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CPL Retail Energy and TXU Energy are asking for permission to raise rates by January.
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CPL Retail Energy and TXU Energy are asking the Public Utility Commission for permission to raise rates by January, citing 50 percent increases in costs of natural gas, a fuel often used to generate electricity.
CPL, the incumbent electric provider in the Corpus Christi area, filed a request to raise electricity rates 30 percent - an average monthly increase of about $40.76 - for residential customers using 1,000 kilowatt hours per month, according to CPL Retail Energy's filing.
A bill for a small commercial customer using 2,500 kilowatts per month would increase 25 percent, about $102.08 per month, according to the filing.
Dallas-based TXU Energy, the incumbent provider in Dallas and other areas of North and Central Texas, has asked for permission to raise rates by 24 percent - an average monthly increase of about $30 for residential customers. The company is a competitor in Corpus Christi.
TXU also asked the commission Tuesday to allow it to raise rates about 12 percent - equal to about $15 each month - through the end of the year. That increase would go into effect by early November.
"We are requesting this increase in stages, so that the impact of the increase is not felt as strongly," TXU Energy spokesman Carlos Santos said Wednesday.
An incumbent provider is the company that was the monopoly provider before deregulation. Other companies can undercut the incumbent's rates, called the Price to Beat. Texas electric deregulation rules allow incumbent providers to file for rate increases to cover hikes in natural gas prices.
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TXU Corp. announced Tuesday that it filed a fuel factor adjustment request for TXU Energy's Price to Beat electricity rates. TXU cited increases in natural gas and wholesale power prices, but said it delayed filing the request as part of a September agreement with the commission and the Office of Public Utility Council.
A CPL Retail Energy spokeswoman reached late Wednesday, referred questions to executives who could not be reached for comment.
"Oh, my goodness," Tim Morstad, an analyst with the Consumers Union, a nonprofit consumer advocate, told The Dallas Morning News as he began leafing through TXU's filing Tuesday. "Wow, this is very, very high."
Santos said TXU Energy is hoping that the PUC approves the requests no later than its open meeting Oct. 28.
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In the last part we saw what happens by default in the framework when an error occurs. But that might not be what you want. You might want to have your sophisticated error detection and recovery distributed algorithm.
To make such a thing possible each agent has a manager. The manager is an agent that gets called whenever an error occurs in the agent it is monitoring.
In code:
let manager = spawnWorker (fun (agent, name:string, ex:Exception, msg:obj, state, initialState) -> printfn "%s restarting ..." name; agent <-- Restart)
counter1 <-- SetManager(manager)
Whenever an error is generated the manager receives a tuple of:
(agent, name, exception, message, currentState, inititialState)
(agent, name, exception, message, currentState, inititialState)
This manager prints out something and then restarts the agent. Let's trigger an error by posting the wrong message:
counter1 <-- "afdaf"
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The expectation is that the counter will restart from 0 whenever an error is triggered. This is what happens:
Bob restarting ...
From 0 to 2
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From 0 to 2
Which is what we expected. Obviously this is not a very sophisticated error recovery algorithm. You might want to do something more meaningful. Hopefully you have enough information to build whatever you need.
A particularly important class of unexpected event is timeouts. We'll talk about them next.

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Marie Curie Research Fellow, Faculty of Science
My current activity is mostly focused on
I have a wide range of research interests and am ready for collaboration (either interesting or profitable, preferably both) within the following topics
• Non-linear partial differential equations (PDEs): Lie and conditional symmetries, exact solutions and their properties
• Development of new methods for analytical solving non-linear PDEs
• Application of modern methods for analytical solving nonlinear boundary value problems,
arising in mathematical physics and mathematical biology
•Analytical and numerical solving boundary value problems with free boundaries (including Stefan problems)
• Development of mathematical models describing the specific processes arising in physics, biology and medicine
Educational data
1976-1981 : Kyiv (Kiev) Taras Shevchenko State University, Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, majoring in mathematical physics;
1981 : M.Sc. with Honours, Kyiv Taras Shevchenko State University;
1983-1987 : Post-graduate courses, Kyiv Taras Shevchenko State University;
1987 : Ph.D. dissertation. Institute of Mathematics, Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv.
Supervisor: Prof. Wilhelm Fushchych.
Research experience
1981-1992 : Research Assistant and Research Associate, Institute of Technical Heat Physics, Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
1992 - 2004: Senior Scientist , Department of Applied Research, Institute of Mathematics, NAS of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
Oct. - Dec. 2003: Scholar (temporary CNRS position), Laboratoire de Physique des Materiaux, Universite Henri Poincare Nancy I, Nancy, France
From 2004 - till now: Leading Scientist (an equivalent to the professor position at universities in Ukraine), Department of Mathematical Methods in Statistical Mechanics (2004- 2007) and Department of Applied Research ( 2007 - till now), Institute of Mathematics, NAS of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine ( Research and academic achievements (since 2000 year only )
July 2003: Dr. Sci. dissertation (habilitation) 'Nonlinear evolution equations: Galilei invariance, exact solutions and their applications'. Institute of Mathematics, NAS of Ukraine, Kyiv;
March 2008: Visiting professor for one month, Departement de Physique de la Matiere et des Materiaux, Institut Jean Lamour, Universite Nancy, Nancy, France.
May- June 2009: Visiting professor for one month, Departement de Physique de la Matiere et des Materiaux, Institut Jean Lamour, Universite Nancy, Nancy, France.
May 2012: Professor in Mathematics (the state title given by the Government of Ukraine for the considerable achievements in both scientific and pedagogical activities)
The project leader/co-leader of the international projects:
2001-2004: The Royal Society International Joint Project 14184 'Symmetries and Solutions of Nonlinear Reaction-Diffusion-Convection Systems ' (together with Prof. JR King);
2003-2005: The project 'Applications of modern mathematical methods for solving nonlinear patterns arising in peritoneal dialysis' (together with Prof. J.Waniewski). The project funded jointly by NAS of Ukraine and Polish Academy of Sciences.
2010: The project 'Mathematical models of fluid and solute transport in normal and pathological tissue' funded by the Mianowski Fund (Warsaw, Poland);
2011-2014: The project 'Mathematical modeling of transport processes in tissue during peritoneal dialysis' (together with Prof. J.Waniewski). The project funded jointly by NAS of Ukraine and Polish Academy of Sciences.
2013-2016: Marie Curie Individual International Incoming Fellowship Grand (Project number 328563). The project funded by EU within FP7-PEOPLE-2012-IIF.
The project co-leader of several national projects funded by NAS of Ukraine. The current project is 'Symmetry, Super-symmetry and Integrability of Differential Equations' (2011-2015). The state registration number 0110U008615.
Other professional activities (since 2000 only)
International Scientific Visits
Visiting scholar, IBIB of Polish Academy of Sciences, Warszawa (Poland). May and Nov. 2001; Apr.2002; March and Oct. 2003; Oct. 2004.
Visiting scholar, University of Nottingham (England). May-June, 2002; March-May, 2003; March- April, 2004.
Visiting professor, IBIB of Polish Academy of Sciences, Warszawa (Poland). July 2005, June 2006, July 2007, June 2008; Oct. 2009, May-June, 2010 and Oct.2012.
Visiting professor according to the programm `Research in Pairs' , Mathematisches Forschung Institut Oberwolfach, Oberwolfach (Germany). Oct.-Nov., 2006.
Visiting professor. University of Warsaw, Warszawa (Poland). October, 2011.
Visiting professor. Universite P&M Curie, Paris. November, 2011.
Participation in major international conferences
Most recent conferences:
Other main conferences (since 2000):
4th, 5th, 6th, 7 and 8th International Conferences "Symmetry in Nonlinear Mathematical Physics" , Kyiv (Kiev) July 2001, June 2003, June 2005, June 2007 and June 2009, respectively.
33rd Symposiums on Mathematical Physics, Torun (Poland), June 2001.
XXIV International Colloquium on Group Theoretical Methods in Physics, Paris, July 2002.
International Conference on Theoretical Physics, UNESCO, Paris, July 2002.
International Conference "Recent Trends in Kinetic Theory and Its Applications", Kyiv, May, 2004.
6th European Conferences on Mathematics Applied to Biology and Medicine, Dresden (Germany), July 2005.
XXV Dynamics Day Europe, Berlin, July 2005.
6th International Congress on Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Zurich, July, 2007.
5th Baltic-Nordic AGMP Workshop: Algebra, Geometry, and Mathematical Physics. Bedlewo (Poland), October, 2009.
XIX International Colloquium Integrable Systems and Quantum Symmetries, Praha (Prague), 17-19 June, 2010.
8th European Conferences on Mathematics Applied to Biology and Medicine, Krakow (Poland), July, 2011.
7th Baltic-Nordic AGMP Workshop: Algebra, Geometry, and Mathematical Physics. Mulhouse (France), October, 2011.
8th Baltic-Nordic AGMP Workshop: Algebra, Geometry, and Mathematical Physics. Brno (Czech Rep.), October, 2012.
More than 100 scientific papers published up to date 31.12.2013.
37 papers are listed in ISI Web of Knowledge data base and 44 papers are listed in Scopus data base.
Acted as the referee for several international scientific journals including: Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Reports on Mathematical Physics, Journal of Engineering Mathematics, Applied Mathematics Letters, Math.& Comp. Modelling, Phys. Scripta, Com. Nonlin. Sci.& Num.Sim. and J. Phys. A:Math. Teor., Applied Mathematics & Computation, Intl. J. of Heat & Mass Transfer.
Membership in scientific societies
Kyiv Mathematical Society http://www.mathsociety.kiev.ua/ (since 1993 till now)
European Society for Mathematical and Theoretical Biology: http://www.esmtb.org/ (since 1996 till now)
Co-founder and head (in 2006-2007) of All-Ukrainian Association for European Values in Science https://sites.google.com/site/ukrsci/
Languages: Ukrainian (native speaker), English (good), Russian (fluent),
Polish and German (basic communicative skills, reading, translation)
Fields of research
• Non-linear PDEs: Lie and conditional symmetries, exact solutions and their properties.
• Development of new methods for analytical solving non-linear partial differential equations (PDEs).
arising in mathematical physics and mathematical biology.
•Analytical and numerical solving boundary value problems with moving boundaries (including Stefan problems)
• Development of mathematical models describing the specific processes arising in physics, biology and medicine.
Main research results
According to the WEB of Science data base (http://thomsonreuters.com/web-of-science/) my papers were cited approximately 470 times in 180 scientific works (WEB of Science counts citations only in those papers and books, which are included to this data base) and Hirsch index is h=12. My most cited paper is [5], while [27] is the most cited paper per year.
Papers published in major international journals with impact-factor
(ISI Web of Knowledge http://thomsonreuters.com/web-of-science/ )
Main publications (in English) published in other scientific journals/books
38. Fushchich W. and Cherniga R.. Galilei-invariant nonlinear equations of Schroedinger-type and their exact solutions I. Ukrainian Math.J. -1989.- vol.41, P. 1161-67 .
39. Fushchich W. and Cherniga R.. Galilei-invariant nonlinear equations of Schroedinger-type and their exact solutions II. Ukrainian Math.J. -1989.- vol.41, P.1456-63.
40. Cherniga R.M. and Odnorozhenko I.G. Studies of the processes of melting and evaporation of metals under the action of laser radiation pulses. Promyshlennaya Teplotekhnika-1991-vol.13- No-4, P.51-59 (English translation in: Heat Transfer Research, USA).
41. Cherniha R. Galilei-invariant non-linear PDEs and their exact solutions. J. Nonlinear Math. Phys. --1995.- vol. 2- No 3-4, p.374-383.
42. Fushchych W.I., Cherniha R. and Chopyk V. On unique symmetry of two nonlinear generalizations of the Schroedinger equation. J. Nonlinear Math. Phys. -1996.-vol.3, N 3-4, P.296-301.
43. Cherniha R. and Wilhelmsson H. Symmetry and exact solution of heat-mass transfer equations in thermonuclear plasma. Ukrainian Math. J. 1996.- vol. 48-- No 9, P.1434--1449
44. Cherniha R. New spherycally symmetryc solutions of nonlinear Schroedinger equations. J. Nonlin. Math. Phys.-1997.- Vol.4, No.1-2.P.107--113.
45. Cherniha R. Application of a constructive method for obtaining non-Lie solutions of nonlinear evolution equations. Ukrainian Math. J. - 1997.- vol. 49-- No 6, P.910--924
46. Cherniha R. New Exact Solutions of a Nonlinear Reaction-Diffusion Equation Arising in Mathematical Biology and Their Properties. Ukrainian Math. J. 2001.- vol.53-- No 10, P.1712--1727.
47. Cherniha R. and Dutka V. A. A diffusive Lotka-Volterra system: Lie symmetries, exact and numerical solutions. Ukrainian Math. J. 2004.- vol.56-- No 10, P.1665-1675.
48. Cherniha R. and Waniewski J. Exact solutions of a mathematical model for fluid transport in peritoneal dialysis. Ukrainian Math. J. - 2005.- vol. 57. P.1112--1119.
49. J.Waniewski, V.Dutka, J.Stachowska-Pietka, R. Cherniha. Distributed Modeling of Glucose-Induced Osmotic Flow. Advances in Peritoneal Dialysis―2007―vol.23 (part 1)―P.2―6.
50. Cherniha R. and Pliukhin O. Symmetries and solutions of reaction-diffusion-convection equations with power diffusivities. PAMM Proc. Math.Mech.-- 2007-vol.7, P.2040065-6.
51. Cherniha R. and Myroniuk L. Lie Symmetries and Exact Solutions of a Class of Thin Film Equations. Journal of Physical Mathematics - 2010-- Vol: 2 P. 1-19.
52. Cherniha R. and Kovalenko S. Lie symmetry of a class of nonlinear boundary value
problems with free boundaries. Banach Center Publ. --2011. --Vol. 93. P. 95-104
53. Cherniha R. and Pliukhin O. Nonlinear evolution equations with exponential
nonlinearities: conditional symmetries and exact solutions. Banach Center Publ. --2011. --Vol. 93. P. 105-115.
54. Cherniha R and Davydovych V Reaction-diffusion systems with constant diffusivities: conditional symmetries and form-preserving transformations in: Algebra, Geomerty and Mathematical Physics, Springer Proc. in Mathematics \& Statistics, 2014, vol.85, 533-553.
Courses of lectures:
The textbook: Cherniha R.M. Equations of Mathematical Physics. - Kyiv: Publishing house 'Kyiv-Mohyla Academy', 2012 (In Ukrainian, Summary in English, ISBN 978-966-2410-14-3)
• Development of new methods for analytical solving non-linear (PDEs)
I am mostly working with Professor JR King. I am also working with Prof. J Waniewski (IBIB of PAS, Warsaw), Prof. M Henkel (University Nancy) and my PhD students in past Dr. V. Davydovych, Dr. S. Kovalenko & Dr. O. Pliukhin.
More than 100 scientific papers published up to date 31.12.2014
An extended list of main papers can be found in Expertise Summary, while the most recent papers are listed in Publications.
see my CV & list of my publications
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UCLA defeated LSU, North Carolina State and North Carolina during the first week of the CWS. Two victories in the best-of-three championship series that begins tonight would bring the Bruins (47-17) their first national championship in baseball. The Bulldogs (51-18) also are looking for their first title.
The magnitude of the moment is not lost on Carroll, a Granite Hills High graduate whose perseverance and patience has finally paid off in his junior year at UCLA.
Carroll was more observer than participant — "I pinch ran one time and was in for one pitch," he said — when the Bruins reached the CWS last season.
He had to bide his time as the Bruins' fourth outfielder for two years, playing behind three three-year starters who all were selected in the 2012 draft.
"I learned from those guys, worked hard and now it's my turn," said Carroll, who is batting .257 with 20 RBIs in the leadoff spot with a team-leading 30 stolen bases and 46 runs scored.
Granite Hills coach James Davis traveled to Omaha for the opening weekend of the CWS and was in the stands at TD Ameritrade Park to see Carroll.
"I'm just happy for him," said Davis, "to see him in that environment after the two major injuries he had to overcome in high school."
Carroll suffered a broken arm in the second game of his sophomore year at Granite Hills. He still has the metal plate and screws in his arm to prove it. He missed his senior year with the Eagles while recovering from a torn ACL suffered playing for the football team.
The injury occurred just two weeks after Carroll signed a national letter of intent with UCLA. The Bruins never flinched at honoring the commitment.
Carroll, who graduated from Granite with a 4.6 GPA, was intent on going to college. He benefited from his father's experience nearly 25 years earlier.
Donnie Carroll graduated from Granite Hills in 1987 and was headed to Cal State Fullerton, but signed a professional contract with the Dodgers instead after being drafted in the second round. Had he gone to college, Donnie could have been a member of the 1990 Titans team that played in the CWS.
"I've always had the what-if factor for myself," said Donnie Carroll. "What if I had gone to Fullerton and had that experience. By signing out of high school, that was one of the experiences I never had the opportunity to do.
"For me to get to experience it through the eyes of my son, it's special."


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Konstanty was a democratic opposition activist in the 1970s, when he was also an organiser of the Jewish Flying University, an underground group that met in secret to study and discuss Judaism and Jewish culture. The university was disbanded after martial law was declared in 1981 and Konstanty spent the subsequent decade working as an underground journalist.
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by Jake Schroer Contributing Writer The Rogers Royals shot a 371 for a two-day total of 724 to finish in third place at the section meet at North Fork. Megan Secrist qualified for the state tournament individually with a score of 170 over two days (79, 91). Secrist joins Kristen Cash from Mounds Vie...Read More
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Blaine won the Section 5AA girls golf tile with 351 on Thursday at Links at Northfork and Rogers placed fourth out of 13 teams with 386. Rachel Dodd just missed a state berth by one stroke, shooting 90. Maddie Hol had 92, Kayleen Miller 100, Megan Secrist 104, Sydney Clark 109, Megan Dobberstein 1...Read More
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The Rogers girls placed fourth in a Mississippi 8 meet at Monticello on Monday with Buffalo placing first. Buffalo had 172, STMA 190, Monticello 191, Rogers 202, Big Lake 211, Cambridge-Isanti 213. Buffalo's Lexi Bollant was low with 37. For Rogers, Megan Secrist shot 47, Maddie Hol 49, Rachel...Read More
The Elk River girls placed third and Rogers placed sixth in the eight-team Alexandria Invitational on a chilly, wet Saturday. Detroit Lakes was champion and had the two low shooters in Kate Smith with 74 and Natalie Roth with 76. Detroit Lakes scored 312, Alexandria Black 336, Elk River 354, St. Clo...Read More
The Rogers girls golf team placed fourth in the first Mississippi 8 meet on Tuesday at Pebble Creek. Team scores were Buffalo 172, STMA 190, Monti 191, Rogers 202, Big Lake 211, Cambridge-Isanti 213 Lexi Bollant of Buffalo led the field with 37. For Rogers, Megan Secrist scored 47, Maddie Hol 49...Read More
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June 21 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc rose from a six-month low after Weatherford International Ltd. agreed to pay the oil company $75 million to cover its liability for any current or future claims related to the Macondo oil spill.
BP jumped 16.1 pence, or 3.7 percent, to 445.7 pence as of the 4:30 p.m. close in London. The stock has fallen 4.3 percent since the beginning of the year, valuing the company at 84.1 billion pounds ($136.5 billion).
The agreement is the second reached by London-based BP in a month with a partner or contractor on the well. Geneva-based Weatherford provided the equipment used when the Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico exploded. The payment will be added to a $20 billion trust for claims stemming from the biggest offshore U.S. oil spill.
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I just need one more clarification. If I am HIV positive and because I took Valtrex couple of years back for fifteen days, does this mean that I won't transfer the HIV virus to my partner if I have unprotected sex? Since valtrex reduces the HIV viral load, according to the new study?
This was the question you answered to me, day before yesterday. Here is an update from
Herpes Treatment Can Control Herpes and HIV Viral Load, Study Finds Treatment with the herpes drug Valtrex (valacyclovir) not only reduces the viral load of herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2), but also reduces HIV viral load in women coinfected with HIV and HSV-2, according to new study results. Although its HIV-fighting ability was modest, the suppressive effects of Valtrex on HIV viral load appeared to increase with time, and were enough to suggest the drug may help slow HIV disease progression. However, more studies are needed to confirm these results. (Web highlight from aidsmap.com)
My situation here is that I had an exposure in 2001, and was identified as HSV2 positive and the doctor gave me Valtrex for 15 days at that time. After that I never used Valtrex.
My question is that based upon the new research which states that "Treatment with the herpes drug Valtrex (valacyclovir) not only reduces the viral load of herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2), but also reduces HIV viral load in women coinfected with HIV and HSV-2, according to new study results. Although its HIV-fighting ability was modest, the suppressive effects of Valtrex on HIV viral load appeared to increase with time, and were enough to suggest the drug may help slow HIV disease progression."
Does this mean that even a PCR test would not identify the HIV virus if I have any, because the viral load is decreased because I took valtrex 6 years back? and does this also mean that I cannot transfer the HIV virus to anyone, because my HIV viral load is low according to the new study.
I cannot get an antibody test because I was on high dose of immunosuppressant for a long period of time, for a kidney transplant.
I have to take a PCR test, it had been long time after a exposure and am worried that I may get HIV.
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You are right to say that some people who are severely immunosuppressed (as you may be) can have a false negative HIV antibody test. In that setting, the best test to determine infection becomes a PCR test, or some other antigen detection assay. The use of Valtrex in the past or on an ongoing basis will not affect the reliability of the test in any way. The effect of Valtrex on HIV is actually quite modest and indirect, such that it would not really affect the ability of an individual to transmit the virus unless they were also infected with HSV. In that case, it can have an important effect by reducing herpes outbreaks, which can serve as a portal for the transmission of HIV.
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The Valtrex you took a couple of years ago will have absolutely no effect on the transmission of HIV at this point in time. One does not relate to the other as the effect of the Valtrex on the amount of HIV in the body only lasts for as long as they are taking the Valtrex.
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BOSTON - DECEMBER 02: Patrice Bergeron #37 of the Boston Bruins skates against the Tampa Bay Lightning at the TD Bank Garden on December 2, 2009 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
After struggling mightily through the first nine games of the season, the Bruins' power-play unit finally came through Sunday night, with forward Patrice Bergeron netting the game-winner with the extra skater in a 3-1 win over the Sabres. Bergeron's tally spoiled another stellar effort by Buffalo netminder Ryan Miller (36 saves) and put the B's out to their best 10-game start to a season in franchise history. Boston has allowed just two goals since being routed by this same Sabres team on Jan. 31. "I just like our battling and the way that we compete and stay composed," Bergeron told NESN's Naoko Funayama during Ace Ticket Presents Bruins Overtime LIVE. "It doesn't matter if we're down a goal or if we're not having our best start, we still find ways to get the victory. Our character has been huge throughout the first ten games." See more from the alternate captain in video above.
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Hyundai Mobis makes front, rear and cockpit chassis modules for the Kia Sorento crossover vehicle that is being manufactured at the nearby Kia plant, which began production in November.
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Parades, fireworks, naturalization ceremonies, eating contests and music ushered in the Fourth of July as the United States marked 239 years as an independent nation on Saturday. Here were some highlights of Independence Day celebrations:
A 108th-minute penalty kick by Fara Williams gave England their first ever win over top ranked Germany and a third place finish at the Women's World Cup. "It feels a lot better to be sitting here after that than it did the other day," said England coach Mark Sampson. "We knew the challenge we faced today from a world class Germany team.
NEW YORK (AP) — Billy Joel married girlfriend Alexis Roderick in a surprise ceremony at the couple's annual Fourth of July party.
CHICAGO (AP) — Kris Bryant hit two early home runs, including a grand slam, to lead the Chicago Cubs over the Miami Marlins 7-2 Saturday night.
The United States and Australia kicked off a massive joint biennial military exercise on Sunday, with Japan taking part for the first time as tensions with China over territorial rows loom over the drills. The two-week "Talisman Sabre" exercise in the Northern Territory and Queensland state involves 30,000 personnel from the US and Australia practising operations at sea, in the air and on land. Some 40 personnel from Japan's army -- the Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) -- will join the American contingent, while more than 500 troops from New Zealand are also involved in the exercise, which concludes on July 21.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Abby Wambach remembers the date by heart: July 17, 2011.
Across the country of 11 million people -- on far-flung Aegean islands, in the shadow of the 2,400-year-old Parthenon in Athens, to the northern border shared with fellow EU state Bulgaria -- voters were set to cast their ballots. The rest of Europe, and international investors, will be watching intently, unsure of the outcome that could greet them on Monday.
The Dalai Lama launches three days of celebrations Sunday in California for his 80th birthday at what is billed as a Global Compassion Summit but which is expected to draw protests. Thousands of followers and fans of the Tibetan spiritual leader are to attend events in Anaheim and at the University of Irvine, including on his actual birthday Monday. "This milestone occasion is a joyous opportunity for people to come together in celebration of His Holiness' life and achievements," said Venerable Lama Tenzin Dhonden, founder of the non-profit Friends of the Dalai Lama.
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — The wait is finally over for Chile. The title drought continues for Argentina.
Two alliances of Syrian rebels battled to advance in government-held western Aleppo on Saturday, seizing an army barracks in one district but losing ground in others, in some of the fiercest fighting in the city since the conflict began. US-led coalition forces, meanwhile, said they carried out a series of 16 airstrikes against the Islamic State group in their Syrian stronghold of Raqa, one of their biggest assaults on the extremists. The announcement came hours after IS released a video showing teenage members executing 25 Syrian soldiers in an amphitheatre in the ancient ruins of Palmyra.
BERLIN (AP) — FIFA president Sepp Blatter said in a Sunday newspaper interview that French and German presidents applied political pressure before the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded to Russia and Qatar, respectively.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama says U.S. service members make it possible to enjoy the "greatest blessings" in the greatest country on earth.
EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Days after a gut-wrenching loss, England finished its deepest run in the Women's World Cup with an uplifting victory.
President Beji Caid Essebsi on Saturday declared a state of emergency following last week's beach massacre claimed by jihadists that he said had left Tunisia facing a "special type of war". In a televised address to the nation, Essebsi said the state of emergency, effective from Saturday for a 30-day period, was decided on after consultations with the parliament speaker and prime minister. A state of emergency, granting special powers to the police and army, was in force for three years up until March 2014, following longtime secular president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's ouster in a 2011 revolution.
US-led coalition forces said they carried out a series of 16 airstrikes Saturday on the Islamic State in its Syrian stronghold of Raqa, in one of the biggest assaults on the extremists. "The significant airstrikes tonight were executed to deny Daesh (IS) the ability to move military capabilities throughout Syria and into Iraq," spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Gilleran said in a coalition statement. Coalition forces "successfully engaged multiple targets" throughout Raqa -- the extremists' de facto capital -- the statement said, destroying IS structures and transit routes.
BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China froze share offers and set up a market-stabilization fund on Saturday, the Wall Street Journal said, as Beijing intensified efforts to pull stock markets out of a nose-dive that is threatening the world's second-largest economy. Beijing's reported suspension of initial public offers (IPOs) came a few hours after extraordinary announcements by major brokers and fund managers, which collectively pledged to invest at least $19 billion of their own money into stocks. China's government, regulators and financial institutions are now waging a concerted campaign to prop up the nation's two main share markets, amid fears that a meltdown would rock the financial system and inflict heavy losses across an economy where annual growth is already running at a 24-year low.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Dale Earnhardt Jr. earned the pole for Sunday's race at Daytona International Speedway because his crew chief correctly predicted the weather.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The parents of a woman killed at a San Francisco pier say they are focused on healing and not on the fact that the man accused of shooting her has been deported five times.
Chancellor George Osborne plans to launch a 650 million pound raid on the BBC to help cover the country's benefits bill, forcing the corporation to meet the cost of free television licences for the over-75s, the Sunday Times said. It quoted senior government sources as saying a deal is close that will force the BBC to take on the cost of the 4.5 million licences — worth 145.50 pounds each — from the Department for Work and Pensions. In return, the paper said, the BBC will be allowed to make up some of the lost revenue by charging for use of its iPlayer and other online catch-up services to try to stem the loss of licence fee revenue caused by people turning to the Internet and abandoning their televisions.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush says he is personally offended by rival Donald Trump's recent remarks about Mexico and immigrants and calls the remarks far outside the mainstream of Republican thought.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. (AP) — Jason Bohn's main goal after barely making the cut at The Greenbrier Classic was to get some extra rest before the final round.
By Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis leaves Rome on Sunday for his first trip to Spanish-speaking Latin America, a "homecoming" to a continent where he will champion the rights of the poor and of the planet. Francis arrives in the Ecuadorian capital Quito after a 13-hour flight from Rome, where on Saturday night he went to the Basilica of St. Mary Major to pray for the success of trip.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Gay rights activists gathered in front of Independence Hall in Philadelphia on the Fourth of July to mark the progress of their movement and pay tribute to those who launched it a half-century ago — but also made it clear that the fight for equality was far from over.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Diana Douglas, the first wife of Kirk Douglas and mother of Michael Douglas, died Saturday in Los Angeles. She was 92.
DETROIT (AP) — Detroit slugger Miguel Cabrera will be sidelined with a left calf injury for at least six weeks after the Tigers placed the AL batting leader on the disabled list for the first time in his career.
LONDON (AP) — About an hour after flopping on her back and kicking her feet overhead to celebrate a stunning comeback against defending Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova, Jelena Jankovic still was giddy.
LONDON (AP) — The latest from Wimbledon (all times local):
The historic vineyards, wine cellars and champagne houses where the world's most famous sparkling wines are produced were listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO on Saturday. In a double victory for French wine, corks were also popping in Burgundy after its vineyards were crowned with the same prestigious distinction by the UN cultural body in the German city of Bonn. There was special mention too of the village of Hautvilliers, in whose abbey as legend has it the monk Dom Perignon first invented the double fermentation technique that gives champagne its fizz.
Petra Kvitova, the defending champion, crashed out of Wimbledon on Saturday while Roger Federer and Andy Murray both needed four sets to secure their passage into the second week. Czech second seed Kvitova, who also won the 2011 title, lost 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 to veteran campaigner Jelena Jankovic who goes on to play 2012 runner-up Agnieszka Radwanska for a spot in the quarter-finals.
LaMarcus Aldridge got the answers he needed from the San Antonio Spurs.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — In a sudden reversal amid a stinging backlash, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and GOP legislative leaders said they agreed Saturday to completely remove a part of the proposed state budget that would severely roll back open records laws.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Seems like every bat Bryce Harper uses this season provides fireworks for the Washington Nationals.
NEW YORK (AP) — Matt Stonie shocked the competitive eating world Saturday by upsetting Joey "Jaws" Chestnut at the Fourth of July hot dog eating contest at Nathan's Famous in Coney Island, thwarting Chestnut's bid for a ninth straight victory.
By Amanda Becker GLEN, N.H. (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton accused China on Saturday of stealing commercial secrets and "huge amounts of government information," and of trying to "hack into everything that doesn't move in America." Clinton's language on China appeared to be far stronger than that usually used by President Barack Obama's Democratic administration. Speaking at a campaign event in New Hampshire, Clinton said she wanted to see China's peaceful rise. "But we also have to be fully vigilant, China's military is growing very quickly, they're establishing military installations that again threaten countries we have treaties with, like the Philippines because they are building on contested property," said Clinton, who was secretary of state from 2009 to 2013.
GLEN, N.H. (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton said Saturday that she remains hopeful the U.S. can reach a "strong verifiable deal" to curb Iran's nuclear weapons program by next week's deadline.
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NEW YORK, April 29 /PRNewswire/ -- May marks National Mental Health Month and to shed light on it, philanthropic-minded New Yorkers will raise money for Weston United's housing and support services for the mentally ill and physically disabled. As federal and state funding has been cut for day-to-day mental health services in the current economy, supporters will raise funds amidst live music, hors d'oeuvres, and a silent auction in a social setting amongst those with this common goal on May 19th, 2009.
Founded in 1985 by Rev. M. Moran Weston, PhD, and distinguished leaders of Harlem Hospital and St. Philips Episcopal Church, the Harlem-based not-for-profit provides services to over 1000 individuals in New York City, and combats homelessness through 24-hour housing services in four apartment buildings and rented apartments in Harlem, Washington Heights, and the Bronx, along with employment programs and professional services for treatment for the mental and physically disabled.
Weston United board members Susan Towers and Jennifer Walden, MD, are hosting the event along with visionary CEO Jean Newburg and active board members Max Nuti, Jeffrey Brooker, Robert Jackson, Carmen McCulloch, Lilliana Diaz-Pedrosa, Greg Weston, and Robert Wynn.
Board member and co-host Dr. Jennifer Walden, known largely in her role as a Manhattan plastic surgeon and regular guest on Fox News Channel's weekday mornings on the America's Newsroom Health Desk, is an ardent supporter of housing New York's most disenfranchised.
States Walden, "Being stripped of housing and material things is one side of the spectrum, but being stripped of one's integrity is another. I am proud to be a part of Weston United, because this non-profit not only provides housing, counseling, medical care, and employment, but it helps individuals regain their sen
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"Teaching is one of the most important career paths imaginable in our society, and yet it is, perhaps, one of the most discouraging due to hassles and lack of recognition. Morning Meetings with Jesus: 180 Devotions for Teachers provides an enormous amount of encouragement and guidance, not only for teachers but for everyone who has a life full of daily challenges. I think the readers will look to each days "morning meeting" with anticipation and hope." Benjamin S. Carson Sr., M.D., Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery, Professor of Neurological Surgery, Oncology, Plastic Surgery, and Pediatrics
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we live in a society now that allows you to accomplish anything you could ever want or do, as long as you don't impress on other peoples personal growth and freedoms.
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This thread really saddens me. Come on, people! Life is a gift. Even when it doesn't meet your expectations, it's still precious -- exactly as it is. Think of all the people who are out there right now, lying in hospital beds or confined in prisons, wishing they could do the simple daily things that many of us take for granted. By dwelling on the future or the past too much, you can miss the present moment, which is really all you have. Go watch a sunset. Play with a dog. Do something nice for an elderly person. Or just put the lime in the coconut. But please don't take Life for granted.


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Directions are available for GPS enabled iPhone owners, and if you are using the app to plan a future trip, it can be used to track down the cheapest flights. With easy links to restaurant and hostel booking, you can plan and control your entire trip from the app
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Tarell Brown has a phone call with Merton Hanks this afternoon. The 49ers cornerback was fined $5,250 for wearing a red undershirt when, according to team/league rules, he was supposed to wear white. Apparently Brown didn't learn from Kenny Britt's incident, and he thought it would be a good idea to post his fine notice on Instagram. This isn't jut a fine notice either. It has all the official NFL log-in information in plain sight!
That's right. If you look closely you can see the official log-in information from the NFL including the fine and pin numbers. Once you log in you can see the details of the fine…who Brown is supposed to call, when he is supposed to call, and the phone number he is to use. Here is what you see:
If you want to log-in and check it out for yourself, go for it. Not sure why the NFL hasn't changed the pin number yet, but as of 10:45 this morning you can still get on.
One on hand, fining a guy $5,250 for wearing the wrong color shirt seems insane. Then when he goes and pulls a dumbass move like this, all sympathy is thrown out the window. Can't imagine Roger Goodell is going to be happy when he catches drift of this. Oh, and Tarell, clip your fingernails bro.
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Life is rarely simple at Tottenham and the club's attempt to sign Toby Alderweireld from Atletico Madrid has taken a twist amid reports the Spanish club have failed to buy out a clause in his loan deal with Southampton.
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Tip: 7:00PM Court: Quicken Loans Arena Watch it: CSNNE Hear it: WEEI Referees: Tom Washington, Courtney Kirkland and Kevin Scott Spread: Bos -4.5 Boston Celtics Tickets The Matchup Record: 20-20 Record: 10-32 On road: 7-12 At home: 4-12 Streak: Lost 3 Streak: Lost 1 Leaders Leaders Buckets: Pierce (19.0 ppg) Buckets: Kyrie Irving (23.1 ppg) Boards: Garnett (7.0 rpg) Boards: Tristan Thompson (9.3 rpg) Dimes: Rondo (11.1 apg) Dimes: Irving (5.7 apg) For the Stat Geeks: For the Stat Geeks: Offensive Rating: 102.2 (26th NBA) Offensive Rating: 103.0 (22nd NBA) Defensive Rating: 103.4 (8th NBA) Defensive Rating: 109.0 (28th NBA) Pace: 91.2 (21st NBA) Pace: 91.8 (11th NBA) Last time The Celtics beat the Cavaliers, 103-91, last month. This was the game Doc Rivers dusted off Jason Collins, inserted him into the starting line-up and praised him for the 1 point, 2 rebounds effort. This time Get it to: Anyone Whether you use new metrics (0.961 ppp...
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I know how to install a LUKS/LVM Ubuntu system using the alternative CD. Is it possible to do this with an already installed normal system? Meaning that I have an unecrypted system now and don't want to do a reinstall for LUKS/LVM.
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It's been so long since the last home consoles came out that I can't say if this is unusual, but it strikes me that we really don't know that much about the Wii U considering it's supposed to come out in about 3 months. The stuff they showed at E3 felt limited, and there's still big features like the online functionality that they've been pretty mum about.
I guess it would be in their interest to hold out for a big press event in September or so to reignite people's interest and show off launch titles, so maybe that's it. I know Nintendo knows what they're doing, and the expected launch titles (Pikmin 3, NSMB, P-100, Nintendo Land, Wii Fit, Rayman Legends, etc.) seem pretty solid, but this thing just doesn't feel like it's a few months away. Maybe the issue is that I'm not interested in buying one at launch (I've got way too many games to play as it is), so I'm not seeking out information.
Anyone else find the silence kind of odd?


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Duck and cover, offensive guru Charlie Weis. Nick Saban's knowledge bombs are coming at you, and turns out he knows a little somethin' somethin' about offense, too. The offensive line in particular. How do you think his defense is so effective?
"It's too simple… If we can block the right guys, it will work out right. Just like my wife said, 'Why did you run that play instead of a different one?' She says that if that play doesn't work, we should run another play. Well how about we just run that play right? Because when we run it right, we made 50 yards…" – Nick Saban
Sportswriters love to give the quarterback credit for amazing passes or applaud the running backs for explosive runs, but then overlook all the blocks that gave time to complete the pass or took out the linebacker that had a bead on the runner.
Successful offense starts with winning the battle in the trenches. And it can be a true battle of the bulge … with extremely large, physical players on the line. O-linemen must also bring a high level of intelligence to bear by knowing not only their own assignments and the assignments of the players lined up around them, but also anticipating the movement of the defense before the ball is snapped. The big guys up front must also practice deception and not tip off whether it's a run or pass before the play (by stance, helmet reads or various other means).
When the building blocks are in place, the mission is straightforward: attack the living daylights out of your aiming point and protect your gap at all costs. It's skirmish after skirmish in a bigger war, each one judged a win or loss by the location of the ball when the whistle blows.
The Crimson Tide O-line has had its ups and downs in the first four games, with only one SEC game under its ammunition belt. The line has managed to engineer enough explosiveness to be 1st in the SEC for long rushing plays over 20 yards to +70 yards and give quarterback A.J. McCarron enough time in the pocket to earn 3rd in SEC completion percentage. However, Bama is only 4th best in the SEC for touchdowns while being 2nd in field goals. Obviously red zone conversion must improve.
"We stopped ourselves in the red zone by not executing what we were supposed to do… It's not a systematic problem. [It's] a lack of execution problem…" – Nick Saban
How can the offensive line improve red zone conversions? Run blocking has been effective for the most part, with all but four of the Tide's touchdowns earned on rushing plays. The rushing average leads the SEC and ranks 5th nationally. The line is working now on avoiding negative plays.
Pass blocking, however, must improve quickly. Even though Bama ranks in the top half of the SEC for pass attempts and yards per game, it ranks in the bottom half for yards per attempt and touchdowns. In other words, it's not exhibiting the same explosiveness in its passing game as its running game. And since Saban firmly believes in a balanced offense, the Tide won't resort to a run heavy attack unless it has no other choice.
Expect the offensive line to make the necessary adjustments in pass protection, including executing fundamental technique and repositioning personnel as needed. Florida will face a physical, refortified battle at the line of scrimmage, and red zone conversion for the Tide should find its stride.
To the victors go the scores.
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