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$100 million census dispute between Manitoba and Ottawa is back
Province certain of StatsCan error
A dispute between Manitoba and Ottawa over a Statistics Canada population estimate continues to simmer -- Friday, Federal Finance Minister Joe Oliver was drawn into the eight-month dispute during a trip to Winnipeg.
Oliver refused to give any ground.
Manitoba Jobs and the Economy Minister Theresa Oswald brought the matter up with the federal minister in a morning meeting at the legislature, at which she also raised concerns over flat federal transfer payments and the costs of the 2014 summer flood.
Manitoba says Statistics Canada has underestimated its population by up to 18,000 people -- meaning the province stands to lose $100 million in federal transfers a year.
Following a noon-hour speech to the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce at a downtown hotel, Oliver defended the agency's population estimate at the same time he faced questions about an agency fiasco over its July job numbers. On Friday, the agency admitted Canada created 42,000 jobs -- not a paltry 200 -- last month as it first reported.
Oliver called the faulty job count "a regrettable error" but held firm the agency was not mistaken in its estimate of the province's population following the 2011 census.
"No, I don't believe so," he said when it was suggested that the national agency could have been wrong that time as well.
Manitobans' participation in the census was higher than the Canadian average so "there's confidence" in the agency's numbers, the federal minister told reporters. "As a result of concerns expressed by the government of Manitoba, Statistics Canada looked at this issue specifically and they are comfortable that their approach is sound."
However, a few hours earlier in meeting with Manitoba officials, Oliver committed to speak to his colleague, James Moore, the minister responsible for Statistics Canada, about the issue.
Oswald said she pressed Oliver for federal agreement to appoint an expert panel of statisticians to examine the dispute between Ottawa and Manitoba. The province will abide by the panel's determination, she vowed.
The province says the agency stated Manitoba's 2011 population estimate at 1,251,690 but then reduced it to 1,233,728. The reduction is not consistent with the number of Manitoba tax returns at the time, the provincial bureau of statistics has said.
Oswald said what is frustrating for Manitoba is Statistics Canada initially identified the anomaly, but decided not to do anything about it.
"We are just asking, nay pleading, for a second look at this because we've seen very recently that it is possible for an error to be made (by StatsCan)," she said.
Oliver called the July jobs error "regrettable" on Friday, but said he has not lost confidence in the agency.
"It's had a long-term record of competence and integrity. They made a mistake; they corrected it. And we hope that will inspire the type of confidence that clearly Statistics Canada needs going forward," he said.
Meanwhile, Oswald also briefed the federal minister on the financial impacts of this year's Manitoba flood. The preliminary estimate is it has cost the province $200 million. On Friday, the provincial Department of Finance issued a special warrant to provide the government with an additional $100 million for immediate emergency spending resulting from the flood.
Oswald said she also drew Oliver's attention to the fact total federal transfer payments to Manitoba have been "flat" for five years while other provinces have received big increases.
The anomaly arises from changes in Ottawa's funding formula, she said.
"Only Newfoundland in the nation is experiencing that kind of hit," Oswald said. "At the same time, we're seeing a 66 per cent increase to Alberta, over 30 per cent to Ontario, around 20 per cent to Saskatchewan."
Oswald said she believes Oliver took the province's concern seriously.
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Majority of Individuals with SHANK3 Gene Problems Have Both Autism and Severe Intellectual Disability
Molecular Autism
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Prospective study of 22q13 deletion syndrome and SHANK3 deficiency shows that the majority of individuals with a SHANK3 deficiency show both signs of autism and severe intellectual disability.


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This is a no frills park and there is no cable, no Wi-Fi and no bath facilities. Family owned and appears to be on a working horse ranch. Some of the most friendly folks you will ever come across. Only a few spots and nothing fancy. Quiet, hookups worked and we got a good nights rest. Not much else to ask for in this area. - donleeown
It was a quiet clean camp. Family owned and operated, the park was spread out, there were four different spots. There was also washers/dryers there for use. Excellent park for traveling workers. Easy access and minutes from town. - kab
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Fee was for water and electric. Beautiful park. Helpful staff. Level and spacious sites. Mainly back-in. Clean throughout. Invaded by ladybugs. Lovely walking at Poverty Point Historic State Park. We will stay here again. - rvbravo2
A gated State Park! Very nice spacious, private sites. The pull through sites are not full hook up. Several hiking trails. Part of waterfowl migration route so good bird watching. Easy to reach from I-20. Very clean (and cheap) laundry room. Native American mounds on grounds. Wide shoulder on road for bicycling around lake. - Hartleyfam
Very clean, quiet spot to spend a week relaxing. Sites were level cement pads with full hookups, they were although back-ins. The pull-through sites did not have sewer hook up but the back-in worked fine. - xqzmepleze
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Two weeks after topping the Billboard Hot 100 with "What's My Name?" (featuring Drake), Rihanna will return to No. 1 on the chart released Thursday (Nov. 25) with "Only Girl (In the World)," the debut single from her new album, "Loud."
It's the first time in Hot 100 history that an album's debut single reaches No. 1 after the second single does. "What's My Name" dips 7-8 on the Hot 100, though it does take the Airplay Gainer for a fourth straight week. "Loud", meanwhile, debuts at No. 3 on the Billboard 200.
"Only Girl" is Rihanna's fourth single to ascend to No. 1 in 2010, making her the first female, and first artist overall since Usher in 2004, to hit the top that many times in a single calendar year. Rihanna also moves to the forefront for most No. 1s in the millennium (since 2000), as "Only Girl" is her ninth track to lead the list. She had been tied with Usher for the past two weeks, with eight chart-toppers since 2000.
List of Rihanna's No. 1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100:
•Umbrella (2007)
•Take A Bow (2008)
•Disturbia (2008)
•Live Your Life (2008)
•Rude Boy (2010)
•Love The Way You Lie (2010)
•What's My Name (2010)
•Only Girl (2010)
Artists with the most number-one hits in the US:
•The Beatles (20)
•Mariah Carey (1 8)
•Elvis Presley (17)
•Michael Jackson (13)
•Madonna (12)
•The Supremes (12)
•Whitney Houston (11)
•Janet Jackson (10)
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•Rihanna (9)
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this is my first post and i wanted to thank Ana for this great website. my wife and i bought a new house and we renovated one of the bathrooms. i looked all around for a bathroom vanity and i could not find anything that was simple yet classic and elegant that would fit the place and compliment the space.
so i started by ripping down a 4 x 12 beam that i bought from a salvage yard and turned it to the vanity.
the vanity measures 38" x 24 "x 34.5" and it has a full size pull out shelve and a soft close hinges and it has an open bottom shelf.
the finish is dark walnut and high gloss polyurethane.
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Beautiful build!
Forgot to add, gorgeous bathroom, too!
Thank you!!
it took 5 weeks to build the bathroom.
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love the shower
The vanity is very nice but I LOVE the shower!
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"Very nice and very affordable"
Everything was nice. It would better if there was restaurants around there, but the hotel was great.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Noisy night"
Noisy patrons were loud from 11:30 - 1:30 AM kept us awake. Fees make the overall cost too high for this quality level hotelGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Stop"
This was a great stop for the night traveling from FL to MD. Had everything needed for a night stay. Got the complimentary breakfast which was good to start the day. Hotel is located near 95 so you don't have to travel to far to continue your travel. Also located near several places to eat. We would stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
My second time staying at this hotel. Similar experience to my previous visit: clean enough and comfortable enough, but completely unremarkable. The free breakfast has very few options.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Over Night stop"
Easy to get to, good food close by and easy route back to major highways.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for overnight stay"
It is a nice motel for the price. We had trouble finding the motel and had to use the GPS. Better directions would have been helpful. We didn't use the dining room since we had a long previous day and they close at 9 AM. The hours are the same, 6-9 AM, each day. Longer week end hours would be nice. Convenient to I 95 once we found the motel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"right off the interstate ease"
good for overnight stop nice staffGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Quick night stop on way to final destination."
We needed a place to take a break on our way to our vacation. Wanted a decent room, pool and breakfast for the kids. This hotel suited the bill nicely.Genuine Expedia guest review
"A Nice stopover in Battleboro."
We stopped over at the Quality Inn Battleboro NC on our trip home from Georgia. the hotel was conveniently just off Interstate 95, with a great new BBQ restaurant at the stop, as well as other restaurants and clean service stations.Genuine Expedia guest review
Wonderful very clean rooms, the staff is very nice and accommodating, I love this hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Stop along the way"
Clean room, friendly service, but the breakfast could be better. Especially, when having to listen to the staff argue about a situation during shift change.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not the best choice"
Hotel room was clean but the bed and pillows were very uncomfortable. We didn't sleep at all. The staff was very nice and friendly. The area around the hotel was run down. There are a lot of hotels and that's pretty much it. I don't think I would choose this location again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice new hotel. Great Breakfast! Staff exceptnl!"
Staff Great! New Hotel. GPS had me confused. Not sure if it was me... (Probably) but ended up at wrong hotel. This one is immediately off Interstate.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient access off I-95"
Nice place, no problems really to note. Warm evening when we arrived and just had a strong odor of the tobacco field next door. We were northbound I-95 and it was easy off-on the interstate the next day. We went south on I-95 for dinner though (just a few miles Rocky Mount) as the selection for meals near here were slim.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just overnight"
I stayed overnight on a trip north. Everything was fineGenuine Expedia guest review
"nice staff, but needs some work on facility"
We got there after sun down, the surrounding was a bit dark and spooky. The hotel staff was very pleasant to work with and accommodating. The rooms looked clean, but one room had a broken light in the bathroom and a broken hair dryer, another room's light switch didn't work. The phone in one room wasn't even connected. We didn't complain to the front […] desk but it just seemed a little disappointing for a rating of 4. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Quality Inn, Battlebro, NC"
Hotel was clean, reasonable and close to I95. Free breakfast was minimal (cereal, muffins, apples, oranges and Belgian waffles. Coffee was good. Outside entrance to rooms: park just outside door (good) but had to walk outside to lobby for breakfast.Genuine Expedia guest review
"pet friendly"
This room was exactly what we needed for traveling with a dog. Clean and comfortable rooms. Neighborhood is pretty run down and not many food choices near by. Would stay again though.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just okay"
Very industrial area, noisy, not well maintained. Bathroom fan was very noisy. Appliances worked.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Decent Stop on 95"
Nothing too special, just another stop on I-95. The room was clean, however it did have a bit of a strange smell which the staff had clearly tried to fix by sticking soap in the air conditioner. The room did not include a jetted tub as was mentioned in the description which was disappointing and the breakfast left a little to be desired although you […] could make a decent waffle. If you don't expect too much and get a good deal it's a good enough place to rest. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"close to major hwy"
room was neat, comfortable and clean. staff was very friendly. the only negative was that there were very few restaurants close by.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"One night stay on way home from vacation"
Hotel doesn't look like much pulling up, but we were very pleased with our stay. There is a deserted hotel next door, but is completely fenced off and inaccessible. Some reviews of this hotel mention vagrants at the empty one next door, but we saw no one and the empty hotel being there didn't bother us. Otherwise, this hotel is surrounded by corn fields […] and was very quiet/peaceful. The parking lot had some trash that looked like someone who stayed had dumped out and then it never got picked up, so was strewn around and rained on. Other than that, everything was clean. Room, bathroom, pool, lobby.... we had no complaints. Breakfast was good and there was plenty of room to move about while fixing your plate. The clerk at the front desk in the evening, was very nice, She helped us tremendously with our need for band-aids and even a muffin. The owner has a garden planted in back and he was very friendly with my husband and I when we had curious questions about his Indian vegetables. We would definitely stay there again if need be. Very comfortable stay. Thanks. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"All the basics"
It was certainly very comfortable, clean and included all the basics we wanted - free breakfast, refrigerator, microwave.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"not the newest place"
This hotel had a lot of maintenance issues.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Abandoned hotel right next to it with doors open and apparent vagrents occupying it.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"no AC"
clean hotel but AC wouldn't work....remodeled however still has the 'old worn out' feelGenuine Expedia guest review
"PERFECT for weary travelers"
Choose the hotel! Really, if you want to be pleasantly surprised by the value combined with a super clean and updated room then this is the spot for you. Event the sheets seemed nicer than motel quality and the beds featured comfy clean down quilts and nice coverlets. I travel from Florida to NE often and have stayed in many hotels/motels along the […] way. This one is by far the nicest for the price I have ever experienced. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"No Hot water"
Poor service, breakfast was very cheap, and limited to 3 items, kids were running all over the hotel and no action was taken, in the morning I had to wait for 20 minutes to get warm water , very CHEAP operation , NEVER AGAINGenuine Hotels.com guest review
There was no jetted tub as advertised, bed squeaked every time you moved. Carpet on stairs was worn and had tears. Overall, room was clean.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Sad Condition"
Arrived at 5:30 PM and checked in. When we went to the room the door was open, and the room was not ready. The overall condition of the property is poor. The carpet to the second floor was so worn that the concrete stairs were exposed through the worn carpet. The heating unit rattled and was so loud that we had to turn it off. The kindest comment for […] this property is that it needs a complete update. We were just looking for a place to stop for the night following an eight hour drive heading north on 95. It appeared that there were better options near the exit before the exit for this hotel. The other locations I saw near this hotel did not look any better. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
excellent stop over to our travel to Florida. We picked this as our first stop over on a three day trip to our new home in Florida and they allow pets.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Clean White Comforters"
Clean, comfortable room with a clean and bright white comforter. One of the nicer motels in the area. It had a decent standard breakfast that included the usual offerings plus hot waffles and mini sausage/biscuit 2 packs.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Close to I-95 & safe well lit."
Tom at the desk was very accomodating, friendly & professional.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for an overnight stay"
Hotel was OK for an overnight stay... Easy access... the breakfast left much to be desired.... after a wonderful breakfast for a week in Fairfield in NJ, it was not very comparable... not enough seating in breakfast area, and not much to choose from. Like I said, good for an overnighter.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"good value for I95 traveler"
Very clean, recently renovated rooms. Very good valueGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Place to stay along I95!!"
Great place to stay on my way to Myrtle Beach and five days of golfing. The room was clean with fridge, microwave, iron and board, coffee maker, hair dryer and the front desk staff was very nice and friendly! Great Deal!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice for family"
Hotel is not new but very clean. It was very quiet during the stay, and, with free breakfast, a very good deal.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Definitely worth the price."
The room was very clean and comfortable. I would strongly suggest you bring your own pillow because theirs were the worst I have ever slept on unless you like totally flat pillows. Some of the towels had frayed edges that I think should have been replaced but they were clean. I would stay here again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"The Exit That Used To Be"
OK place. Front staff was very friendly and room was clean, other than the fact that the floor could use a thorough deep clean. I didn't want to let my 1 year old crawl around on that floor! Outside was poorly kept, as there was trash on the balcony and lower walkway. And there was nothing at that exit! Several restaurants and gas stations had been […] closed in the past, and we had to drive 7-8 miles to find a decent place to eat. However, convenient to 95, but again, had I known, I would've reserved a room at the next exit where all of the restaurants and shops were. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very nice hotel"
It was just what I expected, it was clean, service was friendly, breakfast was good; since we were on the ground floor there was a in the room a musty odor, but that was because we dindn't want to take a top floor room, otherwise we enjoyed our stay, and I would recommend this hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
People were very courtious and room was very clean.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good stopover after a long drive"
We just recently drove back from florida back to ny and I have to book a hotel in NC for a stopover . I was so happy that this hotwas clean and comfortavlble especially that that i have a 2 year old with us .Genuine Expedia guest review
"Friendly management -- dirty room"
Miserable stormy night--rooms were booking quickly as we tried to make a reservation within a reasonable distanceof I-95. Hotels.com rated this one as good so we booked it although we usually stay at Holiday Inn Expresses on road trips. Lobby area was clean and well appointed. Outside looked a bit run down (carpet worn off on the steps, potholes in […] the parking lot, and some rooms upstairs with no numbers on them). Room was OK for it's purpose but no one had turned on the AC so it was extremely warm and it took awhile to cool down (we had booked 90 minutes before arrival). Beds were clean with good mattresses but there was powder on the bathroom floor and hair in the tub. Would not have stayed if we weren't exhausted and roads were dangerous. Left as early as we could in the AM. When I returned the key, a lovely woman asked me how my room was and as I said "It could have been cleaner," she interrupted me with a cheery "Have a nice day!" Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Don't rule this one out"
Everything I had read on other reviews. Good nights sleep, refreshing pool.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great stopover to Florida"
Staff was very nice and hotel room was worth the price.Genuine Expedia guest review
Good location. Very pleased with the comfort & cleanliness of the rooms and beds.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
I will probably stay again but the TV was terrible. They need flat screens.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel for a family."
In Rocky Mount for a baseball tournament and needed a room. All hotels in Rocky Mount were full except for the high dollar ($120+) ones. Found this hotel via internet and reserved based on price (good), reviews (good) and distance (not far at all) from ballpark. The hotel looked plain from the outside but was far from that on the inside. (a different […] world from the roach motel the rest of the team stayed at in Rocky Mt.) Our room was clean, spacious enough for 5 and had one of the best beds I and rest of the family have slept on. No bedbugs or noise issues and the kids loved the pool. The continental breakfast was great too. Staff was helpful and courteous. I would highly recommend this hotel and will stay in it again on my next visit to this area. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"excellent stay"
the staff was exceptional, I had a very late arrival and they made everything good and as promised.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good Alternative"
While it's an older hotel, nothing fancy, it's well kept up, and you'd pay far more for it if it was located in a larger city. It's conveniently located close enough to I-95, but doesn't back up to it as some do. We chose it over Rocky Mount due to better ratings and we weren't disappointed. The continental breakfast was nothing special, but it was […] okay and convenient. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
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The Webster Bible (WBT) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 And it came to pass after these things, [that] the butler of the king of Egypt and [his] baker had offended their lord the king of Egypt. | 1 Some time later, the cupbearer and the baker of the king of Egypt offended their master, the king of Egypt. |
2 And Pharaoh was wroth with two [of] his officers, with the chief of the butlers, and with the chief of the bakers. | 2 Pharaoh was angry with his two officials, the chief cupbearer and the chief baker, |
3 And he put them in custody in the house of the captain of the guard, into the prison, the place where Joseph [was] bound. | 3 and put them in custody in the house of the captain of the guard, in the same prison where Joseph was confined. |
4 And the captain of the guard charged Joseph with them, and he served them; and they continued a season in custody. | 4 The captain of the guard assigned them to Joseph, and he attended them. After they had been in custody for some time, |
5 And they dreamed a dream both of them, each man his dream in one night, each man according to the interpretation of his dream; the butler and the baker of the king of Egypt, who [were] bound in the prison. | 5 each of the two men--the cupbearer and the baker of the king of Egypt, who were being held in prison--had a dream the same night, and each dream had a meaning of its own. |
6 And Joseph came to them in the morning, and looked upon them, and behold, they [were] sad. | 6 When Joseph came to them the next morning, he saw that they were dejected. |
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Meeting scheduled for Austwell post office's fate
AUSTWELL - Residents served by the Austwell post office can voice their opinions on the U.S. Postal Service's proposal to change services there during a community meeting this week.
The meeting is planned for 6 p.m. Thursday at My Wife's Café, 305 Dilworth, in Austwell.
The rural Refugio County post office was among four in the Coastal Bend the Postal Service announced in July it would study for potential closure. The others are the Sarita station in Kenedy County and the Six Points and Roy Miller branches in Corpus Christi.
A review of business activities showed the Austwell office's workload has declined, meaning an independent post office no longer may be necessary, according to a Postal Service news release.
The public can submit written comments about the proposed changes to: Consumer and Industry Affairs Manager, USPS Rio Grande District, 10410 Perrin Beitel Road, San Antonio, Texas 78284-9631.


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Sony Bravia and Playstation 3 Games and Accessories Available at MyHotElectronics.com
MyHotElectronics.com has a high inventory of Sony Bravia HDTVs available for shipping. Along with the Sony televisions, the website also has extensive accessories including shelving, blu-ray players and more. For those who are looking for the complete entertainment experience, the store has the Playstation 3 console and games available for sale.
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The Sony Bravia televisions have become among the most popular entertainment devices in the United States, and MyHotElectronics.com has deals on the sets, from 32 inches all the way up to 65 inches. The Bravia televisions are known for having great color, resolution, and are amazing for home entertainment setups.
MyHotElectronics also has various stands available for mounting the flat-screen televisions on walls or other setups around the home. The TV SmartSelf by Simple consists of a glass shelf that serves as a universal floating shelf for flat panel TV wall mounts. The shelf is available in various sizes.
To go along with the television units, MyHotElectronics.com has a wide variety of Sony home theater systems for blu-ray and DVD sets, along with many speakers and amplifiers, at great deals.
Sony also has a strong multimedia and gaming setup with its Playstation 3 games, consoles and accessories. The Playstation 3 console has a built-in blu-ray player and the ability to download from the Playstation Store, along with using Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant Video, and YouTube.
Currently, MyHotElectronics is taking preorders on many games including Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Borderlands 2, FIFA Soccer 13, and NBA 2K13. The recently released Madden 13 NFL game is available for $52.99.
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The store also carries the top brands in electronics and apparel including, Nike, Adidas, Apple, Sony, Samsung, Microsoft, EA Sports, and many more. The company recently began its initial expansion into clothing and jewelry and will continue to expand over the next several months.
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With the marked rise of network function virtualization (NFV) and cloud-based service offerings, the need for reliable, high-performance networks has never been greater. The reality is that legacy monitoring solutions are no longer capable of coping economically with the new infrastructure scale and the complexity arising from this evolution.
This monitoring platform uses a combination of patented software engines to collect, analyze, correlate and report on real-time, historical, and predicted events in the network. EXFO Xtract helps operators improve the overall control and performance of their network infrastructure by proactively monitoring and managing their assets, regardless of infrastructure size, geographical deployment distribution or network topology architecture.
This feature provides you with on-demand and scheduled autodiscovery of network assets, including devices and their components, and automatically generates a layer-2 and layer-3 network map for full network topology visibility.
This feature allows you to quickly create reports with just a few clicks, and easily consolidate them into a console-based or Web-based view, service dashboard or Adobe PDF report. These PDFs can be scheduled to run at a certain time, and be subsequently e-mailed to particular users or groups.
Customizable Web-based user interfaces (UIs) allow users to create dashboards at the click of a button. Dashboard content can include real-time, trend and historical reports, in addition to geographical maps, data grids, and other types of active content.
This feature facilitates alarm monitoring, mediation and accumulation from multiple systems through a unique intermediary system utilizing proprietary filtering and deduplication techniques. The end result is higher-quality, actionable information decreasing the time required for trouble-ticket resolution while driving OPEX reduction and maximized operational efficiency.
The EXFO Xtract User Interface fully supports internationalization, enabling multiple languages to be easily accessed by different users at the same time. This capability is very useful for organizations with a global presence, because it ensures that all users are able to understand the interface regardless of location (America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East or Asia)
New infrastructure performance tests similar to numerous BrixWorx active tests have also been added. This fully integrated suite of tests can be executed ad hoc as Brix on-demand tests, or as part of a service-level agreement (SLA). EXFO Xtract synergy with BrixWorx ensures that all hosted service assurance applications have access to a common set of essential functions (such as open application programming interfaces, or APIs) for easy integration of key performance indicators (KPIs) and alerts with third-party operations support systems (OSS). Users enjoy easy access to SLA, service-status, problem-detection and troubleshooting functions through the all Web-based BrixWorx Operation Center.
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More than 1,200 guns. Hundreds of pieces of seized evidence. More than $150,000 in potential revenue for Apache Junction. And all of it's gone.
Last month, a cache of firearms was cleared out of the Apache Junction Police Department evidence room under the supervision of police Chief Glenn Walp and then destroyed. Although it's common practice for police agencies to eventually dispose of pieces of evidence such as guns, Walp did so without alerting city leaders, the public or the local magistrate.
R.E. Eck, Apache Junction vice mayor, said that Walp smelted the firearms without consulting the City Council. He said some of the guns were valuable and could have been sold at auction to raise money for the city.
"I was totally oblivious to the whole thing," Eck said. "I never heard about any disposal of guns until after they were destroyed."
Walp refused to comment on the issue.
Walp took over as police chief in January, bringing 35 years of law enforcement experience and a promise of widespread changes to a department struggling to improve its image.
But one of his changes — disposing of the guns — could have erased evidence vital to open cases, said Karen Gwaltney, a former evidence custodian at the Apache Junction Police Department.
Procedures the department should have followed, Gwaltney said, included running a newspaper advertisement to inform residents and other law enforcement agencies that evidence would soon be destroyed.
"Do an inventory and run a legal notice," Gwaltney said. "Then smelt away to your heart's content."
Chuck Teegarden, a spokesman for the Pinal County Attorney's Office, said he has every reason to believe Walp kept the firearms needed to prosecute ongoing cases, but there was no way to be sure.
"It would only be a big deal if they didn't," Teegarden said.
City Attorney Joel Stern said Walp's decision to dispose of the firearms didn't violate city policy since Apache Junction didn't have any guidelines in place to deal with the destruction of seized property. The guns had piled up in the evidence locker since the 1980s while the city worked to draft a policy.
Still, Walp's actions conflicted with a set of best practices laid out by the International Association of Property Evidence, which offers police agencies training related to the handling and disposal of law enforcement property and evidence.
"A firearm destruction list should be compiled, and a court order signed by a magistrate should be obtained to limit liability," the IAPE states on its Web site.
No court order was issued for the destruction of the firearms, according to the office of the Apache Junction Magistrate.
But residents have a whole different set of complaints. They say the guns were assets that could have been sold to raise cash for the city. And at least one gun enthusiast is upset over the loss.
Jeff Serdy, owner of AJI Sporting Goods in Apache Junction, appraised the value of the 1,261 smelted firearms at $157,000, which he said was a conservative estimate. He raised the guns issue at a City Council meeting Tuesday night.
It just doesn't make sense to throw away something so valuable, he said.
"Parks and recreation — if a tractor breaks, they don't just go and melt it," he said prior to the City Council meeting. "It's my tax dollars."
Serdy said some of the firearms were antiques, such as three single-shot Springfield rifles of the same model used by Gen. George Custer's troops at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Those rifles could be worth up to $3,000 each, he said. And other guns were so rare that there is no longer ammunition available for them, such as a Winchester rifle manufactured before the turn of the century.
Police departments in other East Valley cities, including Mesa, auction large batches of guns rather than sending them to the smelter.
But International Association of Property Evidence also warns that the sale of firearms "can be a potential liability . . . if the weapon is used in another crime."
Gwaltney said she was drafting policies that would have called for the department to follow a set of procedures before destroying the firearms, but Walp finished her work by coming up with his own set of procedures. She said she later resigned because the department was "sliding backhill about a million miles per hour."
Not everyone, however, was so critical of the department.
Eck said he was concerned about the handling of the firearms, but he added he still respects Walp for his takecharge attitude.
"He has one speed: fullthrottle," Eck said. "I don't want to take away from some of the other things he's done."
Eck requested that the City Council discuss the matter at a meeting later this month.


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Uses a Fat Quarter of the outer fabric for the bag and strap, some lining fabric and a magnetic snap to close.
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Housing and Dining
The Residential Colleges
Freshmen and sophomores live in one of the University's six residential colleges: Butler, Forbes, Mathey, Rockefeller, Whitman or Wilson. Juniors and seniors have the option of living and/or dining in four-year residential colleges.
More than 98 percent of Princeton undergraduates live on campus. Almost 70 percent of juniors and seniors take their meals at one of 11 private, coed eating clubs.
Some juniors and seniors cook their own meals in dormitory kitchens, dine in the residential colleges, join a cooperative or make other arrangements. Students also may dine at the Frist Campus Center or Princeton's Center for Jewish Life, which houses the University's kosher dining facility. Students also have halal and kosher options in the residential colleges.
Eating Clubs
For many juniors and seniors, Princeton's 11 historic coed eating clubs offer a hub for dining and social life. Financial aid awards for upperclassmen increase to assist in covering eating club meal costs. The clubs, governed by student officers under the auspices of independent alumni boards, offer daily meals and a variety of social, athletic and other events. Seven clubs have a selective membership selection process and four operate on a sign-in basis. The smaller numbers of students per club create a family-like atmosphere.
Housing for Enrolled Graduate Students
Approximately 70 percent of enrolled graduate students within their regular program length live in University housing, taking advantage of dormitory and apartment options. Dormitories include historic and modern rooms in the Graduate College and rooms in converted homes, known as annexes. Another dormitory living option for graduate students is to apply to be a resident graduate student in one of the undergraduate residential colleges. For students choosing apartment communities, there is a range of unit sizes in both high-rise and garden configurations. University residential life offers academic, athletic, social, cultural, personal-development and community-service opportunities to graduate students and their families.
Graduate students gather for meals in Procter Hall at the Graduate College, in dining halls at the residential colleges, at Frist Campus Center, at the cafés in Chancellor Green, the E-Quad, Genomics, and the Woodrow Wilson School, and in the dining hall at the Center for Jewish Life.
Campus Centers
- Frist Campus Center is a place where the entire campus community — students, faculty, staff and alumni — as well as visitors, meet and interact, engaging in a variety of programs, events and services that enrich campus life and the Princeton experience.
- Campus Club is a social facility for undergraduate and graduate students. The club hosts numerous student-organization activities and offers flexible spaces for casual relaxation and formal gatherings.
- The Center for Jewish Life provides cultural, social, religious and informal educational activities of interest to Jewish students and the overall University community.
- The Kathryn W. and Shelby Cullom Davis '30 International Center provides a full array of services and programs for international students and scholars, including advising on immigration and visa matters and consulting on intercultural issues. The center also serves as a central resource on questions related to international students and scholars, and hosts intercultural programs and events.
- The Carl A. Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding focuses on exploring issues of diversity, equity and cultural pluralism and also provides a variety of flexible spaces for cultural, educational and social programs by student organizations.
- The Women's Center provides a supportive atmosphere for women students and hosts an array of cultural and educational programs for the entire community.
- Princeton's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Center works to create a safe and supportive environment by providing educational opportunities and advocating for the needs and concerns of LGBTQA students.
Religious Life
The Princeton community is home to many religious denominations that welcome involvement by students, faculty and staff. The Office of Religious Life supports the religious traditions that flourish on Princeton's campus and encourages interfaith dialogue and cooperation. Through its own programs and in collaboration with others, the office provides opportunities for community service, cross-cultural understanding and constructive social action. The University also supports 15 campus chaplaincies and numerous faith-based student organizations. Religious facilities at Princeton include the University Chapel and Center for Jewish Life. The Office of Religious Life is in Murray-Dodge Hall, which houses many program spaces including the basement café, Muslim Prayer Room and Interfaith Meditation Room.
Princeton sponsors 38 varsity intercollegiate teams (20 for men, 18 for women), with slightly more than 1,000 participants — about 20 percent of the undergraduate population. In addition, an estimated 1,000 students participate in the University's 35 club teams.
Varsity Sports. Princeton teams have won more Ivy League championships than any school over the last two decades, and Princeton has had at least one team or individual national champion each of the past 43 years, including Julia Ratcliffe, who won the NCAA championship in the hammer throw in spring 2014. Since 2000, 31 of the 33 Princeton teams that compete in official Ivy League sports have won at least one league championship.
Princeton won six Ivy League championships in 2013-14, and it finished first in the Ivy League and 44th in Division I in the 2013-14 Directors' Cup.
Campus Recreation Program. About 500 teams are active in the intramural program, which schedules competition among residential colleges, eating clubs, independent groups, and faculty and staff. Students can participate in 38 active clubs in the sport club program. Princeton's group fitness and instructional program offers instruction in nine core areas.
Athletic Facilities
- Roberts Stadium features two soccer fields, one natural grass (Myslik Field) and one FieldTurf (Plummer Field), as well as a press box, team rooms, seating on three sides, a lounge and other amenities.
- Jadwin Gymnasium provides 250,000 square feet of indoor space for intercollegiate sports in addition to a practice area for outdoor field sports. Jadwin is the site of Pete Carril Court, the varsity basketball floor.
- Dillon Gymnasium has facilities for recreational activities. At the Stephens Fitness Center in Dillon, students can pursue personal health goals, individually or with trained supervision.
- DeNunzio Pool provides complete facilities for competitive swimming and diving.
- Princeton Stadium has a seating capacity of 27,800. The field at Princeton Stadium officially was named Powers Field at Princeton Stadium beginning with the 2007-08 season.
- Weaver Track and Field Stadium has an eight-lane Olympic track and has hosted some of the nation's premier college track and field events.
- The Class of 1952 Stadium is a lighted, artificial-surface facility that accommodates approximately 4,000 spectators for lacrosse and field hockey. The field at Class of 1952 Stadium was named Sherrerd Field beginning with the 2012 season.
- The Shea Rowing Center is home to the crew program.
- Baker Rink, built in 1923, houses hockey and ice skating.
- Bedford Field, which opened in September 2012, is the home of Princeton field hockey, featuring state-of-the-art artificial turf.
- Outdoor athletic facilities also include the Cordish Family Pavilion and Lenz Tennis Center and an 18-hole golf course. The University has more than 50 acres of fields, including the Finney/Campbell FieldTurf fields, for baseball, softball, soccer, lacrosse and rugby, as well as many intramural sports.
Healthier Princeton
As an educational institution, residential community and employer, Princeton seeks to provide a campus environment and a range of programs that sustain and enhance the physical, psychological and emotional health of undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs, faculty and staff, and that assist them in achieving an appropriate balance between work and personal/family life.
The Healthier Princeton program offers an integrated approach to health promotion and education, disease detection and prevention, and fitness and wellness services for the University community. Its initiatives are based on an assessment of the academic, cultural, physical and social environments of the campus, and their impact upon the health and well-being of all members of the University community. The Healthier Princeton board advises the offices responsible for this initiative and the senior officers of the University.
Student Activities
Student Organizations
Student organizations are created and run by students with support from the University through the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students, the Pace Center for Civic Engagement and the Office of Religious Life. Some 300 organizations make it easy for students to engage their interests outside the classroom, in areas such as politics, civic engagement, publications, performing arts, multiculturalism and religion.
United States Armed Services ROTC Programs
Princeton University students may participate in Army, Air Force or Navy ROTC programs. The Army program is based at Princeton University, and the Air Force and Navy programs are based at Rutgers University. These programs are conducted by the United States Armed Services. Participants engage in noncredit courses and activities that, if successfully completed, lead to a commission as an officer.
Student Performing Arts Spaces
- The programs of the Lewis Center for the Arts occur in venues throughout the Princeton campus including theaters, screening rooms, dance studios, a gallery and art studios at 185 Nassau St.; the Berlind Theatre at McCarter Theatre Center; writing seminar rooms and dance and theater studios in the New South building; galleries and theater spaces in the residential colleges; and other traditional and nontraditional spaces.
- The McCarter Theatre Center offers drama, music, dance, film and events ranging from acrobatics to mime. The theater also hosts the annual show presented by student members of the Triangle Club. McCarter's Berlind Theatre houses major productions of the Program in Theater and Program in Dance.
- Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall hosts musical, dramatic and other performances, most open to the public, and most for a fee.
- Theatre Intime, a student-run facility, schedules dramatic productions, dance concerts and comedy shows throughout the year at Murray-Dodge Hall.
- The Frist Campus Center Film/Performance Theater is a multipurpose performance space that hosts theatrical productions, musical and film events, and other performances throughout the year.
- The Department of Music utilizes its laboratory, Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall, and other campus venues including Richardson Auditorium for its many performances.
Seniors' Post-Graduation Plans
The Office of Career Services assists undergraduates, graduate students and alumni in all aspects of career planning and offers services, resources and programs designed to support the integration of academic and career interests as well as the development of lifelong career management skills. Each year, the office surveys the undergraduate senior class regarding their post-graduation plans and prepares a summary report.
There were 1,261 graduates in the Class of 2013. In May 2013, approximately 99 percent of the class (1,244 students) completed the annual Career Plans Survey at Senior Check-out to indicate their post-graduation plans. By December 2013 (six months following graduation), 86.6 percent of graduates of the Class of 2013 had confirmed achieving their post-graduation plans. A total of 65.4 percent of graduates had confirmed acceptance of employment and 19.7 percent had confirmed admission to a graduate or professional school. The remaining percentage had confirmed plans to travel (1.4 percent) or other pursuits (0.2 percent).
Princeton alumni contribute extensively to the life of the campus, with more than 25,000 alumni, their families and guests returning annually for Reunions.
There are approximately 90,256 living Princeton alumni, including 26,723 women and 26,212 Graduate School alumni. Princeton graduates live in all 50 states and 142 countries.
In a typical year, some 22,500 volunteers work for Princeton in class and regional association activities, fundraising, programs in the local schools, a career network and internship program, and community service. Many serve in University advisory and leadership roles. Currently, there are 165 Princeton regional associations throughout the world.


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Wonder Woman Actress Gal Gadot Responds to "Too-Skinny" Criticism: "Anyone Can Buy Breasts"
Earlier this month it was announced that Fast & Furious actress Gal Gadot had been cast as Wonder Woman in Zack Snyder's upcoming Man of Steel sequel. While a surprising casting decision, the Israeli actress does make some sense for the part—she's a gorgeous brunette with experience using a lasso and bringing a dose of feminine sensibility to a machismo-fueled action franchise. Upon Google-searching the actress though, some Internet users took issue with Gadot's slender frame, calling her "too skinny"—even, "like anorexic skinny"—for the role of the ass-kicking DC Comics superheroine.
Weeks after the initial outcry, the 28-year-old, who is also a fashion model, has opened up for the first time on scoring the coveted part—and the body criticism that came with it. Speaking to Israeli television show Good Evening with Gai Pines, in comments that have since been translated by ComicBookMovie.com, Gadot revealed, "I represent the Wonder Women of the new world." Asked about the complaint that she is too skinny for the part, Gadot reasons, "Breasts. . . anyone can buy for 9,000 shekels and everything is fine." Drawing on the character's mythic origins as a warrior princes of the Amazons, she adds, "By the way, Wonder Woman is Amazonian, and historically accurate Amazonian women actually had only one breast. So, if I'd really go 'by the book,' it'd be problematic."
Asked whether she would be gaining weight for the role, Gadot concedes that she will "gain body mass." She explains, "[T]he physical preparations that I'm starting now [is a] very serious training regime—Kung Fu, kickboxing, swords, jujutsu, Brazilian."
Gadot joins Henry Cavill as Superman and Ben Affleck, who did not necessarily receive a red-carpet welcome from Internet users, either, when it was announced that he would be assuming the role of Batman, for Batman and Superman's first-ever cinematic face-off.


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Enjoy Oscar Wilde's timeless work The Importance of Being Earnest on stage at the Harold Pinter Theatre.
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New Year's at National Review Online means cruel and unusual punishment: Making writers make predictions. And so here come 2009's:
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Afghanistan: The Karzai government will cut a power-sharing deal with the Taliban.
China: There will be widespread unrest and many demonstrations as the economy slows. The Chinese leaders will maintain control by general pump-priming, shoveling money at the worst areas, and some selective brutality, but not by devaluing the renminbi.
Tibet: Tibet, and majority-Tibetan areas outside the "autonomous region," will be closed to foreign travelers ahead of the anniversary of the 1959 uprising in March. The Chinese will attempt a complete news blackout of the region. The anniversary of the 1989 student movement will, however, go almost unnoticed.
North Korea: Kim Jong Il's military will depose him.
Russia: Will make trouble in Central Asia, the Caucasus, and the Baltic states.
Africa: Jacob "machine-gun" Zuma will become president of South Africa. Zimbabwe's inflation rate will pass the trillion percent mark, and thousands will die from cholera and malnutrition. Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe will make a speech at the African Union blaming all his country's woes on Western powers. He will receive a standing ovation.
Latin America: Violence will flare again in Bolivia, bringing revolution and/or civil war in the nation one year closer, if it does not precipitate them/it.
Immigration: The Obama administration will stall on "comprehensive immigration reform," hoping for better economic times when citizens won't mind so much that illegal aliens are working here and using public services. Their overall strategy on immigration will be to keep radio silence on the topic. They really want amnesty — why would they not want 20 million new Democratic voters? — but this is not the time. Barack Obama's illegal-immigrant aunt, Zeituni Onyango, will not be deported.
Education: Massive government funding of pre-K nursery schooling will begin, in the teeth of decades of evidence that it does no good.
The Executive: USAID will be upgraded to cabinet status.
The Economy: Unemployment will strike millions of private-sector workers, thousands of municipal employees, a handful of state employees, and no federal employees at all.
Leadership: The MSM will stay in the tank for Obama. He will be Time magazine's Man of the Year again next year, unless he bombs New York City. Make that New York City and Los Angeles.
Physics: Dark matter will be observed under laboratory conditions.
Commemorations: Various multi-centenaries and -millenaries(?) will be celebrated with gusto by people who care: Abraham Lincoln, Charles Darwin, Edgar Allan Poe, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Samuel Johnson, Nikolai Gogol, John Calvin, Barry Goldwater, and the battles of Poltava, Corunna, and the Teutoburger Wald ("In A.D. Nine, Varus crossed the Rhine . . .").
Publishing: I will publish a book.
Conservatism: Seasoned observers will swear they detect some last twitching convulsions in the corpse of American conservatism. They will not be believed.
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Can't really name a single champion, Kat can be truely frustrating when you have absolutely no hard CC / it's on enormous cast delay (for example Morgana's Ult). Also some assassins like Akali when you've limited CC and 3+ squishies in the team, she will get atleast 1 of 'em no matter what.
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SONA! SONA! SONA! By far the most ANTI-FUN champion in the game mode. I pick Sona in ADAM when I want free wins and don't feel like putting in any effort.
Yi, Jayce, and maybe a good lux or veigar.
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Champions I hate to face: Nidalee, Jayce, Master Yi, Veigar, Katarina, Karthus Champions I hate playing as (If I get them I still play though, but they are pretty bad for aram) Jax, Udyr (Both these champions have no poke. It's all in with them or you can't do anything. This becomes especially obvious when you are zoned to your tower), Tristana (You go AP, you die, you go AD, you are useless until mid/late game, and still you're a squshy that will die if they have one bruiser with a gapcloser and nobody peels), and any champ that performs like they do.
Nid, Jayce, and Blitz have already been mentioned, but there are a few others. Kog'maw, Xerath, Urgot, and Twisted Fate harass is ridiculous. Soraka is one of the most OP champs here. Build her AP and her Starcall deals WAAAY too much damage in a short span of time, not to mention her heals become full heals. Throw in the free Mana Sustain for whoever your primary harassers are and you're done. I've never lost an ARAM with a Soraka on our team.
I hate it when I have to play AS Udyr in ARAM. I got him for jungling in SR, and I am considering using a refund just because he is so bad in Dom and ARAM... Haven't yet played enough ARAM to name my least favorite enemy.
Every time Udyr is on the free champ rotation, I usually end up with him. Literally the only good thing I've ever done with him in ARAM was when I managed to activate bear stance just before a Galio ulted and instantly shut him down :l. And everything else I've done as Udyr is feed. Therefore Udyr.