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48 swimmers from the Lakes Region Wavemakers qualified for the 2014 NE Regional Meet held in White River Junction in Vermont, Feb. 7-9th. In the back row: Laurel Gingrich, Joe Bonnell, Kayla Phelps, Matthew Sundius, Rebecca Cook, Katie Gingrich, Sarah Sundius. Third row: Caitlin Dunleavy, Olivia Morea, Paige Fenderson, Beck Mclean, Kayla Cisneros, Alyxandra Huckaby, Anna Stankes, Eric Phelps, Madeline Hastie, Thor Burr, Coach Dave. Second row: Hanna Verville, Lauren Sikoski, Brooke Vetter, Jacob Dumais, Joshua Kelleher, Rose Sinkus, Kathryn Hawkes, Grace Shoemaker, Ethan Vachon, Bethany Tanner, Alexa Lazazzera, Garrett Shafer. First row: Makayla Hastie, Charlotte Philippy, Sydney Philippy, Tessa Tanner, Dagon Burr, Hayley Cochrane, Murphy Harris, Sydney Irons, Ela Goucher, Riley Pinard, Juliet Sinkus, Sydney Mailloux, Ayden Malloy. Not pictured, but also qualified: Alexandra Dimarzio, Maria Draper, Meredith Gerken, Jacob Green, Owen Sanborn, and Jack Schumacher. (Courtesy photo)
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MOULTONBOROUGH — The Lakes Region Ice Racing Club was on Lee Pond in Moultonborough again this week for the 6th race of the 2014 season. The week's mild weather and softer ice made for excellent races. The West Ossipee NAPA store, Ossipee Auto Parts, sponsored this week's races providing the trophies and prizes for winners and giveaways for the fans.
The regular hot laps were skipped this week to save the ice on the 1/3 mile oval. The first 10 lap features for each of the 4 divisions were run followed by an intermission. After intermission, the second features were run and a winner determined by the best combined finish.
The Junior division was dominated by Center Harbor's Cody Burn driving the newly repaired Nissan. Cody won both features for the overall win with Trevor Greene second and Garrett Poitras in third.
The V8 Stock class was again won by Moultonborough's Matt Morrill driving his beautiful black Monte Carlo. Matt powered to both feature wins for the overall, with Danny Cook coming out of retirement to take second.
A second place in the first feature followed by a first in the second feature gave Moultonborough's Matt Taylor the overall win in the 4-Cylinder division. Tim Chase and Scott Burns rounded out the podium. The overall win gave Matt the lead in the points race which he entered tied with Tim.
It was the Jake Williams show in the Modified division. Jake, who lives in Tuftonboro, won both features in his sprint car for the overall, followed by Jack Cook and Mike Horsch in second and third, respectively.
The Lakes Region Ice Racing Club races every Sunday at 12:30 on Berry or Lee Pond in Moultonborough through mid-March. The club is hoping that the upcoming week's cold temperatures will allow racing next week on Berry Pond. Check the club's website at www.LakesRegionIceRacingClub.com or the Facebook page for the latest race/ice status, information about coming events, and for race photos. See you on the ice.
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Last Saturday were the team finals for the 12 schools that compete in NHIAA Bowling. Laconia High School was hoping for a good showing. Nerves set in early and stayed with the team the whole time. Laconia was bummed out in the first round by Hollis Brookline 4 games to 1 of the best of 7. Laconia's good shots were too few and far between one another. Of the 7 bowlers available only 2 had finals experience. Laconia fielded a young team this year, 10 of the team's 11 bowlers are eligible to return next year.
For the Individuals, Laconia learned this week that another one of its bowlers will compete in the individual championship Saturday in Manchester. The top 64 list was one short. The next bowler eligible is Panthavy Pradachith, who will compete in the Medal Flight starting at 11:30 a.m. Nathan Batchelder and Aaron Smith will compete in Championship Flight that starts at noon.
Pinkerton went on to win Team Finals.
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Round-up: Girls' basketball playoffs underway
The post-season tournament is underway for local high school girls' basketball teams. Laconia, as the 8th seed, earned a bye in the first round and played 9th seeded Franklin last night. Results were not available in time for this section's deadline.
Belmont, which entered the tournament as the 16th seed, bested Prospect Mountain 33-27 on Tuesday night. Belmont faced top-seeded Newfound last night. Winnisquam (14th seed) knocked off Raymond 60-52 and played 3rd seeded Campbell last night. Gilford (11) had a bye in the first round and played Bow (6) last night.
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Laconia-Winnisquam (7-10) will end the regular season tomorrow night looking to head into the playoffs on a two game winning streak and winning 4 out of the last five. The last win came on Wednesday over Moultonborough-Inter-Lakes 2-1. Tomorrow's game at Kennett, also 7-10, will determine who enters the playoffs as the sixth and seventh seeds. The winner will play Belmont-Gilford in the Quarterfinals a week from Saturday and the loser will head to Berlin.
Belmont-Gilford (14-3) will host the top team in Division III Souhegan (15-1) at the Laconia Ice Arena on Senior night for the Bulldogs. Souhegan will be the final test before the Bulldogs head into the playoffs as the third seed.
Boys' basketball
The Sachems (10-7) head into the playoffs with a first-round bye and a week to prepare for their first opponent. The Sachems finished the season last night by facing Newfound. Laconia improved two fold from last season, reaching at least 10 wins this season, compared to the five from the prior year's campaign.
Gilford and Winnisquam, both clubs with 13 wins and four losses, will have byes in the first round of the NHIAA Division III playoffs. The Lakers of Inter-Lakes will be in action Tuesday night for the first round of the playoffs.
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The new civil tax penalty structure.
Exhibit 1 on page 45 outlines the revised accuracy-related penalty for taxpayers and reveals the following changes:
* New Internal Revenue Code section 6662(c) replaces the former 5% negligence penalty with a 20% rate to conform with the new 20% substantial understatement penalty (formerly 25%). CPAs who in past years picked up the tab for the client's 5% negligence penalty may wince at this new rate. However, its severity is diminished by the fact that it's imposed only on the portion of the underpayment attributable to negligence or disregard of rules or regulations rather than on the entire underpayment, which was the case under former section 6653(a).
* The substantial understatement penalty is now code section 6662(d) and, except for the drop in rate to 20% from 25%, is relatively unchanged. Despite use of the term understatement, the Tax Court held the penalty is limited to the amount of underpayment (Woods v. Commissioner, 91 T.C. 88 [1988]. acq. in result, 1988-2 C.B.1.). This ruling has been codified into the new law.
* Code section 6662 includes three 20% valuation penalties. These cover overstatements of value for income tax that are 200% or more of the correct value of the property or 200% or more of the correct actuarial determination of a pension liability. They also affect understatements for estate or gift tax if the claimed value is 50% or less of the correct amount. Penalties double to 40% for overstatements of 400% or more and for understatements of 25% or less.
Since the new law was meant to simplify penalties and avoid overlaps, one might question the distinction between the 20% negligence penalty and the 20% substantial understatement penalty. The answer is that the substantial understatement penalty applies when amounts are large enough to meet the "substantial test" because the taxpayer bears a heavy burden to avoid the penalty by showing either adequate disclosure or "substantial authority."
When a large tax shelter item is involved, the taxpayer can avoid the substantial understatement penalty only by showing substantial authority and a reasonable belief "more likely than not" that the return was correct. Given the passive activity loss rules and the heavy burden for avoiding the substantial understatement penalty, large shelter items may well have been penalized out of existence.
The law retains the 75% civil fraud penalty but redesignates it section 6663. It remains applicable to the entire underpayment except for any portion that the taxpayer establishes by a preponderance of the evidence is not attributable to fraud.
Exhibit 2 on page 47 outlines this redesignated civil fraud penalty along with other changes in taxpayer penalties. The section 6663 civil fraud penalty now applies only to filed returns while the maximum delinquency penalty in section 6651(a) is raised to 75% for fraudulent failure to file.
The section 6656(a) penalty for failure to deposit tax now increases over time to encourage timely compliance, as does the section 6721 penalty for failure to file information returns, to encourage correction of errors.
There is a significant change in the section 6700 penalty for promoting abusive tax shelters. Two circuit courts of appeal had rejected the Internal Revenue Service claim that the $1,000 minimum applied to each transaction. The new law reversed these decisions by providing that for activities after December 31, 1989, the organization of an entity, plan or arrangement and the sale of each interest in an entity are separate activities penalized at $1,000 each or, if less, 100% of gross income.
The section 6701 civil aiding and abetting penalty is substantially unchanged. As one CPA learned during 1988 (Kuchan v. U.S., 88-1 USTC 9377 [N.D. Ill. 1988]), this is a powerful penalty that is not subject to any statute of limitations and does not require any proof that the understated returns were actually filed. The CPA, who prepared three transmittal letters to be attached to schedule C for a client to reproduce and send to investors, faced a penalty of $1,000 per duplicated letter for a total of $191,000. Under the new law, no section 6700 penalty applies to any document for which the section 6701 penalty is assessed.
Exhibit 3 on page 47 outlines the new tax return preparer penalties. The section 6694(1) $100 preparer penalty for negligent or intentional disregard of rules or regulations has been replaced with a $250 penalty for "unrealistic positions." IRS notice 90-20 defines as unrealistic and subject to penalty under this stricter standard all positions that have less than a one-in-three likelihood of being sustained on their merits. As was the case under prior law, to avoid this penalty the preparer must make reasonable inquiries if the information furnished appears to be incorrect or incomplete.
The section 6694(b) $500 preparer penalty for willful understatement has been replaced
with a $1,000 penalty that now includes "reckless or intentional disregard of rules or regulations." This language concerning "reckless" disregard of "rules" constructs a tightly woven net that may catch as many fish as the IRS net for "unrealistic positions."
Section 6695 contains several specific prohibitions on return preparers. They raise to $50 from $25 the penalty for preparers who don't furnish the taxpayer with a copy of the return, sign the return or provide their identifying numbers. A $50 penalty also is levied for each failure to set forth an item concerning persons who are employed as return prepares.
The predecessors to these new preparer penalties have already demonstrated their strength. One court upheld an assessment of $44,600 in $100 preparer penalties based on its finding that the attorney who prepared returns for limited partnerships was a "tax return preparer" of the limited partners' returns because he prepared the schedule K-1s that constituted significant portions of their returns (Goulding v. U.S., 89-1 USTC 9309 [D.C. Ill. 1989]).
In evaluating whether a penalty could be imposed on the preparer, it is essential first to consider possible penalties on taxpayers. Any positions that subject the taxpayer to penalty are most certainly "unrealistic" for the preparer and if they are contrary to any IRS ruling also would qualify as "reckless" because only a reckless or unrealistic preparer would expose a client to penalties.
CPAs thus face higher penalties that can be assessed on taxpayers as well as stricter preparer penalties. These come during a litigation explosion that has prompted more and more clients to sue those who prepare their tax returns when they face audits or penalties. As a result, the new structure's most significant effect is that positions that subject taxpayers to penalty can be disastrous for the return preparer, who may be required to reimburse the taxpayer for penalties and pay preparer penalties.
Both civil and criminal taxpayer penalties may be applied to preparers. For example, a law school graduate who was not a member of the bar claimed to have performed only typing services because he did not sign returns (U.S. v. Sassak, 881 F.2d 276 [6th Cir. 1989]). However, in affirming his felony conviction for aiding and abetting the filing of a false return in violation of section 7206(2), the Sixth Circuit said "the tax laws do not require one to meet the definition of 'income tax return preparer' in order to be guilty of aiding or abetting in the preparation of a false return." The court also said in this decision that a "good faith disagreement with the law as it is, or a good faith belief in what the law ought to be, does not negate willfulness."
The various section 6662 penalties outlined in exhibit 1 are not imposed if "there was
reasonable cause and the taxpayer acted in good faith." Disclosures that avoid penalties on taxpayers under this exception are outlined in IRS notice 90-20, which also defines disclosures that prevent the new $250 and $1,000 preparer penalties. (See exhibit 4 above.) As under prior law, disclosures don't prevent imposition of the substantial
Disclosure methods to avoid the substantial understatement penalty Method Description Form 8275 Disclosure statement under section 6662(d). Attachment Labeled "disclosure state- ment" under section 6662(d). Revenue Completing prescribed procedure forms and schedules. 90-16 Schirmer v. Provide sufficient informa- Commissioner tion to identify the potential 89 T.C. 277 controversy. (1987) Revenue Disclosure concerning procedure 85- taxpayers subject to the IRS 26 or regula- coordinated examination tion section program. 1.6661-4
understatement penalty on tax shelter items.
The disclosures necessary to avoid the section 6662(c) taxpayer negligence penalty and the $250 preparer penalty are identical. They require item-specific disclosure clearly identified as made to avoid the accuracy-related penalty. The relaxed disclosure rules of prior law for the substantial understatement penalty now prevent both the substantial understatement and the $1,000 preparer penalties. Taxpayers who fail to make the required disclosures can avoid the substantial understatement penalty only by showing substantial authority, which has been increased to include "published authority" included in the weekly Internal Revenue Bulletin; this includes proposed regulations, information or press releases, announcements and other similar documents. The relaxed disclosure methods of prior law that remain applicable are summarized in exhibit 5 at left.
The new penalty structure will prove to be strong medicine for overly aggressive taxpayers and for large tax shelter items. For CPAs, the most important development is a new standard of care for tax practitioners that requires CPAs to avoid positions that subject the client to penalties.
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Place the flank steak in a shallow bowl and sprinkle with the baking soda; stir to combine.
Add the soy sauce, cornstarch, rice wine, sesame oil, and 1/4 tea spoon of the sugar.
Stir to combine and set aside.
In a large pot, bring the water to a boil over high heat.
Add the tomatoes and cook 1 to 3 minutes or until tomato skins just break.
Remove the tomatoes with a slotted spoon and, when cool enough to handle, peel skins.
Core the tomatoes and cut into 1/2 inch-thick wedges.
Meanwhile, stir 1 teaspoon vegetable oil into the beef mixture.
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Add the remaining 1 tablespoon vegetable oil and ginger, and stir-fry about 1 minute.
Carefully add the beef mixture, spreading it in the wok.
Cook undisturbed for 1 to 2 minutes, letting the beef begin to brown.
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Add the tomatoes and the remaining 1 teaspoon sugar to the wok, and stir-fry 1 minute over high heat until the tomatoes begin to soften.
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Although hardcore PC performance and gaming enthusiasts might scoff at any news Alienware puts out, one item did catch Techgage's attention. Alienware announced the arrival of its newest machine, the X51. Now what made us sit up and pay attention? The X51 is running not Windows 8, nor Windows 7, as its operating system.
No, the Alienware X51 can now run Ubuntu, one of the most popular Linux distros.
The choice of Ubuntu makes good sense. Its GUI looks and feels a good bit like Windows, with the undoubted advantage of never slowing down over time as Windows installations tend to do. And it has interesting features such as a built-in firewall and virus protection, as well as automatic security updates. Pretty compelling, all this.
With Steam on Linux gaining traction all the time with more and more titles being made available, Alienware's first foray into open source-based gaming PCs might just be a good idea whose time has finally come. And with prices for the X51 starting at just $599.00, things just keep looking better and better.


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Mario Kart
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Smash Bros 4
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Retro's Project
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Currently Playing: Arkham City, Monster Hunter 3U
Smash or Retro.
Voted Retro because Brawl was a step down, and Retro's project obviously has an air of mystery, so that will make for a more interesting show at E3.
And supposedly Smash will only have screenshots.
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Smash or Retro.
Sakurai said Iwata made a mistake and there should at least be a video.
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Currently Playing: Arkham City, Monster Hunter 3U
Hoping it will be retro's project.
There's a lot of mystery surrounding it and we all wanna know what it is... just hope it isnt a let down.
It will be either Metroid, a new Donkey Kong, or a completely new IP...
I'm gonna bet it's a Metroid U(niverse) game
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In all honesty I think the 3ds will get the most buzz. Remember the WiiU will be up against titles on PS4 and next Xbox. The WiiU won't have the same wow factor.
PSN ID: monkeyspoon, XBL ID: monkeyspoon, Nintendo Network ID: monkeyspoon. Can't wait for the PS4 to be released. WiiU fanboys are so deluded.
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Hoping it will be retro's project.
It's either Donkey Kong or Star Fox. A new IP and Metroid have been ruled out and rumors point to Star Fox.
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Currently Playing: Arkham City, Monster Hunter 3U
Mario Kart.
Do we even know for certain that we'll be seeing what Retro have been working on? I know it's been a long time without any information, but I don't recall anything official being said.
As for Smash Bros., I don't think we'll see enough of it for it to truly warrant a lot of hype. We were only told we'd see screenshots, though the wording made it sound like they were hoping to have a trailer ready. Unless they get a big name character in the reveal on the same level as Snake with Brawl, I don't think it'll be as hyped up - it's still a long time until release.
On the other hand, Mario Kart is big. MKWii is the third best selling game of all time. I know plenty of non-gamers who love Mario Kart - I even know of a few bars that have Mario Kart Wii set up for customers to play. If there's a game that will shift consoles for the casual market, it'll be Mario Kart U.
Yeah, that's a problem games had back then. You actually had to get good at them. - Mctias
smash people go crazy over that series.
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Retro was not officially stated to be making an appearance (why I noted "for the most part") but I think it should be expected given that they were the main event last year but they bailed at the last minute.
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Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai has confirmed, via Twitter, that both the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U versions of the next Super Smash Bros. title will be at this years E3. Yesterday, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata said screens from the new Super Smash Bros. game will be shown at the expo, but according to IGN, Sakurai makes it seem like we may be seeing actual footage this E3. Because production of the game was announced so far in advance, Sakurai apologizes to fans of the series; however, the video game designer says therell be more Super Smash Bros. news coming.
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Mario Kart.
in my experience, this is the one game that most non-gamers will also enjoy playing almost every time. It will be huge on the WiiU i'm sure.


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America's weight control crisis is now affecting our pets.
About 50 percent of all pets are overweight, according to Marty Becker, a veterinarian who has written a book called "Fitness Unleashed" to help both pet and owner lose weight together and keep it off.
Corpulent canines aren't cute. They are unhealthy and in danger of an early trip to pet purgatory, Becker said.
"If you keep your pets thin, studies show they'll live 15 percent longer -- that's about two extra years on the average," Becker said. "I'm not exaggerating when I say that pets almost never come to the veterinarian's office too thin."
Here are some reasons why pets get so fat, according to Becker:
They eat the wrong food. There's only one type of food your pet should eat, and your veterinarian can help you figure that out based on your pet's breed, age, lifestyle and health risks. Vets probably will change what a pet eats five times during its life as it ages. It is impossible for consumers to weed through the tantalizing ads and competing claims to make sound choices for their pets.
They eat too much food. Pet owners underestimate how much their pets are eating, especially as it relates to how many calories they're burning. A lap dog lying in a lap doesn't need a lot of calories -- but a lap dog training for a marathon with its owner does. Sometimes, pets eat more than the owners know. Dogs can raid a cat's bowl, and all kinds of pets may get treats on the sly.
They eat too many treats. Nobody wants to stop giving their pet treats. But limit the treats to 10 percent of the pet's daily caloric intake. Try to substitute healthy treats like baby carrots, which are sweet and crunchy but have no empty calories. Also, offer "emotional Milk Bones" in which you tell your pet how great it is along with a smaller portion of treats.
Here are some signs your pet is overweight, according to Becker:
Your pet has breathing problems and pants a lot.
Your pet has difficulty jumping and climbing stairs, often from secondary joint problems.
Even with these clues, most people are in denial that their pet is overweight. Becker pointed to a body-scoring assessment you can do at home, or ask your vet to do. Here's where to look to see whether your pet is too fat:
Ribs check: You should be able to easily feel your pet's ribs. They shouldn't be covered with a layer of fat.
Profile check: When your pet is standing and you're viewing it from the side, you should see a tucked abdomen, not a body that looks like a cylinder.
Overhead check: When your pet is standing and you're viewing it from above, you should see an hourglass shape with a clearly defined waist.
Tail check: You should be able to feel the base of the tail very easily.
Becker offered tips to downsize your pet:
It's safe for a dog to lose 1 percent of its body weight per week. That's three to four ounces for a 20-pound dog. If your dog is obese and needs to lose 20 percent or more of its body weight, it will take 18 months to get it down to a normal weight.
Feed your pet "weight-reducing" food. To get rid of the extra weight, feed the food your doctor recommends -- which may be a special weight-reducing food like prescription diet R/D or W/D.


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WILLIAM FELDKIRCHER William Alvin Feldkircher passed away May 2, 2012, in Las Vegas, at 85. He was born March 29, 1927 in Cleveland, to Theresa Struckle Feldkircher and Alvin Leo Feldkircher. Bill has been a resident of Las Vegas for the past 15 years. Bill attended Cathedral Latin High School in Cleveland from 1941-1945, and was a member of the city championship football teams of 1943 and 1944, and the state of Ohio championship football team of 1944. During his senior year in March 1945, he enlisted in the
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Associate's Degree Programs in Sports Management
Read information about associate degree studies in sports management. Find out what courses are taken, what prerequisites need to be met and what continuing education and career options are available to graduates.
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Sports management programs prepare students for careers in a variety of sports-related fields, including community recreation, sports teams and facilities management. Students enrolled in a 2-year associate's degree program for sports management learn about the business side of sports through accounting, marketing and management courses. They also study practical and theoretical aspects of fitness and athletics through teambuilding exercises. Hands-on projects and internships support classroom instruction and help students develop a deeper understanding of industry and business principles. Most programs are affiliated with the North American Society for Sports Management (NASSM) and fulfill its accreditation standards. Most programs award an Associate of Science degree.
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Potential students are encouraged to take algebra courses before enrolling in an associate's degree program for sports management. Some programs require students to submit ACT or SAT scores, grade point averages and letters of recommendations. Students must also possess a high school diploma or equivalent.
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Coursework in a sports marketing associate's degree program include fundamental computer skills, product promotion, advertising, public relations and business law. In addition to formal classroom instruction, students enrolled in an associate's degree program for sports management are expected to spend time outside the classroom working on project assignments and internships. Typical classes include:
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (www.bls.gov), the sports and recreation field is one of the fastest growing fields, due to the increasing number of sports participants. Students seeking employment within the sports management sector can find several entry-level opportunities, including:
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During many years I have worked with Hotmail well, everything was always smooth and perfect.
So I decided to suscribe Windows Live Mail and now my life is a mess: immediately I turn on my p.c. it appears all my mailbox displayed in my screen so I have not any privacy! if I close it, it will appear again five minutes later and so on an so forth. How can I have control on that issue ? I mean how can I sign in and sign out of Windows Live Mail ? so I have access to my mail just whenever I can, not automatically for everybody to see it ? Thanks in advance for your help, best, Antonio Machado.
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Try the following: Go to Start-All Programs-Startup if Windows Live Mail is here, right click it and select Delete.
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There are three possible ways (afaik) any program can be set to startup, check all three to remove it from the startup.
Start button\Run\type; "msconfig" (unquoted) and hit Enter\Startup tab\if a Live Mail process is present uncheck it to remove it from the startup
Start button\All Programs\Startup delete the shortcut if present there, or delete it from C:\Document and Settings\user_account\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Start button\Run\type "regedit" (unquoted) and hit Enter\browse to the Run key in: HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run, and delete the Live Mail value if it's present in the Run key
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Thank you recap and chub-tob !
Those are great suggestions, I'll try them tonight, I apreciatte your help. Greetings from New Jersey, in the North East cost of the U.S.A.
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New version for BOFF slots?
While playing STO today, I got an idea that
give us a new way to have BOFF slots. And that is the idea of a
positional BOFF slots
For example, lets say we were introduced to the Sovereign +1 and it has a LT Commander Tactical slot or two LT Tactical Slots. Now the first thing you likely would be thinking is that would be overpowered, right? Now what if one of these slots could only be used by a certain ability?
Fans of the Sovereign always wanted that High Yield 3 ability that we saw in First Contact, but current Sovereigns cannot have that ability. But what if the +1's LT Commander Tactical slot could only use Torpedo Attacks, or perhaps only High Yield 3. Would that still be overpowered?
To take this even further, perhaps certain ships give a bonuses that are connected to what's in that positional BOFF slot. Like a Science Ship that has a Deflector speciality and augments only the ability in the LT Commander Science Slot. But the same ability on another Science Ship wouldn't be as powerful.
To me, this could be a good twist to BOFF slots and give us more of an option than being limited by existing BOFF slots and question some configurations being overpowered or not.
So, good idea or not?
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This kind of ties in to something I felt was wrong with the endgame bridge officer powers we have access to. Semi-similar.
If you remember back around launch/Open Beta... ship gameplay was very tight. The majority of the population were lieutenant commanders and commanders with a limited amount of powers at their disposal - and that made space gameplay tighter, power balancing more important, and Boff powers were also more pivotal. PvP was both accessible and fun; more so than I feel it is today at endgame.
One thing I was thinking they might've done was make it so that you only had access to a partial chunk of the powers we have presently. As in, a Boff seating would allow for a limited amount of powers to be on hand, with the Boffs rank helping determine which power the player gains access to. So, overall, you'd have variables like how many stations a ship could have, the quality of those stations, and the experience of the Boff you're seating there.
For example, a Sovereign's Commander engineering slot could be one where you just have access to 2 powers (probably a Cmd and LtC) rather than 4. The second engineering station, the LtC one, could have access to 2 powers topping at LtC. Having two 'weak' tactical stations does not impress on the level of high-tier powers, but offers versatility that usually just the Escorts enjoy. And so forth.
I think it would've allowed for a better power creep. A handy way to balance ships and go for something unique (like a sovereign variant with '1 power LtC tactical Boff station'). It would also have kept power spamming more at bay (a total of 8 powers on average rather than the current 12) which probably would've kept both buffs and healing more in check.
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That sort of reminds me of that Tactical BOFF bug, where you could have a BOFF with 5 abilites. And when equipped on your ship, both slots showed as Ensign than Ensign + Lieutenant.
But would be interesting if you could customize BOFF slots like they are currently planning with customizable Kit slots.
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FERGUSON, Mo. (AP) -- Michael Brown Jr. was on the verge of starting college, eager to launch himself into the adult world. Instead, on Monday he'll be mourned at his funeral, more than two weeks after his fatal shooting by a white police officer-- an act that ignited days of violent protests and reawakened racial tensions that still linger in the nation.
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Kennedy became acquainted with Brown while running a credit recovery program the young man was enrolled in that allowed him to catch up so he could graduate with his class. Brown, he says, could be led astray by kids who were bad influences but by spring, he became focused on getting his degree.
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