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Name: George N. Status: N/A Age: 60s Location: N/A Country: N/A Date: Around 2001
Dear sir
Can you tell me what is the best way of stopping inerference to my tv from my computer, apart from pulling the plug!
I have even tried lead shielding but to no avail. There are no antenna cables nearby the tv is about 10 meters away but Iam still getting interference. would a completely new seperate power supply with it's own fuse do the trick.
I would appreceate any help that you can give me.
I am by no means an expert in this field, but if I had the problem, I would check the following, based on the principle that you are emitting some radio frequency from somewhere in the computer, and this would suggest a high voltage source.
1. Try to isolate the source by turning off the monitor, the printer, the scanner.... and any other peripherals you have one at a time and see what response you get from the TV. This will make sure the problem is with the computer itself. What comes to mind is that the monitor's high voltage circuitry may be misbehaving. Make sure the power input to the computer is "three pronged"
2. Make sure all lead wires are shielded co-axial cable and that the shields, as well as the computer components are grounded properly. If they are not, a wire can act as an antenna for radio frequency electromagnetic radiation. You could also run a ground wire from the computer and monitor housing to an independent ground such as the screws holding the face plate on the house receptacle.
3. If you do not have one, buy a power surge protector and plug all power inputs off of it. These inexpensive devices are intended to protect your equipment from power surges, but I think they work both ways and would dampen any AC from the computer leaking back into the house wiring. You may also want to put a power surge protector on the TV set. My thinking here is that you may be setting up some kind of AC signal in the house wiring and this is acting like an antenna.
4. If none of this works, you may need to have the computer looked at by a repair service who can hook up the computer to an oscilloscope and monitor any AC fields being generated.
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The culprit is last year's drought in Texas, where nearly all seed of these summer annuals is produced.
"I'm receiving many reports from our Extension agents that seed prices have doubled over last year's price," he says. "Unfortunately, there are no reasonable substitutes for these species."
Browntop millet yields half as much as those species – in a good year. And teff is not suited to Georgia's environment, he says.
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Frank Lennon (January 26, 1927 - August 22, 2006)[1] was a Canadian photographer and photojournalist. He was best known for taking the photograph of Paul Henderson celebrating Canada's win over the Soviet Union at the 1972 Summit Series.
Lennon was born in Toronto, Ontario. He joined the staff of the Toronto Star in 1944, where he worked as a messenger boy. His involvement with paper precedes that, as his father and uncle both worked for the paper. He worked in several departments, eventually working as a wire photo receiver. The job gave him an interest in photography, and he set out to learn the craft. He worked freelance for many years, and was one of the first photographers hired by the Star after they decided to have an in-house photographic staff. Lennon worked for the Star for 47 years, retiring in 1990.
Lennon's iconic photograph of Paul Henderson won him many awards, including the Canadian Press Picture of the Year, and a National Newspaper Award. The photograph was a financial bonanza for him as well, since the Star inadvertently let him have the copyright for the picture. The photograph has appeared in countless books, and was used as the design for a Royal Canadian Mint coin and a postage stamp.
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Born in Jalandhar, British India, in 1912 to Indian-born British colonials, Lawrence Durrell was a critically hailed and beloved novelist, poet, humorist, and travel writer best known for the Alexandria Quartet novels, which were ranked by the Modern Library as among the greatest works of English literature in the twentieth century. A passionate and dedicated writer from an early age, Durrell's prolific career also included the groundbreaking Avignon Quintet, whose first novel, Monsieur (1974), won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize, and whose third novel, Constance (1982), was nominated for the Booker Prize. He also penned the celebrated travel memoir Bitter Lemons of Cyprus (1957), which won the Duff Cooper Prize. Durrell corresponded with author Henry Miller for forty-five years, and Miller influenced much of his early work, including a provocative and controversial novel, The Black Book (1938). Durrell died in France in 1990.
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Lawrence Durrell (1912–1990) was a novelist, poet, and travel writer best known for the Alexandria Quartet, his acclaimed series of four novels set before and during World War II in Alexandria, Egypt. Durrell's work was widely praised, with his Quartet winning the greatest accolades for its rich style and bold use of multiple perspectives. Upon the Quartet's completion, Life called it "the most discussed and widely admired serious fiction of our time."
Born in Jalandhar, British India, in 1912 to Indian-born British colonials, Durrell was an avid and dedicated writer from an early age. He studied in Darjeeling before his parents sent him to England at the age of eleven for his formal education. When he failed to pass his entrance examinations at Cambridge University, Durrell committed himself to becoming an established writer. He published his first book of poetry in 1931 when he was just nineteen years old, and later worked as a jazz pianist to help fund his passion for writing.
Determined to escape England, which he found dreary, Durrell convinced his widowed mother, siblings, and first wife, Nancy Isobel Myers, to move to the Greek island of Corfu in 1935. The island lifestyle reminded him of the India of his childhood. That same year, Durrell published his first novel, Pied Piper of Lovers. He also read Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer and, impressed by the notorious novel, he wrote an admiring letter to Miller. Miller responded in kind, and their correspondence and friendship would continue for forty-five years. Miller's advice and work heavily influenced Durrell's provocative third novel, The Black Book (1938), which was published in Paris. Though it was Durrell's first book of note, The Black Book was considered mildly pornographic and thus didn't appear in print in Britain until 1973.
In 1940, Durrell and his wife had a daughter, Penelope Berengaria. The following year, as World War II escalated and Greece fell to the Nazis, Durrell and his family left Corfu for work in Athens, Kalamata (also in Greece), then Alexandria, Egypt. His relationship with Nancy was strained by the time they reached Egypt, and they separated in 1942. During the war, Durrell served as a press attaché to the British Embassy. He also wrote Prospero's Cell, a guide to Corfu, while living in Egypt in 1945.
Durrell met Yvette Cohen in Alexandria, and the couple married in 1947. They had a daughter, Sappho Jane, in 1951, and separated in 1955. Durrell published White Eagles Over Serbia in 1957, alongside the celebrated memoir Bitter Lemons of Cyprus (1957), which won the Duff Cooper Prize, and Justine (1957), the first novel of the Alexandria Quartet. Capitalizing on the overwhelming success of Justine, Durrell went on to publish the next three novels in the series—Balthazar (1958), Mountolive (1958), and Clea (1960)—in quick succession. Upon the series' completion, poet Kenneth Rexroth hailed it as "a tour de force of multiple-aspect narrative."
Durrell married again in 1961 to Claude-Marie Vincendon, who died of cancer in 1967. His fourth and final marriage was in 1973 to Ghislaine de Boysson, which ended in divorce in 1979.
After a life spent in varied locales, Durrell settled in Sommières, France, where he wrote the Revolt of Aphrodite series as well as the Avignon Quintet. The first book in the Quintet, Monsieur (1974), won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize while Constance (1982), the third novel, was nominated for the Booker Prize.
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Kentucky Derby Party at Sundial
By: Shelly Sanders
I am so excited about the Kentucky Derby Party at Sundial this weekend! As a rule, I have never been an avid horse racing fan but the Kentucky Derby is different. Why? Big hats and stiff drinks, of course. What girl could ignore an event where the cocktails and accessories are as much of a tradition as the race itself?
This year, during the Kentucky Derby Party at Sundial, there will be a bonnet contest and Mint Juleps all day. I thought it would be fun to share with everyone a few crazy hat ideas and, of course, Mint Julep recipes.
Big Bonnets:
Here are a few great resources for fun and affordable headwear for the big day:
Zappos – This site doesn't just have shoes. It also has a huge selection of hats, most under $50!
Dee's Crafts Derby Hats – These hats are definitely pricier but they exemplify the derby style!
Etsy – This site, a haven for the vintage and handmade, has a super eclectic collection of hats. Prices are all over the board and it will take a little digging, but you're guaranteed to find something unique!
If you'd rather get a little crafty, try this!
DIY Derby Hat
1. Start with fun floppy hat. You can opt for plain or get a little more daring with a patterned hat.
2. Next, gather a group of small, light items – like fake flowers or sea shells – and start to sort them out on the table into an arrangement you like.
3. Once you've decided on your design, transfer your decorations from the table to your hat using a glue gun. Remember, it doesn't have to be perfect, you just to have fun.
4. As the final touch, use grosgrain or satin ribbon to rap the base of the hat and cover up any loose ends or rough edges.
5. Put it on and show it off!
Make your own Mint Julep:
I found this recipe on the Kentucky Derby website. It is super simple and you can substitute whatever whiskey you like best.
The Early Times Mint Julep Recipe
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 cups water
- Sprigs of fresh mint
- Crushed ice
- Early Times Kentucky Whisky
- Silver Julep Cups
Make a simple syrup by boiling sugar and water together for five minutes. Cool and place in a covered container with six or eight sprigs of fresh mint, then refrigerate overnight. Make one julep at a time by filling a julep cup with crushed ice, adding one tablespoon mint syrup and two ounces of Early Times Kentucky Whisky. Stir rapidly with a spoon to frost the outside of the cup. Garnish with a sprig of fresh mint.
See you at the races everyone!
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Sheldon Adelson's Research Organization Finds Medical Marijuana Helps MS Sufferers
According to the researchers, it was the presence of CBD or THC that restrained the immune cells from triggering the production of inflammatory molecules and limited the molecules' ability to reach and damage the brain and spinal cord.
With a net worth of $37 billion, the 80-year-old Adelson is chairman and chief executive officer of the Las Vegas Sands Corp., which runs the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino and the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas.
Adelson has donated $5 million to the conservative super-PAC Congressional Leadership Fund as well as to the Republican National Committee.
Yet, even with these findings, Adelson has decided to donate big money to Drug Free Florida, the chief anti-medical marijuana group that has teamed up with the Florida Sheriffs Association in an attempt to try to get voters to punch "no" on 2 in November and kill the medical marijuana initiative.
June Cutright, a progressive-MS patient who lives in Florida, called Sheldon's decision to back anti-medical marijuana, despite his own research group's findings, "unconscionable."
"If Sheldon Adelson knows that studies he is funding are saying marijuana may help treat my disease, how can he contribute millions of dollars to a group fighting every day to keep me from having access to it?" Cutright said via United for Care.
United for Care's campaign manager, Ben Pollara, added, "Maybe Sheldon Adelson's just so rich that he's not aware of what his money is funding around the globe. Or maybe he simply doesn't care about the consequences for patients with multiple sclerosis. Either way, it's shocking."
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There's a growing trend in combining vending machines and interactive kiosks — and then integrating those vending kiosks with newer technologies such as digital signage and mobile payments.
The next generation of intelligent vending kiosks could use digital signage to attract more buyers to purchase the products within the machines, but also bring in added revenue through third-party advertising — with the connected technology then also enabling secure credit and mobile payments, remote inventory management, demographically targeted advertising and dynamic pricing.
If you look back at the history of vending technology, the last big technological advance was when bill acceptors/changers were introduced to the machines, according to Raj Maini, Intel Corp.'s marketing director for digital signage worldwide, and that happened quite a while ago.
"We expect now that, with the advent of digital signage and the screen becoming the central focus of interactivity, the vending channel now gives the opportunity for the vending operators, the brands, to attract these consumers more as they make the vending kiosks not only a device that dispenses something but also an interface that allows the consumer to interact with it," Maini said. "And at the same time, on the back side of it, the vending operator is able to do a better job of managing the machine and a better job of understanding what is being bought."
There's a tremendous opportunity in the future of intelligent vending for both brands and consumers, said Ross Elkin, vice president of sales and marketing for kiosk provider Vigix Inc.
"I firmly believe that convenience is one of the fundamental trends that's driven the consumer marketplace across a number of categories over the past 20 years or more," he said. "In a lot of ways I think that a vending kiosk, a kiosk that has the ability to deliver physical products, in combination with all of the digital capabilities, is the next step in the evolution of convenience."
And the next step is coming for a myriad of reasons, Elkin said.
The consumer population is increasingly sophisticated and demanding in terms of what they want, when they want it, how much information they want, and the degree of control they want over an interaction, he said.
Consumers want to be able to exert control over their transactions and interactions. They want to be able to move at their own pace; they want brands to give them all the information that that they need; and they want to be able to opt-in to interactions. And the machines also allow for far more interactions and data collection with consumers, providing brands or retailers with invaluable information.
"In a lot of ways we view a kiosk as ideal for both the consumer and the operator or the brand," Elkin said. "I think it serves both sides, the consumer and the seller, extremely well; it combines in one place a lot of the things that we as consumers want and that we as business people or brands want to deliver."
Planning for the future now
With a huge installed base of vending machines worldwide, with Maini citing some estimates of 15-20 million deployed globally, it's time now to figure out what the next generation of intelligent vending kiosks will look like.
That's shaping up to be vending machines with elements of touchscreen digital signage interfaces, security for not only cash or coins but credit or mobile payments and software flexibility that allows deployers to dynamically update screen content or product pricing.
Many of the vending machines out there are not connected, so operators don't know at any given moment if the machines are working properly or if they have the correct inventory, Maini said.
"So the whole idea of being able to get to these remotely and manage those is a very big challenge," he said.
And the same kind of software and computing technologies that allow vending kiosks to utilize digital signage would allow operators remote access to more information about the machines.
Deployers can use the touchscreen interface to give consumers information on the products, for instance, displaying the nutritional value of food items, Maini said. And the same processing power that allows for doing remote management of the screens also allows for securing cashless transactions, and dynamically updating advertising — and then gets to the next business model where deployers can use anonymous video analytics to better understand the demographics of buyers and target advertising for better sales lift.
Elkin said, however, that the next generation of vending kiosks will also be able to connect to other places, whether it's a brand's website, a social media site or a retailer's loyalty program. If the consumer can't find what they want in the kiosk, they could connect to an e-commerce site to buy the product they want and have it delivered, for example. Or a customer could take a photo with the kiosk and post it to the brand's Facebook page to then have the kiosk print out a coupon for their next purchase.
"And then there's the whole interaction with mobile payments, whether it's scanning Google Wallet or text-to-pay, it all fits together so from the consumer standpoint it makes for a great experience," Elkin said.
Bringing in more information; sending out targeted advertising
From the brand's perspective, a digital signage vending kiosk can become "in a lot of ways the ultimate opt-in interactive branding experience," Elkin said.
Contrast the ability to have a two-way communication with consumers through a touchscreen interface with the old days of one-way communication via newspaper or television ads.
"We've evolved now to a point where we recognize that opt-in interactions, or interactions that go beyond just seeing a message, are more valuable," Elkin said.
If consumers can have a back and forth with brands via an interactive digital signage system, asking questions about products or finding reviews of products, the vending kiosk experience becomes more like the e-commerce experience and allows the consumer to opt-in to more interactions.
And concurrent technologies, like Intel's AIM Suite for anonymous viewer analytics or Vigix's ability to track the activity on the kiosk's user interface, allows operators to see who is interacting with the kiosk and the brand and how they're doing so.
"All of that information from the brand standpoint is tremendously valuable," Elkin said.
Collecting that kind of data also allows vending kiosk and digital signage operators to better target the advertising on a specific kiosk, either to the person standing in front of it at the moment or to the demographic information of the majority of its customers.
Using anonymous video analytics, also sometimes called anonymous viewer analytics, also can allow for some fairly novel deployments, Maini said.
Intel recently worked with Kraft Foods to deploy the Jell-O Diji-Taste kiosk, a digital signage-equipped kiosk that also used Intel AIM Suite technology to dispense samples of a new Jell-O product aimed at adults only to adults and not to children.
Similarly, Maini said operators could also use that kind of demographic information, male or female, adult or child or senior citizen, to show on the kiosk digital signage the right kind of products that the deployer wants to target to that demographic.
"If you look at the whole business model where you want to not only have people buy what you have but you also want to influence them to buy what they need to have, advertising becomes a very good channel for that," Maini said. "And given the amount of traffic that passes by these machines it becomes even more important."
Check back next week for Pt. II of our look at the future of intelligent vending kiosks.
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Briton Held Over US Government Hacking Claims
A British man has been charged by US authorities over the alleged hacking of government computer systems, including US Army and Nasa networks.
Lauri Love, of Stradishall, Suffolk, and his partners allegedly stole information about military service members and other US government employees.
The government says the purpose was "to disrupt the operations and infrastructure" of the federal government, and resulted in the loss of millions of dollars.
Love, 28, was arrested by the National Crime Agency (NCA) on Friday at his home in Stradishall in Suffolk, about 70 miles (112km) north of London.
He was released on bail until February 2014, an NCA spokeswoman said.
Love is accused of working with two co-conspirators in Australia and one in Sweden, none of whom have been charged.
US prosecutors say the group "stole military data and personal identifying information belonging to servicemen and women".
The group allegedly placed hidden "shells" or "back doors" within the networks, which allowed them to return at a later date and steal confidential data.
"This arrest is the culmination of close joint working by the NCA, Police Scotland and our international partners," said Andy Archibald, head of the NCA's National Cyber Crime Unit.
"Cyber-criminals should be aware that no matter where in the world you commit cyber crime, even from remote places, you can and will be identified and held accountable for your actions."
Love was charged in New Jersey because he allegedly used a server in Parsippany.
Prosecutors say the group infiltrated the networks of the US Department of Defense's Missile Defense Agency and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
They say Love also broke into networks belonging to Nasa and the Environmental Protection Agency.


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The mayor of Laval, Quebec's third largest city, announced his resignation Friday, November 9 after twenty-three years at the helm of this suburb of Montreal, becoming, in a week, the second aedile to throw in the towel due to a corruption scandal that has rocked the French-speaking province.
Gilles Vaillancourt, 72, has undergone three month search conducted as part of an extensive survey on rigging of bids that would involve construction contractors, the Italian mafia and local politicians. No formal charges have however yet been brought against him.
Back from his duties since the end of October, ostensibly for medical reasons, the mayor of this city of 400,000 inhabitants told a press briefing that he had "decided (to) withdraw permanently from the political life. " His withdrawal comes four days after the Gérald Tremblay, who led Montreal since 2001, Canada's second largest city. Mr. Smith had been accused by a former executive of his party in the illegal financing of training.
"We are currently experiencing difficult times, painful," said Mr. Vaillancourt, saying "deeply hurt" by the "claims" that, "without being proven irretrievably alter the reputation" of elected officials. Mr. Vaillancourt, who left politics, is believed to have touched many pots of wine for his alleged role in the awarding of public contracts in the city.
Thursday again, the Quebec press published the revelations of entrepreneurs who said it had sent in the past envelopes of thousands of dollars for the "annual rating" he demanded. This resignation, like Mr. Tremblay is a direct consequence of damning revelations made by witnesses at a public inquiry which focuses on corruption in the awarding of public contracts in Montreal and elsewhere in Quebec.


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Charlie Weis met with the media for his weekly Tuesday press conference and addressed the health status of his team as well as their preparation for this weekend's matchup with Washington.
- Jimmy Clausen and Armando Allen were both back at practice and were "ready to go".
- Ben Turk has passed Eric Maust on the depth chart for the starting punter spot. Weis said that the only aspect of special teams the coaches weren't happy with on Saturday was the punt team. He said that it wasn't all Maust's fault, but that they were making the change.
- Weis talked about the difference between winning close games and closing teams out. Last year Notre Dame couldn't close teams out (Pitt, North Carolina, Syracuse). So far this year Notre Dame still hasn't really done that, but Notre Dame has learned to win close games.
- Winning two weeks ago with a defensive play and then last week with an offensive play really helped the confidence of the team according to Weis.
- Weis talked again about the trust he has in Frank Verducci and how his presence on the staff has allowed him to focus his attention elsewhere at times. Weis also talked about being able to utilize Verducci's expereicne with what the Cleveland Browns did with Josh Cribbs last year in Notre Dame's implementation of the wildcat.
- On what Randy Hart has brought to the team, Weis talked about Hart being a technician and high energy guy. He said that his players feed off of Hart's energy. As we've seen the last couple weeks, a few of these young defensive linemen are starting to put the pieces together and play well.
- Robert Hughes is listed as the top fullback again this week, but based on his performance against Purdue, he will also be fighting with Jonas Gray for the backup reps at halfback behind Armando Allen.
- This biggest issue for Shaquelle Evans right now is his precision in his route running. Weis talked about how young receivers in particular have trouble with this coming out of high school because they didn't have to be great route runners to excel at that level. Both the coaches and the quarterbacks are helping Evans by letting him know where they expect of him to be on a particular route.
- Darius Fleming is starting to get comfortable in what the coaches are asking him to do. Weis made mention of Fleming being in the Purdue backfield all night Saturday.
- When asked about Jimmy Clausen's potential for leaving for the NFL after this year, Weis said that you never want to see a kid pass up the opportunity to finish a Notre Dame education, but that if a player moves up the draft board so high that he gets an offer he can't refuse, its something that have to consider. He said he'd love to have Clausen back next year, but that if he plays good enough that leaving for the NFL is an option, it would mean good things for the success of Notre Dame this season.
- Weis said that Saturday was a turning point for Dayne Crist since it was the first time he's had a chance to run the offense with the game on the line. Weis also said that Crist will continue to get more work in practice as the season progresses.
- Weis wouldn't give any details as to how they intend to use Manti Te'o this weekend, but did say that he will play more.
- When asked about how comfortable Weis was with a safety leading the team in tackles by a lot, Weis was very complimentary of Kyle McCarthy. He did say that he thought the linebackers and defensive linemen were starting to make more plays each week though and that he was pleased with the defense's ability to shut down the Purdue running game.
- Weis said that what committed players tell the media and what they tell him might not necessarily be the same thing and that he has a firm view of what a commitment is as do the recruits. When pressed further on the subject about what happens when a player decides to visit elsewhere Weis said, "I'll just once again — because I know the person in particular we're getting at — just say the communication between us has been very good. Let's just leave it at that."
- Kyle Rudolph asked the ball on the game winning 4th down play. Weis said that if Purdue would have double-teamed Rudolph, the pass would have went to Tate, but that Rudolph did ask for the ball.
- Weis was asked a lot of questions about getting Kyle Rudolph more involved in the passing game. Weis said that they take what the defense gives them and when a team plays a lot of Tampa-2 coverage, like Purdue did Saturday, using the tight end isn't the best option. When a team plays a true Cover-2 defense though, he'd be more likely to call plays for the tight end. The difference being that in a Tampa-2 coverage the middle linebacker drops back into the zone while in a true Cover-2 the middle linebacker usually ends up cover the tight end.
- With Michael Floyd out, it forces Weis to be more creative with the game plan because Notre Dame can't just rely on getting Floyd the ball and knowing he'll come down with it.
- Weis talked about the progression of Kapron Lewis-Moore saying that by the end of the year he thinks Moore will be one of those players that is night and day from where he started the season. As far as Ethan Johnson though, he said while his production numbers weren't high that he was still grading out OK after each game.
- When asked about Steve Sarkisian and Weis both inheriting teams coached by Tyrone Willingham and Willingham's skill as a recruiter, Weis said that he wouldn't say anything derogatory about any coach that's been at Notre Dame.
- Weis said he didn't think the wildcat would be going anywhere anytime soon because it allows an offense to play even football with a defense. In a standard formation, the quarterback just hands off giving the defense a 11 on 10 advantage.
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Russell commented on September 30th, 2009 at 7:40 am
For an ND win, they need to get presser on Locker and make him through bad passes. ND needs to force turnovers, which seems like they havent done very well of that lately. Walls had one last game, but we need more
IrishFan commented on September 30th, 2009 at 8:37 am
They need to keep Locker inside the pocket. He's real good when he scrambles. Is anyone paying attention to the drop off that Robert Blanton and Brian Smith are having this year? What happened? And Toryan Smith, cut him. He should see the field on first down, if at all. Constantly out of position. Example the blown coverage this past weekend. He plays with cement blocks on his feet.
Shazamrock commented on September 30th, 2009 at 8:47 am
Washington has been a poor road team. I can't remember the last time they won a road game. Let's keep it that way.
Stanford ran the ball 50 times agianst them for 321 yards. 200 of those 321 were by powerback Toby Gerhart running between the tackles.
USC ran 33 times for 250 yards.
Watching them agianst USC I couldn't decide if Washington's secondary and linebackers were that much improved or USC played that miserable.
I'm still confedent that if we protect our QB that he will get the job done.
The Husky's are suspect agianst the run, and our running backs are getting healthy and putting all together at the right time. Could it be our best rushing game so far this year?
Washington also looked shakey on special teams. I think that they are ripe for a blocked punt and/or a big return.
USC out rushed Wash. by 200 yards. Washington held a 127 yard edge in passing. The difference in the game was turn-overs USC-3, UW-0 and USC was o for 10 on third down.( I think Washington's coach new a little something about USC's offence)
And as Russell has pointed out, keeping pressure on Locker is a must.[Reply]
irishspartan commented on September 30th, 2009 at 9:15 am
Who's the recruit he was talking about? Anyone know, or am i just being dense?
IrishFan replied on September 30th, 2009 at 9:17 am
Chris Martin DE taking visits to Cal and most likely USC.
irisheyestml replied on September 30th, 2009 at 9:51 am
That decision is likely to come down to when we play USC!
Shazamrock replied on September 30th, 2009 at 9:53 am
Urban Meyer from Florida is hot for Martin as well. He is trying to get a visit from him in late November.
Meyer pushes for late November so he is the last visit of the year. Makes stealling someone elses commitment easer.[Reply]
mike fahey replied on September 30th, 2009 at 10:54 am
if we don't win the rest of are games and by a greater margin we will lose another top commitment
Richard Godfrey commented on September 30th, 2009 at 10:23 am
………how does 10 and 2 sound?
rick in GA……..[Reply]
faithfulfan commented on September 30th, 2009 at 6:44 pm
We need to have someone (B. Smith or Teo) shadowing Locker all game. Or use a safety/nickleback to do it. Make sure he stays in the pocket.
Cliff commented on October 1st, 2009 at 4:22 pm
Our DE need to keep contain…and as said above have a LB shadow Locker…I would like to see Teo in that role…my thought is that we need to utilize Teo more than we are currenlty.


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For the second year in a row, the Green Globe Awards will showcase and celebrate the work of Queen's students and members of the Kingston community in implementing environmentally-sustainable practices.
Organizers of the 2011 Commerce and Engineering Environmental Conference (CEEC) launched the awards last year. They are presented to one person or organization in the Queen's community and one in the Kingston community who have made positive impacts on green initiatives.
"Our goal is to make visible the grassroots environmental initiatives both within and outside of Queen's, in the hope of demonstrating that it's definitely possible to live and do business in a way that's mindful of the environment," says CEEC sustainability officer Jiameng Xu.
The CEEC was started in 1991 by a group of students from the Queen's School of Business and the Faculty of Applied Science who realized that the environmental issues challenging our lifestyle would require a multidisciplinary response. By providing an open forum for discussion and the exchange of ideas, CEEC aims to educate people about the impact of decisions on economic, environmental, and social factors.
The nomination deadline is Saturday, Feb. 19. Winners will be announced March 5 and will receive a trophy and recognition for their efforts on the CEEC website.
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Fall is in the air which can only mean one thing, the Campbell County Chamber of Commerce's pig roast is just days away.
Next Thursday at 6 p.m. doors will open on the 15th annual event that was created to raise money for the operational needs of the local chamber.
According to E.L. Morton, chamber director, the evening will be filled with a variety of entertainment sure to please everyone.
Groups slated to perform at this year's event include the Campbell County High School show choir as well as up and coming musical group Just Krossing.
Rumors abound in small towns and when several city employees noticed their money had not been deposited last week, the rumors certainly flew in LaFollette.
Some of these rumors were that the city was having financial problems or possibly there was not any money in the accounts.
LaFollette Mayor Mike Stanfield and interim LaFollette City Administrator Terry Sweat dispelled these rumors, after Tuesday night's LaFollette City Council Meeting.
Three men will serve a combined nine years on probation after pleading guilty to burning a Jacksboro home in August.
Jody W. Webb, Travis Prater and Cory S. Gibson agreed they were guilty of arson last week in front of Criminal Court Judge Shayne Sexton.
Prater and Gibson plead guilty to additional charges.
Gibson said he was guilty of evading police and not having driver's license while Prater agreed he had illegally had a schedule II controlled substance.
Despite lengthy discussions regarding commercial garbage fees assessed to several local businesses at two previous meetings, the environmental committee had little to say about the matter on Monday evening.
Commissioner Whit Goins, committee chairman, asked what if any action needed to be taken by the committee concerning the $31 per ton fee that had been discussed for Flat Hollow Marina, Waste Connections, Fast Freddie's, Whitman Hollow Boat Dock, Springs Dock and several others.
A traffic stop proved to be problematic for the passenger of the vehicle.
On Sept. 29 Brian Krag McAllister, 41, of 238 Easter Lane, was riding in a vehicle that was stopped for a traffic violation.
When the driver of the car gave LaFollette Police Officers Jason Marlow, Susan Sowder, Joe Brown and Lt. Jeff Allen permission to search the Pontiac McAllister was asked to exit the vehicle.
LaFollette Police discovered the components of a sizable meth operation during a traffic stop on Saturday.
Office Bill Owens reported observing a vehicle traveling on East Central Avenue with no lights on after dark.
After pulling the vehicle over Owens saw the driver, Darryl Willard Riggs, 51, of 111 McKinney Road, allegedly reach for and hide something between his legs as the officer approached, records indicate.
An outstanding warrant led to a long list of charges for a LaFollette woman last week.
On Friday Officer Tony Rucker pulled Victoria Gail Rigney, 24, of 315 West Walden Street, over for a traffic violation.
During the stop Rucker discovered Rigney was wanted by the Campbell County Sheriff's Department on an attachment for child support.
Rigney's passenger Samantha D. Wallace, 20, of 1714 Chestnut Stump Road, also found herself in hot water during the stop.
A LaFollette man gave new meaning to the phrase "get a room" last Monday night.
LaFollette Police Officer Justin Lowe was dispatched to South Tennessee Avenue on a report of a man sleeping a car that was not his.
When he arrived Lowe discovered that the man had left the scene.
After obtaining a physical description the officer was able to locate Edward J. Robinson, 24, of 209 Cherry Street walking on Claiborne Road.
Campbell County will mark a first later this month.
A movie will be premiered at Flat Hollow Marina, where the film was shot nearly a year ago.
Fish Bait-The Movie stars actors from the Einstein Simplified Comedy Troupe, and other actors from the Knoxville area. The film is a cross between Deliverance and Jaws, with the improvisation acting technique of Blair Witch, said co-director Jeff Joslin.
Joslin also wrote, co-produced the movie.


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Allowing user to run root commands
To allow normal user to run root privileged commands, you have to use sudo. Sudo allows a user to run commands as superuser or another user. To set your user to be able to use sudo to act as superuser, a number of steps have to be done.
- Login as superuser(root)
- Edit sudoers file using visudo
- # visudo
- Uncomment the below line and save. visudo use vi as text editor, so to save just press 'Esc' and then ':wq'
- %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
- Add your user to the group wheel(You can use any name for the group as long as you add it to the sudoers file). As example, we will use 'foo' as our username
- # usermod -G wheel unixmen
- To make all the superuser's environment variable available to the user, edit /home/unixmen/.bash_profile
- # vi /home/unixmen/.bash_profile
- Add the following lines, append if the line already exist.
- PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin
- export PATH
- Save the file
- To activate the changes, run
- # . .bash_profile
- Now, you can use superuser environment variables, but without tab completion feature. To enable tab completion feature, edit /home/unixmen/.bashrc
- # vi /home/unixmen/.bashrc
- Add the following line
- complete -cf sudo
- Save the file
- To activate the changes, run
- # . .bashr
- Logout and login back. Now you can use sudo to execute root privileged commands, you inherited the root environment variables and you can use tab completion while using sudo