yesterday (despite applying with recent GFA times of 2.48 & 2.53).
Turns out the missus applied in the ballot though and it was for her
Things not going so well on the Abo front; ran my slowest half marathon in ten years on Sunday. Just felt tired from the start. Actually running OK otherwise though. Target revised to somewhere between 2.50 and 3.50 I reckon.
btw, I did have a chat will Dull at the JP Morgan 5k last summer; he was running as was Padams. Nothing since though.
Congrats on the pb Jools. Sounds like more to come too!
Nice track session Dachs.
Welcome back and congrats Andy D.
lol Wardi. Not my prettiest shots it must be said! How much trouble do you have with routes when it gets darker? Do you tend to stick to routes with pavements (or is that not possible)? We're planning ahead for house moving next year and I've been tending to rule out moving out of suburbia as I can't envisage running around country lanes in winter.
Happy Birthday JH1.
Padams - it would be good to have Dull get the landmark post, but you just know some joker is going to wait and do it in the middle of the night!
I managed to get stung by a wasp on the roof of my mouth yesterday evening. Finished the run ok, but it smarted a bit later!
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Kansasheads back to the Lone Star state to face TCU on Wednesday, Jan. 8, at 7 p.m.inside the Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. The Jayhawks (7-7, 0-2 Big 12) are set toplay their second-consecutive Big 12 road contest this week after facingthen-No. 9 Baylor in Waco on Sunday. KU and TCU (10-4, 1-1 Big 12) meet for thefifth time in program history and the Jayhawks head to Fort Worth with athree-game winning streak over the Horned Frogs. The game will be broadcastlive on the Jayhawk Radio Network and also available online on the JayhawkDigital Passport.
JuniorAsiaBoyd takes a six-game double figure scoring streak to theDaniel-Meyer Coliseum. She scored 12 points against then-No. 9 Baylor and isaveraging 13.6 on the year. Junior ChelseaGardner leads the team with 16.5 points per game and has swatted awaya team-best 24 blocks in 2013-14. She is within one block of 90 in her careerand 10th on the all-time Kansas blocks list. Junior guard NatalieKnight scored a season-high 15 points in the Jayhawks' Big 12 openeragainst West Virginia on Jan. 2. She is averaging 8.3 points per game and hasscored in double figures in three of the last four games. She has thethird-best turnover-to-assist ratio in the conference at 2.6.
Freshmanguard KeylaMorgan tied her career-best mark of 11 points against Yale. She hasstarted five games and appeared in nine this season. She is averaging 6.5points and 2.2 rebounds per game. Senior guard CeCeHarper recorded her first career double-double against Tulsa afterscoring 15 points and dishing out a career-best 13 assists. She is averaging5.2 assists per game and has a total of 73 on the year. She is fourth in theleague in steals per game with 2.1.
Freshmanguard DakotaGonzalez continues to be one of the first Jayhawks head coach BonnieHenrickson calls upon from the bench. She is averaging 4.2 points and1.8 rebounds per game. She has appeared in 12-of-14 KU contests in 2013-14 andis playing 14.8 minutes per game. Freshman forward CaelynnManning-Allen collected her first career start in the final game of2013 against Yale. She is averaging 1.3 points and 2.2 rebounds per game.
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Kansaslast faced TCU on March 8, 2013 in the first round of the Big 12 Championship.Forward ChelseaGardner recorded her third double-double of the 2012-13 season afterrecording 11 points and a career-high 19 rebounds in the Jayhawks' 83-61 winover the Horned Frogs. Guard AsiaBoyd gave KU a spark off the bench with 12 points on 5-for-7shooting.
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TreeDropdownField in Popup
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I want on a complextablefield a TreeDropdownField ( used it when it was a page ) but it's gives a Javascript error when loading the tree.
Should this work or is it a bug?
function getCMSFields_forPopup() {
$fields = new FieldSet();
$fields->push( new TextField( 'Label' ) );
$fields->push( new DropdownField( 'Style', 'Banner style', array('mooi' => 'mooi', 'lelijk' => 'lelijk' ) ) );
// $fields->push( new TextField( 'Link' ) );
$fields->push( new TreeDropdownField('Link','Link','SiteTree') );
return $fields;
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5 January 2008 at 10:08pm
this is a pretty complex piece of code, we can't get much mileage out of the provided error-message. can you please install the IE script debugger (http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2004/10/26/247912.aspx) and post the specific error you're getting?
Re: TreeDropdownField in Popup
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Okay, installed the script debugger. The messages I get are then:
First click on '(Choose)': row 496 'null' is empty or not an object (see line496.jpg)
Second click on '(Choose)': row 1803 Type does not match (I hope good translated from dutch) (see line1803.jpg)
I hope you can use this information, I'm not very familiar with script debugging but otherwise I can give you the url of my development site. (and the admin/passwd)
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9 January 2008 at 9:22am
that helps a lot, thanks! i don't have time to debug this now (its pretty much a border-case), but created a ticket: http://open.silverstripe.com/ticket/2106
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9 January 2008 at 11:58am
Great! Thanks!
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Re: TreeDropdownField in Popup
16 May 2008 at 8:45pm Last edited: 16 May 2008 8:45pm
i have the same problem, the ticket has now been open for 4 month...
ist there a workaround how to get a link choose in the popup?
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Re: TreeDropdownField in Popup
27 October 2008 at 12:11am
i've got the same Problem too. Is there any other way to implement a field, wich holds a page id for a link?
thanks alot
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4 November 2008 at 2:25am
TreeSelectorField.js dynamically adds fieldName=foo to the javascriptcall (line 39). However, in a complextablefieldpopup the querystring already has a fieldname=idofcomplextablefield... Perhaps that has something to do with it?
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TOS Origin of Trans-Warp Beaming?
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In ST09 the issue is that the TARGET is traveling at warp. In "Tomorrow is Yesterday" the SENDER is traveling at warp, but the target is almost stationary in comparison (and not inside a warp bubble). The two scenarios are reversed. I suppose you could therefore reconcile the two by stating that the problem of "trans-warp beaming" involves beaming ONTO an object that is at warp.
Also though, the sender is traveling, at warp, across time as well as space. Not only did they, in TIY, transport Capt. Christopher back to a place, they had to nail the exact time also. Up to that point the consideration of transporting in those extreme set of conditions had never been encountered. At the speed the Enterprise was traveling at the point C. Christopher was beamed to earth, the transporter range, relative to the Enterprise's speed and being "close enough" to earth to successfully transport, also should have been a no-go if STXI's transporters had been used before the "upgrade" they got during the movie.
His molecules were in danger of being spread over time, as well as space, because of the rapidness of the moving through time as well as space, and in a warp bubble at that, but they (TOS) did it without a blink. So essentially the transporter system and program used to run it were seemingly more advanced and established than STXI's.
There, in STXI, it was an effort even to lock on and transport a single person, to the detriment of Spock's mother. Almost like this technology was fairly new to this universe.
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|Elida receives EPA approval on sewer plant upgrades
|Tuesday, June 10, 2014 8:00 PM
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ELIDA — Elida Village Council's regular meeting began with a good report from Village Administrator Scott Fessler. He said the village has received a stamp of approval on plans from the EPA.
"Usually, it is quite a lengthy process. However, with the village being on top of the process and the EPA knowing we have an issue, it went through sooner than expected," he said.
The process now for the sewer plant is to come up with the options to do as much as possible for the money they are borrowing.
The next step is the project goes out for bid and council will need to approve the bid.
Fessler said he would be able to go over the plans and designs of the wastewater plant with interested councilmen.
Councilman Claude Paxton spoke about the August newsletter and thought it may be a good idea to include the fact the village is in the stages of looking into a new town hall.
"The building we are in now is over 100 years old. With structure and the age of the present town hall, it would be more feasible to build a new one. We are looking into it but nothing is solid," Mayor Kim Hardy said.
Rhonda McCoy reported about the pipeline safety meeting she went to in May in Findlay. There were some interesting topics and they really honed in on the importance of calling 811 before anyone digs. The 811 number is nationwide. Also, they talked about how the ground is shifting and now in some instances when farmers are disking their fields, it is possible to hit sewer lines due to the shift.
The village gets many calls from the 45807 zip code area when they call 811. The village is charged for every call, which amounts to approximately $900-$1,100 a year, according to Janet Bonifas.
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Ruth Patterson Hart Retrospective
Exhibition dates: September 30 October 25, 2008
Archer Gallery is pleased to present a retrospective viewing of work by Ruth Patterson Hart curated by Trisha and Craig Kauffman. Although Harts productive studio period was brief (1928 into the 1940s), she was an active participant in the art community of the time and a friend of significant individuals of the region curator Rachael Griffin; artists William Givler, Louis Bunce and Jack McLarty; architects Pietro Belluschi and John Yeon.
Although a few individuals were aware of her early academic training and exhibitions, Hart quietly set her work aside in the family attic for 50 years and devoted her life to family and friends. Discovered by her children after her recent death, Harts paintings, drawings, and mural studies illuminate a keen and well-developed talent. Ruth Patterson Hart Retrospective continues the rediscovery, initiated with a 2007 exhibition at ArtSpace Gallery in Bay City, OR, of a heretofore unknown artist and expands our understanding of an exciting period of artmaking in the region.
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A bill to amend 1970 PA 91, entitled "Child custody act of 1970,"by amending sections 5 and 6a (MCL 722.25 and 722.26a), section 5as amended by 1993 PA 259 and section 6a as added by 1980 PA 434.
Presumptive Joint Custody Legislation, HB 4778 of 2011
Writing as Vice President and member of the Legislative Committee of DADS & MOMS PAC, Phillip Holman prepared and submitted the draft of a proposed Bill. The Bill was introduced with 19 sponsors and referred to the House Judiciary Committee. House Bill 4778 is virtually identical to Mr. Holman's proposal.
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The following outline is a portion of the desperately needed legislation required regarding the Friend of the Court and the divorce procedure in the State of Michigan. The National Congress For Men and Children, Michigan Chapter applauds your desire to hear the concerns of parents caught up in the Friend of the Court bureaucracy.
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The time has arrived to demand accountability on the use of child support. Michigan has decided to "get tough" on the enforcement of child support and is on the verge of adopting draconian child support enforcement laws at both the state and federal levels.
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The legislation presently pending in the Michigan House was approved in Committee on March 10, 1993, and is expected to be promptly enacted. It involves the latest attempt to coerce child support collections by authorizing and directing the loss of driver's licenses and occupational licenses of individuals with child support arrearages.
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George Russell
Of serial killers, subject expert Robert Keppel told the Seattle Post-Intelligencer that many leave a signature: "They enjoy it. It's one of their favorite pastimes." And accordingly, their signature displays "what their hangup is...what their sexual enhancement is."
While other scholars, such as Northeastern University's noted Criminal Justice Professor James Fox, say that only rarely do serial killers leave specific calling cards, Keppel believes that many times the indications are indeed there, but overlooked by the investigators handling the cases. In the above-mentioned Post-Intelligencer article by staff reporter Scott Sunde, both men cite Ted Bundy to illustrate their respective points of view.
Fox sees Bundy's atrocities as cases of "basically rape and murder" with no definite signature to define a Bundy killing. Keppel answers by explaining that, while this is true, the very fact that Bundy went "over and beyond what's necessary to commit murder" is in itself a very significant signature.
Pertaining to George Russell, however, both luminaries would agree that he was no doubt a true representative of that strange class of murderers who leave a mark. As Sunde summarizes, "What the serial killer leaves behind may explain what gives him some perverse pleasure." Such was Russell.
A violent necrophile, Russell justified his killings by convincing himself that the three women he slew deserved to die. Pohlreich may have insulted him, Beethe could have taunted him, Levine perhaps rejected him with sarcasm. In his eyes, they were vile and misused their sexuality in the same vein as his mother and stepmother had done. His victims became surrogates to the women who had snubbed him as a boy.
Because they were what he told himself they were, they needed to suffer. Pleasure came when he was able to deliver it with the whacks of a baseball bat or an iron rod or whatever he used to smash their skulls. Even though they all had died almost instantly, the physical act of killing had sparked such a paroxysm of fury within him that he reached a form of sexual satisfaction releasable only through prolonged violence. That is why, although he knew they had succumbed, he continued hammering, punching, kicking and slashing them.
Of course, in his warped sense of justice, the murders wouldn't have been successes unless he could tell the world what sluts they were. Posing them into erotically kinetic shapes, then degrading them with something cheaply phallic, he left his overarching message.
Summoned by King County Prosecutor Rebecca Roe to testify at George Russell's trial, Keppel described the aspects of a signature killing and successfully tied them to the defendant's murders. The aspects, seven in all, comprise a standard pattern that fits George Russell's case:
- He left the victims in a place where they would be easily discovered in order to stun those who found them.
- He posed the victims in a sexually degrading and vulnerable manner.
- Reinforcing the concept of degradation, he placed in and on the victims sex toys and sexual propaganda (such as the More Joy of Sex manual that he put into Levine's hand after death).
- His crimes were committed within a small geographic area of which he was familiar.
- He showed a steadily increasing ability to kill swiftly, without pause. This was indicated by the defense wounds or lack thereof on the victims. Pohlreich had actually been given time to struggle before she died; Beethe had only enough time to try to ward off the killing blow; Levine was murdered while she slept, given no time for defense.
- He displayed a steadily increasing guile and confidence factor, spending more time with each victim as his killing spree progressed.
- His attacks indicated a steadily increasing ferocity unleashed upon each victim.
If Russell had not been apprehended, who knows how long he would have gone on killing and with such brute force decimating his mother and stepmother in proxy, over and over again.


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Don Markham's loss is Eisenhower's gain.
Two-way senior lineman Latoata Leumea transferrered last spring from Compton to Eisenhower, Markham and Ike coach Patrick Lord confirmed. Markham is the new Compton High coach.
Leumea (6-4 1/2, 246) is being looked at by Washington, Colorado State, Colorado and Fresno State. He has already been voted as a team captain by the Eagles.
"The guy's a player," Lord said. "And he works hard and he's a good kid. He just showed up one day and I don't think he's missed a practice. He's a solid kid. He's going to help us, that's for sure."
Lord said Leumea, for whatever reason, has arrived late to the recruiting party but with a B-plus average in school could be an NCAA Division I player.
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My buddy wants me to go to Montreal to see the Leafs and listen to that ridiculous chant in February. We went last year and watched the Leafs lose 5-1 while McCabe broke his hand on a typically underpunished Habs hit. Last night's game, coupled with the 8-2 drubbing makes me question whether that trip is a good idea.
urtis Joseph fell to his knees in the blue ice, and the sniper must have thought he'd been transported to some minor-league barn where the netminders aren't quite ready for the big time.
Hey look who's back to writing articles about hockey that would be better served as bird-cage liners! Actually, I agree with the premise but man is it mean.
Maybe bringing in Cujo and shipping out the promising Scott Clemmensen to New Jersey, where Clemmensen has done fine work standing in for Martin Brodeur, was a so-dumb-it's-smart tentacle of Operation Tank for Tavares. Whatever, if they actually are trying to make the playoffs around here – and we assume Brian Burke got the memo that the pension-plan kingpins are counting on the revenue – Joseph's hurting the cause even when he doesn't play
Oh yeah, it's stupid too. What planet does Feschuk live on where he doesn't realize that MLSE is not counting on playoff revenue this year? Who gives an assignment to a reporter that can't be bothered to do even the most cursory of research? The Star printed a nice letter about how it would strive to improve itself and we assume Dave Feschuk got the memo. Apparently, he decided to ignore it.
The Leafs last night were a lot like leftover champagne from a New Year's Eve bash the night before: Flat and uninteresting.
They fell 4-1 to the Buffalo Sabres on home ice and afterwards, head coach Ron Wilson said about the only thing he could do to prevent such a dull effort was to "fight the other coach."
That would make the price of a ticket palatable.
Special Teams
Special teams are something we have talked about as a key all season. As of late the Sabres penalty kill has been faltering and the power play has been less than spectacular. Tonight they scored two power play goals and killed off all five Leaf power plays. The Leafs were able to get some chances on the power play but they were kept mostly to the outside. When they did get a good chance, Miller was there to make the save. Miller has been key to the penalty killing all season and his team seems to feed off him.
I have nothing to say here other than to note that the Leafs' powerplay needs to pick it's spots better. A goal with the score 0-0 tends to help a little bit.
When Lindy Ruff called out his forwards after Tuesday's dismal 4-2 loss to Washington, the main point was that his grinders seemed to be his most interested players.
No offense to them but the Sabres don't go very far if they're the best the team has to offer. The stars better lead the way, and they did exactly that during Thursday's 4-1 win over the punchless Toronto Maple Leafs in Air Canada Centre.
And there's the difference. The Flying Sabres had their diving superstars ready to play while the Leafs' kept wondering what team they might be joining in the next two months.


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About the AuthorOliver Woodruff
owoodruff Fulham, London, UK
Ruff Photography is my Photographic Label which I unofficially set up in 1999 with an eye on primarily Landscapes and Travel Photography, collecting images from my World Trips and more close to home up in my childhood county of Derbyshire and more recently London.
Publish Date September 11, 2009
Dimensions Standard Landscape 54 pgs Standard Paper
Category Sports & Adventure
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