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First Known Use: 1590
verb \ˈchēt\
: to break a rule or law usually to gain an advantage at something
: to take something from (someone) by lying or breaking a rule
: to prevent (someone) from having something that he or she deserves or was expecting to get
Full Definition of CHEAT
transitive verb
: to deprive of something valuable by the use of deceit or fraud
: to influence or lead by deceit, trick, or artifice
: to elude or thwart by or as if by outwitting <cheat death>
intransitive verb
a : to practice fraud or trickeryb : to violate rules dishonestly <cheat at cards> <cheating on a test>
: to be sexually unfaithful —usually used with on <was cheating on his wife>
: to position oneself defensively near a particular area in anticipation of a play in that area <the shortstop was cheating toward second base>
— cheat·er noun
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Examples of CHEAT
- The players were accused of cheating.
- I had to cheat in order to solve the puzzle.
- The store cheats its customers through false advertising.
- They cheated him out of a fair deal.
- a heroin addict who has cheated death many times
Origin of CHEAT
Synonym Discussion of CHEAT
cheat, cozen, defraud, swindle mean to get something by dishonesty or deception. cheat suggests using trickery that escapes observation <cheated me out of a dollar>. cozen implies artful persuading or flattering to attain a thing or a purpose <always able to cozen her grandfather out of a few dollars>. defraud stresses depriving one of his or her rights and usually connotes deliberate perversion of the truth <defrauded of her inheritance by an unscrupulous lawyer>. swindle implies large-scale cheating by misrepresentation or abuse of confidence <swindled of their savings by con artists>.
Rhymes with CHEAT
: a person who cheats
Full Definition of CHEAT
[probably from a deceptive resemblance to grain]a : chess 1b : cheatgrass
: the obtaining of property from another by an intentional active distortion of the truth
Origin of CHEAT
earlier cheat forfeited property, from Middle English chet escheat, short for eschete — more at escheat
First Known Use: 1615
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If you've ever felt as if the treadmill seems to be going uphill in the morning and downhill in the evening, or that you run noticeably faster after work than at lunchtime, don't worry—you're not alone. In 30 interviews with runners, from average club plodders to Commonwealth Games 1500m champion Michael East, every one claimed to run better at one time of day than another. Many had even put this to the test.
For example, Andrew Grace, a 2:53 marathoner from London, had to do the majority of his running early in the morning because of work. On Wednesday, however, he was able to leave work a little earlier, so he trained in the evening, which always felt easier. He put it to the test and found he was consistently at least a minute quicker over the same seven-mile course without expending any extra effort. "If anything, the evening run seemed easier, even though I was going faster," he said.
Many of the runners thought the reasons for this change were psychological. "I just feel better when I've got work out of the way," and, "I always feel miserable in the mornings," were common reasons. Others blamed poor sleep or even the previous night's meal! According to a significant branch of science, however, a more likely explanation is a perfectly natural phenomenon known as circadian rhythms. These are small fluctuations in the performance of bodily functions on a 24-hour basis. "Practically every bodily function shows daily rhythmicity," said Dr. Roberto Refinetti, Chief Editor of the Journal of Circadian Rhythms. "So that means, in theory at least, you can improve your ability to do something simply by selecting the right time of day to do it." In total we have more than 100 different circadian rhythms controlled by the suprachiasmatic nucleus, a biological clock in a part of the brain called the hypothalamus. Although scientists have yet to pinpoint the exact mechanism it uses to pace your body, they know that daylight, social contact, and meal times are all factors.
The important thing, from a running perspective, is that many of the functions vital to putting in a good performance peak at the same time. For example, one of our daily fluctuations is in body temperature. Scientists have found that body temperature is at its lowest in the early hours of the morning and peaks in mid- to late-afternoon. It has also been shown that athletes perform better when body temperature is higher, which is perhaps why Grace found it so much easier to run in the evening. A new study also suggests our lungs work best at this time too. To analyze which time of day is right for you, here's a quick survey of the specific positives and negatives of running at different times.


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AKRON, Ohio – The Miami University volleyball team closed the season on a winning note, defeating Akron, 3-1 (33-31, 25-23, 22-25, 25-10) on Saturday evening. The RedHawks finish the year at 12-16 overall and 4-12 in the Mid-American Conference. The Zips are 8-19 overall and 2-14 in the MAC.
Senior libero Madison Hardy recorded 28 digs in her final match. That gave her 501 on the season, only the fifth time in school history that a Miami player has passed the 500-dig mark for a season. It is the second time Hardy has done it; she had the school record of 529 in 2011.
Senior outside hitter Madison Dodd also had a solid final match. She finished with nine kills, two digs, one block and a .280 hitting percentage.
At 64 total points, set one was the longest set the RedHawks participated in this season. The first half was extremely tight, as neither team was able to establish a lead of more than two points. Tied at 14, back-to-back kills from Dodd put Miami in front by two. Akron fought back to score the next two points, but a kill by freshman middle hitter Paige Hill and a service ace by freshman setter Krista Brakauskas gave the RedHawks an 18-16 lead. The Zips responded with a 7-2 run that put them in front, 23-20, and seemingly in control of the set.
After a Miami timeout, kills from sophomore middle hitter Jenny Ingle and Dodd, along with two Akron attack errors were part of a 4-0 run that gave the 'Hawks set point at 24-23. The Zips fought it off, but Ingle and freshman outside hitter Maris Below put down kills to give MU a couple more chances. Each time Akron answered to tie the score. The Zips got three chances of their own to win the set, but kills by junior outside hitter/setter Meg Riley, Hill and Ingle fought them off. After Ingle's kill had tied the score at 31, Akron had an attack error to give Miami its fifth try to win the set. This time Riley recorded a service ace to give the 'Hawks a hard-fought, 33-31, win.
Akron built an 8-5 lead to begin set two. Kills by sophomore outside hitter Annie Reiswig, Dodd and Below, along with a block from Dodd and Hill were part of a 5-1 run that put Miami in front, 10-9. Tied at 14, two kills from Ingle along with a kill and a service ace by Hill were part of a run of five straight points that made it 19-14. The Zips answered back with a 5-1 run to pull within one at 19-20. Ingle continued her strong offensive play, putting down three kills as Miami went back up by three at 23-20. Akron scored the next three points in a row to tie the score. The 'Hawks did not fold however, as back-to-back kills by Dodd and Below gave them a 25-23 victory.
Kills by Hill and Reiswig helped Miami to a 5-2 advantage to start set three. The Zips answered with a 9-2 run to take control at 11-7. Hill recorded a pair of kills, while Brakauskas had a service ace as Miami was able get as close as one point at 13-14. Akron pushed the lead back to four at 18-14 with a 4-1 run. Despite two more kills from Riley, the 'Hawks were never able to get closer than two points again as the Zips earned a 25-22 win.
Set four seemed as if it would be close early, with Akron jumping to a 4-3 advantage. The Zips made a service error on their next point to tie the score. It started a run of 10 straight points for the RedHawks to give them a 13-4 lead. During the run, Ingle had three kills, while Dodd and Reiswig each had two. After a Zip kill ended the rally, Ingle put down back-to-back kills to start a 7-2 run that gave Miami a 21-7 advantage. During that run, Ingle, Below and Hill each had two kills. That lead proved to be more than enough, as a service ace by Hill and one final kill from Ingle off of Brakauskas' assist gave Miami a 25-10 victory and a 3-1 win in the match.
Ingle led Miami with 15 kills. She made only five errors in 23 attempts for a hitting percentage of .435, which also led the 'Hawks. Below finished with 13 kills, and made it a double-double with 14 digs. Hill had 12 kills and Reiswig had 11.
Riley had a double-double with 31 assists and 10 digs. She also contributed seven kills and two solo blocks. Brakauskas just missed a double-double with 26 assists and nine digs. Miami hit .278 as a team, while holding Akron to a .167 hitting percentage.


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Since 1998 I've been a teacher at Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki. I also lecture and run workshops in other art schools as a guest teacher (check CV for a full list).
The workshop I held at the Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki, in 2005 was inspired by Andrei Tarkovski's film Stalker. The themes of the workshop were oblivion and disappearance, but also transformation and renewal as well as the importance of oblivion. The initial assumption was that the world outside the normative and rational order may prove to be poetic, sensitive and vulnerable, an open-ended dreamlike reality. During one week, we rented a minibus, by which we visited various locations corresponding to that description. These locations were chosen together with the students. Each person acted as a guide in his/her turn. These locations were situated mainly in Helsinki, yet in between 'normal' routes and neighborhoods so that one could not have found them without the advance information on their existence.
The workshop made its way to certain marginal zones of disorder, which, although located in the middle of or near to the bustling urban milieu, were like hiding places from the ordered and controlled reality surrounding them. These locations we looked for were characterized by their aura of mystery and feelings of devastation, danger, decay, disarray, deterioration, decomposition and destruction. We visited abandoned buildings, a discarded railway tunnel, wastelands and bridge beddings.
The workshop aimed at giving the students a view of the reality outside the Academy of Fine Arts, the context of art and even the rational society, and establishing an unprejudiced relation with this supposed otherness. The ultimate goal was to grasp the rational reality and its 'otherness' as the inseparable whole.
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MURFREESBORO, N.C. - Behind a dominating offensive performance that included 25 total shots, more than half of which were on goal, the Pfeiffer University men's soccer team defeated Chowan on their home turf, 7-0. With the win the Falcons improve to 4-6-1 on the season and Chowan falls to 0-9. The shutout was the second of the 2013 season for freshman Nicolas Dulac, and the second of his collegiate career.
Pfeiffer wasted absolutely no time getting on the board as Paco Cortez placed a beautiful cross in Chowan's penalty area which was quickly deflected by the Hawks' goalkeeper Grayson Smith. Following the deflection, Junior Chandler Ligas collected the loose ball in front of the goal mouth and sent a splendidly placed shot past Smith and into the net for the Falcons' first goal of the match. The goal came just 41 seconds into the match, the quickest tally for the Falcons' so far this season. Ligas led the Falcons with two goals on the evening, scoring his second of the match with an unassisted shot at the near post for Pfeiffer's seventh goal of the game.
Almost 18 full minutes following the Falcons' first tally, senior Simon Leslie hit an uncontested shot from 25 yards out to beat the Hawks' keeper for Pfeiffer's second goal of the game. The Falcons continued their pressure on Chowan, receiving goals from almost half of their starting lineup. Pfeiffer was led offensively by freshman Nathan Regis who bested all players with six total shots for the outing. In the 24th minute Regis would capitalize on his effort when he collected a cross from senior Aldo Ramirez at the top of the box and slipped it past Smith for the Falcons' third goal of the game. The assist would be Ramirez's first of three on the match.
When asked about the match, Head Coach Bob Reasso stated, "We had a good outing by our guys today." The match was stopped by the officials in the 72nd minute due to unplayable field conditions caused by inclement weather. The win was awarded to Pfeiffer once it was determined that the match met the standards of the "complete game" rule.
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Could we continue discussion at http://eesfx.com/portal/ees-fx/forum/14-fx-systems/214-million-dollar-pips-mdp It is both programming issue and broker settings, i.e. certain broker settings can trigger certain programming issues. It's not as if it's one or the other, it's both. William had an idea: Tell them to try silent = true, MDP reset and try to lower simultaneous trades to 3 - 5 that should significantly help
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We want to create multiple accounts (100 - 1000) automatically for our clients at a brokerage. We want all clients to have accounts, and instead of relying on them to open their own accounts, with their permission, we would like to automatically create accounts for them. Is this possible using My FX Book API?
Could somebody please lend me $150 In Strategies Jun 26 2010 at 17:36
how is this possible, going back to 1999 even with a demo, considering this isn't being uploaded as a backtest?
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In early May, many of our accounts that were working for months have had issues reconnecting. Clients who were watching these systems have accused us of suspicious activities because other accounts at MyFxBook are working. Our broker on these accounts is forex.com - both live and demo have had issues. Is anyone else experiencing these problems and if so, what is the solution? One error says wrong account. We don't mind opening new myfxbook accounts but then it would again seem suspicious.. is there any way to submit a support ticket?
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What is the methodology of the manual system?
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September 22nd, 2004 #1
"Eh, well.... I know how to look good...."
Hey guys I`m a 14 year old guy that got real into drawing about 2-4 weeks ago. Yeah its not long time ago, but I love drawing wanna work with it when i get older. Anyway, I`m from sweden and thought that this would be good motivation, and I can see how I improve. I currently do drawings of real life photos, almost just faces, I got bad faces.
EDIT: Im 16 now as you can tell, and I had to delete some pictures, had like 25 meg on the photobucket thingie. I am a deleted boy
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Shadows study:
September 23rd, 2004 #3
Before you go crosshatching, try the shapes concept (idea).
Look at everything as a shape.
For instance, a computer monitor is comprised of a giant cube and depending on the shape some circles in the back and on the bottom supports. A lightbulb is a circle with a rectangular stem for the screw. Build onto the shapes, then keep building.
Crosshatching, I to am still getting the hang of it. It's a lot harder than it seems it would be. Start light (light as possible!) shading the same value in one direction, to make your values darker, do the same light value over the first one except in a different direction. The direction of the hatch depends on how you want the drawing to look, the curves, etc. Just practice. At 14, I wasn't doing that. I was out partying and skateboarding. Stick with it! You're solid.
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nice start for drawing for two weeks.
try to get a book called "Drawing on the right side of the brain" by betty edwards. It will help you an incredible amount by teaching you how to see clearly.
Learning how to see is most important. later comes techniques like cross hatching.
practice drawing things in long, smooth lines, not short jagged ones. Once you can do that, you know your getting better.
There really is no quick fix to cross hatching, just keep on practiceing.
Cross hatching usualy consists of a bunch of paralell lines of 9-11 strokes called a set being overlaped by another set at a slight angle, a 90 degree angle, or anywhere in between. Just keep on working at it tryin different directions, sizes, angles, and even stroke direction (like drawing towards you or away from you).
you will eventually find a set that feels comfortable. consistancy is key. don't make the sets too short... it usualy doesn't work too well.
draw draw draw.
September 24th, 2004 #5
patternagainst: here is the partys mostly about drinking and.... well they drink to they puke... well they talk and then they drink some more...... I dont like alcohol....
misterjc: yeah I got a problem with long lines, my hand is kinda shaky so it gets like a shaky line... well the next pages will probaly be looking at objects and just drawing the forms with long lines.
Thanks guys
September 27th, 2004 #6
a potrait:
September 29th, 2004 #7
A potrait of a friend (wich didnt get so alike but oh well):
October 3rd, 2004 #8
Reference used:
October 3rd, 2004 #9
10-20 min sketch (used ref for john travolta) at least it looks like someone...:
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October 7th, 2004 #10
Some drawin I made:
October 10th, 2004 #11
From stockholm session, with Dcept, Leopoldo and his wife and his brother Lee. Hurricane was also there :
Electric eraser rocks
October 10th, 2004 #12
great pics profil! BUT im not leopoldos brother we are not related i'm not realted to anyone at this weekend lol
dont stop drawing, keep on checking the books and life for practise...and draw studies everyday !
EDIT: thats better
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October 10th, 2004 #13
I will study the face so much so I dont want to draw it anymore or something....
I will wait with the body, I want to be able to put some character to the.... characther first.
P.S Sorry for bad spelling and grammar
October 10th, 2004 #14
Good going, Profil! Keep up, and you'll kick hella ass in no time!
I especially like the skinny guy with the heavily shaded cheeks. The shading around his eyes turned out sweet!
One tip: Try not to line the lips, but push them out with shading instead; like Hurricane told you concerning noses.
October 11th, 2004 #15
ah thanks mate.
Will try that one.
October 12th, 2004 #16
Your last few sketches show progress for sure, I think you need to practice showing more value,
drawing a sphere and shade it in using all values, from white to black. the light source isn't completely important, what is important that you push your conforbility with values and tones.
keep it up profil!
October 13th, 2004 #17
I call this my sick update because I'm sick:
EDIT: they may look a bit like hurricanes pictures, I`m trying out that technique
October 13th, 2004 #18
hhahaha, profil, funny stuff
great job, good that you analyze yourself, but you need to go darker/lighter in all your pics.. need to push the value of the tones harder...take a mirror, sit infront of the window (during the day) and rotate your head, try to see the dark parts versus the light parts..
and i tried a overpaint on one of your sketches, i did it really fast so i hope you understand what im trying to say with it... think of the face like planes (as i told you in stockholm, but i guess a pic explains it better)
i kept your anatomi structure as a base, cus maybe you understand it better if i do
here it is!
good luck and dont stop drawing man!
October 13th, 2004 #19
ah thanks mate. I didnt think about planes when I did those... hmm... just tried too look at the picture.
I`m writing that out, thanks for taking the time.
October 14th, 2004 #20
Did this while watching hurricans picture:
October 14th, 2004 #21
there ya go you really thinking about it now !
i thin you have a good start and allreddy show some progression some one suggested drawing on the right side of the brain up there ..i suggest it too every one i know tha thas gone though the exersizes has really really improved verry quickly !that and it will give you a pretty brodrange of terms and ideas keep going mate ! do it every day with out stoping
October 14th, 2004 #22
thanks liam.c Really like your sketchtes.
I will look into that book, heard much about it.
October 14th, 2004 #23
Try drawing with your whole arm instead of moving just your wrist. It will give your lines more confidence and make them look less sketchy. (I know, i have the same problem myself.)
October 18th, 2004 #24
I really gotta start drawin more, but I got plenty of school work this and the next week. But I will try draw more.
EDIT: I love the ballpoint pen
October 22nd, 2004 #25
oh you can try some of the feng exersizes to get your muscles to listen to you when you want to make a streight line and elipse/circle .. jsut make soem dots on a page and go form one to the next in a solid stright line then try the same thing makeing circles and curves .... sinc eyou jsut started your body is probly not used to movieng and controling your limbs in this way so you will build up a physical memory that way .then i suggest movien on toe th esuggesteion form the fella above .. do basic shapes circle triangle square ... then go to cube sphere piramid cilinder .... then head on to waht davi suggested and render them with full values .. also look up the words and such and get as comfortable with the terms as you possably can <this will help alot when people make suggestions and your try to learn form tuts >the betty edwards book will really get you firmiliar with all the tearms and various tecniques .another book thats great for beginers for quick refrence and a verry simple intro to construction is how to draw the marvel way .. its not the best but i think since it has verry limited and simple format its verry user frendly <not over whenlming at all and a bit fun too >eventualy <and it wont take too long > you will start seeing things as their basic shapes and you will be able to make out diffrent surfaces of those shapes and it will be verry easy to apply light <and lack of light > to them
keep going main thing is do it eveyr dya no matter waht evne if you little boged down with school and such kik out a couple shapes and such and above all have fun with it
<i thin you have a good start and are doing well mate keep going >
October 22nd, 2004 #26
some reference picture from a fashion magazine:
face is a bit crooked.
October 23rd, 2004 #27
damn photobucket ><
oh well heres 2
fast ref I didnt feel like drawin today:
planes thingie:
I got tips now of learning the body anatomy first and such and same time.
I think I will do it at the same time.
and I gotta learn the basic shapes and start to render them before I render faces and learn the lines of the face first.
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October 23rd, 2004 #28
red x:es m8 !
October 23rd, 2004 #29
fixed. and read edit.
October 25th, 2004 #30
body study (loomis and another site, going to print out loomis till tomorrow)
(Im glad that everyone said that I should start with learning the body anatomy, because I thought it was just boring to draw just heads, so I didnt feel like drawin, but now I do, just a shame that that was my last paper of my sketchbook, going to stockholm tomorrow to buy a new one)
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She is staying with friends but hasn't really slept since, kept awake out of fear for herself and her daughter.
Yesterday, her husband threatened to kill them.
Mary's nerves are shot. She's so tired that printed words blur together. It's difficult to make sense of the legal paperwork in front of her. Volunteers and advocates with Family Abuse Services of Alamance County help her fill in applications for a 50B protective order.
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"As far as we know, we're the only place in the nation doing this," Roberson said later. "We really think this is the way of the future. The possibilities are endless."
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It involved trips from the Family Justice Center to the Clerk of Court's Office in Graham, to a hearing before a District Court judge — squeezed in among all the other cases heard in court that day — and then back to the Clerk of Court's Office so the order could be served. The old way took most, if not all, of a whole day.
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The entire process is down to about three hours now.
BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, it keeps victims safer.
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Victims now don't have to leave the
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In the back division Bryan Habana and Gio Aplon replace JP Pietersen and Odwa Ndungane on the wings. The latter duo are dropped from the squad completely. Francois Hougaard gets a start at his preferred position of scrumhalf, with Fourie du Preez playing off the wood.
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Springboks – 15 Pat Lambie, 14 Gio Aplon, 13 Jaque Fourie, 12 Frans Steyn, 11 Bryan Habana, 10 Morné Steyn, 9 Francois Hougaard, 8 Pierre Spies, 7 Schalk Burger, 6 Willem Alberts, 5 Danie Rossouw, 4 Bakkies Botha, 3 CJ van der Linde, 2 John Smit (c), Gurthro Steenkamp.
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After a spate of deals at the end of the last year, the oil and gas industry took a bit of a breather from merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in the first half of 2013. Both the number of deals and the value of those deals fell by 29% versus the same six months of last year. Total deal value the first half of 2013 totaled $79.9 billion, down from $113.2 billion in the first half of 2012.
Part of the decline likely stems from a push to complete deals during the fourth quarter of last year in anticipation of 2013 tax increases, which resulted in an unusually slow first quarter of 2013. However, worldwide economic concerns, combined with ongoing regulatory uncertainty continue to hang over the oil and gas sector.
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- The exploration and production sector experienced a sharp falloff in deal activity.
- The number of transactions in the oilfield services segment rose to 51 in the first half of 2013, compared to 39 during the same period last year.
- The midstream sector saw moderate deal activity as a result of the steady rise in production from North America's unconventional oil and gas fields.
- The value of refining and marketing transactions declined significantly as U.S. refiners continued to adapt to changing supplies.
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So far the shelter has seen three suspected cases of the respiratory illness that mimics kennel cough.
It first appeared in a litter of puppies that came to the shelter on Feb. 1. The cases were mild, but on Friday the shelter closed down for the day and imposed a ten-day quarantine.
Canine Influenza is a very rare and unusual disease that's new to dogs. It's only been since 2005, 2006 that there's been any cases known in the United States, said Joan Towers, Executive Director of Willamette Humane Society.
The shelter is notifying people who have adopted dogs, and local veterinarians about the disease.


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The sign outside Daniel Rowe's Linwood Road home has a clear warning: "You will be shot."
Written in bold red letters on a large piece of wood, it rests against a tree in the yard and faces the road.
Above the hard-to-miss warning is a smaller "No trespassing" sign.
What drove this family to the extreme?
Rowe said their home was robbed three times in one week
The family moved into the house 10 years ago and had trouble from the start.
"We were getting people knocking on our door, 2:30 at night, begging us for money," Rowe said.
In the coming years, things got a little better.
"It really cleaned up," Rowe said.
Until about a month ago, that is. Rowe and his neighbors started noticing personal items missing from their yards.
Then about a month ago, thieves hit Rowe's home three different times in one week, once even injuring his wife.
That's when Rowe said the police officer working his case told him putting up a sign warning intruders would be completely legal.
That's exactly what he did.
The first time the robbers struck, they took more than $6,000 worth of Rowe's landscaping equipment. Rowe was forced to put his business equipment in a storage unit for safe keeping from then on.
But that didn't stop the robbers from coming back, he said.
Another time, Rowe's wife and mother-in-law noticed a group of men taking off with the family's personal lawn equipment.
Rowe's wife went outside to try to write down the license plate number of the car. The suspects backed into her and pushed her over a small stone wall.
"Bruised her pretty bad," Rowe said.
Police did arrest a man in connection with that larceny. Rowe said the accused man was a habitual felon who had robbed around 11 other houses across town.
After the third robbery, the sign went up. So far it seems to be working.
Nothing has been stolen from Rowe's home since.
But his main concern isn't the loss of his property. It's the well-being of his family.
Rowe has one daughter, his wife and mother-in-law who are frequently alone.
"If they're that blatant to come out in broad daylight, then who knows what else they would do," Rowe said.
The sign will remain a permanent fixture in the Rowe's yard, he said. He hopes to take down the board eventually and replace it with a more appealing sign. The message, however, will remain the same.
"If that won't scare people off, I don't know what will," he said.
You can reach reporter Lauren Baheri at 704-869-1842 or Twitter.com/lbaheri.


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BTOP in Action
The Nebraska Library Commission upgraded more than 140 PCCs at libraries throughout the state. These new resources provide computer access, employment resources, and assistance with government services for communities with low broadband penetration and median incomes below the national average. As of June 30, 2013, the commission deployed approximately 735 new workstations. Fifty libraries upgraded their broadband speeds as a result of equipment and assistance provided by the commission. At these upgraded facilities, the average speed increased from 1.8 to 7.4 Mbps. Along with these new computer resources, the commission also used BTOP funds to conduct new digital literacy and workforce training, providing a wide variety of classes and support including computer basics, job searching, and resume creation. Through June 2013, more than 27,000 users on average visited the libraries each week, and more than 30,000 residents participated in training.
The New Jersey State Library (NJSL), an affiliate of Thomas Edison State College, enrolled more than 6,500 students in more than 2,800 hours of job-readiness computer skills workshops in public libraries across New Jersey. This initiative is designed to help unemployed and underemployed residents acquire the skills needed to find and retain a job. The libraries are providing free access to broadband, workforce development classes, and career advancement tools.
NJSL used BTOP funds to deploy more than 845 new computers at 125 public libraries and upgrade broadband connectivity at 86 public libraries. Along with free access to these workstations, the libraries offer workforce development classes on topics such as computer fundamentals, resume and cover letter techniques, job search fundamentals, and email basics. The libraries also provide free access to career databases and applications that help users explore careers, find and apply for jobs, improve interviewing skills, and track job search progress.
NJSL also provides resources for small business owners and entrepreneurs to foster entrepreneurship, and help existing businesses make lasting and substantial improvements in their performance. At the libraries, community residents can access online business and marketing tools and in-depth market research reports.
In addition to job training classes for residents, NJSL is partnering with the New Jersey Community College Consortium for Workforce and Economic Development to provide professional development workshops and specialized training for library staff members seeking to advance their careers. Librarians learn techniques for managing computer resources, allowing them to better meet their patrons' technology requests. NJSL has conducted 221 hours of training for its library staff and more than 20 hours of in-person workshops for approximately 100 librarians on how to use career tools and applications that can help library patrons.
Local librarians have seen many of their patrons acquire jobs after taking career building and digital literacy courses. For example, a visitor to the Mount Laurel Public Library lost his job in 2008. He enrolled in the library's workforce development workshops in 2010 and, using skills he learned in the workshops, was able to find a new job online. A resident of Garfield, N.J., also took a computer course at the Garfield Public Library, acquiring computer skills that she needed to obtain a part-time position as a Product Demonstrator. Libraries across the state are seeing similar successes of how broadband can improve a person's economic situation.
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The Toledo Telephone Company, in partnership with the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, has helped more than 300 community members learn basic computer functionality, Internet, and email skills through intensive classes. Upon successful completion of the course, participants also receive a laptop and two years of free broadband service.
Based on the success of the initial program, Toledo Telephone Company expanded their course offerings to include an auxiliary course to 40 additional participants each month. The auxiliary course's curriculum covers a wide variety of topics, including Microsoft ® Office productivity software. When several senior citizen community members expressed an interested in learning how to share digital photos, Toledo Telephone Company also developed an Adobe ® Photoshop course.
All of these classes are part of a countywide initiative to increase broadband adoption through computer equipment and digital literacy education relevant to the Lewis County community and Cowlitz tribal members. Some community members that have successfully completed the course have implemented their computer knowledge in the workplace. One participant, who previously hand wrote her column for a local Toledo newspaper, now composes her article using her laptop and submits by email.
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On December 5, 2011, Toledo-Lucas County Public Library reopened a newly renovated public computer center. The renovation of the Kent Branch @ccess Center included upgrading 109 computers, increasing broadband speeds and enhancing career-building resources. Since the opening, the center now offers free workforce development workshops and mentoring sessions to help individuals acquire the skills needed to find and retain jobs.
The @ccess Center has been able to acquire SMART® Board interactive whiteboards, build a new research lab for group collaboration, and offer classes to help visitors become more competitive in today's digital job market. The whiteboards allow instructors and students to digitally write on the board and interact with digital training materials. The center offers a wide variety of classes to help visitors develop digital literacy and workforce skills, including classes in computer basics, Internet fundamentals, and productivity software, such as Microsoft® Office, resume creation and interview preparation.
The @ccess Center is also providing classes on how to find and apply for jobs online since many Toledo-Lucas County businesses in Toledo-Lucas County are recruiting online. The @ccess Center provides workshops and individual assistance with job searching, email basics, and online applications. The center has already helped many of its visitors apply and interview for jobs at local manufacturing plants, as well as a newly opened casino, since each of these businesses has moved their hiring practices online
The library's ultimate goal is to help Toledo-Lucas County residents improve their lives through computer resources and educational opportunities. In addition to the @ccess Center, the library funded the Cybermobile, a state-of-the-art mobile technology center complete with broadband Internet access. Funded by BTOP, this "classroom on wheels" is equipped with 12 desktop computers and provides broadband and digital literacy training to residents who are unable to commute to the @ccess Center.
Troy Cablevision, Inc. connected approximately 140 community anchor institutions to its network through June 2013. Troy's Southeast Alabama SmartBand -Rural Broadband for Economic Development and Energy Management project is deploying a 474-mile fiber optic network to provide broadband infrastructure in six southeast Alabama counties: Pike, Crenshaw, Coffee, Dale, Montgomery, and Dothan. Community anchor institutions in the six counties, including public safety entities, K-12 schools, libraries, community colleges, healthcare facilities, and government buildings, typically lack Internet access at the speeds necessary to provide key services like Next Generation 911, distance learning, and telemedicine. Troy Cablevision also formed a public-private partnership with the South Alabama Electric Cooperative to enable advanced "smartgrid" energy management services for approximately 17,000 electricity consumers in Crenshaw, Pike, and Coffee counties, significantly improving energy efficiency in the region. Troy plans to support economic growth by providing redundant fiber rings, including two backhaul routes to Atlanta, enabling the high-capacity, reliablebroadband capabilities required to attract businesses to the region.
In March 2011, the University Corporation for Advanced Internet Development (UCAID), also known as Internet2, began upgrading its advanced middle-mile backbone network in support of the United States Unified Community Anchor Network (U.S. UCAN) project. Extending across 50 states, this upgraded network will enable high-speed broadband connectivity for up to 121,000 additional community anchor institutions. The project is a large-scale, public-private partnership that will interconnect more than 30 existing research and education networks, creating a dedicated fiber-optic backbone that will enable advanced broadband capabilities such as video multicasting, telemedicine, distance learning, and other life-changing Internet-based applications. UCAID's BTOP-funded fiber-optic network will also offer more than 8.8 TBps of capacity.
As of July 2011, UCAID has upgraded and activated more than 4,828 miles of its proposed 16,312 mile fiber network. In addition, UCAID anticipates the first coast-to-coast links, from New York City to Sunnyvale, Calif., to be installed and operational this summer with the entire network expected to be completed by early 2013.
In addition to the network infrastructure, UCAID also initiated outreach and awareness-building activities to demonstrate how advanced broadband applications and services could be deployed throughout the United States. In April 2011, UCAID hosted an annual two-day conference meeting in Arlington, VA, where more than 65 members attended to receive a status update on the project's construction efforts and learned about the new services the organization will provide through the advanced network.
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The University of Alaska Fairbanks is breaking down the digital divide in remote villages across the state, using a three-prong approach to increase sustainable broadband adoption. Through the Bridging the E-Skills Gap project, the university partners with approximately 20 non-profit, educational, and for-profit organizations to create distance learning, public safety, and telehealth opportunities.
For example, the Alaska Library Network provides free access to two new distance learning tools at state libraries. The first, Live Homework Help, is an online educational portal that offers live homework tutors to K-12 students seven days a week. The second, the Testing Educational Reference Center, is an online resource where patrons can access study guides, practice tests, and tutoring videos for school entrance and career certification exams. Library visitors can use the tool to prepare for tests, such as the GED, SAT, and the Reciprocal Electrician Journeyman License exam.
Another project partner, the Family Centered Services of Alaska, installed two video conference centers in Fairbanks to provide distance learning classes, professional development workshops, and even family therapy sessions to low-income families. The Alaska Postsecondary Commission is in the process of creating the College and Career Guide, an online portal that allows students to develop career plans, research and apply to colleges and postsecondary institutions, and find scholarships and other financial aid. Yet another project partner, the Alaska Native Tribal Consortium, offers a Telehealth Coordinator Certification Program for medical professionals. This three-course program helps individuals become certified workers skilled in the use and application of telehealth applications and videoconferencing equipment.
The University also created the Digital Storytelling-Performance Literacy program to teach K-12 students how to digitally write and tell their own culturally relevant stories. For example, Angoon, Alaska, is a small village with a population of less than 500 people, the majority of whom identify as Tlingit Indians. The Digital Storytelling program taught K-12 students at Angoon City Schools how to turn their stories into podcasts and share them with family members and friends around the country. This program improves the familiarity of students with computers and mobile devices, and encourages participants to use broadband technology to stay connected with loved ones.
So far, the University has encouraged more than 7,800 households and nearly 900 businesses to subscribe to broadband service.
The University of Arkansas System deployed more than 2,200 miles of fiber through June 2013. The Arkansas e-Link project is integrating two existing, previously unconnected networks, the Arkansas Telehealth Network and the Arkansas Research and Education Optical Network (AREON). It is providing upgraded broadband and/or equipment to more than 420 community anchor institutions in order to create a comprehensive statewide network for healthcare, higher education, research, and public safety services.
Through Arkansas e-Link, rural patients receive real-time consultation from medical specialists through interactive video telemedicine, allowing local doctors to collaborate with medical specialists to manage complex conditions. For instance, OB-GYN specialists in Little Rock are available to provide treament, diagnoses, and prenatal care protocols before the delivery of a baby at a remote clinic. After delivery, the local doctor and specialist collaborate on high-risk cases to determine if a Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) transportation to a Little Rock Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is necessary for either the infant or mother. This collaboration is critical to save lives and reduce medical costs as the cost of transportation is approximately $25,000 per instance.
In addition, BTOP funds are used to help fund the Arkansas SAVES (Stroke Assistance through Virtual Emergency Support) program. With telemedicine, patients suffering from stroke symptoms receive life-saving, specialized treatment from a neurologist at another location. One patient from Searcy, Arkansas, said, "I didn't know anything about the SAVES program, but I am so thankful it was there for me…I went back to teaching a month after the stroke; I'm fine. The doctor said it was as if I had never had the stroke."
The University of California, Davis (UC Davis) increased institutional adoption of broadband services offered by the California Telehealth Network (CTN). UC Davis developed 60 online lessons to support transitions to technology-enabled health care, and more than 450 individuals accessed the material through the eHealth Training website. Additionally, eHealth course content created for nursing, medical assistant, and computer information sciences students was available for community college faculty to reference in the development of their own curriculum. Instructors had also accessed content such as Technical Project Management and the Importance of Broadband for Health Care Delivery. UC Davis also engaged consumers by installing ExploreHealth kiosks in community anchor sites. The kiosks are web-based portals that helped users access health information on the Internet.
The University of Hawaii System provided access to more than 340 community anchor institutions through June 2013 as part of the Ke Ala 'Ike, "pathway to knowledge," project. Additionally, University of Hawaii System has deployed more than 400 new network miles and upgraded approximately 650 network miles. Once complete, the statewide network will provide high-speed Internet access to every public school, higher education facility, and public library statewide.
One K-12 school, Blanche Pope Elementary, received upgraded services, at speeds of up to 1 GB, in time to begin the 2012-2013 school year. In November 2012, Blanche Pope Elementary was selected as one of Hawaii's nominees for the Blue Ribbon Schools program in recognition of academic achievement. In addition, the Ke Ala 'Ike project is working with the Hawaii Department of Education to help struggling schools in areas that have many economically-disadvantaged and native Hawaiian students. The project has already connected four high schools in these zones.


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SANZAR's judiciary has ruled in favour of one Argentine thug and ruled against the chomper in the team.
There was no rugby imprisonment for the eye gouge claims but the Eben Etzebeth biting claim warranted a seven match ban for the Pumas beast who took a liking to Etzebeth.
Here's the official release from SANZAR
After hearing the evidence of Dr Andrea Boon on behalf of the player, the South African team doctor Craig Roberts, the referee Steve Walsh, together with UAR board member Agustin Pichot and Senatore himself, the judicial officer was satisfied on the balance of probabilities that biting took place to the forearm of Etzebeth such as to constitute a breach of the laws of the game of rugby. Accordingly, the citing complaint was proven.
The judicial officer heard that Senatore had an unblemished record having played 19 Tests for Argentina.
After considering the significant provocation caused by the actions of Etzebeth making contact to the head of Senatore, the level of offending was determined as low end.
In the absence of any aggravating features and significant mitigating factors, it was determined that a seven match suspension was appropriate in the circumstances. Bearing in mind the player's playing schedule, he will miss four Test matches in the Rugby Championship and three games for Worcester Warriors.
Accordingly the player was suspended for nine weeks up to and including 27 October.
On the eye gouge allegation – here is Sanzar's release
A SANZAR Judicial Hearing has found Pablo Matera of Argentina not guilty of contravening Law 10.4 (m) Acts contrary to good sportsmanship after he was cited during the match at the weekend between Argentina and South Africa in The Rugby Championship.
The incident occurred in the 45th minute of the match between Argentina and South Africa at Estadio Malvinas Argentinas in Mendoza on 24 August 2013.
The SANZAR Judicial Hearing was held before Judicial Officer Terry Willis via video conference with the assistance of former professional player Paul Thomson from New Zealand.
After hearing the evidence of an eye specialist, Dr Michael Delaney and the evidence of Francois Louw from South Africa, together with that of Matera, the Judicial Officer was not satisfied on the balance of probabilities that there was contact with the eyes or eye gouging such as to constitute a breach of the laws of the game of rugby. Accordingly, the citing complaint was dismissed.


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Anderson University (Anderson, Ind.) once again earned a place in the top tier among Midwest regional universities in U.S. News & World Report's Best Colleges 2013 guidebook. The exclusive rankings, which include nearly 1,400 schools nationwide, are available today online, and will also be published in U.S. News & World Report, on newsstands starting September 18. This marks the ninth consecutive year AU has been ranked among the nation's best colleges.
AU ranked #38 among all Midwest regional universities, the fifth-highest ranking among Indiana universities in the same category.
"We are so pleased to be named among the top institutions by this national publication," said Dr. James L. Edwards, president of Anderson University. "Excellence is one of our values leading to student success, and when it is noticed by our peers and others, we are grateful. It gives students, families, and proud alumni one more reason to consider the exceptional qualities of this distinctive Christian university."
The 2013 Best Colleges guidebook provides the most thorough examination of how nearly 1,400 accredited colleges and universities compare on a set of up to 16 widely accepted indicators of excellence. Among the many factors weighed in determining the rankings, the key measures of quality are: peer assessment, graduation and retention rates, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial resources, alumni giving, and, for National Universities and National Liberal Art Colleges, "graduation rate performance."
For more information on the rankings, visit www.usnews.com/colleges.
U.S. News & World Report has published college rankings since 1983, based on categories created by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Since that time, the annual publication has grown to be the most comprehensive research tool for students and parents considering higher education opportunities.
Anderson University is a private Christian university of 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students in central Indiana. Anderson University continues to be recognized as one of America's top colleges by U.S. News and World Report, The Princeton Review, and Forbes. Established in 1917 by the Church of God, Anderson University offers more than 65 undergraduate majors and graduate programs in business, music, nursing, and theology.


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Model 312 Cutout (11x17)
This document can be printed on 11x17 paper to produce an 'actual size' template for cutting a dashboard for installing a Model 312 Navigation Computer. It also shows the front dimensions and screw locations.
Model 312 Cutout with Bezel (Full Size)
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Model 312 IO Layout
The IO layout indicates the locations and purpose of each port found on the bottom of the Navigation Computer. Pin outs for each port are also included.
Model 300 (312 or 315) Inter-Connect Guide - Sea Ray (Single) & (Dual)
This document illustrates the various accessories available for the Sea Ray Navigator and indicates how they are interconnected into the system. It also indicates the various Maptech part numbers for each of the cables and accessories that an installer may need in order to properly hook up a system. A dual-station Inter-Connect Guide is also available.
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2011 Faculty and Staff Campaign LaunchesPosted Apr. 5, 2011
Beginning today through early May, the university's annual Faculty and Staff Campaign gives Kent State employees an additional opportunity to make a difference through private financial support.
One such staff member is Debra Drake, assistant to Kent State University President Lester A. Lefton.
In her five years with the university, Drake has experienced Kent State from nearly every angle: parent, staff member, student, alumna, donor. The personable mother of two with the contagious laugh began working in the Office of Diversity before moving to the president's office. She watched her daughter graduate from the nursing program, while her son enrolled in the computer technology program. And in 2008, she completed her own bachelor's degree.
Like many faculty and staff members, Drake's service to Kent State extends beyond her assigned duties. In the past, that's included helping with Commencement or acting as "Mama Drake" for the football team. Now, she's joining many of her peers in creating a permanent legacy by endowing four scholarships, which she's doing through a gift of life insurance.
When Drake became a widowed mother of two, she realized the value of having such insurance, so she ensured her children would be taken care of in the event of her death. Now that they're older, those policies are the foundation for her significant gift to four scholarship funds.
The first is a scholarship for nontraditional students in honor of her grandmother, who completed her mass-communication degree at The University of Akron when she was 72 years old, taking courses one at a time while working as a beautician and real estate broker.
"She just turned 90 in December," Drake says. "I gave her this scholarship; she didn't know what to say. I told her I wanted to give her the scholarship because she's such an inspiration."
Another scholarship is in honor of her two children, while the third is named for her parents and provides last-dollar scholarship support for students who have run out of other financial options.
"I want the scholarship for my parents to be meaningful," she says. "It's nice to know that no matter what I need, they'll always be there for me, just as this last-dollar scholarship will be there for future students."
The final scholarship is named for a friend and provides emergency funds for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students.
"I had a dear friend who passed away who never was able to express his sexuality," she says. "We have a lot of students who, when they decide to share their orientation, their families just cut them off. This scholarship is for them."
Nearly 2,000 Kent State employees support the university each year through the Faculty and Staff Campaign. Most members of the community give gifts in the range of $100-$1,000 to provide annual support for student scholarships and academic areas. Whether you have a passion for the arts or a vision for innovative technology and research, the Faculty and Staff Campaign is your opportunity to make an impact today. And you can direct your contribution to any campus, school, department or program at the university.
Click here to make your gift online, or visit the Annual Fund website to learn more. You can take advantage of payroll deduction, or use monthly installments to accommodate your budget.
As so many faculty and staff donors and the students who benefit know, every gift makes a difference, regardless of the amount.