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The preliminary results indicate that the Company will issue a total of approximately 2,070,000 shares to stockholders that exercised their subscription rights. In addition, under and in accordance with the terms of the investment agreement the Company entered into with Matador Capital Partners, L.P., Matador will purchase between $1.0 million and $2.0 million worth of shares of the Company's common stock not subscribed for and purchased by holders upon exercise of their subscription rights. Based on the preliminary results of the rights offering, the Company estimates that it will receive aggregate gross proceeds of between approximately $1.5 million and $2.5 million from the rights offering and under the investment agreement.
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If I do an intrigue challenge and my only participating characters strength is reduced to zero. Can I still win the challenge with my Master of Whispers title?
MoW title and 0 str participating character.
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Posted 02 November 2013 - 06:13 PM
yes. it provides +3 STR to the challenge, so you still have 3 in the challenge (as long as it wasn't a kill/discard if 0 effect). If that's enough to win, you win.
As a note, even with the title, if they kill all your attackers/defenders, then you have nothing contributing to the challenge and either they win if they have participators or it's nullified if they don't
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First time posting on this blog, I bought these ghost pepper seeds from amazon. I started them from seeds this is my 1st time growing vegetables. This seedling is my only surviving seedling plant. Lost them all to a flash flood, anyways I live in the Houston area temperatures have been around mid 90s high humidity, the seedling looks like it's about to die. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with it, and if it's salvageable what can I do to improve the condition of it. I have it outdoors in the shade gets indirect light and water it every 3 days. Used miracle grow fertilizer. Thanks |
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Thank you for taking a peek at East Valley Victories. No, Lace 'em Up has not been abandoned. It will still appear weekly on the recreation page, but under a new name — "Get in the Game" — and in a modified format.
Through East Valley Victories, I hope to tell of accomplishments outside the coverage that the Tribune's professional, college and high school beat writers provide.
Accomplishments such as that of the Mesa Eastern Moccasins, a Pop Warner football team that advanced to the national tournament last fall in Orlando, Fla. The Moccasins, a junior midget team of 10-13-year-olds, were the 2005 Arizona state and Westcon (region) champions. They finished third at nationals.
Or the United States Tennis Association Super National Winter Championships in December that featured 533 of the top-ranked junior players in the country. Ten area residents qualified for the tournament, including Alexandria Griffin, Craig Kessler, Kristen McWilliams and Courtney Byron, all from Scottsdale, Amanda Martin of Tempe and Kacie Wagner of Gilbert.
But East Valley Victories will be about more than kids competing at a national level. It's about accomplishments by athletes of all age levels in your neighborhood.
It's about people such as 14-year-old Kevin Andert, who convinced his father Stephen to run in the P.F. Chang's Rock 'n' Roll Arizona Half Marathon to raise money for diabetes. Stephen Andert's father-in-law struggled with diabetes until he passed away about 15 years ago.
They finished the race in 2 hours, 35 minutes, and raised more than $85,000 for the American Diabetes Association.
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Beyonce: I 'Definitely' Want Another Child
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"When I was younger, there were moments where I said, 'I'm not going to have children. And then moments when I wanted four," she said. "Now I definitely want another, but I don't know when."
The 31-year-old, who welcomed daughter Blue Ivy with husband Jay-Z in January 2012, added that giving birth to her first child was "the best day of her life."
"I felt very maternal around eight months," she recalled. "And I thought I couldn't become any more until I saw the baby...But it happened during my labor because I had a very strong connection with my child. I felt like when I was having contractions, I envisioned my child pushing through a very heavy door. And I imagined this tiny infant doing all the work, so I couldn't think about my own pain."
"We were talking. I know it sounds crazy, but I felt a communication," she continued.
Beyonce also revealed that she was surrounded by loved ones during the birth of her daughter.
"My family and my closest people were there when I gave birth," she said. "Everything that scared me just was not present in that room."
Though Bey is currently living in maternal bliss, she confessed she still has anxiety over her work, including her upcoming HBO documentary titled Life Is But a Dream.
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Off of Point Loma, where it blows an apparently consistent 15-20 knots, this boat feels more tender, especially as compared to a Catalina 30.But the Cal 31 has the best feel at the helm of any boat I've sailed (in my somewhat limited experience) so far.
In my limited experience (Sunfish, Venture 21', West Wight Potter 19', plus sailing clubs with some 30" Newport/Catalina experience), after having sailed this one boat just twice, it handled well enough so that
I could easily, with a consistent enough wind, get the boat to sail itself by setting the sails.
. Throw a reef in it, adjust the furling genoa, and just have fun. Again, this is one nice handling boat and feels comfortable even though a bit more responsive/nimble feeling, thus quicker to heel, than a Catalina 30' (1983-1988 I've sailed).
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This seems like a fun thing to do and I do need to prove I'm still active on my dA (well okay I should be posting art here but oh whatever). I have been on deviantART for almost eight years and a lot of my artistic growth, the friends I have made, and communication is thanks to this site. While this site has changed a lot (I can't say for better or for worse), but deviantART will always be a special place in my heart for the memories I have made here.
I joined deviantART all the way back in August of 2006. Although a lot of my art has been deleted, do you want to know what my first submission was?
This ugly piece of shit. I drew this when I was thirteen years old. And this isn't even a character I thought up. It was some antagonist from some okay-ish manga. What's worse I just eyeballed one of the manga's covers. But I would draw and upload to deviantART almost every day for three years, just stuff like this. But you know what? They're right when they say all you have to do is keep drawing everyday.
And just for the hell of it, let me show you how my art has progressed within a eight year time span.
2006 - 2007 (My MS Paint Days):
All I had was a scanner and Ms Paint (plus Corel Painter for a while). Sometimes I would use stock images from Google and use it as backgrounds and whatnot. Or I just make really bad backgrounds in Corel Painter.
2008 - 2009 (I had Photoshop, but I hardly used it):
As the title states, I had Photoshop but I never really posted any Photoshop paintings because I would never finish them. During this time I mostly used Photoshop for simple edits.
2010 - 2012 (Heading Towards the Dark Ages):
I am still using traditional media, but I have started to use Photoshop a lot more. But during this time only a hand full of stuff was completed and that gradually stopped near the end of 2012.
I don't have anything worthy to showfor last year because it was a very "dead" year for me, creative-wise. I was very active up until 2009 where I suddenly stopped posting as much as I did. And until this year, I posted my last 100% complete piece of art back in 2010. Times were tough during 2011 - 2013. I was finishing up high school and entering my first year of college. I then developed anxiety and depression that crippled me where I stopped making art all together. 2014 is my grand return with pieces such as these;
I have switched to Tumblr as my main source of posting art, but I plan of posting more art here. I hope I will continue to grow as an artist, meet new people, and hopefully get myself out there.
As a bonus, here are some old and new comparisons of my OCs.
(Well okay Hailey's might not be the best one to show design-wise, but I guess gradual improvements in art will do?)


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Makes 4 servings
- 4 large garlic cloves, pressed
- 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves, lightly crushed
- 1 tablespoon fresh rosemary leaves, lightly crushed
- 2 teaspoons coarse kosher salt
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 6 1 1/4-inch-thick lamb loin chops
Mix first 4 ingredients and 1 tablespoon olive oil in large bowl. Add lamb; turn to coat. Let marinate at room temperature at least 30 minutes and up to 1 hour.
Preheat oven to 400°F. Heat remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil in heavy large ovenproof skillet over high heat. Add lamb; cook until browned, about 3 minutes per side. Transfer skillet to oven and roast lamb chops to desired doneness, about 10 minutes for medium-rare. Transfer lamb to platter, cover, and let rest 5 minutes.
my notes
- Calories3,228
- Carbohydrates2 g (1%)
- Fat278 g (428%)
- Protein167 g (334%)
- Saturated Fat121 g (605%)
- Sodium1,735 mg (72%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat22 g
- Fiber0 g (1%)
- Monounsaturated Fat117 g
- Cholesterol755 mg (252%)
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The egg just brings it together.
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2 EggsSpahetti
1 Red chilli
Red pepper
Olive oil
1 Clove Garlic
White wine vinegar
Start by boiling the spaghettiAbout 5 minutes before the spaghetti is ready add a generous helping of olive oil to a pand and heat moderately
add the finely chopped garlic, red pepper and red chilli and begin to cook through.
Simmer a pan of wter along with 2 spoons of white wine vinegar and stir before adding an egg. Cook the egg until it is just firm enoug to take out and leave in hot water while you do the second egg.
Add the pasta to the olive oil and chilli mix and stir through before transfering to 2 bowls.
Place a poached egg on top of each.
Finish with pepper.
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type: Quick & Easy, Vegetable
main ingredients: Pasta
cuisine: English/Scottish
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Meyers was convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in the strangling of his wife, Jessica Lynn Meyers, 21, in July 2003. Baber, charged with the same offenses, was convicted of first-degree manslaughter.
The sentencing of a mentally ill man accused of making deadly ricin poison in his Kirkland apartment has been postponed. Robert Alberg had been scheduled for sentencing yesterday, after pleading guilty to possession of the toxin. Both the prosecutor and the defense lawyer agreed to ask the judge for a sentence of probation. However, U.S. District Judge James Robart decided to postpone the hearing so federal probation officers could gather more information. Army base gets new commander FORT LEWIS Lt. Gen. James M. Dubik assumed command of Fort Lewis yesterday, shortly after receiving his third star in back-to-back ceremonies at the busy Army base south of Tacoma. The base is headquarters to the Army's I Corps, which oversees deployments of 40,000 active-duty and reserves troops across the country and two Stryker Brigade combat teams. Dubik previously served as director for Joint Experimentation, United States Joint Forces Command. The Norfolk, Va.-based group tests new equipment and warfighting concepts. He replaces Lt. Gen. Edward Soriano, who has yet to be given a new assignment. Health experts say fire station is safe Health experts have determined that Fire Station 31 in the Northgate area is safe to occupy, and that there is no link between the building and the occurrence of cancer among firefighters who worked there. Mayor Greg Nickels and the Fire Department last year convened panels of experts to examine the station after firefighters raised concerns about the high number of illnesses, including cancer, that struck those who worked at Station 31. Test results, released earlier this week, found no evidence the building caused problems. Times staff and news services Copyright © 2004 The Seattle Times Company
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A quick search for WordPress menu plugins in Google will bring up over 32,000,000 results. Oh, dear Lord! Dozens, if not hundreds, of those results can be quite mouth-watering at first glance. But sifting through the mess of unappetizing stuff to find something satisfying can be frustrating to say the least. Even searching the WordPress plugin repository can be quite tedious.
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WordPress, Drupal and Open Source Dominate 2012 Presidential Campaign Websites
With the election season heating up and the Iowa Caucuses happening in less than 48 hours, I thought it might be fun to take a look at the open source CMS platforms behind a few of the biggest names in American politics. Of course, the CMS has probably doesn't have much relevance to the success of a candidate, but I thought it would be interesting to see who's using which platform.
WordPress appears to be the favored CMS, with 4 out of 8 major Republican contenders using it for their campaigns. Drupal accounts for three of the major campaign websites.


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Lost Beagle2 Probe Found 'Intact' On Mars
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At least we know the Beagle has landed
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At least we know the Beagle has landed
Re: It's getting hotter still! (635 comments)
Here you go: http://www.nasa.gov/topics/ear...
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Re:god dammit. (521 comments)
"Birds can fly into the rotors. Then they have to send the janitor Steve out to clean the thing, and it just ruins his day. Then he goes home and beats his kids. So if you support wind energy, you support domestic violence."
Re:Kolab.or (26 comments)
They have discovered a truly remarkable groupware solution which this header is too narrow to contai
Re:How to summary (96 comments)
"is actually a quined phrase that makes its point via repetition" is actually a quined phrase that makes its point via repetition.
Re:BLINDED BY SCIENCE !! (315 comments)
Its not even worth testing, the thing can be dismissed out of hand without batting an eyelash.
That's a shockingly unscientific attitude from someone who presumes to lecture NASA researchers on scientific competency.
Re:unedited summary (110 comments)
The downmods are just slashdot's way of shutting that whole thing down.
Re:I'm sorry but (57 comments)
Count me among the purist sourpusses by whom they would be yelled at to be
Part of the charm of homestarrunner.net was the fact that they didn't sell out. No advertising, no product placement, no pay wall, or other attempts to monetize the web content. When they ran out of steam they just stopped updating, but kept the site intact.
I'm glad they didn't sell their creation for forty pieces of silver... it's nice to see some artists care about integrity, even if people like you don't.
Re:They're atheists... (325 comments)
Because religious folks would never do anything morally objectionable, like fly planes into buildings, or start wars of choice, or use atomic bombs on cities. Nope... it's only atheists who do awful things.
Re:Texas Barely Registers (544 comments)
"Dictating what religious values they may or may not teach would itself be a an establishment of religion."
Thanks for being honest enough to call creationism what it is... the teaching of religion.
Here's a radical idea you might like... we could set up whole institutions, independent of the government, whose primary purpose is to teach religion to people. We could amend the Constitution to forbid the government from interfering with these institutions... hell, we could even make them tax exempt, to really drive home the separation. This would nicely solve the problem of which religious viewpoint should be taught in public schools science classes... that would be left up to these newfangled institutions instead!
Here's a radical idea... (731 comments)
If people are blocking your ads, it's probably because they're not interested in seeing the god damn ads. Sneaking past the ad blocker won't result in me going "gee, you got me, I'll be good and click on your ad now." More likely it will piss me off to the point where I stop visiting your site.
Stupid marketers and their "arms race" mentality was what resulted in people developing and using adblock and noscript in the first place. "What do you mean people still aren't clicking on our ads? It's got a dancing monkey with a flashing background and it occupies half the browser window! Fine, we'll make it play music too, and pop up fifty windows... maybe THEN they'll realize the error of their ways and click on it."
Re:Not the only supermassive black hole... (150 comments)
It's possible, I suppose. The Andromeda galaxy is the closest large neighbor to the Milky Way, and it is 2.5 million light years away. At "more than a million miles per hour" (0.0015 c) a star would take only one or two billion years to make the trip across the intergalactic void... a long journey, to be sure, but doable within a stellar lifetime. However, because our galaxy occupies less than 1% of the sky as seen from Andromeda, the odds of randomly flung stars hitting our galaxy from that distance away seems pretty low.
Re:Not Surprising (59 comments)
TL:DR I got kicked out of college for videotaping the lectures without permission.
Re:Enough (177 comments)
That's been been tried before... the results usually aren't so good.
Re:Can someone who knows about astronomy fill me i (129 comments)
I'm guessing you meant 1800 arcseconds, unless the moon really let itself go while I wasn't looking and is now several thousand light years across.
Re:Cop was "in his car"? (1010 comments)
Exactly... he could have done it a hundred times, in which case he would have stolen five whole dollars worth of electricity. This is super serious stuff, people.
Re:very understandable (784 comments)
Congratulations... by keeping a gun in your home, you've substantially increased the risk that you, your loved ones, or your neighbors will die by accidental shooting, suicide, or homicide. On the other hand, you've done virtually nothing to reduce the risk of being a victim of a crime, nor have you reduced the risk of being injured during a home break-in.
Of course, those are just the statistics... no doubt you are exceptional and much more careful than all those other guys who brought a gun home thinking it would make them safer.
Re:No you don't. (631 comments)
Funny... I use Europe as evidence that the conservative obsession with austerity as a solution for recession is a recipe for failure. The Greeks have been implementing increasingly brutal austerity measures for years, and yet (as Keynes would have predicted) their deficit is only getting worse as revenues collapse faster than they can cut spending.
Nevertheless, despite the abysmal failure of the austerity measures in Europe, the conversation in America is all about cutting spending rather than stimulating growth. It's like conservatives "don't have the ability to learn anything that they haven't been subjected to themselves."
Re:This is not news (497 comments)
Who is "them"? Seriously... name one country we'd realistically need these planes to fight.
Russia and China have nukes and missiles. Just try "blowing their radars to shit", and watch as the resulting war immediately escalates way beyond the "planes dog-fighting in the air" stage. Besides, war with China simply isn't going to happen... not while they (quite literally) own our asses, and manufacture all our stuff.
So who does that leave? Iran and North Korea are decades behind our existing tech... hell, Iran's latest "stealth fighter" was an obviously fake plastic model. Mighty hard to justify an arms race when the opponent is a one-legged cripple and we've got a 30 year head start.
The only countries that have planes that could possibly dog fight against ours (Europe, Canada, etc.), also happen to be our allies. I guess we could hope one of them turns evil so that we'll finally have an excuse for needing these fancy, useless weapons.
Ever notice how in movies like Top Gun they never really identified which country they were fighting against in the climactic dog-fighting scene? Even in a fictional setting it was too difficult for the writers to identify a realistic enemy for our fighters to play with. In reality, we're much more likely to need ground-support craft like the A10, if not drones, for the kinds of air battles we actually engage in.
Re:Can't America get its acts together ? (1059 comments)
How did this get moderated insightful? We're not talking about "getting the world to buy" a trillion dollar coin. This isn't even about the willingness of other nations to extend credit to the US and buy American debt, which they're quite willing to do.
This whole mess is about Congress threatening to default on paying for the debts they had previously voted to accumulate via an arcane "debt ceiling" rule, and Obama potentially using a procedural loophole to raise that artificial ceiling and deprive them of that weapon. It's equivalent to moving money from my left pocket to my right... it doesn't actually change how rich or in-debt I am, but it makes a difference procedurally.
Incidentally, I agree that reducing the deficit is important in the long term... ideally we should be running surpluses during times of growth. During times of contraction and crisis, however, it's a remarkably stupid idea to reduce spending by hacking away at the safety net, as we're seeing in Greece in recent years.


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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed year 2000 (Y2K) computing crisis risks to the Department of Education, focusing on: (1) student financial aid systems; (2) actions the department has taken in recent months to address these risks; and (3) key issues the department must deal with if its systems are to be ready for the century change: testing of systems, exchanging data with internal and external partners, and developing business continuity and contingency plans.
GAO noted that: (1) Education faces major risks that Y2K failures could severely disrupt the student financial aid delivery process, including delaying disbursements and application processing; (2) further, because of systems interdependencies, repercussions from Y2K-related problems could be felt throughout the student financial aid community--a network including students, institutions of higher educations, financial organizations, and other government agencies; (3) the department was very slow in implementing a comprehensive Y2K program to address these risks--basic awareness and assessment tasks were not completed until recently; (4) Education is now accelerating its program, but with the slow start, it remains in a position of playing catch up; (5) accordingly, the department has major challenges ahead but limited time remaining to adequately deal with them; and (6) therefore, it must also focus on developing appropriate contingency plans to ensure business continuity in the event of key systems failures.
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HUD Can Take Additional Actions to Improve Its GovernanceGAO-15-56: Published: Dec 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 10, 2014.
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Reform Initiatives Can Help Improve Efficiency and EffectivenessGAO-14-671T: Published: Jun 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 10, 2014.
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Spartacus: Vengeance is the title of the second season of Spartacus, a New Zealand produced, Starz television series, which follows Spartacus: Blood and Sand. It premiered on January 27, and concluded on March 30, 2012. Its story follows Spartacus (played by Liam McIntyre, who replaces the late Andy Whitfield), after he and his fellow gladiators kill their master Batiatus and escape from his ludus, or gladiatorial training school. Cast members and characters who return from the first season include Lucy Lawless as Lucretia, Peter Mensah as Oenomaus, Manu Bennett as Crixus, Dan Feuerriegel as Agron, Nick E. Tarabay as Ashur, Viva Bianca as Ilithyia, and Craig Parker as Gaius Claudius Glaber. Dustin Clare also reprises his role as Gannicus from Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, the prequel to Spartacus: Blood and Sand.
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Money leads energy's wrong-way charge
Two items in the Aug. 14 A section — a news story, "Big bets on coal, despite the risks," and a full-page ad supporting the Keystone XL pipeline taken out by the American Petroleum Institute — together constitute a naked display of the power of big money over survival sense.
The climate science is beyond debate: Human-generated CO2 emissions are endangering our environment. We already have more carbon-generating fossil fuel than we can safely consume. Are we really this determined to fry ourselves — and future generations — off the planet?
THOMAS R. SMITH, River Falls, Wis.
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Holder makes sense; letter selection doesn't
The Star Tribune continually fails to help advance intelligent, nuanced and factual discussion on its opinion pages. The publication of the Aug. 14 letter "The law's the law, until it's changed" is the latest example.
The letter writer oversimplifies Attorney General Eric Holder's decision on drug enforcement in an attempt, I presume, to disingenuously frame it as either illegal or unethical. Why? Presumably, from the tone of the remainder of the letter, because he doesn't like or agree with the Obama administration.
Holder's decision is both constitutional and broadly supported in Congress. The memorandum that he delivered to federal prosecutors simply changes how charges are filed. By omitting the weight of drugs involved, those charged will not automatically fall under federal jurisdiction and thus mandatory-minimum sentencing laws. But they still may if the prosecutor and judges believe the circumstances of the offense merit such inclusion.
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Leave them off the list of celebrated locales
In "North Loop Rising" (Variety, Aug. 9), the Déjà Vu strip club is listed under establishments deemed "time tested," as "the still-pimpled 18-year-olds' preferred venue for Intro to Lap Dance." Commercial sexual exploitation of often-underage females is tried and true? Innocent fun?
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December 9»
Lawmakers announce their support for a WSU medical school; Greater Spokane Incorporated includes a WSU medical school on its Legislative Agenda, WSU's Sleep and Performance Research Center gets some attention from KXLY; WSU College of Nursing is working with local tribes; and Chancellor Brown meets with WSU Spokane grad students.
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WSU sharing its medical school plans with the public; WSU medical school gaining supporters, WSU Spokane supports Native American History Month, U.S. Bank grant and Inland Imaging gift help health sciences at WSU Spokane; and the latest episode of the Health Sciences Update is available.
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WSU and UW reach an agreement on medical education in Spokane; Patricia Butterfield, the Dean of the WSU College of Nursing, announces she'll return to a teaching role next spring; ALS forum to focus on ALS patients and their stories; and photos from WSU Spokane's 25th anniversary celebration.
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The WSU Board of Regents directs the University to pursue a fully accredited medical school; funding for the University District Health Clinic approved; WSU Spokane to celebrate its 25th anniversary; the WSU Connections store opens in downtown Spokane; and Chancellor Brown accepts the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
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Do I need to have a digital cable box to be able to connect via HDMI? My living room TV is connected that way, and the picture is stunning. I have two other HD TV's that I'd like to connect that way also, so i can get the best picture possible, but I don't want to have to pay extra fees every month for 2 more cable boxes. Is there a coax to HDMI cable or adapter that I can buy, or do I need to have the box to get a true HD signal? Thanks for any help..... |
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HDMI is an interface to allow for the transmission of video, audio, and control signals in a digital format. There is nothing inherent about it that will produce a better video or audio signal than other analog alternatives. Your HD cable box however is capable of receiving HD digital signals and sending them to your HDTV without a digital-to-analog, analog-to-digital conversion taking place that will cause degradation. I'm not aware of any STBs (set top boxes) offering HDMI from an analog signal. Most HDTVs nowadays can do a pretty good job of upscaling a standard definition video source to HD resolution. While not getting true HD signals from your other boxes, you may wish to try the component video outputs from the boxes to the HDTV, if the boxes have them available. Even 1080i from a STB is not going to look any better in HDMI than component. A conversion from the "coax" (i.e. composite) to HDMI will actually only degrade the overall quality. While "digital" has become a buzz word, really what it mainly offers is simply reduced bandwidth and storage space over analog signals, while attempting to not reduce the "perceived" video quality. |
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stunning picture sounds like you have a HD tuner on that tv. what type of tuners if any do you have on the other tv's? our cable co basically scrambles all the channels now. either get a full on tuner or have a digital convertor for each tv. but the DTA is not HD. gotta spring for multiple HD tuners. |
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Customers of Lebanon Water Works and the Marion County Water District recently received a report stating that in February a water sample had a turbidity level that exceeded the turbidity standards. So what is turbidity?
"Turbidity is not harmful to your health," said John L. Thomas, Lebanon Water Works superintendent. "It's just the cloudiness of the water. I doubt that anybody saw it at their household."
In April, during a discussion about Section 7 requests, board members agreed to possibly give the Marion County High School band $10,000. The board didn't make an official decision on that funding, however.
According to Marion County High School Principal Taylora Schlosser, the board asked the MCHS site-based decision-making council to make the recommendation for the band to receive those funds. However, the council was uncomfortable doing so, and voiced their concerns during last week's board meeting.
The Lebanon City Council is scheduled to meet in a special-called meeting Tuesday, June 22.
The meeting scheduled for Tuesday, June 22, is also scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. These are are the items on the agenda for that meeting:
- The second reading of an ordinance amending the 2009-10 budget.
- The second reading of the 2010-11 fiscal year budget.
Loretto Fire Chief Mark Mattingly was found dead in his home Monday morning after he did not report to work at Maker's Mark.
He was 42 years old.
The cause of death has not yet been released.
"Mark was an extremely hard worker," Marion County Judge/Executive John G. Mattingly said. "He was dedicated to fire and rescue services for this county."
Chief Mattingly also worked as an EMT in Marion and Nelson counties.
Chuck Helm, the Raywick fire chief, said Chief Mattingly was one the best chiefs and best firefighters around.
Teamwork - that was the theme during Marion County Economic Development's First Friday Forum June 4. Marion County's very own "A-team" of sorts - State Rep. Terry Mills, State Sen. Jimmy Higdon and lobbyist Karen Thomas-Lentz - were on hand to speak about the state budget that was recently approved, which includes $32 million in projects for Marion County.
"We came out in really good shape," Thomas-Lentz said. "And I think the reason is... you're sitting in the perfect place right now.
The following announcement was issued by the Kentucky State Police:
Citizens throughout the Commonwealth should be on guard for telephone solicitations requesting donations for the benefit of the Kentucky State Police.
According to Lt. David Jude, commander of the KSP Media Relations Branch, the agency has received numerous reports from individuals throughout the state regarding efforts to raise funds for the families of fallen troopers or to purchase drug dogs for schools.
Law enforcement looking for impostor
The Marion County Sheriff's Office is seeking information about a man pretending to be a law enforcement officer. Early last week, the Lebanon Police Department received reports of a man pulling people over in the Loretto area.
Having two exotic pets proved to be costly for a Marion County woman. In addition to surrendering her pets to a primate rescue organization, she was ordered to pay $393 in court costs, fines, fees, taxes and restitution to a primate rescue organization. "It just took my heart," Wanda Skaggs said.
Skaggs, 54, of 2550 St. Matthews Cemetery Road in Finley had two pet marmosets, according to the uniform citation issued by Jeremy McQueary of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Fire departments in Marion County, along with hundreds of fire departments across the state, managed to raise more than $5.3 million for the WHAS Crusade for Children.
Marion County contributed more than $36,500 to the 57th annual WHAS Crusade for Children, which helps children with special needs. This year's total tops last year's by more than $11,000. It's the most raised since 2005.
The Gravel Switch Volunteer Fire Department received the "Walton" award for their increase in donations to the Crusade.
The Lebanon City Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. to hold a work session on the 2010-11 budget. The meeting will be a city hall.


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The win was the fourth in a row for the Cardinals (14-4) and second in two nights. On Thursday Woodland Christian improved to 3-1 in the Central Valley Christian League with a 72-66 home win over Victory Christian.
By comparison Friday's game meant little to the Cardinals. Their head coach Justin Smith was worried they might coast through Friday's game with the Warriors.
He needn't have worried. Woodland Christian outrebounded Winters by a whopping 45-17 margin. The Cardinals' total included 27 offensive rebounds.
"I was pleased with the guys tonight. I was worried about a let down. It would have been easy to overlook this game," Smith said.
Woodland Christian cruised despite getting only nine points from leading scorer Benny Mitchell. The senior swingman had 25 against Victory Christian but he and his teammates had fewer opportunities in transition against Winters.
Instead, the Cardinals relied on their full-court press for two-and-a-half quarters to force 26 turnovers and create easy baskets for Castaneda, Baeza and Shane Norton, who finished with 15 points. Josh Truesdell added eight points and eight rebounds.
Woodland Christian returns to CVCL play on Tuesday when it hosts Sacramento Waldorf at 8 p.m.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. government reported a rare surplus of $113 billion for April - the largest in five years and a sign of the nation's improving finances.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Internal Revenue Service apologized Friday for what it acknowledged was "inappropriate" targeting of conservative political groups during the 2012 election to see if they were violating their tax-exempt status.
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Millions of Medicare Advantage customers are fast approaching a deadline for a task they'd rather avoid: Researching and then settling on coverage plans for 2015.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Japan's Takata Corp. rejected federal regulators' demand Wednesday for an expanded, nationwide recall of millions of air bags, setting up a possible legal showdown and leaving some drivers to wonder about the safety of their cars.
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TEANECK, N.J., and SAN RAFAEL, Calif., July 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- A new study conducted by Cognizant (NASDAQ: CTSH) and Monitise plc (LSE: MONI) finds that retail banks can realize the full potential of mobile banking by offering segmented consumer experiences and advanced digital wallet capabilities.
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SEC 3,000-yard passers for 2014
Edward AschoffThe SEC, a league that has hung its hat on line play and the run game, was loaded with top passers last fall. Five quarterbacks topped 3,000 passing yards -- Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel (4,114 yards), Ole Miss' Bo Wallace (3,346 yards), LSU's Z...
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SEC squads as World Cup teams
Edward AschoffWe might not be able to enjoy college football for a few months, but today marks the beginning of the world's greatest sporting event: The World Cup. Unfortunately, I can't be there with my fellow American Outlaws, but my eyes will be glued to my ...
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Sumlin has South Carolina on his mind
Edward AschoffDESTIN, Fla. -- The new guys on the block are always going to be subjected to some sort of initiation process. You have to earn your stripes. For Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin, he's still wearing that moniker despite going 20-6 during his first...
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SEC tops conferences with 49 draft picks
Edward AschoffFor the eighth consecutive year, the SEC led all conferences with the most NFL draft picks. When all was said and done on Saturday, the SEC had 49 former athletes selected. In 2013, the SEC had a league-record 63 players drafted, and after last year'...
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SEC lunchtime links
Edward AschoffThursday night's draft was pretty entertaining, but let's not forget that the real entertainment starts next week when the greatest superhero ever returns! Johnny Manziel said he truly believed he was supposed to get drafted by the Cleveland Brow...
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The SEC has 11 drafted in the first round
Edward AschoffIt was another successful first round of the NFL draft for the SEC, even if one star had to wait a lot longer than he expected. By the time the night was over, Jadeveon Clowney was the first overall pick, Johnny Manziel was in Cleveland, and the S...
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Lunchtime links
Edward AschoffIt's draft day! Here's to your team making the right pick tonight. Former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel said it 'Would be nice' to get drafted about the Dallas Cowboys, but he hopes he doesn't last that long during tonight's NFL draft....
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SEC to get 25 drafted in first three rounds?
Edward AschoffWe are only a couple of days away from the 2014 NFL draft, which means it's crunch time for predictions. Of course, that's where NFL draft gurus Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay come in. They've been going back and forth with their projections for mo...
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Clowney drops in McShay's Mock Draft 3.0
Edward AschoffWe're inching closer and closer to this year's NFL draft, and things are getting more and more interesting now that the NFL combine has come and gone. The battle for that No. 1 pick will continue in the coming months, and ESPN NFL draft guru Todd ...
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SEC's lunch links
Edward AschoffOK, all this snow and cold weather was fun, but it's time for some spring weather to come in and stay. Thanks, Mother Nature. Former Vanderbilt wide receiver Chris Boyd says he'll explain the rape case he was involved with last year to the NFL. ...
Blog | February 13, 2014 -
Lunchtime links
Edward AschoffHere's to hoping everyone in the Deep South is hunkered down and warm during this winter storm. Athlon Sports takes a look at top 15 junior college transfers for the 2014 season. LSU coach Les Miles says his football team would accommodate a ga...
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Offseason spotlight: Texas A&M
Edward AschoffNow that Johnny Manziel is gone, the offseason spotlight at Texas A&M is shining brightly on a young receiver looking to put a season-ending knee injury in his first year in College Station behind him: Spotlight: Ricky Seals-Jones, 6-foot-5, 2...
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2014 NFL Mock Drafts 2.0
Edward AschoffNow that the NFL season is officially over and national signing day has come to an end, we're turning our attention more and more to May's NFL draft. To help, ESPN draft gurus Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay have unveiled there updated mock drafts. ...
Blog | February 06, 2014 -
SEC shoes to fill in 2014
Edward AschoffEarlier, we took a look at some of the underclassmen leaving the SEC and who could replace them at their respective schools. Now it's time to look at 14 pairs of the biggest shoes to fill in the SEC in 2014. These are either graduates or guys who ...
Blog | January 21, 2014 -
Eight make Kiper's updated Big Board
Edward AschoffEarlier, we looked at ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper Jr.'s Mock Draft 1.0, which was full of SEC talent. Now, it's time to check out where Kiper has SEC players listed in his updated NFL draft Big Board. As you can imagine, his list of the Top 25 playe...
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The SEC dominates Kiper Mock Draft 1.0
Edward AschoffAs this year's NFL draft creeps closer, we'll look more in depth at this crop of NFL talent in the coming weeks and months. ESPN NFL draft guru Mel Kiper is helping us out with his Mock Draft 1.0. And if you're wondering why all that SEC talent bo...
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