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Zipped into snazzy evening apparel, members arrived in style Saturday, April 25, for the traditional Oaks Club Ball.
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Nearly 120 people attended the event, tapping their toes on the dance floor to music by Mainstream.
The menu featured a pairing of veal tenderloin; prawn and jumbo-lump crab cake with roasted-tomato sherry sauce; Yukon gold, porcini-mushroom potatoes and vegetables; and topped off with an apricot mousse dome served with minted orange, blueberry and candied celery for dessert.
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Trying for his first PBA50 Tour win of the season, Pete Weber moved a step closer to that goal by taking the lead after second-round qualifying in the PBA50 Fort Wayne Classic at Pro Bowl West on Tuesday.
The 2013 PBA50 Rookie of the Year bowled games of 289, 222, 258, 238, 258, 257, 244 and 247 in Tuesday's second round at Pro Bowl West to top the field with a 16-game overall pinfall of 3,982 (248.8 average).
It's a higher scoring condition, so it's a matter of finding the right ball and angle to the pocket, then it's just going through the motions, Weber said.
The goal was to finish in the top eight to get the two byes for match play and from there it's up to me to finish the job. There'll be plenty of time to relax before match play, so I'll have time to be as prepared as I can be.
The field has been cut to 32 players for match play, but Weber and the seven other finishers in the top eight receive two match play-round byes.
Weber, a 37-time winner on the PBA Tour, holds a 59-pin lead over Hall of Famer and PBA Tour telecast color commentator Randy Pedersen of Orlando, who finished the round in second with 3,923.
Rounding out the top eight were Mike Edwards, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 3,826; Wayne Webb, Columbus, Ohio, 3,794; Mike Henry, Brunswick, Ohio, 3,784; Harry Sullins, Chesterfield Township, Michigan, 3,772; Kent Wagner, Palmetto, Florida, 3,756, and Ron Mohr, Las Vegas, 3,748.
Missing the cut were Waterloo professional Mark Medler (tie 61st, 3,391), and Fort Wayne amateurs Gary Gatchell (73rd, 3,338) and Victor VanHentenryck (93rd, 3,085).
Today's match play is at 10 a.m., with the championship rounds at 7 p.m.
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Case made to Senate panel for ban on hand-held cell phone use while driving
The bill would allow the hands-free use of a cell phone via speaker phone, BlueTooth or on-board car phones, GPS or other electronic devices for drivers older than 18 years old.
Supporters noted that distracted driving is a factor in 27 percent of the fatal accidents in the state over the last three years, resulting in 116 deaths.
But opponents said the bill overreaches and its prohibitions are unrealistic. And they said current laws against distracted driving are not enforced and should be before any new restrictions are imposed.
Rep. Gary Daniels, R-Milford, noted the bill makes an exception for the use of CB radios and like devices; someone could just as easily hold a cell phone with one hand and carry on a conversation while looking at the road, he said.
Cell phone bans while driving have been before the legislature many times; none had been successful until the House passed HB 1360 on a 192-133 vote last month.
Using a cell phone while driving is banned in 12 states; 41 states prohibit texting while driving.
The bill creates the crime of impeded driving, which would be a primary offense that allows a police officer to stop a vehicle for violating the law. Under a secondary offense, police may not stop a vehicle for the violation, but if the driver is stopped for another violation, a charge can be brought.
The bill also had the backing of the New Hampshire Auto Dealers Association.
"You see people weave in and out of lanes like never before," Gaudet said. "I was a biker, but I bought a mountain bike last year. If you're out on the roads today, it's scary."
The only opposition to the bill at the Senate hearing came from representatives who had opposed the bill in the House.
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Thomas Sowell: Who shut down the government?
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Perhaps the biggest of the big lies is that the government will not be able to pay what it owes on the national debt, creating a danger of default. Tax money keeps coming into the Treasury during the shutdown, and it vastly exceeds the interest that has to be paid on the national debt.
None of this is rocket science. But unless the Republicans get their side of the story out — and articulation has never been their strong suit — the lies will win. More important, the whole country will lose.
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Lindy Lee's work came to prominence in the 1980s and has evolved in tandem with key developments in Australian art, including the turn towards Asia. The first major survey of this artist's practice, the exhibition explores Lee's acclaimed early photocopy work, and the work that evolved following her embrace of Buddhism and her Chinese heritage. Also included are recent works in which she employs pyrographic techniques to evoke the infinity of the universe, and compositions comprising flung bronze. Works have been sourced from a range of public and private collections.
A fully illustrated publication accompanies the exhibition and includes essays by Associate Professor Rex Butler, Damian Smith and curator Michele Helmrich, as well as an interview with Lindy Lee conducted by Suhanya Raffel.
Visitor photography (without tripod, flash or zoom lens) is encouraged in this exhibition. Share your visit on social media.
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This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
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Friday 19 September 6.15 for 6.30pm
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Friday 19 September 5.00 – 6.00pm
Before the opening, please join Michele Helmrich in conversation with Lindy Lee
Saturday 20 September 12.30– 3.00pm
Zen Buddhist Lindy Lee will conduct a zazen (seated) and a kinhin (walking) meditation session in the exhibition. Visitors are invited to follow and observe the artist, but are requested to remain silent. The meditation session will be preceded by a Q&A with the artist from 12.30 –1.00pm. Presented as part of the UQ Arts and Heritage Day program.
Thursday 25 September 6.00 – 7.00pm
Please join artist Lindy Lee and Senshin Soen Sa (Zen Master) from the Queensland Zen Centre in a conversation about Artistic practice and mindfulness.
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30 August – 30 November 2014
The year 2014 marks the 500th anniversary of Albrecht Dürer's engraving Melencolia I 1514. Taking its cue from the engraving, the exhibition explores five centuries of melancholy in art. From the Renaissance onward, melancholy has been invoked as a condition, perspective, and/or mood; melancholy has inhabited figures, objects and landscapes. In addition to Dürer, the international artists include Francisco Goya, Fabien Mérelle, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, Jusepe Ribera, Odilon Redon and Bill Viola, along with contemporary Australian artists such as Rick Amor, Tony Clark, Destiny Deacon, Bill Henson and Tracey Moffatt. Artworks are drawn from national and state institutions, and regional, university and private collections.
Curator: Dr Andrea Bubenik
Presented in partnership with the UQ Node, ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions (Europe 1100 – 1800).
View and purchase the exhibition catalogue here
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Friday 29 August 6.15 for 6.30pm
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Friday 29 August 5.00pm – 6.00pm
Before the opening, please join exhibition curator Dr Andrea Bubenik in conversation with Professor Michael Ann Holly and Professor Keith Moxey.
Professor Michael Ann Holly is the Robert Sterling Clark Visiting Professor, Williams College, Massachusetts. Her publications include The Melancholy Art (2013).
Professor Keith Moxey is the Barbara Novak Professor of Art History, Columbia University, New York. His publications include Visual Time: The Image in History (2013).
- Listen to the conversation here
Saturday 30 August 10.00am – 3.30pm
The Melancholic Imagination: A Continuing Professional Development Seminar
In association with the exhibition Five Centuries of Melancholia, please join us for a program of talks and readings that explore how melancholy has shaped the creative imagination from Dürer's time to ours. What is melancholy, and how has this emotion been represented in visual art, music, film, theatre and poetry? Is melancholy a private state of mind, or can the term be used more broadly, to indicate a mode of understanding, a way of structuring experience?
Tuesday 2 September 5.00pm
Museum Hours (Cohen 2012) film screening 106 mins
Set around Vienna's venerable Kunsthistorisches Museum, Museum Hours uses the burgeoning connection between Johann (Bobby Sommer), a museum guard, and Anne (Mary Margaret O'Hara), a lonely visitor from the US, to explore the relationship between art, the cityscape, and their lives.
- Watch the trailer here
Thursday 4 September 2.30pm – 3.30pm
Histories of Melancholia panel discussion
This panel of scholars will discuss recent critical approaches to the role of melancholy in art and literature. Chaired by Professor Peter Holbrook, with Dr Andrea Bubenik, A/Prof Rex Butler, and Dr Lisa O'Connell. Presented as part of the 2014 Brisbane Writers Festival.
- Listen to the discussion here
Sunday 28 September 2.00pm – 3.00pm
The Badinerie Players perform John Dowland's 'Seven Lachrimae Pavans' on original instruments of the baroque period.
Find out more here
Wednesday 22 October 6.00pm
History of Emotions Lecture 2014: Professor Laurinda Dixon A privileged profession: artists and melancholia. Presented in partnership with the UQ Node, ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions (Europe 1100–1800).
Tuesday 25 November 6.00pm
Between the Angel and the Dog: Dürer's Melancholy Community
Associate Professor Drew Daniel, Department of English, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. Presented by the UQ Node, ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions (Europe 1100–1800).
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We map a drive at logon, allowing then read and list only
Ok here's what i want to do.
I want/need to let teachers have access to their own classes individual home areas. The home areas are currently stored on \\server\users
What i had thought of doing is creating a folder for each class with shortcuts to each users folder on the share and then give the staff read only access to those folders. This works fine.
The problem is if a teacher clicks on the shortcut to the users home area and then click the UP button insted of the back button they then see the whole of the users directory. ie \\server\users rather than \\server\users\user1
Does anyone know a way that i can either stop them using the up button or a better way to achieve what i want?
We map a drive at logon, allowing then read and list only
We have a U:\ driver (U for users!) mapped to all staff at logon, which gives them read only access to all student user areas. Selected ICT staff and SLT members have Read/Write access as it was requested from above. This causes horrendous problems with staff not understanging the difference with cut and copy! Never give out read/write access unless you absolutely have to.
Data protection issues have been discussed, and it was decided that as long as the students are aware staff have access to their home areas, then there was no come back, so all Students are made aware of this fact when they start at the school. It helps cut down on the amount of music and dodgey photos of stuff that the kids keep in their home areas, as insted of just the 4 of us looking at them, there's now 150 people keeping an eye on things!
Like others we have mapped a drive, to which staff have access, covering pupil home directories
However our oldest children are 11. Exam boards get touchy about staff having access to course work at secondary level; so you need to be careful if you are at a secondary school.
Ive done the same as all above with a mapped drive, but ive taken it another degree where allowing only access to a certain year/class dependant on what year a teacher teachers.
Example: JSmith teachers 7-9, 11
The U:\ is mapped to all secondary (7-12 in aus) and then folders 10 and 12 are "Access denied" when accessed.
Administration seem to like that - so we ran with it.
What we do is put each teacher and room into a security group ie. Room One then the logon script checks which room group each user is in and maps the necessary drive accordingly.
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"Britney Spears is spending her summer in the recording studio, working on a brand new album," manager Larry Rudolph said in a statement.
"She's working with a team of top-notch producers and songwriters, and we're very excited about what she's accomplished so far."
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Britney Spears spent time in and out of the studio in the spring, fueling rumors of an upcoming album. But at that time it was "recreational," Larry Rudolph said.
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Body of Alaska serial killer's victim exhumed
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The remains of an unidentified victim of recently deceased Alaska serial killer Robert Hansen were being exhumed from an Anchorage gravesite, 30 years after her killer led authorities to her body near a lake north of the city.
Departments use technology to ID problem officers
LOS ANGELES — Police departments across the U.S. are using technology to try to identify problem officers before their misbehavior harms innocent people, embarrasses their employer, or invites a costly lawsuit — from citizens or the federal government.
Obama says beheading videos won't intimidate US
TALLINN, Estonia— President Barack Obama said Wednesday that the United States will not be intimidated by Islamic State militants after the beheading of a second American journalist and will build a coalition to "degrade and destroy" the group.
Europe's job market has strengths the US doesn't
WASHINGTON — Compare unemployment rates, and America's job market looks much stronger than Europe's. The U.S. rate for August, being released Friday, is expected to be a near-normal 6.1 percent. In the 18 countries that use the euro currency, by contrast, it's a collective 11.5 percent.
FBI investigating reports of attacks on US banks
NEW YORK (AP) — The FBI said Wednesday it's working with the Secret Service to determine the scope of recently reported cyberattacks against several U.S. financial institutions.
Video games come of age as spectator sport
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'Threatened' status sought for monarch butterfly
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — Three conservation groups and a butterfly expert are asking the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to list the monarch butterfly as a threatened species.
Strong California quake causes injuries, damage
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Pentagon violated law with Bergdahl
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Obama struggles to find his role after Brown death
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US employers add 209K jobs, rate rises to 6.2%
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Shuttering coal at home, sending it abroad
BOARDMAN — The largest power plant in Oregon, the Boardman Coal Plant, sat idle one day earlier this summer, "cold steel" in industry parlance, its dirty power no longer wanted on an electricity grid that is becoming greener.
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NGA modified the original scope of work for the Technology Center but met the original data-storage requirement. DOD has limited written guidance on what constitutes a complete and usable facility. However, NGA, Office of the Secretary of Defense, and Army officials believe the Technology Center constitutes a complete and usable facility because it meets its intended purpose of creating 10 petabytes of data storage to replace the data-storage capabilities at the sites that were closed by the implementation of BRAC Recommendation 168. Although the construction of NGAs new Technology Center was planned as part of the implementation of a BRAC recommendation to consolidate various NGA satellite locations at a new NGA facility, advances in data-storage technology led NGA to revise downward the space in the Technology Center that it would need to fit out to accommodate its data-storage needs. NGA also increased the electrical density in the new facility, even though the amount of space was reduced. As a result, NGA modified the original scope of work for the center during the course of the BRAC construction project, and one of the two floors of the new building originally planned for data storage was not fitted out. NGA officials told us that they believed completing both floors would have provided more data-storage capability than their identified requirements called for and therefore would have gone beyond the intent of the BRAC recommendation to consolidate existing capability. The original documentation of the requirements for the NGA construction project lacked some details such as the identification of the Technology Center as a primary or supporting facility, and there was a lack of clarity regarding which DOD organization should be responsible for oversight of this project. As a result, the original decision to change the scope of the project by not fitting out the third floor of the Technology Center was not communicated to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, to the projects business managerthe Department of the Armyor to Congress. Therefore they were unable to participate in that decision. NGA did provide these officials with information regarding the decision at a later date.
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PLYMOUTH — The focus was on focus a week ago and the Plymouth Rockies responded with a win over Elkhart Memorial, but with Concord looming a week away, Plymouth needs look no further than an embarrasing loss a year ago to know that Wawasee is this week's opponent.
Confidence is high for the Rockies based on an explosive offense that can score a lot of points teamed with a defense that has been inspired two weeks in a row.
PLYMOUTH — Plymouth's volleyball team battled, but in the end it wasn't enough to overcome visiting Elkhart Memorial as the Chargers handed the Pilgrims a three-game defeat, 25-23, 25-15, 30-28, at The Rock Tuesday night.
"They fought very hard. They're a hard-working group," said Plymouth head volleyball coach Doug West. "We have nothing to be ashamed of. We're very proud of our team. We just want to win.
"We lost two games by two points apiece, so that's disappointing, but it's indicative of how well-played the match was. Two good teams fighting to win."
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Argos girls soccer at Marian 6:30 p.m.
Bremen volleyball at Glenn 6 p.m.
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The Lady Panthers goals were more modest: stay out of trouble, beat last year's score, get one of the top three spots that guarantee a regional berth.
It wasn't the Panthers' goal to take home the sectional trophy, but it sure felt good.
NorthWood carded a 348 to beat out second-place Wawasee by 12 strokes and run away with the team's first-ever sectional championship Saturday at the Warsaw Girls Golf Sectional at Stonehenge.
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The Eagles' lone score came in the final quarter as Wheaton Jackoboice caught a 43-yard pass from Jesse Brownfield with 8:48 left to play in the game.
CMA managed just four rushing yards compared to 505 by Brebeuf, but the Eagles threw for 224 yards on 17-of-35 passing with one interception.
CMA slips to 3-2, while Brebeuf moves to 4-1.
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Bremen, 30- Culver Community, 20
LaVille, 42- Knox, 7
Plymouth, 37- Elkhart Memorial, 6
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BREMEN — Bremen evened its NSC record at 3-3 with a 4-1 home victory over Triton in boys tennis on Thursday.
Bremen's singles winners were Krent Hueni (over Jared Fisher 7-6 (5), 6-3) and Bryce Devin (over Gavin Eads 7-6 (5), 6-4).
Triton's Mace Eads was victorious in singles, defeating Zac Burkholder (6-1, 46-, 7-6 (5)).
Bremen took both doubles matches thanks to Austin Ingle/Ryker Hand's win over Austin Sellers/Alex Eib (6-2, 6-4) and Chandler Snyder/Carter Filchak's victory over Spencer Glingle/Ben Waggoner (7-6 (9), 6-4).
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ARGOS — Argos and Plymouth have experienced many dramatic finishes to their girls' soccer matches over the years. Wednesday night's make-up game was no exception as Hannah Harrell's header tied it for the Dragons with about a minute to go in the match.
Neither team created many chances in the first half with only three combined shots on goal. The Rockies created a nice opportunity late in the first half as Allie Wright got to the endline and around the Argos defense, only to have it smothered by keeper Jenni Fishburn.
PLYMOUTH — It was a big early win a week ago at Northridge, for Plymouth's Rockies the challenge this week is to avoid the letdown that sometimes accompanies that win.
"We know it was a big win, but the challenge only gets greater now," said Plymouth head coach John Barron. "You have more and more people from the outside telling you how good you are. If we start believing that we're in trouble. We are a good football team — don't get me wrong — but we've gotten there by working at it."


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