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What are your views on german shepherd/ wolf hybrids? How are their temperment? Any health problems? Do you agree or disagree about breeding the two? and why?
I'm just carious about the topic and tried to research it for more information. I happen to run into one at Petsmart and wanted to know peoples opinion about the mix.
don't know about hybrids but you might be interested in the breed: american tundra shepherd - ats. they bred tundra wolf with american gsds back in the 60 - it was a military run program - so the breed is a dozen generations or so from the wolf input so are no longer hybrids but an actual breed - i believe the breed is 1/4 wolf. the little i know is: pretty good overall health with solid hips etc. temps are more varied i think, you can get some sharp shy temps but they can also be very solid when carefuly breed. i know some have been amazing sar dogs but i don't think they have been too successful at police work though great guard dogs; i'm not sure i haven't kept up on the breed. there was a really knowledgeable breeder we met a number of years ago but i not sure he's still breeding but his name is R. W. Jacobsen - jake - and his kennel name was von Valhalla the only pict i have is of a female named Frija von Valhalla wish i had a pict of his male dracul who i believe was frija's sire. i think these dogs are bred primarily around ks & mo. they can be great but not for the faint of heart imo
It is a stupid idea!!!
If the person actually had a dog/wolf in Petsmart they are stupid also. Only a fool that does not truly understand what they have would take one of these hybrids in to a place with as much commotion as a pet store or any other store, especially during the holidays.
The real issue here with the wolf/dog hybrids is that you have taken a wild animal with its fear of man (this is a part of how it survives) and you cross it with a dog that through evolution has no fear of man. You have created a wolf that does not fear man. This is very dangerous, especially for small children that the hybrid may view as prey. To answer those who might ask the question about all wolves potentially viewing children as prey I agree with you, except that we have not invited all wolves to live amongst us. Wolves stay away for a reason.
The wolf/dog hybrid is an animal that has a brain that has travelled two very seperate paths and is now trying function as one. It makes for a very un-stable animal.
I always find it interesting that when someone breeds hybrids that they came from a military program. This is complete bullshit!
The only government run program was in Communist Czechoslovakia. They bred GSD's and a few other breeds of dogs with Carpathian Wolves. They stopped the program because it was a miserable failure.
The pic looks like a long hair sable gsd :)
The dog I seen at petsmart looked like a overgrown bicolor gsd. (looked to be 100+ lbs) I spoke to the owner and pet the dog not realizing what type of dog it was. I just said nice looking shepherd. He said oh its a german shepherd/ wolf. I was shocked because it looks like a large bicolor gsd. The dog seemed anxious though (his eyes were a bit red) and kept pacing. I don't know much about this hybrid but it was interesting to see one in person.
I kept a wolf hybrid for several years, she had to be put down after loosing her sight. She was a wonderful creature in that she bonded so closely to me sometimes she would hold on to me and not want to let me leave her. Sometimes it broke my heart that she couldn't be a real wolf in the wild with a pack, running free. Almost pure she was not an animal to take lightly, the wild instincts always showed thru. Extremely intelligent. The breeder did a poor job of breeding, too much inbreeding, thats what caused the eye sight problem. I did breed her to a German Shepherd I had at the time, he was also amazing, someone shot him at 14, he was still running the country side.
Anyway, the pups they produced looked mixed, not a dog and not a wolf, and got into very much trouble. One was even dumped off in my part of the county and had people hunting for him. I would never repeat the experience.
A low percentage cross is a dog with an unpredicable temperment, the higher percentage wolf hybrid is a wolf, not a pet period. Anything that doesn't bump back is potentially food and that includes domestic animals and small children.
I would not recommend owning a hybrid wolf, there are breeds that look like wolves without the wolf blood.
I would own another wolf but only as a wolf, raising wild animals is a whole different experience. If you don't have the facilities and the know how I wouldn't recommend this either.
Stay away from people like petsmart..
Check into some of the exsisting breeds that mimic a wolf instead.
You tell 'em, Two Moons!
I have no experience with hybrids, but what I've heard is exactly what others have said above.
The brother of a friend used to do SAR in Italy with a purebred Italian wolf. He was the only one who could handle the animal, it was definitely a one-man wolf. He was walking it in the park one day when an off-leash dog came running over to say 'hello' Following his instincts, he hid in some bushes. The dog followed it. He warned it to stay away, by growling and rasing his hackles. When the dog insisted on coming closer, he ripped its throat out.
That's the instincts you are dealing with when you cross a wolf with a dog!


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DES MOINES, Iowa (Business Wire) -- The 2013 Principal Charity Classic will donate a record $1,032,500 to local children's charities. This is the first time donations from the PGA TOUR's Champions Tour tournament, sponsored by the Principal Financial Group® and presented by Wells Fargo, surpassed the million-dollar mark in a single year.
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I love the look and the concept of these bags. I have never ridden with hard luggage, but have witnessed the damage they receive from even small falls (and depending on the build, they transfer the force to the subframe or luggage rack). I've taken falls with my soft luggage and I like that the bags themselves absorb much of the impact. However, I'm wondering about these things:
1. When I've taken a fall, the luggage straps get strained, sometimes to failure. It'd be great if my bags were engineered so that the strap itself would snap first, but I've had the material that the strap attaches to on the bag itself rip before the strap or plastic connections fail, thus putting a huge hole in my bag. Have you had any experiences where you sustained damage to those GL bags? If so, where did it fail? I don't care about a broken strap... but a ripped bag is a bigger issue.
2. Maybe just a quick comment on how you deal with security? The advantage of hard bags is that they are fixed to the rack and you can lock them. The only thing I've come up with riding around South America (or anywhere really) is to have someone keep an eye on the bikes... not sure if you've come up with anything else (a la James Bond's BMW perhaps?)
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High reliability...? It is funny how people observe the same basic events and reach opposite conclusions. I'm reading through his ordeals on the road with the 690. I'm scared to buy one for an international trip. Then again, I have minimal mechanical skills at the moment, but with a 990 seeing a lot of off-road duty in Iceland, I'm getting better each day figuring out what the heck is wrong with the bike.
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2. I have a lock an chain for the bike. Most of the time in russia I was able to get an indoor garage to put the bike into. I pull the inner dry bags if I feel it is a sketchy area. I'm at a hostel in Wakkanai Japan. I didn't take my bags off or chain the bike up last night but it is not visible from the street. An ugly cover is a great option. I will get one soon.
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I have had 2 recurring problems.
1. Low voltage lead to coil has broken.. 5 times now. One of these days I will do a good permanent fix to it..
2. Auto decompress has been an issue.
It all started at 50,000 km in turkey. When I was checking my valve clearance, i noticed the auto decompress shaft was not laying flat at running RPM and hitting the exhaust roller.
I learned that the cam was updated from 08 to 09 and I put a new cam, auto decompress, weight, and all hardware.
At about 70,000 km in mongolia, the bike would not start. The auto decompress was not engaging. The screw for the weight came loose and had backed out some. this pulled on the shaft and made the copper clip fail.
I made a new clip and put it back together. I did not know that the decompress weight had been damaged It now had enough play to keep putting pressure on the same clip. I rode back through mongolia and the clip came off in irkutsk again. This is where I realized I needed a new weight. $15 dollar part but I had only new clips sent in. So I "machined" a washer to take the slop out of the weight. We rode the BAM and I rode on to Sakhalin before changing out the weight and clip for a new one. Now she should be good.
I have not heard of anyone else having this problem. And most of it stemmed from not wanting to wait for parts and/or not fixing it properly/completely. I was doing siberian fixes... get you down the road
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Have a sweet ride in the Land of the Rising Sun..
Question, Transport to Hokkaido, from where and how long (Time)?
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As people question, you seem to have the mentality that I find in most successful RTW riders...fixing becomes part of the ride. It is just part of the day, week, month. Nothing more or less...it just is. Doesn't matter the bike, there will be challenges and it is what you make of it.
Keep up the great attitude and enjoy.
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Noah, how do you hook up to Wifi in Russia and other countries? Is there some gizmo you plug into a USB port on a computer bought in the USA to make it work over there? Thanks in advance. Keep on truck'n. I've been following the whole trip.
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As an alternative to WiFi, many cell phones will allow you to access the cellular network for wireless internet access and then use your phone as a WiFi access point. Pretty slick. Or you could buy a wireless modem to plug into your USB port.
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My last days in Mongolia
July 19 to 23. UB.
We stayed up late drinking beer every night. We ate fried food every meal. We slept in late. We said we would leave tomorrow but something always kept us from leaving. The Oasis is awesome but it is a black hole. You will never understand it until you stay/live there. We found a gem of a motorcycle shop in the northern part of UB. It is located at 47.968347,106.90721 It is an "unofficial KTM" shop but they had 2 990 ADVs, an 1190 ADV, a 390 duke, a 690 duke, a 350 freeride, 2 530 quads and a handful of 450/530 motos... all new. There were about 20 other used bikes there in various forms of repair, sale or disrepair. There were 2 that really caught my eye. A factor ktm 640 rally bike and an Aprilia 450 RXV. I am not sure how or why these 2 bikes were in Mongolia but they were definitely not appreciated. He also had a whole lot of KTM parts, accessories and clothing. Plus a 40' container full of brand new MotoZ tires and tubes. If you need dirt tires in UB. This is the guy to go to. This looked like a KTM shop but it was not the official KTM shop in UB. Kurts bike had been sitting in UB for over a year and it had some problems with the cooling system. The water that was in it corroded one of the pipes and the radiator to the point that there were pinhole leaks. The shop sold Kurt one of the radiators from a brand new 990 ADV. When we were running the bike and we saw water leaking from the radiator, we thought he was screwed. But 1 day and $500 later, he was back in business.
The austrian had bearings that failed in the hub of his 950 SE. I had a bent rear rim so I decided to take some measurements. The rims is the same width but the hub is different. You can also see the drilling for the spokes are different. I decided not to take my rim apart and run it dented.
Kim's BMW with the suspension out. 1 of 5 or so BMW with suspension problems in Mongolia.
A group of 8 guys from the UK were planning on riding Honda C50s back to the UK. We wished them luck. I don't remember the website.. if anyone knows, I'd like to see how they are doing.
A BMW with catostrophic suspension failure.
I want it. It should not be in this form.
Just sitting outside :(
The owner.
The guard doggie.
July 24. UB to Camping on the way to Gobi. 229 km
I left the Oasis late in the afternoon and rode out to the giant Genghis Khan monument. It really is quite large.. and shiny. It was interesting to see. I snapped a few pictures and got down the road. I was riding south on a new tarmac road but I knew it was only a matter of time before it turned to dirt. I didn't want to be on a main route when it turned. Many times it had slowed me to 30 or 40 km/h because of all the potholes and washboard. There are no smooth routes.. only 10 or 15 twisting shitty small roads that cover a 1 km wide path across the Mongolian landscape. I enjoy the less traveled roads much more. I much perfer to pick my way through the maze of 2 track. Even on the twisty or sandy ones, I can keep my moving average above 70 km/h. Plus, I don't beat myself and bike to shit. About 150 km south of UB it was getting close to dark so I found a nice place to camp.
You can climb up inside. But they wanted money for that. I don't remember how much. I just remember smiling and walking out. I hate tourist traps that you have to pay to walk up stairs. Iffel tower, you are one of them!
Looked like a great start to a motorcross track.
Good roads.
July 25. To Gobi. 610 km
I was on the road early and eating breakfast Mandalgov. A pile of noodles with "meat" and a fatty sauce on top. I use the term "meat" because in Mongolia, you never know what it is. It is never high quality. They use all of the animal. Fat isn't cut off, its no different from the other meat. Cut it up and throw it in the pot. I had about 300 km to Dalansadgad. The first 50 or 60 km were brand new paved road. This is great because the food was still heavy in my stomach. Bumps would not have been my friend. Soon enough the road work stopped and the GPS map was no longer useful. Point in a direction of the town you want to get to, pick a track, and when it starts to turn away from that town, find another track. It was late afternoon when I got into Dalandzagad and I was considering staying in a hotel but I ended up driving around the town and not seeing anything appealing. A quick fuel stop and I was deeper into the Gobi. I came upon a family in a small car with a flat tire. Again, this was a new car with no spare tire. There was a mom, dad, grandfather and a few small kids. We used my pump to fill the tire and the puncture was found quickly. I knew the only way I would be able to patch it would be to take the tire off the rim and put a patch on the inside. I had the patches and glue, but I had a feeling the Mongolians didn't want to do this fix. Plus, I couldn't talk to them so I let them patch it Mongolian style. I watched in amazement as the dad ripped a rag and jammed it into the tire with a screw driver. A primitive plug you could maybe call it. He would push it in and it would stop leaking, then push on the tire and it would start to bubble. He quickly put the tire back on the car, filled it once more and it was a Mongolian fire drill to get the kids and all the crap back into this tiny car. They left and I didn't know how far they made it. It was at least 20 km to Dalandzagad. The guy even forgot his sandals. At this point I needed to find a good camp spot so I kept heading west. I camped north of Bayandalai. The road I was on went into the washout of a canyon. It went up this washout for 15 or so km then there was a plateau. Down the other side in another washout. I guess that is the easiest way to make a road. Let the water smooth it.
Travelin' light.
July 26. Gobi to UB. 684 km
It rained throughout the night and I woke up to clouds in the morning. I had about 50 km to Bulgan where I ate breakfast. Some sort of meat dumpling. Every central Asian country has some form or another. In Mongolia though, they are much more gamey. I was curious what the "dinosaur" waypoint was on my GPS so I went to find out. Apparently at one point there were fossils here but they were probably long gone. The fire cliffs were cool but I did not understand how this is a tourist destination for people coming from UB. There were 6 or 7 different Ger camps for tour groups. Luckily it seemed like I was the only person around. The road north was great. Sand and fast. I passed through a dry lake bed. It was very interesting to ride. ½ inch of crust and 3 or 4 inches of soft underneath. The road was about 8 inches of rutted soft crap so riding it was out of the question. Riding out of the track, if the front tire broke through it would give you the wiggles and push hard. Scary stuff. I had to stand up and shift my weight as far back as possible, 2 and 3rd*gear high in the RPMs. This worked pretty well but I didn't dare push my luck and go for any speed records. I was getting very low on fuel when I got to Saikhan Ovoo. I had used my front tanks and main tank. I was down to 5 liter in the spare rear tank. I like to keep this as a reserve. It gives me about 100km for emergencys. I pulled up to a line of a few cars at the pump and I wait for 5 cars. There is 1 more in front of me when the power in the town dies. No way to pump gas now. I wait for 15 minutes in a group of about 15 cars now. It could be 1 minute, it could be 1 hour, it could be 1 day. No one knows how long. I get out my map and point to another town. The lady says there is benzine and they say it is 100 km away. So I throw common sense in the trash and head north into the desert again. My fuel light comes on about 25 km from Adaatsag and I ride in with about 1 liter to spare. When I get to the pump, there is no one working. This is common in small towns in Mongolia. Soon a guy pulls up on a scooter. He starts looking at my bike and I tell him I want fuel. Soon a truck pulls up and stopps. After another 10 minutes the guy shows up an a Chinese copy of a Chinese copy of a Japanese motorcycle. I fill up with 80 octane, put some octane booster in and head north. Soon i'm back on the same road north of Mandalgov. Its newly paved and I get a false sense of confidence. I'm thinking good, I can burn pavement back to UB. Wrong. After 80 or so km the pavement ends with no warning. I hit was day dreaming at 120 km/h and managed to slow her down to about 80 km/h before launching off into the dirt. I was awake again time to stand up and strech these legs. The next few hours were horrible rutted, bumpy, overused "gravel" roads heading to UB. I got into UB just before sundown and went back to the Oasis. Beer and fried food were waiting.
The road in the canyon.
Lady wo made me breakfast.
GPS point "dinosaurs"
"fire cliffs"
Fast sandy track going north.
The crazy lake bed.
all the tracks suck.
July 27. UB
In the time I was in the Gobi, Kim's new suspension parts had gotten in and he had his bike back together.
Kurt's bike had been sitting in UB for over a year and it had some problems with the cooling system. The water that was in it corroded one of the pipes and the radiator to the point that there were pinhole leaks.When we were running the bike and we saw water leaking from the radiator, we thought he was screwed. But 1 day and $500 later, he was back in business. The unofficial KTM shop sold Kurt one of the radiators from a brand new 990 ADV. We would leave for Russia the next day. I went back to the KTM shop to get heavy duty tubes.
Somewhere in the gobi I had tipped my bike over and I deveoped a small radiator leak myself. This would have to wait till russia to get welded.
July 28. UB to Camping near a Yeroo River. 308 km
We left early afternoon and headed north. Near Darkhan we went to a river where I thought I lost my fly real. No luck finding it. It had been over a month and a local had probably picked it up. Soon we found a good river and followed it west about 20 km. Kim and I wanted to fish so we set up camp next to a big bend in the river. All I could catch with the fly rod were small chubs but Kim caught 2 nice perch and a trout. We ate fried fish then noodles in the dark after a beautiful sunset. We would hit the Russian border in the morning.
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I've never piped in before cuz it has been said many times, but I'll say it again anyway; keep up the great reports and awesome photos, you have enriched many lives besides your own!
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How Does Your Mobile App Stack Up? Find Out at Impact 2014
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Got mobile? Impact's Mobile Enterprise track will help you get it!
Kim Messeri 270006VW0G firstname.lastname@example.com | | Tags:  mobile-enterprise mobile_apps messagesight smartphones ibmimpact m2m devops mobile mobilefirst infrastructure
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Mobile can unlock a world of possibilities for your business but it requires getting your IT infrastructure-arms around an expanding labyrinth of connected mobile handsets, PCs, notebooks, machine-to-machine (M2M), tablets, and LANS. For instance, Machina Research predicts 24 billion connected devices worldwide by 2020. Forming a mobile strategy is challenging...where ... [ + Read more ]
Mobile—it's everywhere—and we are all connected
Kim Messeri 270006VW0G firstname.lastname@example.com | | Tags:  analytics mobilefirst mobile smartphones apps ibmimpact
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Mobile usage goes up during highly publicized events, including sporting events. Most of you are aware this coming Sunday is Super Bowl XLVIII. (If you are a bit rusty on your Roman numerals, that's Super Bowl "48".) Research conducted by the Interactive Advertising Bureau on Super Bowl XLVI revealed some interesting facts about ... [ + Read more ]
The power of a live event: Impact Comes to New York
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A couple of weeks ago, I attended the Impact Comes to You event in New York. My mission? Attend the sessions and network with the assembled WebSphere professionals to put faces to the names I see regularly on the Global WebSphere Community (GWC). Meeting with the leaders of our three New York area ... [ + Read more ]
Impact 2013: HCLS capabilities create client confusion, but perception promises progress
Akshata Pai 270005SCF5 firstname.lastname@example.com | | Tags:  systems real-time patient hospitals aim care expert mobilefirst integrated providers capabilities healthcare
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Contributed by Pete Melrose, WW WebSphere Industry Marketing Manager, Healthcare and Life Sciences IBM Healthcare and Life Sciences (HCLS) clients attending Impact 2013, and also others on recent sales calls, appear confused by WebSphere Application and Integration Middleware (AIM) and the capabilities enabled by this much-needed but poorly understood category of ... [ + Read more ]
Live@Impact: Technology. In Motion. Highlights from Wednesday's General Session
Mary Forlenza 270001BN8C email@example.com | | Tags:  systems_of_interaction developers mobilefirst ibmimpact impact2013
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Reporting from Las Vegas, Stephanie Hlavin, IBM WebSphere Communications. In a world driven by systems, developers occupy a critical sweet spot – smack in the middle of the (inter)actions. But they're not alone. As Jerry Cuomo, IBM Fellow, vice president and WebSphere Chief Technology Officer, explained, the role of the developer ... [ + Read more ]
Live@Impact: Highlights from Mobile Mini-Main Tent Keynote
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Reporting from Las Vegas, Stephanie Hlavin, IBM WebSphere Communications. If being away from your smartphone gives you angina, you're not alone. Ninety-one percent of mobile users keep their device within arm's reach 100 percent of the time. But, as Kristen Lauria, vice president of IBM Mobile Solutions and WebSphere Marketing, explained ... [ + Read more ]
Live@Impact: Business. In Motion. Highlights from Monday's General Session
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Reporting from Las Vegas, Stephanie Hlavin, IBM WebSphere Communications. Like any good Vegas show, Impact's Monday opening session did not disappoint. There were no white tigers, but there was a club-worthy soundtrack and an 18-member marching band replete with drumline, brass and dancing color guards. Not to be outdone, Robert LeBlanc, ... [ + Read more ]
Live@Impact: Business Partners recognized
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By Melissa Polizzotto, IBM WebSphere Communications. On Sunday at the Business Partner Summit at Impact 2013, Kristen Lauria, vice president, IBM Mobile Solutions and WebSphere Marketing, and Dave Mitchell, vice president of IBM WebSphere Business Partners, General Business & Enablement, presented the awards to this year's winners of the seventh annual ... [ + Read more ]
IBM Impact chat replay: Put Your Business In Motion With IBM MobileFirst
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Watch live streaming video from ibmimpact at livestream.com Let's continue this conversation at Impact 2013 in a series of live IBM Impact chats held in the Social Playground Video Theater each day. Plus check out the developer unconference (vote the agenda!), mobile open technology meetup (with special guests!) and AT&T mobile hackathon (top prize is ... [ + Read more ]


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How Your Expectations Mess with Your View of the Present
We all have expectations about upcoming events, current events, ourselves, and others. Those expectations can alter your view of the present more than you'd think though. Sometimes it's for the better, sometimes it's for the worst. Let's take a look at how it works. »


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Though it's still quite early, the Cicero-North Syracuse softball and baseball teams remain undefeated - though they find different ways to reach the same destination point.
For the softball Northstars, Sydney O'Hara dazzled Friday at Fayetteville-Manlius, pitching a no-hitter as she finally got some late run support in a 4-0 win over the Hornets. Meanwhile, the CNS baseball side also played F-M and had to escape trouble numerous times to prevail by a 3-1 margin.
Though it was mid-April, this was the F-M softball squad's season debut. By contrast, CNS had played twice, so it figured that O'Hara would carry a decided edge over the cold Hornets bats on a chilly, windy afternoon.
Yet for five innings, F-M pitcher Amy Bright matched O'Hara in a 0-0 deadlock, neither side giving. Finally, in the top of the sixth CNS broke through with a pair of runs, tacking on two more in the seventh.
As if striking out 12 batters against two walks in a no-hitter wasn't enough, O'Hara struck a two-run home run to aid the cause. Brittany Paul and Sam Cirillo each finished with a pair of hits as Cirillo and Amy Van Hoven earned one RBI apiece. Bright lost despite striking out 13 CNS hitters, but she allowed four hits and five walks.
While all this was going on, the baseball Northstars, after its third win in a row, the CNS baseball side turned to left-hander Kyano Cummings, who had pitched so well in the Northstars' 9-3 season-opening win over Baldwinsville on April 9.
Cummings would keep putting runners on base, allowing nine hits and two walks. All that F-M could get, though, was a run in the bottom of the second off Jeremy Mapstone's bases-loaded infield hit, which tied it 1-1 after Eric Hamilton's run-scoring single in the top of the first briefly put CNS in front.
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Apple locks down Mac OS X for Intel
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OS X for Intel locked down
Users cannot build a custom kernel for their Intel-based Mac OS X systems. Infoworld reports that Apple has closed down Mac OS X by refusing to release the source code for Intel version of the Darwin open source Mach/Unix core--in part due to the fear of users pirating the operating system for cheaper PC clones. "The Darwin open source Mach/Unix core shared by OS X Tiger client and OS X Tiger Server remains completely open for PowerPC Macs. If you have a G3, G4, or G5 Mac, you can hack your own Darwin kernel and use it to boot OS X. But if you have an Intel-based Mac desktop or notebook, your kernel and device drivers are inviolable. Apple still publishes the source code for OS X's commands and utilities and laudably goes several extra miles by open sourcing internally developed technologies such as QuickTime Streaming Server and Bonjour zero-config networking. The source code required to build a customized OS X kernel, however, is gone. Apple says that the state of an OS X-compatible open source x86 Darwin kernel is 'in flux.'"
The report notes that while only client versions of Mac OS X for Intel-based machines have been released so far, the server version may be affected more by Apple's apparent change in philosophy.
"Apple has only shipped client systems, the users of which care least about openness. Soon, though, Apple will break out Intel variants of the kinds of machines that InfoWorld readers buy and on which I depend; namely, servers and workstations," according to the Infoworld columnist. "I hope that Apple's flux settles into a strategy that favors demanding users and developers."
Performance is one reason users may want a custom kernel--especially with the forthcoming release of server- or workstation-based Macs using 64-bit Intel ships (rather than the 32-bit chips used in current Intel-based Macs).
"Apple's retreat to a proprietary kernel means that all users must accept a fixed level of performance. The default OS X kernels are built for broad compatibility rather than breakneck speed and throughput," according to the report.


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Video: Cooking with O.C. Chefs: Schooled on Tapas-style rellenos
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Red Hat Extends RHEL Life Cycle to 10 Years
Three-year Extended Life Phase available, too.
Red Hat, Inc. has extended the production life cycle of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6 from seven to 10 years. The Red Hat Enterprise Linux life cycle is designed to reduce the level of change within each major release over time and aims to make release availability and content more predictable.
The press release states that, "For some IT environments, upgrading to a new version of an operating system requires detailed advance planning. Red Hat extended the Red Hat Enterprise Linux life cycle so customers can remain on their current version longer. For many years, enterprises have chosen Red Hat as their strategic operating system provider because of the functionality and product stability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. This, coupled with support and the broad ecosystem of certified hardware platforms and ISV applications from Red Hat partners, makes it highly suitable for long-term deployments. With the new Red Hat Enterprise Linux life cycle, customers will benefit from continued feature enhancements while Red Hat's ABI and API compatibility leverages their application investments."
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6 life cycle now consists of three Production Phases totaling 10 years followed by a three-year Extended Life Phase.
For more information, visit http://www.redhat.com/rhel/lifecycle or read the press release.
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NoScript Flaw
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
Mozilla Signs Firefox Add-Ons
New program will dial up security for the Firefox browser.
Fedora 22 Arrives
Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.
Code.org and College Board Team Reach Out for Talented High School Coders
New partnership will bring more and better CS training to US schools
A Peek Inside TeslaCrypt Ransomware
Criminals offer online help over Tor network
Mumblehard Still Spams
Sophisticated malware is still present on Joomla and WordPress sites around the world.
Launchpad Gets Git
Future versions of Ubuntu's code service will support the popular Git version control system used with Linux and other open source projects.


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ASIA/MYANMAR - Hunger, malnutrition and debts for the population of the "dry zone"
Bagan (Agenzia Fides) - The people who live in the so called "dry zone" of Myanmar, which covers 13% of the Country, home to a quarter of the 58 million inhabitants, are experiencing shortage of food and are dying from hunger and malnutrition. In the central regions of Mandalay, Magway and Lower Sagaing, known as "dry areas", the lowest levels of rainfall are recorded; 60% of households are farmers and 40% without land. A study carried out in 2014 by World Food Programme (WFP), Save the Children and Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development, highlights that 18.5% of the families living in these areas have suffered from food insecurity. A third, especially in the months of June and July, had difficulty in finding food for their daily requirements. 12.3 % of children under 5 years of age were severely malnourished; people fall into debts in order to buy food. WFP has been working in these arid areas of Myanmar for over a decade in support of the most vulnerable populations and pregnant women, and helping to implement school feeding programs for more than 50,000 children. (AP) (Agenzia Fides 13/05/2014)
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The top priority of E. Thomas Sullivan, the new president of the University of Vermont, will be to ensure that no qualified Vermont student is denied a higher education because of the cost, he said Monday, his first day leading the state's largest university.
To do that and help maintain UVM's reputation for academic excellence, Sullivan said he would look at the tuition and fees charged by the university, promote state support and seek private donations to help fund scholarships and financial aid packages.
"We do not want to shut the door for any eligible Vermont student," Sullivan said. "It's our goal to make sure that that student will not have a financial-access barrier coming to this institution. That will be my top priority at this university."
And the campus building boom that marked the tenure of Sullivan's predecessor, Dan Fogel, is over, at least for now.


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Love him or hate him, the Rebels' loose cannon is making himself a household name entering this week's NCAA Tournament. Marshall Henderson earned national recognition during last week's SEC Tournament after making headlines and becoming a YouTube sensation through his crazy antics following consistent buckets against some of the nation's top-talent. Well, he's back at it again, and with even more people "following" his every word. kentuckys not afraid of the atmosphere, im almost positive they just dont wanna be there, i know i wouldnt wanna be playin in the NIT— marshall henderson (@NativeFlash22) March 19, 2013 Henderson's definitely soaking in every aspect of the NCAA Tournament spotlight. Whether this cockiness will turn him into the next tournament sensation has yet to be seen, but one thing we do know is he isn't backing down from anyone. Thumbnail photo via Facebook/Marshall Henderson
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"Pixar President Ed Catmull will serve as President of the new Pixar and Disney animation studios, reporting to Iger and Dick Cook, Chairman of The Walt Disney Studios. In addition, Pixar Executive Vice President John Lasseter will be Chief Creative Officer of the animation studios, as well as Principal Creative Advisor at Walt Disney Imagineering, where he will provide his expertise in the design of new attractions for Disney theme parks around the world, reporting directly to Iger. Pixar Chairman and CEO Steve Jobs will be appointed to Disney's Board of Directors as a non-independent member. With the addition of Jobs, 11 of Disney's 14 directors will be independent. Both Disney and Pixar animation units will retain their current operations and locations."
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EFF has joined forces with digital rights groups in Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, Paraguay, and Peru to provide support to each country in releasing its own (or similar) "Where is My Data?" report—a report akin to EFF's Who Has Your Back?, which has, since 2011, incentivized companies to adopt best practices, be transparent about how data flows to the government, and to take a stand for their users' privacy.
'¿Dónde Están Mis Datos?', Una Carrera Hacia la Cima Para La Protección a Usuarios de Internet en Colombia
Desde EFF, hemos unido esfuerzos con grupos de derechos digitales de Colombia, México, Brasil, Paraguay y Perú para prestar apoyo a cada país en la elaboración de su propio informe '¿Dónde Están Mis Datos?', iniciativa similar a "Who Has Your Back?" (¿Quién cuida tu espalda? en español), que desde 2011, incentiva a las empresas a adoptar mejores prácticas, ser transparentes acerca de cómo fluyen los datos al gobierno, y para tomar partido por la privacidad de sus usuarios.
We're happy to announce that the New Jersey Attorney General has dropped its investigation of Tidbit as detailed in a consent order filed yesterday in Essex County Superior Court in New Jersey.
Tidbit was a project of four Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) students who developed the software for a hackathon in November 2013. The software was envisioned as a substitute for website advertisements, allowing sites to instead monetize visits by using visitors' computers to mine for Bitcoins. The Bitcoin mining function of the Tidbit code was never operable, however, and no Bitcoins were ever mined.
A February 2015 draft of the secret Trade In Services Agreement (TISA) was leaked again last week, revealing a more extensive and more recent text than that of portions from an April 2014 leak that we covered last year.
In part 1, we described the technical details of Logjam. Here we'll discuss some of the disturbing questions this vulnerability raises about secure communication on the Internet and NSA's apparent failure in its "information assurance" role to keep the Internet safe from large-scale threats.
The discovery last week of another major flaw in TLS was announced, nicknamed "Logjam" by the group of prominent cryptographers who discovered it. It's getting so hard to keep track of these flaws that researchers at INRIA in France created a "zoo" classifying the attacks (which is not yet updated to include Logjam or the FREAK attack discovered in March). Despite the fact that these attacks seem to be announced every few months now, Logjam is a surprising and important finding with broad implications for the Internet. In this post I'll offer a technical primer of the Logjam vulnerability.
EFF Joins Public Interest Groups in Asking Congress to Strengthen the Ability to Challenge Bad Patents
Amidst the clamor of surveillance reform and TPP Fast Track negotiations, Congress is still finding time to work out the kinks of patent reform. One of the big topics of the day: inter partes review (IPR). This procedure lets third parties (like EFF) challenge bad patents (like the one used to go after podcasters).
We joined Engine, Public Knowledge, and R Street in sending a letter [PDF] to the Senate Judiciary Committee urging them to strengthen the IPR procedure, making it more accessible to and a more powerful tool for those of us acting in the public interest.
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Today, the Supreme Court decided Commil v. Cisco, a patent case that asked whether having a "good-faith belief" that a patent is invalid means that someone can't induce infringement of a patent.
As we previously noted, this is a complex area of patent law. Generally, the law is that someone "induces" infringement if they encourage someone else to perform the patented act or make the patented product, with full knowledge of the patent and with intent to infringe the patent. So the question: does someone have intent to induce infringement if they have a good-faith belief that the patent is invalid?
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Francis Freida Lucero, 57, died Sunday, April 20 in Montebello.
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Donald Ray Peterson passed from this life May 28, 2015 after a battle with cancer. He passed quietly with his longtime partner Lydia Montoya by his side. He was 80 years old.
John rode his heavenly motorcycle on that golden path into the clouds. He will be missed by family and friends. John lived his whole life in Oakdale and went to Oakdale High School. He joined the Army and did his tour in Vietnam until he was honorably discharged in 1967. After the Army he drove long haul trucks for many years before going to work for a can company where he retired. John was the son of John and Bernice Carlile and brother to Claudora (Leo) Carrillo. He also leaves behind his niece Kristine (Ron) Helms, his nephew Randal (Jannelle ...
Thelma Mae Fields Pruitt went home to be with our Lord surrounded by her family at home on Friday May 29, 2015. She was 78 years old. Mimi, as she was lovingly called, was born on August 13, 1936 in Grove, Oklahoma to William and Bernice Fields. She was one of ten children. Her family moved to California when she was 15 and Oakdale has been her home for the past 60 years. She is preceded in death and now blessedly reunited with her husband Kent Pruitt, her son Ron Pruitt , her grandson Kliff Pruitt and 6 brothers and sisters ...
Kimberly was a CNA for over 20 years. She worked hard and was loved by many. She was a great mother, wife and friend. Kim was an amazing cook, she didn't need to follow a recipe . She is survived by husband Larry Dyer, daughter Kassandra Chapman, sisters Louise Manning and Christi Drewery, brother Nolan Chapman Jr., and nephews Joey Hemingway, Josh Hemingway and Kyle Hayes. She is preceded in death by her father, Nolan Chapman Sr, who passed away 4 days earlier. There will be a Celebration of Life on June 13th at 2pm at Nolan Chapman's house ...
On Saturday July 16, 1955 Suzann (Sue) Gale made her grand entrance into this world. Born to Ward and Maryann Mercer in Pomona, California, she was the youngest of three children, welcomed home by big brother Mark and big sister Ginger. And on May 27, 2015 she again was welcomed home, this time into the arms of the Lord. She lost her battle with a debilitating disease after fighting valiantly for three and a half years. She is preceded in death by her parents and big brother Mark.
Carl, 82, of Oakdale died Monday, May 25, following a battle with cancer. A celebration of his life will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall in Knights Ferry, Saturday, June 13th at 11am.
Barbara Doris Keeler, passed away peacefully in the company of her children and grandchildren at her side on June 7, 2015, at the age of 88. Barbara is survived by her sister, Norene Michener of Oakdale; children Marilyn (David) Morton, Reno, Marjorie (Carl) White, Oakdale, Ronald (Debra) Keeler, Oakdale and Edward (Cindy Worley) Keeler, Oakdale; grandchildren: Andrew (Deanna) Morton, Charles (Mary) Morton, Jenifer (Jason) Grant, Michael (Kristy) White, Carrie White, and great-grandchildren: Melody, Adina and Jasmine Johnson, Soran and Lilja Grant, Oliva and Evan White, Owen and Clair Morton and Ryland Morton and her beloved cat, Twittly. She was preceded ...
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Microsoft has effectively killed off its own Silverlight browser media player, confirming that its upcoming Microsoft Edge browser will not support the framework.
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Says the company: "Support for ActiveX has been discontinued in Microsoft Edge, and that includes removing support for Silverlight. The reasons for this have been discussed in previous blogs and include the emergence of viable and secure media solutions based on HTML5 extensions. Microsoft continues to support Silverlight, and Silverlight out-of-browser apps can continue to use it. Silverlight will also continue to be supported in Internet Explorer 11, so sites continue to have Silverlight options in Windows 10. At the same time, we encourage companies that are using Silverlight for media to begin the transition to DASH/MSE/CENC/EME based designs and to follow a single, DRM-interoperable encoding work flow enabled by CENC. This represents the most broadly interoperable solution across browsers, platforms, content and devices going forward."
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President Mugabe has assented to the Electoral Bill to become law. In a Government Gazette published yesterday, Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr Misheck Sibanda, announced provisions of the Electoral Act that provides for the filling of National Assembly or Senatorial vacancies with a "qualifying" party member.
"In the event of a vacancy occurring among party - list members of the Senate or of the National Assembly, otherwise that through dissolution of Parliament, the President of the Senate or the Speaker, as the case may be, shall notify the Commission of the vacancy in writing, as soon as possible after he or she becomes aware of it.
"Upon being notified of a vacancy in terms of sub section (3), the Commission shall without delay notify the public of the vacancy by notice in the Gazette and invite the political party in writing to submit the name of a qualified person to fill the vacancy, for which purpose the political party must lodge with the Commission a nomination paper in the prescribed form referred to in sub section 45E(2), countersigned by any two of the designated national office bearers of the party referred to in section 38A (1)(a) (or by such other two office bearers of the political party whom the Commission is satisfied are duly authorised to make the required countersignatures)."
However, law expert Professor Lovemore Madhuku said that provision was invalid and could be challenged in court.
"This clause wants to allow political parties to make new decisions after the election which is not correct," he said.
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The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission had indicated that it would make its position regarding the eligibility of former RBZ governor Dr Gono to become Senator for Manicaland only after President Mugabe assents to the Electoral Amendment Bill.
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|New York State Association of Independent Schools (NYSAIS)
International Baccalaureate (IB) World School
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|Grades 9 - 12
|Year Founded
Student Body
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Our students come from more than 70 countries, including the United States, while our faculty represents over 40 countries. This unique atmosphere provides students with an advantageous experience, one that enhances their worldview in addition to their resume. We emphasize areas of study such as languages, cross-cultural communication, sciences and world history that are increasingly in demand in the global marketplace, and is conveniently located in the suburbs of New York City in Thornwood, New York. We also feature two UK campuses--Torbay and Oxford. Campus rotation year to year is available.
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|Red potatoes
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1. Preheat oven to 450°.
2. Remove and discard giblets and neck from chicken. Rinse chicken with cold water,- pat dry. Trim excess fat. Starting at neck cavity, loosen skin from breast and drumsticks by inserting fingers, gently pushing between skin and meat.
3. Combine 2 tablespoons chopped oregano and garlic cloves. Rub seasoning mixture under loosened skin and drumsticks. Carefully place basil leaves under loosened skin. Tie ends of legs with cord. Lift wing tips up and over back,- tuck under chicken.
4. Place chicken, breast side up, on a broiler pan coated with cooking spray. Pierce skin several times with a meat fork. Arrange potatoes on rack around chicken. Coat chicken and potatoes with cooking , spray. Sprinkle chicken and potatoes with remaining 1 tablespoon oregano, salt, and pepper. Insert a meat thermometer into the meaty part of thigh, making sure not to touch bone. Bake at 450° for 30 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 350° (do not remove chicken from oven), bake an additional 45 minutes or until thermometer registers 180°. Cover chicken loosely with foil, let stand 10 minutes. Discard skin. Remove chicken from pan, place on a serving platter.


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chopped tomatoes
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chopped green bell pepper
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chopped celery
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Yummy soup.. I had roasted peppers so I used those, left out the canned soup and pureed most of it with my immersion blender
Wow this has too much black pepper! Even my husband who dumps black pepper on everything thought it was too much. I halved the recipe but used the whole can of tomato soup. The soup was good except for the pepper issue. I quartered the zucchini slices because I thought whole slices would be awkward to eat. At first I thought the extra sugar was unnecessary but added some after tasting it initially. I also added some dried basil just for my own preference. I'm not a real fan of vegetable soup but trying to eat healthy and I will make this again. Thanks!
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Comes down to best of 5 now, still like my Sox! Remember they took 2 out of 3 in Detroit :-).
This room is for discussion of sports, non-video games & hobbies! Football, baseball, basketball, hockey, or your own personal favorite. Brag about your team and explain why the refs blew the big game! Discuss your passion for Corn Hole, Horseshoes,Texas Hold'em or other games.
Saint Christopher is the patron saint of the playing field.
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