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- Video highlights from 2011/12, the Premier League's 20th Season now included.- Quiz questions added for each of the new 2011/12 season clips.
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20 Seasons is the official Premier League App that relives the first 20 seasons of the Premier League. Every team to have played in the Premier League between the 1992/93 and 2011/12 seasons is represented in the App, which presents more than 100 classic moments in a unique video format. As well as iconic videos there is an interactive football quiz question associated to every clip.Watch iconic Premier League moments by scrolling through videos from the home screen, or browse clips by Player, Manager or Season using the built in search categories.
Select whether to stream or download the clips and build a 'Favourites' list to store your most memorable moments. Whether it is David Beckham scoring from inside his own half for Manchester United, Thierry Henry scoring one of many remarkable goals during his Arsenal career, or Manchester City lifting the Premier League trophy for the first time, these and many more magical Premier League memories are included in the App.
The 20 Seasons App has been updated to include clips and quiz questions that celebrate some of the best moments from the 2011/12 season, including unforgettable goals by Robin van Persie, Papiss Cissé and Sergio Aguerro.
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August 06, 2012 New version 1.0.3
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text: Randy McMurchy wrote: > Randy McMurchy wrote these words on 11/03/05 12:32 CST: > > >>Hence, the difference between LFS and BLFS repos. Furthermore, to >>sync them would be difficult (well, not really difficult, but time >>consuming). > > Thinking about this, I believe the main reason the BLFS repo was > created is because it was deemed that the BLFS editors needed a way > to timely update patches. There was a time when it would be weeks or > more before patches would be updated to the LFS repo. Correct. > However, this is not the case any longer. Jim and Tush are back, > Archaic now helps out and additionally, the BLFS editors have commit > privy to the LFS patches repo. Also correct. > For the above reasons, we could probably dump the BLFS repo and > revert back to using the LFS repo. Only issue with this is, the BLFS > patches are currently all in one central location, with a URL that > points (via an entity) to the location. Using the LFS method, where > all the patches are in separate directories, according to the package > name, we would have to update every patch URL in the BLFS book. I took a look and there are 118 patches in BLFS. What would be needed is to change the entity patch-root to "http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/downloads/" and edit every reference to add a directory. For instance, url="&patch-root;/pine-&pine-version;-fhs-1.patch" becomes url="&patch-root;/pine/pine-&pine-version;-fhs-1.patch" > However, creating a directory for BLFS SVN patches and adding symlinks > to the patches in this directory, would mean that we would only have > to update the patches location entity in the book. This is another alternative and as Manuel mentions, can be automated. I will note that, for patches, the book does not point to the mirrors at all, and most of the patches are downloaded from belgarath. The render script that checks for the availability of patches would also need to be updated. Considering the above discussion, I believe the most appropriate way of fixing this issue is to (1) have the editors update the patches repository directly and (2) have the render script extract the needed ones from there and put them into the blfs/downloads/svn/ directory. At the same time, it could do the check for presence. For the mirrors, (3) I believe a script based on the extraction script in the rendering could also extract the needed patches and place them in the appropriate directories. Does that sound like a plan? -- Bruce


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Equine Classes in Delevan NY
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So you think you want to own a Horse?
Or you just have questions about the one you own?
You are invited to attend informational classes at the Delevan Library, 28 School Street, Delevan, New York.
Funding Available For Youth Programs
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The Cattaraugus County Youth Bureau is responsible for the administration of funding for various youth programs throughout Cattaraugus County. These funds originate from the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.
Falls Prevention Efforts in Cattaraugus County
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Older adults across the U.S. are discovering that many falls are preventable, and if they take action to prevent falls, they can maintain their independence much longer. Moreover, falls prevention programs in many communities like ours are helping older adults to begin controlling falls risk by changing some daily habits and making simple modifications around the home.
New York State Police And The Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Office Enter Into New Dispatching Agreement
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posted on Fri, 02/28/2014 - 4:08pm
The Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Office and the New York State Police have for years operated under a "closest car" concept when it came to dispatching. When a 911 call rings into the Sheriff'sDispatchCenter, the nearest available unit, regardless of agency, is identified and sent to the call.
2014 Activities Guide for the Enchanted Mountains
from Economic Development, Planning and Tourism
posted on Wed, 02/26/2014 - 3:03pm
Cattaraugus County Department of Economic Development, Planning & Tourism recently unveiled the new 2014 Activities Guide. This exciting new guide offers 56 pages of "Things To Do" to entice visitors here and to keep them entertained while they're here.
Cattaraugus County's Tourism Team assembled information for the piece and turned it over to Deb Engel, Senior Art Director with e8-creative for graphic design ideas. Kenyon Press acted as printer for the guide and printed 100,000 copies of the guide.
Cattaraugus County Sheriff, Timothy S, Whitcomb, Announces Membership Drive
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[Little Valley, NY]- The New York State Sheriffs' Association Institute will begin its annual Honorary Membership drive inCattaraugusCounty within the next few days according to Sheriff Timothy Whitcomb.
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For more information, please contact, Chief Medicaid Examiner Tammy Hinman at 701-3470
Business Informational Session Announced
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As we begin a new year, we are looking at ways to better serve our County Businesses. All the businesses located in Cattaraugus County are very important. The Cattaraugus County Legislator along with the Cattaraugus County Department of Economic Development, Planning & Tourism would like to take the time to hold an informational session for Cattaraugus County Businesses. We are inviting all the County Businesses to come and express their needs and concerns; and to also find out what ways we, the County, can support their efforts.
Take Care in Cold Weather
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The Cattaraugus County Department of Social Services reminds area residents to take extra precautions while battling the cold this winter.
Make sure space heaters used around the house are approved for indoor use. Take time to ensure smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors are in proper working order.
Avoid sleeping with your infant.
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EL PASO -- A tractor trailer ran over its driver, killing him in a bizarre accident.
It happened in the 1000 block of Eastside Rd. in the Lower Valley around 8 a.m.
Police say the driver parked the truck and while the engine was running, he began disconnecting the trailer from the cab. The truck started rolling and killed the driver.
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Harrington relishes battle with Woods
Originally Published: August 13, 2009
Bob Harig | ESPN.com
CHASKA, Minn. -- Even on the stage, where he might be less comfortable, Padraig Harrington puts optimum effort into the task at hand. We know all about his never-ending quest for perfection at the golf course. But his preparation extends beyond the ropes.
Take the Tuesday night Champion's Dinner that Harrington hosted at Hazeltine National. As defending champion of the PGA Championship, Harrington was in charge of the festivities, and he did not shirk his responsibilities.
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91st PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
The drama was gripping. The battle between Y.E. Yang and Tiger Woods compelling. So did Yang win the 91st PGA or did Tiger lose it? The truth lies somewhere in between. Gene Wojciechowski
Course: Hazeltine National Golf ClubWhere: Chaska, Minn.
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2009 champion: Y.E. Yang
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Securing Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines leveraging BitLocker and Native OS encryption
Microsoft Azure customers in highly regulated industries, such as healthcare and financial sectors, often require a data-at-rest encryption solution to meet internal and external compliance requirements and as a security best practice for public cloud deployments. One of the critical requirements is the ability for customers to manage encryption keys and policies independent of the cloud provider.
CloudLink SecureVM provides Microsoft Azure customers with the capability to encrypt their virtual machine data on a multi-tenant shared infrastructure and fully control of the encryption keys for their encrypted data on Azure storage infrastructure.
SecureVM for Microsoft Azure supports the following key features:
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Mikey Heppner is a Canadian musician best known as the singer and lead guitarist in the Canadian rock group Priestess.[1] He formed the band after members of his punk band The Dropouts moved to New York to form The Stills.[2]
Heppner was born in Morin Heights, Quebec. His father is an airplane pilot for Air Canada.[3]
Heppner's personal influences include Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Gentle Giant, Nirvana, Yes and King Crimson.[3]
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