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HeinOnline and Law Review Citation Patterns
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The authors tested the proposition that the ubiquity of HeinOnline in law libraries would alter law review citation patterns. Has HeinOnline's provision of the full runs of law reviews in full text led to more citations to older materials? This article reports the results of the study they undertook to test this theory.
Karen L. Wallace is a professor of librarianship and Circulation/Reference Library in the Opperman Law Library at Drake University. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com
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The new law establishes a $200 million tax credit incentive program that emphasizes growth of New Jersey-based companies through capital investment, creation of new jobs and retention of existing jobs.
To be eligible for program tax credits, the law requires a business to make capital investments of at least $20,000,000 at a qualified business facility at which it will employ at least 100 full-time employees in retained full-time jobs, or create at least 100 new full-time jobs in an industry deemed desirable by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority.
Eligibility for program tax credits are based upon a determination by the EDA that the capital investment will yield a net positive benefit to the state and that the award of tax credits is a material factor in the business decision to create or retain the minimum number of full-time jobs.
The program's cost falls under the $1.5 billion cap established under the Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit program. The law allows the initial $200 million program allocation to be increased by the board of the EDA if the board determines the credits to be reasonable, justifiable, and appropriate.
The new law requires that all applications for eligibility under the program shall be made to the EDA by July 1, 2014.
"Through the creation of GrowNJ, we are ensuring that critical economic development projects are moving forward and that businesses are staying, growing and creating jobs for New Jerseyans," Gov. Chris Christie said. "Expanding the reach of these job-creating incentives will put people to work now in construction jobs and create long-term, permanent jobs for our families. This bipartisan bill puts into action an initiative of my Administration that recognizes and builds on the success of the Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit, while increasing the competitiveness of New Jersey as a business-friendly environment for job growth."
"The private sector is becoming more and more aware that New Jersey's government wants to help them grow their business instead of impeding it," Assemblyman Gary R. Chiusano (R-Sussex), a co-sponsor of the bill, said. "Policies such as reducing payroll taxes and establishing the Red Tape Review Commission are some examples of why New Jersey's economy is showing positive results."
"Our state possesses an excellent infrastructure, including an abundance of skilled workers, an excellent transportation system and sites that are prime locations for investment. Job creation needs to occur in the private sector and 'Grow NJ' is a program that will help us capitalize on achieving this objective," Assemblywoman Alison Littell McHose (R-Sussex), a co-sponsor, added.
Besides Chiusano and McHouse, the bill was co-sponsored by Senators Joseph Kyrillos (R-Monmouth) and Raymond Lesniak (D-Union); and Assembly members Anthony Bucco (R-Morris), Herb Conaway (D-Burlington), Albert Coutinho (D-Essex), and Ruben Ramos (D-Hudson).


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This workshop will provide an overview of the clinical issues relevant to children and adolescents with gender presentations and/or sexual orientations that vary from the norm. A developmental perspective will be emphasized as clinical presentations and therapeutic needs typically evolve with maturation. The relevant evidence for the treatment of gender dysphoria in children and adolescents will be summarized, as well clinical issues related to comorbid developmental issues (i.e., autism spectrum disorders, AD/HD). The rationale for family centered interventions will be explained in detail and clinical examples will be given.
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Funky Monkey (2004)
Starring: Matthew Modine Jeffrey Tambor Roma Downey Seth Adkins
He's the best super-Ninja secret agent football star monkey hero around.
|A CIA agent (Matthew Modine) and Clemens, a super intelligent chimp trained in martial arts, break out of a secret testing lab which turns primates into soldiers. With evil henchmen on their trail they go into hiding in the house of a local boy and his mother. Clemens is captured and the new friends team up to attempt a daring rescue. With hilarious animal antics and exciting action, Funky Monkey is fun the whole family can enjoy.
Editor's NoteThis amusing, darkly comic tale follows CIA agent Jack McCall (Matthew Modine) and a chimpanzee that he attempts to liberate from a testing lab. Named Clemens, the chimp has been trained in martial arts combat, as part of a program designed to turn the creatures into fearsome fighting machines. Naturally this leads to plenty of slapstick moments between Modine and the chimp, especially when they seek refuge in the home of a boy and his mother as the owners of the lab hotfoot it after the escaped primate. A hugely enjoyable family film, FUNKY MONKEY is a loveable romp packed full of simian charm.
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Oct 13, 2008, Vol. 14, No. 05 • By JOSEPH EPSTEIN
We know what the artist is getting out of the relationship: First and foremost, funds to begin, carry on, or complete his work. Not uncommonly, taking the funds comes with strings--even ropes, on occasion handcuffs--attached. My friend Samuel Lipman, who grew up as a piano prodigy in San Francisco, had as his patroness the daughter of the woman who was the patroness of Yehudi Menuhin. For her monthly stipend, which Sam's parents used for his piano instruction and out-of-classroom tutoring, she put him through his paces, having him over regularly to play for the amusement of her friends and never hesitating, in brusque fashion, to correct his table manners.
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Neither is she much aware of the ironies with which her subject is so heavily laden. A few years ago Mrs. Ruth Lilly, of the Lilly pharmaceutical family, died and left a bequest to Poetry magazine of more than $100 million, a fact Professor Garber mentions without further comment. Yet this testamentary piece of wildly extravagant patronage could well end in setting the traditionally modest and historically significant Chicago journal well off course. Poetry and the Poetry Foundation, I think it fair to say, don't know what to do with so much money--an actual embarrassment of riches. I have myself received mailings--sent, I gather, to a great many people--surveying me on how best it might be spent.
Everyone is stumped, and with good reason. The undirty little secret here is that it will take more than enormous infusions of money to make even quite well-educated and bookish people care about contemporary poetry, for the only people who do currently care are those who write or teach it. What is needed are great poets, and nobody knows how to make them; mountains of cash, fairly safe to say, won't do the job.
Upon emerging from the old Museum Theatre in Boston after a ballet, Ralph Waldo Emerson is supposed to have said to Margaret Fuller, "This is art!" Miss Fuller is said rapturously to have replied, "Ah, Mr. Emerson, this is religion!" And so art is, for many people, religion by other means.
Professor Garber appears to be one of the parishioners of the good Church of Our Lady of Art. For her art is a purely approbative word, and not merely a noun that permits many adjectives to reside beside it, among them: trivial, highly politicized, wretched, dreary, and simply crappy. Nor does she seem keenly aware that all these latter kinds of art appear to be in exceedingly great supply just now, with almost no demand for any of them, even though such art wins prizes and its creators are solemnly wreathed in honors and weighted down with gold.
Not only contemporary poetry but most contemporary serious music has failed to find an appreciable--let alone appreciating--audience. Much new visual art has attracted market attention, some of it selling for prices that can only puzzle those of us who fail to see anything in it other than the comic contradictions that arise when culture meets capitalism.
When other explanations are wanting, one can't go wrong blaming America. Professor Garber points out that the Dutch, the French, and the Germans, among other European countries, spent greater sums per capita on state-sponsored patronage of the arts than does the United States. But then, traditions of art patronage in American life had, until the Depression, been thought mainly a private matter; the guardianship of high culture--masterpiece paintings and sculpture, orchestral music, ambitious architecture--was assumed to be among the responsibilities of the rich. This was, let it be said, a responsibility that, in the years between the 1870s and 1890s, the American rich did not eschew, building and stocking the country's great art and scientific museums and symphonic halls, and starting many of its important universities.
Only with the Depression, which brought into being the Works Progress Administration, whose function was to invent work for artists--allowing painters to do murals in public buildings, writers to indite state guide books--did the United States government get into the arts in a major way. The WPA ended with World War II. In 1965, with the advent, by act of Congress, of the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities, the relationship between artists, the arts, and the government became complicated.


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Tomorrow Daily 028: Treating addiction with VR, Qi wireless charging evolves, and more
On today's show, we discuss treating addiction with virtual reality, how Qi wireless charging might evolve, and an artist's large installation that changes the color of a hospital's parking garage wall.
We're pretty excited about the potential future of Qi wireless charging; unfortunately, we have to hope all the different standards come together and go universal at some point if we want something everyone can use.
The research facility treating addicts with virtual reality is pretty great, too. Will virtual reality be a major part of our lives in 5-10 years? We think so.
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Former "24" co-star James Badge Dale, Val Lauren and Joe Mazzello will play the three Marines at the center of the 10-hour saga, according to
The miniseries, based in part on books by WWII veterans Eugene Sledge and Robert Leckie, is a companion piece for HBO's "Band of Brothers," which centered on the European theater from D-Day until the end of the war. "Band of Brothers" executive producers
Dale will play Leckie in the project, with Mazzello taking the role of Sledge and Lauren playing fellow Marine John Basilone. The miniseries will follow their stories from the first engagement with Japanese forces at Guadalcanal through the intense fighting at places like Iwo Jima and Okinawa and their return home after V-J Day in 1945.
Dale is probably best known as CTU agent Chase Edmunds from the third season of "24." He's also done guest spots on "The Black Donnellys" and "Rescue Me" and earlier this year starred in the NBC pilot "Fort Pit."
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By Matthew Chapman, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Tuesday, 02 April 2013 11:04AM
The operator has partnered with Specific Media to use its Mobile in the Home product, which can isolate all the mobile and tablet devices in a household and serve them with ads.
Mobile in the Home monitors online behavioural activity attached to a home, using cookie history to improve the targeting of ads, which allows Vodafone to identify whether a specific mobile user has been browsing for a new phone or mobile contract.
Vodafone is using the service to deliver ads that drive users to its ecommerce site with one banner ad offering unlimited calls, texts and 1GB of data for £20.50 a month.
A Vodafone spokesman said: "Mobile devices have become a primary tool for internet usage in the home, from browsing to shopping [and] we are keen to capitalise on this through targeted, in-home advertising.
"Using Mobile in the Home we can reach users in a relaxed mindset, when they are more likely to engage with advertising."
Specific Media claims Mobile in the Home can reach around 90% of UK households after it profiled 18.9 million out of 22 million Wi-Fi-connected households, to identify mobile devices used in each household and allow advertisers to target those devices.
The Mobile in the Home product is audited every six months to ensure Specific Media handles the data collection correctly.
Experian is also providing its postcode data to help Mobile in the Home identify the likely income and lifestyle of a particular household.
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Martins are in steep decline now, but once their mud-cup nests, slung under eaves, were a familiar sight across Britain.
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The so-called new nature writing has become a publishing phenomenon, but how much do its authors truly care about our wild places?
Banff National Park is home to many remarkable creatures but most evenings the talk around the bar and the dinner table usually returns to bears.
BBC Radio 4 and the Natural History Museum join forces in a weekly series called Natural Histories to tell the story of 25 species that changed the world.
A new study into baboon behaviour teaches us quite a lot about ourselves.
From the glorious July that I once spent deep in the Arctic Circle to the treacherous climate of central California.
For a few days every year in the Fal Estuary, primoses flower underwater. But that's not the only spectacular sight in the South West.
While the landscapes of Thoreau and Watkins have been preserved by their art, John Burnside finds the wilderness that once covered America neutralised.
In the bleak midwinter, there are few walks more energising.
"Dave the Weather" may seem comical - but many take his predictions seriously.
It is strange that the full terror of the volcano has rarely been harnessed for narrative purposes – most films about eruptions end up as camp disaster flicks.
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Staring into this powerful bird's beady eye – its extraordinary face more African mask than that of a bird – I felt connected for a moment to something old and original.
The forest was where a traveller could become lost for ever and lose his rational bearings, as in the Arthurian tale of the Forest of Beguilement, a place, as Spenser puts it, full of "wayes unknowne".
The aim of the voyage, and the play inspired by it, is to make "the unseen seen" and enhance understanding of what the chemicals we put into the sea and our own bodies are actually doing.
Dreadnoughtus schrani, which walked the earth 77 million years ago, is the largest land animal ever known – dwarfing such monsters as Diplodocus and Tyrranosaurus Rex.
Attributing emotions to birds is not a flight of fancy. Emotions are a feature of evolution: they arose to help creatures navigate the world safely and with maximum reward.
After a rather shaky start, the old Tempelhof Airport has come to be considered one of Berlin's greatest success stories; it is certainly an inspiring example of direct democracy in action.
According to new research, city-dwelling spiders are larger and more fertile than their rural-dwelling relatives.
Rewilding means the mass restoration of damaged ecosystems. It involves letting trees return and allowing parts of the seabed to recover. Above all, it means bringing back missing species.
Britain's avian population is the most watched in the world – but new studies show nature in retreat.
Breeding pandas in captivity is notoriously difficult. A scientist who worked on getting Tian Tian, a panda at Edinburgh Zoo, pregnant explains how you go about it.
Ah – the internet. One minute in which to arm myself with an encyclopaedic knowledge about frogs.
People have been wondering what stuff is made of since the beginning of time. Antelopes, by contrast, haven't, writes John Lloyd.
Fossilised guides to what the earth was like millions of years ago are rare, and understanding water tracks can make a difference.
Given we had bought the house from friends, I consigned the pampas "fact" to a small compartment at the back of my mind…
Beavers are the new badgers as the government's decision to trap England's wild beavers causes outrage among wildlife lovers.
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Last Saturday, on the 19th of April 2014 I visited the London Coliseum to see a Russian Modern Ballet from St. Petersburg, "Anna Karenina", created by Boris Eifman.
The hosting theatre – the London Coliseum, is full of that charming Art Nouveau atmosphere making much smoother this Time Passage from the Present to the 19th century tragic Russian story, created by Leo Tolstoy.
The ballet is based on the famous novel, "Anna Karenina", and predominately concentrates on the love triangle between Anna, her conservative husband Karenin and the dashing Vronsky. It opens up in a burst of psychological energy making an indelible impression upon its viewers.
Every twisted and extremely expressive movement of Anna Karenina's body leads the viewer from the peak of her love passion to the gradual degradation of her inner world, crushed by the same passion. Lovers' souls and bodies are entwined in incredible harmony. The building up of their passion is expressed through the light and colors. Black, golden-grey and creamy white colors dominate the ballet's pallet helping to communicatethe emotional mood of heroes together with the dark and the light sides of Anna's soul.
Two beds: Anna's marital couch and her lover's "retreat" act as "supportive actors", witnessing the development of the tragedy.
Anna and her husband's acting is saturated with poses of rejection, prayers, grief, sorrows and anger. At the same time Anna and Vronsky's bodies are entwined like branches of trees in complicated and amazingly smooth transformational poses. Lovers are in white, reminiscent of love doves. Anna's silky night dress makes the gravity disappear under the ballerina's feet, leaving her entirely in the power of her lover, whilst her black, mourning outfit pulls her to this "sinful" earth. Every gesture, turn or movement of the dancers is full of meaning. Their suppleness and flexibility are tested to the limit of a human body's capability.
Condemning society, Anna's husband, together with the male group of dancers, smeared in fuel oil and dirt represent the churning and rattling wheels of trains, , even her little son, all are dressed in black, mourning Anna's destroyed inner world, anticipating her madness and sacrifice.
All this highly charged emotional performance is well accentuated by the minimum use of light, mostly spotlights combined with the ever moving music of Tchaikovsky.
This classical drama goes so well with the innovative, creative and very talented modern choreography of Eifman. It slowly reveals itself against the background of the romantic surroundings and the luxurious vintage interior of the London Coliseum, leaving the audience with an absolutely unforgettable experience. By Nadine Platt


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As companies like Walmart, Amazon and Sears were moving to discontinue sales of products tied to the Confederate battle flag, sales of them were soaring.
June 24, 2015, Wednesday
EBay and PayPal Revise Their User Agreements, and Hit a Nerve
New York law enforcement officials wrote the companies' general counsels this week that the new policy, allowing phone calls for polls or marketing, "raises issues" under consumer protection laws.
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1899-03-04 Frank Childs w rtd 6 (10) Bob Armstrong, Stag AC, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Referee: Johnny Murphy. Reduced from 15 rounds due to State law, Armstrong, much the taller of the pair, started well with the left jab before being staggered in the second round by a solid right to the jaw. Picking it up in the third Childs soon had Armstrong in trouble, dropping him with a right swing to the head. Both men gave it everything they had in the fourth and fifth sessions before Childs got right on top. In the sixth Armstrong was sent crashing into the ropes from a heavy right to the jaw, and when he rebounded off them another big right sent him staggering around the ring in a befuddled state, whereupon his corner threw up the sponge.


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Musica Sacra Announces MESSIAH Performances At Carnegie Hall
For over 45 years, Musica Sacra has delighted audiences with its annual performances of Handel's Messiah. On Tuesday, December 20, and Wednesday, December 21, both at 8 pm at Carnegie Hall, Musica Sacra performs Handel's masterpiece once again with music director Kent Tritle conducting the luminous Musica Sacra Chorus and Orchestra and vocal soloists Leslie Fagan, soprano, Sasha Cooke, mezzo-soprano, Kevin Deas, bass, and Cullen Gandy, tenor, in his Carnegie Hall debut.
Vivien Schweitzer of the New York Times called Musica Sacra's 2010 performances of Messiah "wholly satisfying… The orchestra performed beautifully throughout the evening, with transparent textures, a buoyant pulse and expressive phrasing…aptly matched by the fleet, cleanly enunciated and radiant singing of the chorus."
Musica Sacra's long tradition of presenting Messiah in New York began in the 1960s under the choir's founder and Music Director Richard Westenburg, and its annual concerts represent the longest-running performances of Messiah by a professional chorus in New York City's history.
For its two 2011 performances Musica Sacra is joined by four soloists:
? Soprano, Leslie Fagan, has performed under the batons of such noted conductors as Hans Graf, Sir David Willcocks, Jukke Pekk Saraste, Kent Tritle and Daniel Lipton, and at such halls as Royal Albert Hall, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Bordeaux Opera House, Roy Thomson Hall and Massey Hall. Of her Carnegie appearances in Spring 2011, Opera News acclaimed her Poulenc's Gloria (Oratorio Society of New York) as managed "with stunning precision and musicality" and, "one of the most memorable performances of the season" and of her Israel in Egypt (Musica Sacra) lauded: "Soprano Leslie Fagan sang effortlessly, with clear shimmering tone".
? Sasha Cooke, mezzo-soprano, returns this season to Carnegie Hall with Robert Spano and the Orchestra of St. Luke's in Bach's Magnificat; sings Debussy's Le Martyre de Saint Sébastien with Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony; and makes her Boston Symphony Orchestra debut under the baton of Ji?í B?lohlávek in John Harbison's Fifth Symphony. She also debuts with Leonard Slatkin and the Lyon Symphony in Mahler's Second, sings Beethoven's Ninth with the Houston and Kansas City symphonies, appears in recital with Marilyn Horne's "The Song Continues" at Zankel Hall, and sings Bernstein and Berlioz with the Colorado Springs Philharmonic. A former member of the Metropolitan Opera's Lindemann Young Artist Development Program, she was acclaimed for her portrayal of Kitty Oppenheimer in the Met's premiere of Doctor Atomic, which was also broadcast live in high definition to cinemas around the world.
? Cullen Gandy, tenor, is currently pursuing his master's degree, in voice, at the Juilliard School. This season at Juilliard he will be performing the role of Edoardo Milfort in Rossini's Il Cambiale di Matrimonio. During Juilliard's last season, Cullen performed the roles of Gherardo in Giacomo Puccini's Gianni Schicchi, as well as Soldato I in Claudio Monteverdi's L'incoronazione di Poppea (under the baton of Harry Bicket); while concurrently performing 'Liederabend' recitals of Hugo Wolf Selected Mörike Lieder and songs by Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka. On the opera stage, Cullen has performed such roles as: Don José in Bizet's Carmen (Peach State Opera), the title role in Bernstein's Candide, Tamino in Mozart's Die Zauberflöte, Steve in Previn's A Streetcar Named Desire, and Nathanael/Franz/Cochinille in Offenbach's Les Contes d'Hoffman (In conjunction with Georgia State University Opera Theater and The Harrower Opera Workshop).
? Kevin Deas, bass, marks this season with repeat visits to the National Philharmonic, return engagements with Boston Baroque, Musica Sacra, Oratorio Society of New York, and Princeton Pro Musica, as well as the Requiem by both Fauré and Mozart with the Vermont Symphony and a Dvo?ák program with the Buffalo Philharmonic and North Carolina Symphony. He is perhaps most acclaimed for his signature portrayal of the title role in Porgy and Bess, having sung it with such orchestras as the New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, National Symphony, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, San Francisco, Atlanta, Houston, Baltimore and Montreal symphonies, and at the Ravinia and Saratoga festivals.
Ticket prices range from $25-$128, and are available through Carnegie Hall online (www.carnegiehall.org), by phone (CarnegieCharge, 212-247-7800); or in person (Carnegie Hall Box Office, 57th Street & 7th Avenue).
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For information, visit Musica Sacra online (www.musicasacrany.com) or call (212) 330-7684.
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(AP) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher barely had time to sit down after No. 5 Florida State's 62-10 win over Charleston Southern before he was asked about next week's opponent, top-ranked Oklahoma.
Fisher already had his mind on the Sooners as well, but wanted a moment or so to savor Saturday's victory in a major scheduling mismatch.
"Did what we were supposed to do," Fisher said. "Didn't play perfect."
But the highly favored Seminoles hardly needed to be perfect. They took a 24-0 lead less than 5 minutes into the second quarter and dominated throughout.
Florida State (2-0) amassed 29 first downs and 647 yards offense while holding Charleston Southern to three first downs and 84 yards. The Seminoles had a 371-8 yardage advantage in the first half.
EJ Manuel threw for a career-best 329 yards and four touchdowns while Charleston Southern didn't complete its first pass and get a first down until the third quarter.
"We have to continue to get better," said Fisher, obviously pointing to next week's rematch with a team that he lost to 47-17 a year ago.
"Oklahoma is going to line up and be ready to play," Fisher said. "We know it's a different caliber football team."
The Sooners were off this weekend.
Charleston Southern (0-2) snapped a drought of 11 quarters without a touchdown when Teddy Allen flipped a 3-yard touchdown pass to Carson Leshin early in the third quarter.
Florida State's lopsided win Saturday allowed Fisher to give several of his prized freshmen significant playing time and a handful stood out.
Backup quarterback Clint Trickett tacked on an impressive relief appearance after taking over for Manuel midway through the third quarter.
Trickett completed 6 of 7 passes for 148 yards and two touchdowns and ran 4 yards for a third. Both TD throws were to freshman Rashad Greene on plays covering 29 and 69 yards. The two teamed up last week on their first collegiate play for a 28-yard touchdown.
The two quarterbacks found a dozen different receivers in the game with Smith and Keny Sha leading the way with five catches each and Greene collecting 98 yards on his two TD catches.
Greene also handled punt return chores in place of Greg Reid, who was suspended earlier in the week for an unspecified violation of team rules.
James Wilder Jr. led the Seminoles in rushing with 76 yards on 10 carries, four more than Florida State's other four tailbacks combined.
Manuel hit Bert Reed on two short TD passes while the Seminoles' defense limited Charleston Southern to 84 total yards.
Fullback Lonnie Pryor scored on a 14-yard pass from Manuel and Chris Thompson added a 2-yard touchdown run.
Manuel already had a career highs in passing at halftime with 299 yards and three touchdowns, but his interception early in the third quarter set up Charleston Southern's touchdown. Cornerback Charles James stepped in front of Florida State's Rodney Smith at the 42 for the interception and sped 39 yards to the Seminole 3 before being knocked out of bounds.
"One of my dreams was to catch an interception," said James, who is from Jacksonville and had wanted to play for Florida State. "The first reaction that came to my head was, 'Do I actually have the ball?'"
Andy Brown added a 22-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter for Charleston Southern's final points.
The outmanned visitors were simply unable to get much of anything else going.
"To compete, to battle, to toe-in and to brace and to move forward and not to give an inch," Charleston Southern coach Jay Mills said. "There are many ways to measure success. Certainly, the scoreboard, but there are other victories along the way that are going to parallel into life lessons."
After being shut out in the first half, quarterback Malcolm Dixon threw for 50 yards in the second half. The Buccaneers managed only 21 yards rushing.
It took the Seminoles just three plays to score on Manuel's 45-yard touchdown throw to 6-6 Rodney Smith.
On Florida State's next drive, Manuel hit Reed on an 8-yard TD throw to put the Seminoles up 14-0 less than seven minutes into the game. Reed's second scoring pass came on a 6-yard play that gave the Seminoles a 24-0 lead after Dustin Hopkins' first of two field goals.
Hopkins also kicked eight extra points to extend his streak to 98 straight without a miss. He now has four field goals and 24 points in the first two games of the season.
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Here's The Deal … Florida State has one more ho-hum audition before playing what might be its biggest game of the past decade. You'll have to forgive the Doak Campbell Stadium faithful if they spend more time discussing Oklahoma on Saturday evening than visiting Charleston Southern. A week after easily disposing of Louisiana-Monroe, 34-0, the Seminoles have a final scrimmage before the mighty Sooners travel to Tallahassee in a marquee game with all kinds of national implications.
Beyond the obvious desires to remain healthy and obvious a cataclysmic flop, the 'Noles would like to use Week 2 to dole out as many valuable reps to the backups as possible. A second-rate Big South squad, Charleston Southern is playing its second of three consecutive road games in the state of Florida. In an indication of the gap separating the Buccaneers and the FBS, they were rocked by UCF, 62-0, in Orlando Saturday evening.
Why Charleston Southern Might Win: In these types of sandwich games, there's always a risk of heavyweight, such as Florida State, looking beyond the Buccaneers and ahead to Oklahoma. Suffice it to say that it'll be tough to educe an "A" game from the Seminoles in this setting. Charleston Southern has building block players on both sides of the ball who are just itching to shine on a grander stage. QB Malcom Dixon took some lumps as a rookie in 2010, but is a year older and better prepared for success. The star of the defense is CB Charles James, a next-level pass defender capable of taking EJ Manuel's throws back the other way.
Why Florida State Might Win: Naturally, the talent gap between the Seminoles and the Buccaneers is immense, so the host team will be able to dictate the tempo of the game on both sides of the ball. If Charleston Southern keeps Florida State from a second straight shutout, it'll probably come from special teams or a fluke play. Sustained drives simply won't happen against a talented D flush with star power, such as DE Brandon Jenkins, LB Nigel Bradham and cornerbacks Greg Reid and Mike Harris. Once the 'Noles reach double-digits, the sack-happy defense will make sure that the outcome is no longer in doubt.
What To Watch Out For: Despite the opponent, this is a crucial game for Manuel, who was a little skittish in the pocket in Week 1. This is his last chance to get comfortable in an expanded role before the schedule affords him far less room for error. It's incumbent on the junior to store up some confidence, while getting on the same page with top receivers Rodney Smith and Bert Reed. It'll also help the quarterback if he gets a little more support from a ground game that quietly produced only 92 yards on 28 carries on Saturday.
What Will Happen: The Seminoles' biggest hurdle will be remaining focused on the task at hand, with next Saturday's visit from Oklahoma looming over campus like a storm cloud. The outcome will never be in doubt, making execution and avoiding injuries the two primary barometers of success. Florida State wants to be at full strength for Week 3, preferably with an offense that performs with a little more zip and crispness than it did in the whitewash of Louisiana-Monroe.
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"This Sunday, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops holds its annual Respect Life Sunday. On this occasion, we would like to encourage the US bishops to also respect the truth. A recent publication by the USCCB, a brochure entitled Contraception: The Fine Print, and recent polls on healthcare reform prove that the bishops' desire to promote their own views on reproductive health leads them to play fast and loose with the truth.
"The erroneous claims in the brochure are too many to name, however, a few of the more egregious errors are worth mentioning. Having failed to convince Catholics that using contraception is wrong (97 percent of sexually active Catholic women use a method of contraception banned by the hierarchy), the brochure uses the all-too-common tactic of fear-mongering to drive the bishops' message. It states that contraception contributes to unintended pregnancies and new cases of sexually transmitted infections, when scientific, peer-reviewed studies have found contraception to do quite the opposite. On HIV prevention alone, the Centers for Disease Control marks condom use as a cornerstone of prevention, noting that condom use--while not 100 percent effective--can go a long way to prevent the transmission of STIs.
"Instead of using contraception, the brochure suggests only natural family planning for married couples and abstinence for single people. While we believe that people who choose these options should be able to do so freely and that they can work for some, we also recognize that abstinence and NFP don't suit everybody. On top of that, NFP does not have nearly as good of a track record as the brochure claims. According to a study by the Guttmacher Institute, even those who use NFP perfectly experience a nine percent failure rate, 8.7 percent mor
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Most Early Intervention Specialists in the United States are women. The workforce as a whole earns a median of approximately $35K per year. The income range spans the entire spectrum between $25K and $60K per year. Geography and years of experience each impact pay for this group, with the former having the largest influence. While just under a third report receiving no health benefits, a fair number do receive medical coverage, and over one-half have dental, as well. For the most part, Early Intervention Specialists enjoy their work and report high levels of job satisfaction. This snapshot results from replies to PayScale's salary survey.
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Ozzie Guillen, as you may know, is in hot water over comments he made in a Time magazine story that were supportive of former Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. Pretty insensitive on Guillen's part, especially after you factor in the demographics of the city where he now makes his living. Guillen should have known better, but after all, he is Ozzie Guillen.
Guillen had the sense to apologize multiple times since the backlash started. He'll also be flying back to Miami to issue a public apology during the Marlins' day off Tuesday at Marlins Park, which, oh by the way, happens to be located in a neighborhood of Miami called Little Havana.
Citing the city's large Cuban-American population, some local politicians have called on the Marlins to remove Guillen. Miami-Dade County Commissioner Joe Martinez thinks that Guillen would already be out of a job if he made these remarks before the Marlins moved into their swanky new home and were still trying to raise funding and support for it.
"If they didn't have the Marlins stadium, and they were trying to negotiate to get it and this thing blew up, Ozzie Guillen would be gone," Martinez said on ESPN 760′s "JMP and Pugh." "The fact that they already have their stadium and the tax payer paid for it and many by people here, and it's tax payer funded and they already have it and you can't take it back, I think their reaction would be a lot more measured than were they not to have it, and they were still asking for us to give them all those millions of dollars."
Guillen is apparently truly sorry for what he did, or so he says. By personally flying back to Florida in the middle of a road trip for his public apology is his way of showing he's sincerely remorseful. Yes, Castro is an atrocious human being, but Guillen in the aftermath of his remarks has done enough to save his job. But, if anything, the guy who prides himself on having a lose connection between his brain and mouth now has to be skating on thin ice with the Marlins executives.
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PGP Desktop, E-mail Error, Cannot proxy process 2868 due to insufficient privileges.
This error does not allow the PGP E-mail Proxy to decrypt incoming e-mails when User Account Control is on at any level. So far the only way I've found to work around this error is to turn off Windows 7 User Account Control, which leaves me a bit uncomfortable. FYI, the number in the error message (2868 in the example noted in the subject line) changes on each logged attempt that fails.
The system is running PGP Desktop 10.1.2 Build 9, Windows 7 Professional SP1,and I have taken all Windows Updates through today (July 29, 2012.) The computer is a Lenovo W530 laptop. I am logged in on an Administrator account.
Is there another way to work around this error aside from totally turning off User Account Control?
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Please see this Knowledge Base Article.
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First of all, though I've been doing computer stuff for 40 years or so, believe it or not I'm new to using a forum for troubleshooting (this is the first time) so please excuse the redundancy of my entries.
I've followed the advice of the Knowledge Base Article with no resolution. I've downloaded and installed PGP 10.2 MP5 with UAC off, then turned UAC back on and still have the problem. Any other advice? Since my settings (license number, other settings) remained after uninstall and reinstall, maybe some setting that is causing the problem stuck too? Do I need to clear something in the registry or elsewhere?
Interestingly, this problem is not occurring on another workstation that I use from time to time, a Dell desktop running Windows 7 SP1 Home Premium edition, but running Avast Internet Security 7 just like my Lenovo laptop. UAC is on and decryption by the proxy works fine. Can you suggest anything I can look at on the Dell system that may give a clue?
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The KBA contains the only resolution for this that I know to have worked. There is not much I can suggest, but would recommend that you go to the PGP Desktop shortcut in the Start menu, and make sure that on the Compatibility tab of PGP Desktop Properties, that you have enabled the option of Run This Program As An Administrator. A reinstall might help if you disable Avast for the installation, and if you rename your PGP preference file between the uninstall and the new installation. This will also require you to re-license your installation: C:\Users\USER\AppData\Roaming\PGP Corporation\PGP\PGPprefs.xml
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Here's what I did, with UAC off:
Uninstall PGP, re-boot, uninstall Avast
Then rename the PGPprefs.xml as you suggested.
Reinstall PGP, re-boot, set "Run as Administrator" for all users in Start Menu shortcut
Reinstall Avast, re-boot
Turn on UAC, decryption by the proxy still doesn't work.
Tuen off UAC, decryption by the proxy works fine.
Of note is that PGP Desktop still knew about all my e-mail accounts right after reinstallation and before I started the e-mail program even though I renamed the xml as you suggested. Perhaps there is another "preferences" file somewhere that deals specifically with the e-mail proxy that I should rename also. Maybe the problem is sticking around because the e-mail account settings for decryption persisted through the uninstallation and reinstallation. Any ideas?
It doesn't seem like your PGP messaging policies would be the problem, but you may want to try renaming PGPpolicy.xml
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I can't offer anything more on this. It seems like if someone else here could help that they would have by now.
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The PGP Installer (for some reason) doesnt alert you that you need to disable UAC when you install, it does not load the service.
Re-install PGP with UAC disabled, when install is completed you can re-enable UAC
Please mark posts as solutions if they solve your problem!
I tried the procedure recommended in the Knowledge Base Article twice. Each time, after re-installing with UAC off, then turning UAC back on, then downloading e-mail, the downloaded e-mails would not decrypt and there is an entry for the same error message for each attempt.
If it makes any difference, the e-mail program (Eudora 5.2) is running on the C drive, but the mailbox data is on a PGP disk volume. Also I'm running Avast Internet Security 7.
Any other ideas? For now I'm back to running the computer with UAC off, which isn't the way I'd like to work, but i'll have to do it if there is no other solution. Is there an update to PGP Desktop that solves the issue in a better way?
I just installed the update with UAC off, restarted, turned UAC on, restarted, downloaded e-mail which did not decrypt, and the error message appeared in the log. I then turned UAC off and the proxy decryption works fine.
Is there any other fix so proxy decryption will work with UAC on?
Is it possible that some registry entries need to be cleaned out after uninstalling per the Knowledge Base Article referred to by Tom Mc? After uninstalling and reinstalling, all my original settings and license key, etc., remained, so I'm wondering if the offending "setting" remained as well.


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