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Kokomo police are investigating a strong-armed robbery Saturday afternoon at a northside residence.
Officers were called to the 1200 block of North Courtland Avenue about 1:20 p.m. and learned that two males entered a residence, confronted the occupants and stole several personal items, Sgt. Jon Webster reported.
The two white males were described as standing approximately 5 feet 5 inches and 5 feet 6 inches tall.
The victim said the two men then fled in a dark green mini-van, which was last seen traveling northbound on Courtland Street. The victim suffered minor injuries and refused medical attention at the scene.
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Congratulations to the lookalike winners
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, May 9, 2008, 11:58 AM
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on May 9, 2008 at 2:22 pm
Congratulations. This is reassuring, and it benefits us to embrace the concept.
on May 15, 2008 at 1:34 pm
What a nice picture of 3 lovely ladies. Congrat's!
on May 15, 2008 at 4:41 pm
I really thought the two ladies (one bride and her mom) would win....Wow, both beauitful and they only different was age.....Great picture!
on May 19, 2008 at 10:11 pm
Obviously YOUR mother never taught you any manners, Ed. Quite an offensive remark. I applauded the choice, as all three lovely ladies looked very beautiful in a radiant AND natural way. The bride/mother-of-the-bride that someone else thought should have won were also quite "handsome", but in a quite different, more artificially enhanced manner.
on May 20, 2008 at 7:58 am
Wow! Artificially enhanced is not an offensive comment??
on May 20, 2008 at 9:16 pm
Touchy, are we? I think we can all agree that the use of makeup constitutes "artificially enhanced", and that the young/more mature bride/mother-of-the-bride photo *does* display the use of (some!) makeup...!
on May 29, 2008 at 11:28 am
Offended, if you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all. You sound just like the guy who said the racist remake, except your comment is the kind insecure woman make to belittle other women. I don't know too many people who call makeup "Artificially enhanced" LOL
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« Golden after loss to Virginia Tech: "Whatever I say is an excuse. At the end of the day, we have to fix it." | Main | Miami Hurricanes in free fall: UM drops to No. 24 in AP & No. 23 among coaches after 42-24 loss to VT »
VIDEO: D'Onofrio addresses defensive struggles against Virginia Tech; players react
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@Sarasota... And what does all that come back to...? Say it with me, folks... COACHING!
I doubt it would happen but we need Jeremy Pruitt.
I'm in agreement about Dno, he CONTINUALLY does NOT make adjustments, and you CANNOT play lb's 8-10 yds off the ball and expect to stop somebody. Hell I could've been the QB and looked like a Heisman candidate. What the hell is he thinking? When it's 3rd and 3 and you're off the ball that far, ANYONE can get a first. Also 3rd n 17, and 3rd n 14, and BAMMO we give it to them. VT SUCKS, and we made them look great. We THREW AWAY the Coastal. Yes we can STILL salvage a 10-2 season, but these kids have shown NO heart, and without heart, forget it.
I actually stopped watching with 12 minutes left, and I've NEVER done that. I was so F'ING angry. Al I hope you're reading this blog, because your buddy is KILLING US!!!!!!
Im not renewing my Season tickets until Onofrio is gone. He is the worst coach I have ever seen.
Canes finish 8-4 thanks to him.
At the end of the Day its an improvement from last year, but we had a much easier schedule.
Hopefully Recruits and Coaches flock to the U next year.
Go Canes..
Miami is a good team, not a great team,but, good. The Canes have adequate players that will be most teams. One thing that I saw during the gaem that both fsu and va tech did was they were able to out flank the defense on several occasions. The defensive backs seemed to be out of position quite a bit or they were leaving way too much room between themselves and the receivers. You've got to give logan thomas credit, he played a very good game, probably the best of the year for him. As for Morris, if he's unable to throw off his back foot then he's only half a quarterback and not the good half either. Duke is going to be no slouch this year after all they did beat va tech. The team as a whole have gotten down on themselves and that needs to change, not by the coaches, but, the players themselves. They have to come to grips with it and realize they just weren't ready for fsu and in va tech they let it slip away and if they don't get the ship righted they will be playing in a bowl before Christmas.
I was watching some commentators talk about fsu stating jimbo is a true recruiter, he and his staff, can hand pick anyone anywhere they want with impunity and that is why they are as strong as they are. In saying that the U is getting good players from south florida and around the country, but, they are not keeping the best players at home. Gone is the mistique of playing in front of family and friends of the 80s'. The ship is getting righted at Miami, but, it's going to take a while to undue the losses of bringing the best talent back to the U regardless of the # of stars they have out of high school. One can only hope that the players can get their head screwed on the right way before the next game and get back to business.
Randy Shannon is a lot better defensive coach than Onofrio
Time to go in a different direction.Honestly does anybody seriously believe we can win championships with this coaching staff base on what you have seen this year and last year.Al 's a good recruiter if you like a team full of 3 stars. I was on the fence about this coaching staff. Not anymore. I saw enough last night. Defense can't get off the field, Offense can't stay on the field. All coaches must go. New ideals welcome.Look for coaches in the SEC.
A promising season down the drain. Both coordinators need to go. Coleys cannot call plays everything to the short side. Donofrio's D too many missed assignments. Biggest disappointment the O line. Morris is hurt get him out of the game. Made Logan Thomas look like a hall fame qb. Should have beaten VT easily. Something has to change now!!
Wow when I watched the game only thing I could think about was Gallo and Calvina..Wow..say it aint so.
You know the old saying. You can't fire the players so you have to fire the coach. Something has to change with the defense. If you can't get the players to play their assignments, you can't have a good defense. Players being out of position constantly can't be tolerated. I know this team is forced to play kids that couldn't play on good Miami teams of the past, however, you can't keep making the same mistakes over and over. Sometimes you just have to make a change when things don't improve. Golden has a very difficult decision to make. D'Onofrio could make it easier for him by taking a job elsewhere. He may have to fall on his sword if he wants to help Golden.
We recruit all the top notch TE's and NEVER use them, we RARELY go to screens to take away the pass rush, never use quick slants, or 5-6 yd across the middle. Morris actually played well last night, not his fault balls were dropped, and to be fair if you take away the to's, we probably win, but we need to do something quick. I mean DNO HAS to know he's not calling good d schemes.
all you have to do is look at what fsu did....lost coley, no big deal....loose stoops, hire pruitt...no big deal.......
look what pruitt has done in 1 year at fsu.....after fsu lost 7 top defensive guys last year.....
time to clean house and get new blood in here...I dont see any risk to that.....
Reality: While we have secured some very good recruits, that has been a more RECENT development. Those recruits are young and still need to learn D-1 fundamentals. TOP recruits (4 stars or better):
Artie Burns: FR
Deon Bush: SO
Stacey Coley: FR
Tracy Howard: SO
Standish Dobard: FR
Jermaine Grace: FR
Duke Johnson: SO
Malcolm Lewis: SO
Jamal Carter: FR
Tyriq McCord: SO
Dallas Crawford: SO
Corn Elder: FR
Raphael Kirby: SO
Danny Isidora: FR
Ereck Flowers: SO
Al-Quadin Muhammad: FR
Jelani Hamilton: SO
Bottom Line: We lost the FSU and VaTech games based on a lack of fundamental play from our young players and lower-level of talent from our older, more experienced players (generally 3-star recruits). We need another 2-3 years of strong recruiting to truly contend for another championship.
And those of you pining for coaching change(s) should think carefully about the impact on the program from a lack of coaching staff continuity. You can't land top recruits and build a strong program by shuffling head coaches in and out every three years.
Give it time.
CANES will struggle to win again this season, even against Virginia. They haven't played a good game since the Gators. Nine wins? A win at Duke? I want to believe it's possible, but our CANES will be going up against Cutcliffe and a team that believes they will win the Coastal. If we win next Saturday, Coach Golden will have himself to be more than a good talker. The O-Line had better come to Durham in a bad mood.
WHY ARE WE RUNNING A BEND THEN BREAK DEFENSE???????We have talent! ...this is not TEMPLE!!
mediocrity has settled into both the media and fan base....all of a sudden we are "lucky" to have a guy like al golden because that's what the media wants you to believe...but in reality where does a small time MAC coach get a pass with a brand like UM?
UM is a big time school with big time athletics....if the fan base can dumb on Jimmy - dennis - butch - coker and shannon...wtf do these guys think they are?
2 million for what?....you couldn't get golden to quit with dynamite.....this is his dream job..he was never going anywhere....his wife and him LOVE south florida....
time to get tough with these fu...kers.....time for heads to roll
Coach D theory is keep the ball in front of you. Allow them to catch the ball then come up and make a tackle. why even let them catch he dam ball to begin with?
shalalalalala turned the Hurricanes football into a sun shower soccer moms' little league team hiring golden and d'o.
shalalalala, goldie, and d'o are just trash. Take out the garbage.
what puzzles me is how goldie and d'o and the entire coaching staff can be so stupid as to not see the obvious:
that three def. linemen with LBs five yards off the los can NOT stop VT cheerkeaders with six blockers in front of them from picking up five yards???
And goldie and d'os stupid zones with DBs guarding empty areas and no one within five yards of a receiver when he catches the ball??
d'o even had a half minute delayed blitz by a safety running right by the receiver who caught the ball for huge yardage. Hint: A delayed blitz is NOT a "blitz."
No hope for the Hurricanes as long as shalalaal and golden and d'o are at the U.
Dream job?
No stadium, fickle fans, still below avg facilities, less salary. Gee, what's not to like?
His dream job sits in Happy Valley. Or NFL.
Yes, UM is lucky to have Golden!
Another thing, it is just plain chicken crap to blame the players or point to next year bla, bla, bla.
With a win, it the players' win like Morris and the offense WON against GT, UNC, WF, in the last minute of the game in spite of golden and d'o doing their best to lose the game.
And with a loss, it totally the coaches' failure.
Golden and d'o need to grow up and accept responsibility for their failures as coaches, for their failure to study the game of football, failure to teach fundamentals like blocking, tackling, holding on to the ball, no penalties or mistakes.
What Miami did not have, in the previous coaching tenure, was a good offensive line. And no defensive line depth. As I posted during that time, the recruiting experts were wrong about the high rankings, during the previous coaching tenure. There were not strong lines of scrimmage, during that time. This offensive line has top level and talented players. The defensive line has big players and depth. The skill positions are better. And would have been, vastly, better had Al Golden not forced the players to transfer. No excuses for this team to not win 11 plus games. Anything else should result in Al Golden's termination.
Golden has been winning games with smoke and mirrors. He doesn't yet have the talent to compete at the elite level. It's not scheme, it's talent that's causing us to lose games.
Golden has been winning games with smoke and mirrors. He doesn't yet have the talent to compete at the elite level. It's not scheme, it's talent that's causing us to lose games.
Posted by: Kinetic Cane | November 10, 2013 at 10:17 AM
It's now painfully obvious that it is both, and we can only fix one (talent) if we are lucky. If Goldan goes out and replaces D'No with someone who looks promising then I'll ride with him one more year, but if the defense remains the same then he should be fired as well.
The kids deserve better. The fans deserve better.
ChampCane you forgot Damon Berry RB for the Ravens who came out in 2011
Really...? Its now a talent issue...? VT had the worst offence in the country and they scored more against us and put up more yards on us than FSU. That is a coaching issue. VT is not elite. They just have a good defense, and we still scored 24 on them. Our DC just doesn't know how to make adjustments. His mantra is "We'll stay in our defense." It just doesn't work that way, buddy! We have the talent. Coach them damn kids better. Go 41 on "D" that's "man to man" for those who never played organized tackle football. This is ridiculous. Duke is going to smoke us like a Cuban cigar next Saturday!
No, Al Golden has been losing games and blowing smoke up your mirrors. He has not beat a better team, ever. He has loss to lesser teams, though. Like to Virginia Tech. He has the fan base making excuses for him now. The man is not a good coach, at all.
The dc has been inept since he got here and hasn't missed a stride. All this talk from us is nothing if we lose to duke and Pitt which is highly probable something will have to give. They have been out coached by London before so losing to va is possible as well. Golden can go if he wants to but the dc has to go.
I think Golden is a good coach, but he needs to move Dino out. This could get ugly for Golden if he doesn't let his friend go.
Cooley should also be fired, that offense is so bad.
Virginia Tech is not elite this year. I can accept FSU scoring in the 40's, but Virginia Tech?
I live in NJ, had season tickets when I lived in FL, watch every game that's on TV and support the direction the team has taken under the NCAA investigation. Last night was the last straw...I can't watch this defense until they make the change everyone knows needs to be made. The only way to force change is to stop buying an inferior product (this D has been an inferior product for too long). Got away with the soft coverage against NC and Wake (barely), but this game showed that no one has made the adjustments. Guarantee that Duke will expose them as well. Time to change the D coordinator...or continue to lose games in this way, lose fans, lose recruits and lose money. The defense has not corrected the mistakes that were exposed in the last four games, and I can't watch anymore...but that's because I know they have better talent than this. They gave this game, and the Coastal title away. Texas made the change after one really bad game...suddenly their defense is far better. Guess coaching matters. Fire D'Onofrio, or continue to expect the same results.
Fire these imposter coaches who think they can coach at a tier 1 level.....Golden and his assistants need to be shown the door....they don't have what it takes to coach at this level......replace them with a proven winner who has taken the U to the top.........BUTCH DAVIS!!!!
Agreed! D'O must go.
Some of guys who keep defending Al and staff. What player has improved from last. Don't including weight gain or natural talent Once again do you really want to ride the golden train again expecting a different ride.We just lost to both rivals back to back, 500+ yards giving up both games and How long was VT offense on the field. If Morris is hurt get him off the field. Biggest games of the year. What was the game plan. What was the adjustments.Leadership starts at the top.
Sorry for mis- spelling. Still mad from game. Went to see Miami. Saw VT all game.
Once and for all lets stop the lack of player talent argument. Even with the ncaa mess we recruited circles around them. Even j blue we took from Beamer. Vt was down both starting CBS and they were still playing press man. Foster understands the only way to groom stud defenders is to channel their aggression into attacking schemes and this lets the players know that if they beat us we are going to force the action.
If we use the lack of player talent as the excuse this time that just shows how delusional of a fan base we are. Fuller and Howard are both 5 star best in their class Howard is a soph fuller a freshman, foster amplifies his skill and dno castrates Howard. I actually really want to see vt face fsu bc I want to see how Winston fares against a real d that will force him to beat them. Bc unfortunate out defense was more a passing drill then test.
What will the "real" fans say when vt with less talent pushes Winston?
Like I said prior having dno and our defensive scheme is a bigger sanction than the ncaa. Based purely on coaching and perpetration for the league why the hell would any big time recruit come here. Dno has humiliated us more than Shapiro ever could. And I just hope we as fans stop attacking each other and unite to rid ourselves of dno
We need an elite recruiting class.I'm hoping these loses inspired recruits, and are not resulting in losing them.
If Al doesn't want to fire the worthless college roommate;
He can go too. Nobody will miss a coach who's .500 and misses the Penn State showers when there's plenty of other, better, coaches who would love South Florida just as much with their wives, if not more, than this uncreative, tie wearing, nobody who's never won anything.
Jason Whitlock had him figured out from day one when he was hired, he can be on the advisory team for a new coach for all I care.
I really have to believe that Golden Al is talking to D'no about changing rerouting the course. If he isn't then the DC is be the downfall or stalemate of our HC. I feel bad for him, but if he wants to win as badly as we think he does, then he will have to make a change (or at least a reorganization).
...Barrow to DC?
Based purely on coaching and perpetration for the league why the hell would any big time recruit come here. Dno has humiliated us more than Shapiro ever could. And I just hope we as fans stop attacking each other and unite to rid ourselves of dno
Posted by: jsy | November 10, 2013 at 11:29 AM
JSY is the voice of reason on this blog for a couple of weeks straight. I supported Shannon to a fault and now Golden/D'No. If Golden makes a dramatic fire/hire at DC in the next few weeks then give him one more year, however if he sticks with D'no then they both must go.
Butch could fix this but we ran him off the last time he was here.
I am the only one that has been saying D corch sucks since 2011..His philosophy on Defense is his personality and he will never change and even if he tries he will get confused. D corch needs to go to a MAC, CUSA team and get slow Defensive players, make them lift weights get heavy and install this type of crappy soft zone scheme. In those conferences you don't get elite offensive players and that is why it might owrk but in Miami we play teams with fast WR, TE and RB's and D corch's scheme is useless..
Miami needs to fire D corch!!And AG meeds to take Nepotism Negative Effect courses!!
No answer for DC.
Just stupid...
24 in the AP if anyone gives a shyt.
Let's start the process and get Mark D'Onofrio fire!
The poster above is right!!!
Tough night that showed a Canes team that was very tired after the war in Tallahassee. As Big Al has said all along, it's a process and now that the NCAA inquisition is behind the Canes the depth and talent in the coming years will prevent a repeat of last night.
The amazing thing was that EVERY Miami and Virginia Tech fumble rolled right to one of the VT players...it was nothing short of winning the lottery 4 weeks in a row. Had the ball rolled differently the outcome of the game would have been markedly different.
Additionally, how many times have you witnessed a play where the punter unintentionally takes a knee and making matters even worse on his own 10 yard line? It was just one of those nights!
As for the defense, the result speaks for itself and change will come.
To all "REAL" Canes fans; we are 7 and 2 and next year's recruiting class is ranked in the top 5 in all of the nation. The upcoming recruiting class will only get better now that the NCAA is in our rearview mirror.
Remember this and be very thankful...we could be the lowly Florida Gators who won't even qualify for ANY bowl game and in another karma moment plays in front of a half empty stadium--it is said that they are in the process of purchasing tarps...21-16!!!
Again, to the "REAL" Canes fans much, much better days are on the horizon and Al Golden, the best coach in college football, will soon deliver us our 6th National Championship.
Go Canes!!
Bottom line: change the team you root for!
Posted by: Kinetic Cane | November 10, 2013 at 09:12 AM
Kinetic Cane is right...those of you who constantly display your hate for the Canes football program need to find another team to hate. Even when they were 7 and 0--undefeated you were complaining and spewing hate and after the last 2 weeks your type is celebrating the results. In other words you are not a fan! Gainesville is only a 4 to 5 hour ride from Miami in your pick-up truck. Like it or not (I like it!) Al Golden will be the Canes head coach for as long as he wants to be.
Go Canes!!
Zooker... SHUT THE FU@K UP U KNOW NOTHING HOMER MORON !
We have enough talent to beat VT. How can you explain getting whipped by basically the same score, at home, on homecoming? I don't know how it looked on TV, but there were receivers wide open on 3rd down all night.
It was fair to give the staff this season to make it to the ACC Championship game. If we don't accomplish that and finish out of the top 25, how to you defend them?
Zooker... SHUT THE FU@K UP U KNOW NOTHING HOMER MORON !
Posted by: D'NO GOES OR THE 2 BFF's GO TOGETHER ! | November 10, 2013 at 12:29 PM
You are the interloper, the hater and you are not a Cane, just a complainer that only shows loyalty when the team is undefeated. And even then if the Canes are not wining in the style you demand you whine and attack them.
Take your own advice junior and take a hike!!!
I guess when you blame the obvious product being displayed on the field as young and inexperience and need more recruiting help. You are a real cane. I trully believe you are Temple fans. No Hurricane fan can except this type of play on a consistent bases week after week and not voice their opinion.5 weeks of suspect coaching and play on the field. If you love Al that much give him a administrative job. We don't have time for this coaching staff to learn the craft of coaching football at this level. UM is not the training center for college football coaches.Basically got rid of depth and impact players.
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Perhaps the most scary incident so far was when some protesters reached the lobby of Semiramis Intercontinental hotel in downtown Cairo. One of the staff member tweeted on the official hotel's account asking for the help to counter sudden attack. Since that incident the hotel as cancelled all the bookings.
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The Occupancy rate has been down since 2010 and the profits have dropped by 60 percent. Hotels are not being able to cover their monthly costs. As the situation looks today, some hotels may be forced to close down or perhaps burned down by the protesters.
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10 Rebels killed in coalition air strike
So far the "No-Fly Zone" is going swimmingly. Yesterday we had a report of 40 civilians killed in coalition air strikes in Tripoli (remember, the coalition's mission is to protect civilians) and today we learn that the coalition managed to kill 10 rebels in a strike yesterday (they're supposedly helping the rebels, remember?).
Fog of war? Eh, yes and no. Mostly just a piss poor war. As I've mentioned before, any competent army will learn to adapt and overcome when possible and that's apparently what pro-Gadhafi forces are doing.
First they went to vehicles similar to the rebels making it very hard to sort out who is who on the ground. Then they took it a step further, according to Reuters:
A Western coalition air strike hit a group of rebels on the eastern outskirts of Brega late on Friday, killing at least 10 of them, rebel fighters at the scene said on Saturday.
A Reuters correspondent saw the burned out husks of at least four vehicles including an ambulance by the side of the road near the eastern entrance to the oil town.
Men prayed at freshly dug graves covered by the rebel red, black and green flag nearby.
"Some of Gaddafi's forces sneaked in among the rebels and fired anti-aircraft guns in the air," said rebel fighter Mustafa Ali Omar. "After that the NATO forces came and bombed them."
Rebel fighters at the scene said as many as 14 people may have died in the bombing, which they said happened around 10 p.m. local time (2000 GMT)
Meanwhile it appears the possible, or should I say anticipated end state may be – stalemate? Really? That's what all this effort is about?
U.S. officials are becoming increasingly resigned to the possibility of a protracted stalemate in Libya, with rebels retaining control of the eastern half of the divided country but lacking the muscle to drive Moammar Gaddafi from power.
Such a deadlock — perhaps backed by a formal cease-fire agreement — could help ensure the safety of Libyan civilians caught in the crossfire between the warring sides. But it could also dramatically expand the financial and military commitments by the United States and allied countries that have intervened in the six-week-old conflict, according to U.S. officials familiar with planning for the Libyan operation.
Ya think? That's always a sign of a well thought out, well planned strategy, isn't it?
What you're talking about then is a semi-permanent NFZ, because immediately upon its withdrawal, Benghazi would be under siege again.
What a great solution, no? Split the country, prop up and support some government in the east (an area that produced 20% of the suicide bombers for Iraq and has admitted jihadis in the governing councils and rebel fighters) and then fly cover for the next, oh, 10 years or so?
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LAS VEGAS—In an effort to bring VSaaS to the masses and IP to everyone, IP video provider Axis Communications, VMS provider Salient Systems and storage and server company Hewlett-Packard on June 6 announced a Video Surveillance as a Service solution.
In an effort to bring VSaas to the masses and IP to everyone, IP video provider Axis Communications, VMS provider Salient Systems and storage and server company Hewlett Packard today announced a Video Surveillance as a Service solution.
I spoke to Scott Dunn, Axis' director of business development for North America, this afternoon about the deal. Salient adapted and integrated its enterprise VMS solution for Axis' "one click camera connection" to stream video from IP cameras and encoders to remotely housed hosted servers from HP.
Dunn said Salient's VMS "has dynamic resolution scalling to serve up video and live feed in a thumbnail [view], which allows you to see a lot of feeds very efficiently .. and with efficient bandwidth usage."
"Ultimately, we want to deliver solutions to the integrator that will drive RMR for them, so … working with world-class partners [such as Salient and HP], we can deliver a total solution to integrators … that's cost effective and can be easily installed," Dunn said. "And they can sell it as a service solution very much like the alarm industry [has been doing with monitoring services] for years," he added.
So what's the difference between this marketing agreement and the deal announced at ISC West 2011 between Axis and EMC? They're both aimed at making hosted video a reality for applications small and big, but there are some other differences.
For one, Salient adapted its VMS for this solution. However, "the main difference is that EMC is hosting the video in its own data center," Axis' Domenic Locapo said. "HP is bringing [the solution] to its biggest hosting partners to do the actual hosting," he added.
How do integrators choose? Axis is providing best-of-breed options. It's a matter of what works best for a particular integrator and application, Dunn said.
Dunn said Axis' central theme this year is: "IP for everyone … affordable, quality, IP solutions for every class of user." He said a "cloud deployment allows everyone cost-effectively [to have] benefits of IP including HD, mobility, scalability." The announcement was made today at an HP partner event in Las Vegas (called HP Discover 2012). Dunn said that in contrast to fears several years ago that IT companies would take business away from physical security integrators, this deal shows that IT and physical security collaborations mean more business for both professions.
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Today and tomorrow are the classic days for industry announcements, though folks, believe me, they are the worst days for company announcements. (I am complaining now.) I'm generally at the Portland airport when I see that something newsworthy has broken. It's a bad time to announce news. Everyone is traveling, so the news gets missed—by reporters and readers alike. Or it gets buried in news that was released and written in advance.
Of course, sometimes there's news that you're obliged to put out for one reason or another, but you really don't want it reported. If that's your situation, put that press release out Wednesday morning about 10 a.m. as the ISC West show floor is opening. It'll get stomped on—at least for a little while.
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So I was listening to Mike and Mike this morning and they were going over all of the injuries to different RB's on different teams. I only caught the back end so I'm not sure of everything they said. But they were talking about possible trades. This got me to thinking who would you unload to a needy team and for what type of compensation. We are loaded at DE and RB. Who might benefit from a trade with us.
Our familiar trading partner Arizona can certainly use a RB. They probably need one the most. With Williams and Wells done for the season, an Arizona team that holds the division lead, certainly fits a team with a dire need for a RB. Polk, Brown or the vet Lewis would all be upgrades for them. Would you trade any of our players for picks?
Green Bay will be losing Cedric Benson for at least 8 weeks if not the whole season. Their next best option is Alex Green. A RB two years in, out of Hawaii. That doesn't sound too promising to me. Green Bay doesn't rely on their run game too much but they have in the past at key points. I think either Brown or Polk fits their typical RB. Big physical type runner who will punish defenses for abandoning their base defense in favor of nickel and dime packages. What would you ask for?.
For defensive ends: Jacksonville, Indianapolis, Tennessee and Washington IMO are the teams that could use a starting DE or DE depth. Tapp, Hunt and Graham are all possible trade bait. Who would you trade? What would you want in return? Graham could be our future all pro, would you even consider trading him? Is there any way you would trade Cole? Would you play "Lets Make a Deal"?


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So far, I 've been in love with trading down to the Browns and getting a few of their round 1 and 2 picks. I'm starting to think we might be o.k. if we end up trading with the 'Skins or the Fins. If we can load up ove the next 2 years with high round draft picks, this could be our version of the early 1990's Cowboys. The Herschel Walker trade allowed them to draft both skill and line players that helped them dominate for close to a decade. Here's what a trade with the Dolphins might make our draft look like:
The first version gives us Brandon Marshall and their 1st and 3rd this year and their 2 and 4 next year.
Our draft would look like this: 1=Decastro, G Stanford 2= Zach Brown, OLB N. Car. 3A= Trumain Johnson, CB Mont. 3B= Mitchell Schwartz, OT Cal. 4=Isiah Pead, RB Cinc. 6= N. Jean-Baptiste, DT Baylor 7=Chris Rainey, RB/ST Florida.
We've been focusing so much on Kalil and Blackmon that I thought we should take a look at David DeCastro as the next 10 year dominant interior lineman. If we add Mitchell Schwartz from Cal. who I think is undervalued even after moving him up because of his senior bowl performances, we might have just the right additions this year and have alook at another top shelf OL next year.
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Marsyas Productions honors master composer Chou Wen-chung with a very special 90th birthday tribute concert featuring Boston Musica Viva, Talujon, flutist Jayn Rosenfeld and pianist Christopher Oldfather on Thursday, February 20th at 8pm.
Chou Wen-chung searched the Far East for clues about the nature of Chinese music; in the end he emerged as a highly distinguished International voice.
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Echoes from the Gorge
Twilight Colors for six instruments
Boston Musica Viva
Cursive for flute and piano
Jayn Rosenfeld & Christopher Oldfather
It all takes place at Merkin Concert Hall, 129 W. 67th Street, New York, NY. For more information, call (212) 501-3330. Subway: 1 to 66th St./Lincoln Center; 2 & 3 to 72nd St. General Admission Orchestra/Balcony: $30/$20; Student/Senior Admission: $10. Tickets and info: http://www.kaufmanmusiccenter.org/mch/event/music-of-chou-wen-chung.
About Marsyas Productions: Marsyas Productions is the production unit of the Roger Shapiro Fund for New Music (RSF). Established by composer/pianist Dina Koston, who named the endowment after her husband, psychiatrist Roger Shapiro, the Roger Shapiro Fund is a new fund for the commissioning, performance and recording of contemporary classical music with special emphasis given to music in the Western modernist tradition.
Chou Wen-chung, Composer: Chou Wen-chung's earliest work, Landscapes for orchestra (finished in 1949 and premiered by Leopold Stokowski with the San Francisco Symphony in 1953), is often cited as the first composition that is independent of either Western or Eastern musical grammar. Subsequently, his research for integration of musical concepts and practices led to his ever-evolving theory on his pien (variable) modes, influenced by concepts found in yin-yang and I Jing theories, Dao philosophy, brush calligraphy, and qin (Chinese zither) music, as well as early and modern European theories. It began with two works for wind orchestra, Metaphors (1959) and Riding the Wind (1964), but evolved steadily through such works as Pien (1966) for chamber ensemble, Echoes from the Gorge (1989) for percussion quartet, the Cello Concerto (1992), and most recently, the two string quartets, Clouds (1996) and Streams (2003).
Chou was introduced to Edgard Vare?se by Colin McPhee in 1949, and became Vare?se's student and assistant during the years when Vare?se was composing his last works, including De?serts (1949-1954), the manuscript of which is, in fact, in Chou's handwriting. His decades-long task of editing and correcting Vare?se's scores began under Vare?se's supervision, but was mostly undertaken after his death, including both versions of Ame?riques. [sic] Chou has also completed two of Vare?se's unfinished scores.
Chou's ambitious goal has been the revival the polyphonic style in contemporary music. His revival attempt is based not on influences but on confluences of music. His concept of "re-merger" is to view one's own heritage as the source of creativity and that the future of human civilization will entirely depend on the interaction and synthesis of Eastern and Western civilizations.
Chou's style is refined, transparent, melodious, and highly emotional. His inventive and unique melodies combine the finest of European polyphony with cursive brush calligraphy. As a result, his countrapuntal writings are among the most thoughtful and detailed and yet the most expressive in the contemporary music.
As Varese's literary executor, he not only completed Nocturnal and Tunning up but also edited almost all the Varese works, and orchestrated Etude Pour Espace. As a distinguished professor for nearly thirty years at Columbia, he has taught more than sixty young composers around the world and has inspired many of them to search beyond European traditions. Chou served as vice dean of the School of the Arts (1976-1987) and Chairman of its doctoral composition program (1969-1989) of Columbia. He was responsible for setting up the first Asian humanities course at Columbia. Under his presidency (1970-1975), Composers Recording, Inc. was brought into financial solvency. Guided by his belief in the confluence of music, he founded the Center for U.S.-China Arts Exchange at Columbia University (1978) "with the acknowledgement of both governments immediately before the revival of diplomatic relations." The Center subsequently launched many far-reaching projects to promote cultural and educational exchange in Pacific Rim area. (written by Dr. Shyhji Pan-Chew) www.chouwenchung.org
Boston Musica Viva: Music Director Richard Pittman founded Boston Musica Viva in 1969 as the first professional ensemble in Boston devoted to contemporary music. Through the years, BMV has become one of the most highly respected ensembles of its kind, with an international reputation for innovation and excellence. Andrea Musso of the Corriere di Torino praised "the superb versatility of the ensemble," and Tim Page of The New York Times wrote that BMV is "justly celebrated as one of the finest new music ensembles in the United States."
The strength of premiere performances by the ensemble has helped many pieces enter the modern repertoire. BMV is particularly proud to have been an early champion of composers
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Praised for performances demonstrating "consummate virtuosity" and "commanding skill," the professional ensemble shares the latest musical innovations with New England audiences in a four-concert annual series at the Tsai Performance Center in Boston. BMV further engenders appreciation for contemporary music through recordings; family concerts; educational workshops; and local, domestic and international tours. U.S. tours have brought the ensemble to Lincoln Center, the Library of Congress, Carnegie Recital Hall, the 92nd Street Y, Tanglewood, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Michigan, and numerous other concert halls, colleges, and universities. BMV has toured Europe nine times, most recently a three-concert series at Kings Place in London.
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---- — NORTH ANDOVER — The Board of Selectmen will review a warrant of articles tonight that members said was low key.
There currently are 34 articles on the warrant, including regulations and zoning for medical marijuana facilities, zoning changes to allow keeping backyard hens, licensing food trucks and budget issues.
"It seems like it's a normal warrant. It's a lot shorter than it has been in years past," said Selectman Don Stewart. "Things are running so smooth."
"It's not a real controversial year," said Selectman Rosemary Smedile.
The board received the articles last week and will discuss them at tonight's board meeting at 7 at Town Hall on Main Street.
Board Chairman William Gordon said the capital improvement plan would be one of the more important discussions. Town Manager Andrew Maylor also would give a presentation on energy service companies and the town's future involvement with programs to save energy by upgrading buildings and fixtures.
Among the articles is one to regulate medical marijuana facilities. Several selectmen said they have not seen any proposal for regulations yet, but want to discuss the right move for the town.
"The long and the short of it is the people have spoken so communities need to plan," Smedile said.
Voters in November approved allowing marijuana to be prescribed for certain debilitating ailments and set a limit of 35 nonprofit marijuana dispensaries across the state, with at least one and at most five per county. Attorney General Martha Coakley ruled in March, saying cities and towns cannot prohibit dispensaries.
A citizen's petition article to allow backyard hens is on the warrant, along with a separate article to license food trucks in town. Once the selectmen finalize and close the warrant, likely to happen at the April 22 meeting, a unanimous vote is required to reopen and add an article.
Town Meeting is scheduled for May 21 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
"The results of the audit are alarming and unacceptable," O'Connor Ives wrote in her April 1 letter to Weber. "They indicate a dereliction of duty on the part of EEC, an agency charged with protecting the safety of children in early education and care programs."
Hart said Friday that the department has moved to address the concerns Bump raised in her report.
"We're moving forward to strengthen the safety protocols and make sure we're as tight as we can be," Hart said.
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Been a big fan of the site for a while, and I am especially enjoying the PL Predictor strength tables by MCofA (because I do love data tables). One thing that I thought was interesting is that there is some level of agreement between what that is currently predicting (Spurs and Liverpool doing better, Chelsea especially doing worse), and an incredibly simple predictor that I use. So I thought I would share!
The rules of the predictor are, as stated, incredibly simple:
1) Make the assumption that every result will be the same as last year
2) Replace the three relegated teams with the 3 promoted teams, in the order they finished (Championship winner replaces 18th position, etc.).
3) As each game is played replace last year's score with this year's and see how the table changes
I've done what is predicted to be the top 6 teams only (apologies to Everton fans). To recap last year:
1 - Man Utd = 89
2 - Man City = 78
3 - Chelsea = 75
4 - Arsenal = 73
5 - Spurs = 72
7 - Liverpool = 61
Man Utd have recorded the same points as in the equivalent games last year, although with different results in different games. A home win over Palace replaces a home win over QPR, but the 0-0 draw with Chelsea was an improvement over the 0-1 loss last year. The away win over the Swans also improved on the draw last year, but this was all undone by the away loss to Liverpool. Still on course for 89pts.
Man City have not had a good time so far, being 3 points down on the equivalent games last year. All results were the same other than the loss to Cardiff (who replaces Wigan). This drops them to a predicted 75pts.
Chelsea are not having a good start. In the equivalent 4 games last year they won all of them for a maximum 12 points. This year the home games have been fine (winning both), but a draw (Man Utd) and a loss (Everton) away sees them giving up 5 points, and reduces them to a predicted 70 points.
Arsenal are also a little behind on last year, despite their great start. Like Chelsea they also won all 4 of the equivalent games last year, but this year an opening day slip up to the Villains sees them 3 points down for a predicted 70 points as well.
Spurs have made a good start this year and on the equivalent of last year as well. The only loss was to Arsenal, but this doesn't hurt the predicted points finish as that was the same result as last year. Meanwhile a home game to Norwich and an away game to Palace (replacing QPR) have been converted from draws to wins. This improves the predicted points from 72 to 76.
Liverpool have also made a great start, especially at home where a loss to Man Utd and a draw with Stoke have been converted into victories. This puts them 5 points up on last year for a predicted points finish of 66.
Now the above table doesn't account for performances or changes of players and managers and styles so it is somewhat limited in its predictability (and not as good as the lovely lovely data tables that are produced here). It also does not extrapolate the differences to last year to give an idea of how much a team has strengthened - but it is probably too early in the season for anything like that to be reliable using this incredibly simple method. The strength of this model is that year on year results do remain largely the same, and it accounts for the strength of the opposition by basing each team individually against what it did last year (like racing against a ghost car of your best track time). This is why Spurs and Arsenal can have the same points tally but for one to be doing better than the other relative to last year.
1 - Man Utd = 89
2 - Spurs = 76
3 - Man City = 75
4 - Arsenal = 70
5 - Chelsea = 70
6 - Liverpool = 66
So Man Utd are the clear favourites so far. I honestly don't think much of their squad relative to the other top 6, but then I didn't really last year either and they romped it. Will be interesting to see whether they start to slip points. Arsenal are predicted 4th ahead of Chelsea on goal difference (yes I am that sad), mainly because they didn't get 8 against Villa. I thought Mourinho coming back would make them favourites but results so far have been poor on the road and it will be interesting to see how their away form develops. There's too little to read into Man City or Arsenal so far; one slip up does not a season break and we're only 4 games in so a single result early on has a bigger impact on the table. But still it is 3 points that they have lost relative to themselves last year, so they will need to improve a result elsewhere to make them back up.
Let me know if this has been useful / informative guys and if so I'll keep it updated every couple of weeks.


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Northern Wisconsin cross country teams start season in Minocqua
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- Seven high school cross country teams started their season in Minocqua Tuesday night at the eighth annual Ted Voigt Invitational.
Lakeland Union High School, the defending Great Northern Conference champs, hosted the first match of the season.
The event is named after a former coach at Lakeland Union High School.
"It's our first meet of the year. It's everybody's first meet of the year. So we thought it might be nice to have a meet named after a longtime coach who had a successful program here," said of Lakeland head coach Kevin Fitzpatrick.
Seven teams gathered at the Minocqua Winter Park for the meet. Coaches say the course presents runners with challenging terrain.
High schoolers from Lakeland, Mosinee, Merrill, Mercer, Northland Pines, Phelps, Rhinelander, and Wisconsin Rapids all competed in the invitational.
"It's a chance to kind of shake off the cobwebs and see where you're at. What's nice about these early races is that varsity and JV kids run together, so you really get a chance to see where you fit on your team," said Fitzpatrick.
Lakeland's Senior Andrew Schilling finished the course with the fastest time of 17:51. Lakeland had the five fastest boys runners in the invitational.
Meanwhile, Lakeland sophomore Lauren Schilling finished the course with the fastest girls time of 21:31.3. Lakeland had three of the four fast girls at Tuesday's event.
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Submitted: 08/24/2014
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A car from 1928 stuck out amongst them all.
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Northland Pines dominates Wittenberg-Birnamwood
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Down in the red zone, quarterback Jack Sarama was in control.
They blow out the Chargers 37-0.
Bailey Ramesh came up big in this one with almost 300 all purpose yards and a pair of touchdowns.
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Lakeland Union falls to Shawano
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Submitted: 08/21/2014
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Submitted: 08/25/2014
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Submitted: 08/23/2014
- The Green Bay Packers defeated the Oakland Raiders at Lambeau Field 31-21 in the preseason home opener last night.
There will be an empty spot in the Packers' defense heading into the season.
Nose tackle B.J. Raji tore his right bicep in last night's game against the Raiders and will be out for the season according to NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport.
Green Bay will now look to Josh Boyd and undrafted rookie Mike Pennel.
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Brewers take down the Dodgers
Submitted: 08/17/2014
- LOS ANGELES -- Jonathan Lucroy put the finishing touches on Milwaukee's resounding three-game sweep of Los Angeles, giving the NL West leaders plenty to think about should they meet again in October.
Lucroy tied a season high with five RBIs, including his first home run in more than three weeks, and the Brewers beat the Dodgers 7-2 on Sunday to maintain their three-game lead over St. Louis in the NL Central.
Lucroy also had five RBIs on June 17 at Arizona, including a pair of homers -- one of which was a grand slam.
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Submitted: 08/16/2014
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Aaron Rodgers looked pretty polished, too.
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Coach Gary Andersen's team lost eight defensive starters from a squad that finished 9-4 last year. The most notable loss was star linebacker Chris Borland, who is now with the San Francisco 49ers.
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Submitted: 08/13/2014
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Hendricks (4-1) struck out five and walked one in his third consecutive win, continuing an impressive opening run for his major league career. The right-hander is 4-1 with a 1.01 ERA in five starts since he got a no-decision in his debut at Cincinnati on July 10.
Anthony Rizzo hit his 26th homer for Chicago, which had lost three of four. Arismendy Alcantara had two hits and drove in a run after going 1 for 14 through the first four games of the Cubs' seven-game homestand.
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Last season I was highly unimpressed with the Skins WR Corps. Moss and Armstrong were the only contributors. Joey Galloway was possibly a worst WR signing than David Patten.
However this season I feel that the skins WR corps is as good as the Giants especially since they let Steve Smith go. I think that they are pretty deep. Santana Moss when healthy is as consistent and explosive. The only knock on his game is not his fault, being that his lack of size doesn't make him a redzone threat.
It was a kind of a head shaker when I heard the Skins trade Jarmon for Gaffeny. I saw him as a journeyman receiver that wasn't worth trading a good lineman like Jarmon. Boy was I proven wrong though. Gaffeny's biggest skill set IMO is to make sure when he catches the ball he is past the chains for a first down. To many times last year and in years previous the skins receivers got tackled just in front of the first down marker.
Anthony Armstrong as one of the better feel good stories in the NFL. I thought after is nearly 1,000 yards receiving last season that he would come into this season possibly complacent. Again I was proven wrong. Armstrong still shows that he has excellent hands, runs good routes, and is one of the top 3 or 4 fastest players on the team.
Lenoard Hankerson has yet to show his potential in the pre-season, but I am sure he will sooner that later show why he was the most hyped Skins draft pick in 2011.
Terrance Austin shows the ability to get open, good hands, and is a potential deep threat.