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Five to six days a week every week theres military working dogs training on post. They find planted drugs and bombs, run through obedience and obstacle courses, attack on command and patrol the installation.
We constantly have dogs on (shift) throughout the week, working day shift, night shift, all over, said Staff Sgt. James Tolley, plans and training NCO for the 209th Military Police Detachments military working dogs kennel. So when you come onto the post and it says, Caution patrolled by military working dogs, there are military working dogs here.
Handlers complete and document four hours of detection work and four hours of patrol work every week for each dog to keep up their proficiency levels: 95 percent for explosives, 90 percent for narcotics, Tolley said.
If were not maintaining that proficiency level or maintaining our four hours per week, if it came to a criminal case, our dogs proficiency could be questioned, and the case could get thrown out, he said. The reason its a little more strict with the explosives dogs is because its a little more serious dealing with explosives than it is narcotics.
Each dog specializes in detecting either narcotics or explosives, but all of them are trained for patrols where tasks range from scouting out a hidden enemy to subduing an assailant.
Training can include detecting planted narcotics or explosives, obeying voice and hand commands, attacking someone with a bite sleeve or suit on and gunfire training, which desensitizes the dog to the sound of shots being fired.
Its like a game for the dog, said Tolley, noting the connection between the search and a successful outcome that culminates in praise, petting and a toy for the dog. That keeps it positive. Youre rewarding the dog for the good behavior and that reinforces it.
With all this in-depth training, the animals are a valuable resource for the Army at home on Fort Benning and deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan, he said.
The dog can run even faster than a human to apprehend somebody, he said. You can use the dogs sense of smell to find a subject in a wood line, along with his detection capabilities for narcotics or explosives. Its definitely a force multiplier.
The Fort Benning kennel includes more than a dozen dogs, with one handler assigned to each dog.
Working with the same dog allows the handler to understand its habits and attitudes. When somethings not right, the handler will know, said Sgt. Philip Hernandez, who works with a Belgian Malinois named Bbailey. The two Bs in her name signify that she was bred at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, where all dogs and handlers receive their training.
Working dog responsibilities vary widely depending on the location.
People tend to use us more for detection here on the base, Hernandez said. Its not often you get people breaking into buildings or fleeing. Most of the time its the health and welfare or they have a VIP and they want an area swept to make sure there are no explosives.
The handlers deploy in one-man teams with their dogs and are attached to a unit based on mission needs.
They ask and we support, Hernandez said. They do deploy narcotics dogs. We have one deployed right now in Iraq. But most of the time, (they want) explosives dogs. They save lives every day downrange, whether theyre finding weapons caches, IEDs, tracking down people. Somebody tries to run, you send the dog after him. You dont have to worry about getting shot in the back or anything; your dog is focused on him and you can be focused on everything else.
The kennel is inspected yearly for training, garrison support, quality facilities and other aspects affecting operations. Last year, the kennel achieved the excellence level on the inspection.
All of our dogs maintain the proficiency level, and as far as kennel operations, were one of the top kennels within TRADOC, Tolley said.

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COLLABORATIVE SPACES AS LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS How Schools of Architecture may find their Way into the Virtual World JOCHEN HOOG, CHRISTOPH FALKNER, PHILIPP SEIFRIED Institute of Architecture and Design, Vienna University of Technology firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com Abstract:3D virtual environments provided by current information and communication technologies offer new opportunities for architecture, potentially opening a completely new domain for architectural practice. Within this paper we describe scenarios for the use of 3D virtual environments at schools of architecture based on experiences from an EC-funded research project for the establishment of 3D - virtual campus for VIPA (Virtual campus for virtual space design Provided for European Architects). The campus was conceived as an extension of the existing learning management system used at TU-Vienna, Moodle. Within VIPA three virtual environments were tested as collaborative labs, for teaching architecture, and as digital environmental design tools: Open Croquet, Blender and Second Life. 1. Introduction The performance and user acceptance of the state of the art technology for three-dimensional virtual environments, like multi-user virtual environments (MUVEs) or massive multiplayer online role playing games (MMORPGs) is increasing. Within this paper we are going to describe how schools of architecture may find their way to use these new technologies as 3D learning environments (e.g.: to use the synergy effects), as well as a potentially new domain for architectural design practice. The main focus thereby lies on the experiences made within an EC-funded research project VIPA. The project started using Open Croquet, changed to Blender as a stand alone application and ended up using Second Life. From the mid-nineties until now there is a multiplicity of MUVEs in the range between massive multiplayer online role playing games (MMORPGs) with an emphasis on a game-like story background like World of Warcraft 358 J. HOOG, C. FALKNER AND P. SEIFRIED (1994), Ultima Online (1997), EverQuest (1999) or The Sims Online (2002), and multiplayer online platforms which have an emphasis on social interaction, communication and collaboration like Open Croquet Project (1994), AlphaWorld (1995), WorldsChat Environment (1995), The Palace (1996), There (1998), or Second Life (2003). MUVEs like There (www.there.com), Kaneva (http://www.kaneva.com/), Active Worlds (www.activeworlds.com), IMVU (http://www.imvu.com/) or Second Life (http://secondlife.com/) are a constantly growing domain, mostly developed by the computer game industry over the last twenty years. Three steps of spatialization of the Internet are distinguishable: firstly the MUD games, secondly the introduction of the internet protocol VRML (Virtual reality Modelling Language), and thirdly the success of 3D computer games, MMORPGs, and MUVEs. (cp. Kim 2007) "The defining element in computer games is spatiality. Computer games are essentially concerned with spatial representation and negotiation" (Aarseth 2001) Balkin wrote about the upcoming 'Internet with Avatars' "a richly rendered general purpose platform" (Balkin 2006:183) and Damer emphasized already 1995: "the Internet took a step into the third dimension with the introduction of the VRML as a commercial standard." (Damer 1996). 2. VIPA - VIrtual campus for virtual space design Provided for European Architects The objective of the last two years was the development of a virtual campus containing an e-learning and research platform for architecture universities. For the learning management aspects a Moodle software environment was installed. It supports many of the course management and administration features needed, as well as standard courseware, assessment functionality, communication tools and a resource repository. The idea of a collaborative and immersive lab was the additional focus of the project. Within the VIPA project, we experimented with the following solutions. 2.1 IMMERSIVE FULL-SERVICE ENVIRONMENT (OPEN CROQUET) Croquet is a collaborative, multi-user online application, thereby enhancing the sensation of collaborative learning by transmitting the well known computer lab situation, several users sharing a computer and thereby augmenting the learning experience, into virtual space (Lombardi, 2005). The possibility for several users to manipulate the code for the threedimensional environment in a collaborative manner is especially compelling. The Software is built upon Squeak, an implementation of Smalltalk, an 3rd Int'l ASCAAD Conference on Em'body'ing Virtual Architecture [ASCAAD-07, Alexandria, Egypt] COLLABORATIVE SPACES AS LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS 359 object-orientated programming language well suited for beginners. Indeed, Croquet, as well as Squeak, is primarily targeted at the educational sector. And finally, Croquets distribution is based on an open source licence. For the first run of the VIPA courses two applications were developed in smalltalk and embedded in the croquet environment. One for cellulare automata, and another one for an agent simulation. Figure 1. Croquet: CA application with code editor and two avatars viewing flocking boids. In the course of the first run, problems with the early stage of development of VIPA's chosen courseware platform OpenCroquet became apparent, which caused us to look for alternatives: On the one hand, Croquet's non-standard interface with little semblance of conventional desktop operating systems provides for a difficult learning experience. On the other hand, Croquet was not stable enough at the time, and its most promising asset, the possibility of sharing and manipulating objects over a network, was not functional. Furthermore, there appeared to be little active development on OpenCroquet. These factors led to our decision to develop our courseware on another platform, while keeping an eye on Croquet's status. 2.2 STAND ALONE APPLICATION LOOSELY COUPLED WITH LMS (BLENDER): With development for OpenCroquet suspended, our objective was to find a platform for VIPA's courseware which was suitable to run interactive simulations in a virtual 3D environment, the parameters of which could be manipulated by students in order to obtain an understanding of the simulations' underlying principles. Students whose curricula include programming would be taught how to work with these simulations on a code level. SECTION VII: Collaborative Design 360 J. HOOG, C. FALKNER AND P. SEIFRIED For the following reasons research about the open source software Blender made it the most promising solution: Blender is the currently largest and most mature open source application for 3d modelling and animation, a field of work closely related to architecture. Students working with Blender-based courseware would benefit from being exposed to an application which would be re-usable outside of the scope of VIPA's courseware, be it as a rendering and visualisation tool within conventional architecture or as a general purpose software suite in a variety of related fields such as product design or game development. Blender's free license is beneficial to both universities and students, while similar commercial software is often priced at several thousand Euros. It allows us to distribute the application within our Moodle platform, and Blender has an active and supportive community of both professionals and hobbyists, which proves to be helpful in mastering initial learning hurdles. Blender's integrated scripting language Python allows to extend its functionality and access most of its features through code. In addition, Blender has an integrated game-engine which can run and export interactive content, and which can be scripted both in Python and through a graphical user interface. Assets for use within our simulations can be modelled directly within Blender, a synergy which not only benefits the end-user but enabled us to reduce development time by not having to add import/export facilities and the likes ourselves. Figure 2. Screenshots: VIPA Constrictor For the Vipa Project the Constrictor developments were an important step to refine the curricalar intention for teaching generative systems in the field of architecture. At the final stage of the VIPA project the multi-user virtual environment (MUVE) Second Life was chosen to be tested as a virtual space to implement parts of the 3D virtual campus. 3rd Int'l ASCAAD Conference on Em'body'ing Virtual Architecture [ASCAAD-07, Alexandria, Egypt] COLLABORATIVE SPACES AS LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS 361 After our experience with Open Croquet, which has not reached broad distribution for students, the easy access and common interface of Second Life open up a new perspective for the realisation of our virtual campus 3. Moving into a Proprietary 3D-World (Second Life) Second Life was launched in 2003 by Linden Lab and was originally designed out of the vision of the 'Metaverse' described in Neal Stephenson's novel Snow Crash (1992). Stephenson describes the Metaverse as an online environment that was a real space to its users, "one where they interacted using the real world as a metaphor and socialized, conducted business, and were entertained." (Ondrejka 2006). Second Life is a persistent virtual environment, build to be constructed by its users. Second Life provides people built-in tools to create objects or to model landscape. These tools allow users to build or work on objects collaboratively in real-time within the game. Furthermore all the objects can be programmed with a script language (LSL). According to Ondrejka (who is one of the creators of Second Life) users have created more than one hundred million objects, over thirty million examples of script code, and over ten million pieces of clothing and avatars. Over 99 percent of the objects in SL are user created. Twenty percent of the users are in-world more than fifteen hours per week (Ondrejka 2006). According to the website of Second Life (SL) of the 14th of July, SL counts 8,040,758 residents; 1,732,159 of this residents were logged in during the last 60 days, and online were 37,489 users. Basic participation is free. Figure 3. (right) VIPA starting point in SL (left: Meeting of the Prototypical Cours – Synthettic Construction II in SL VIPA has founded a virtual online group within Second Life. The group VIPA provides some basic information about the project and can be entered within the virtual world. Everyone can join the group to get contact with the SECTION VII: Collaborative Design 362 J. HOOG, C. FALKNER AND P. SEIFRIED VIPA consortium. VIPA owns no parcel or island at the moment but it currently has a small piece of virtual land at Mi 223/48/99. (http://slurl.com/secondlife/Mi/223/48/99/) At the end of the 2nd prototypical run "Synthetic Constructions II" SL was tested as a virtual online environment for the final presentation of the results of the student work. Another group was put up for this lecture, and the students had to join the online group to get information and to join the online meetings. At the end of the course the student projects had to be presented in SL. The projects were presented on pictures shown on a whiteboard. The students as well as the lecturers, and some visiting guests critics were standing around the screen visualised through their avatars. Because of the lack of voice communication, (the planned Skype-cast did not work) it was only possible to communicate via the in-world chat system. 4. Summary Second Life was accepted by the students. They entered the MUVE on their own, designed their personal avatar and got used to the movement and communication system. By creating a group within SL, it was possible to organise meetings, provide information and communicate with the students, e.g. by newsletters. Furthermore the lecturers had the opportunity to control when and if a student was online in SL. The virtual environment in SL was used as a virtual online meeting place. We used a virtual whiteboard, a shared 3D space, and chat communication. But SL was used at this stage as a meeting place and not yet for a collaborative design process. To test and to use MUVEs (like SL) as effective immersive 3D spaces, the Institute of Architecture and Design has bought an island in SL to work with. This island is a virtual white plane surface. (It can be found in SL under: arch tuwien 161,82, 49). As a start, an online exhibition space in Second Life for the archdiploma2007 is currently in the design process. The archdiploma2007 is an exhibition of the best diplomas, presented every second year at the TU Vienna. It is planned to present all the projects as 3D virtual objects, which can be entered and visited within SL. The visitors get some basic information about each project and they have the possibility to walk through the virtual project. The path of the virtual visitors through the exhibition will be visualized by virtual particle effects. The ground floor therefore is planned to be "sensible". The environment should be reactive. The virtual exhibition will be interlaced with the real exhibition space, by screens and webcams. After this first experience in SL, a design course for students is planned for fall 2007 (see Future Work). 3rd Int'l ASCAAD Conference on Em'body'ing Virtual Architecture [ASCAAD-07, Alexandria, Egypt] COLLABORATIVE SPACES AS LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS 363 Figure 4. Archdiploma2007 in Second Life. 5. Conclusion Second Life offers a working stable lively 3D virtual environment, beside all the know drawbacks concerning the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), the fact that its not an open source software and the limitation in the amount of objects (prims) and users. 3D virtual environments like SL offer to its user's virtual space for real social interactions. The user gets not physically embodied in the virtual space, but he is part of the virtual environment. "The sociality of the space is not simply a matter of players talking to each other but a web of networks and relationships – something weaving between onand offline life, in-game and out-game – developing, and disintegrating, over time." (Taylor 2006:30) The virtual space is a social place, and not just a 3D virtual chat room. It provides a place for social networks, relationships and operational functions, which are core to architectural design. To build a sustainable collaborative immersive platform within a MUVE like Second Life, universities or institutions have to consider aspects of community building in times of web 2.0 (or web 3.0), aspects of property rights, and aspects of communication tools. 6. Future Work – Entering the Metaverse After using Second Life as a eLearning environment, and as a virtual exhibition place the Institute of Architecture and Design will now use Second Life as a collaborative learning and working environment. On the island in SL a design course "Second Life – Entering the Metaverse" (5.0 ECTS) is currently prepared. This course will be held in fall 2007. The main topic will be the aesthetical and conceptional design of these new virtual environments. The students have to understand the technical frameworks of SECTION VII: Collaborative Design 364 J. HOOG, C. FALKNER AND P. SEIFRIED MUVEs and MMORPGs, and learn how to use them as a tool and as a future domain. The aim is to design architecture under the conditions and framework of Second Life. These are: limited geometry, strict regulations and reactive systems. The students will have to work with code and algorithms, ideas of algorithmic design and generative architecture, but also with issues of community building, and social interaction. The aim is not to copy or rebuild real architecture, but to create new architecture and effective immersive 3D spaces for virtual environments. Acknowledgements Special Thanks to all the members of the VIPA Consortium: The architecture departments at the universities of Aalborg (DK), East London (UK), Lubljana (SL) and Vienna (A) as well as our industry partners adm (Atelier für digitale Medien) (A) and the FH Joanneum (A). We would also like to acknowledge the support we have received by the European Commission. References BALKIN, J. M. and B. S. Noveck (2006). The state of play : law, games, and virtual worlds. New York, New York University Press. p 183. DAMER, B. (1996). "Inhabited Virtual Worlds - A New Frontier for Interaction Design." Interactions 3(5): p 27-34. KIM, S. W. (2007). Perception-Action Loop in the Experience of Virtual Environment. http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details.php?seriesid=1906978395, UC Berkeley. ONDREJKA, C. (2006). Escaping the Gilded Cage: User Created Content and Building the Metaverse. The state of play: law, games, and virtual worlds. J. M. Balkin and B. S. Noveck. New York, New York University Press: p 158-179. TAYLOR, T. L. (2006). Play between worlds : exploring online game culture. Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press. p 22 http://www.croquetproject.org http://www.blender.org 3rd Int'l ASCAAD Conference on Em'body'ing Virtual Architecture [ASCAAD-07, Alexandria, Egypt]
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Michael Martin plans to revive Audubon Apartments
Before tenants can move back into the Audubon Apartments, several of the 10 units inside will require new ceilings and repairs to their plaster walls.
The old boiler system used to heat the building, complete with radiators in many of the rooms, will have to be replaced with something that uses far less energy.
Also to keep tenants' utility bills low, new windows, matching the historical style of those in the building but better insulated, must be installed. And modern plumbing, electrical and heating and cooling lines will have to be run throughout the building in place of the old ones there now.
So many tasks may seem daunting to many renovators. But to Michael Martin, who bought the Audubon Apartments and an adjacent house last week for $40,200, it's nothing new.
After having a week to tour the apartments and assess the damage, Martin said renovating the Audubon won't even rank as the most difficult project undertaken by his firm, Architectural Renovators.
He reserves that dubious distinction for the Marlocon building, a former shoe store at 323 Main St. and the current home to condominiums, the wine bar Taste and a space for rent.
"The Marlocon was fairly sizable," Martin said. "It probably had the same or a little bit more damage than this property does."
When Martin bid on the Audubon last week at a sheriff's sale — the city had foreclosed on the property after the former owner had neglected to pay $26,027.99 in property fines — he felt slightly uneasy about the condition of the apartments.
Upon further inspection, though, he found many of his worries to be groundless.
Pleasant surprise
Despite showing occasional evidence of water damage, the building was in surprisingly good shape for having been vacant more than 10 years.
Martin can thank himself in part for that happy result. James R. Miller, former owner of the Audubon, hired Martin's firm about eight years ago to replace the building's roof.
Martin said the encounter added fuel to a burning interest dating to 1991.
Martin moved to Evansville that year from his home in Boonville, Ind., planning to undertake his first renovation. He soon turned a neglected three-story house at 1011 SE Second St. into a place where he could live for the next several years.
Martin said his work near Downtown gave him many opportunities to drive by the Audubon, which is at the corner of Southeast Riverside Drive and Adams Avenue. He grew curious about the conditions inside, wondering if the property would repay the expense of a renovation.
"I loved the outside, the structure, the design and the balconies," he said.
Big project
Whatever repairs are needed to the Audubon, Martin said, the building itself ranks as the largest he has ever worked on. His other projects often have entailed the installation of single apartments or condominiums in older buildings.
Many other places Downtown bear the marks of Martin and Architectural Renovators. Besides the Marlocon, he and his firm can take credit for the renovation of the former German National Bank building at the corner of Third and Main streets, now the location of a Subway restaurant and a couple of condominiums.
That job had Martin's company replicate the copper turret shown capping the building in a photograph from the late 19th century. Other projects Downtown include renovations of the buildings at 222 Main St. — which now contains the Fitness Zone gym — a former bank building at 222 Main St., and a former dry-goods store at 14 SE Third St.
Early work
One of his earliest projects, a rehabbing of the former Gottman building near the corner of Main Street and King Boulevard, was reduced to dust by wrecking balls making way for the city's new arena.
Martin said his sadness over the loss was balanced by his hope that the arena will bring new life to Downtown.
Outside of Evansville, his firm is renovating a historical home and community center in New Harmony, Ind. And his work extends across state lines; one recent project is an exterior restoration of a library in McLeansboro, Ill.
In Evansville, Martin was one of the earliest beneficiaries of the city's offer of grants to developers who built apartments and lofts Downtown. He got $10,000, for instance, to help build the units inside the Marlocon.
Martin said he thinks such cooperation with Evansville has helped give public officials faith in his work. Evidence of that is the city's decision to not bid against him in the sale of the Audubon.
Tom Barnett, director of the Evansville Department of Metropolitan Development, said the city had set aside $50,000 to spend on the building in case the sheriff's sale was tipping in favor of an undesirable bidder. But Barnett saw no reason to compete for the property when he learned Martin would be the buyer.
"When somebody with their own private money wants to take a risk down there, we think extremely highly of them — as long as they are doing good work," Barnett said. "And our experience with Mike Martin is that he does good work."
Martin attributes his interests and abilities to early coaching. In his youth, he helped renovate a house in Evansville owned by his aunt and uncle, Pam and Wayne "Bookie" Buechenberger.
The main workman on that job was Bob Folz, a craftsmen who later became a local celebrity after founding Funky's restaurant and other nightclubs.
"He stuck a circular saw in my hand and had me doing work at a very early age," Martin said. "And it just went from there."
Martin enjoyed an apprenticeship of sorts working for the Evansville offices of various construction companies. After those jobs and a short interlude attending college in Florida, he founded Architectural Renovators.
The year was 1994. A second company, Evansville Ornamental Iron Works, followed not long afterward. And his third company, Martin Development, owns eight separate properties, leasing them for various commercial and residential uses.
The Audubon was the latest added to that number. Martin said his current plans call for completing the renovation within a year. He said he would like to act as the landlord of the property for some time and will avoid trying to sell it immediately.
To undertake all the tasks Architectural Renovators has before it, he will rely mainly on help from the four employees of the firm. Their work will be supplemented by a number of subcontractors, but Martin said he likes to keep as much of a project in-house as he can.
Roof intact
The Audubon will require less renovation than he initially thought. Martin said his previous work on the building's roof gave him an opportunity to examine the interior, but he later couldn't recall much of what he had seen.
So it came as a relief when he returned this year to see the rubber roof he and his colleagues installed had served its purpose and prevented water from flowing in, protecting the rooms from one of the worst causes of damage to structures' interiors.
He also found few signs of damage from a fire Martin believes occurred in the late 1990s in the Audubon's west wing.
And then there was the pleasant surprise of discovering someone, perhaps another renovator, already had begun making improvements to the Audubon's first floor, doing electrical, duct and heating and cooling work.
"And I think they then stopped cold turkey," he said.
"I don't know why. Hopefully, over time, some of those questions will be answered."
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The Old Truman Brewery - East London's revolutionary arts and media quarter - will host Nathan Sawaya's world renowned exhibition The Art of the Brick for a limited season this autumn. Over seventy five art sculptures created from more than a million LEGO bricks will be on display in the capital from Friday 26 September 2014 until Sunday 4 January 2015.
Ticket sales for the exhibition go on general sale 3 June 2014 and are available from www.artofthebrick.co.uk or at 0207 492 5374.
These one-of-a-kind LEGO brick sculptures are the work of US artist Nathan Sawaya. The Art of the Brick has been proclaimed by CNN as one of the world's 10 must see exhibitions and has already attracted millions of visitors worldwide in New York, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Shanghai and Singapore.
The artworks on display will be large scale sculptures many of which are human figures such as Sawaya's most famous piece Yellow and also includes a TRex skeleton Dinosaur constructed from over 80,000 LEGO bricks that measures over six metres in length. In addition, visitors will have a chance to see Sawaya's recent interpretations of some of the world's most famous artworks, such as Da Vinci's
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Nathan Sawaya, whose previous career was as a successful corporate lawyer, started playing with LEGO toys at an early age and just never stopped creating. He explains:
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Jion kata group
- This article is about the kata, for the Japanese weapon, see jutte (weapon).
Ji'in, Jion, and Jutte form a group of kata used in Shotokan and other karate styles, beginning with the same characteristic kamae of the left hand covering the right, which apparently has roots in ancient Chinese boxing.[citation needed] Their origin is thought to be from the Tomari-te school, however Hirokazu Kanazawa speculates that the Jion kata were devised in the Jionji 慈恩寺, the Jion temple, where martial arts were famously practiced. From there, Kanazawa believes the Jion kata were spread into the Tomari region.[1]
Ji'in 慈陰 ("Inverted Mercy") is important for the execution of many simultaneous techniques and the often-repeated stances, enabling swift changes of direction while maintaining balance, power and steps of equal length. It has, however, been removed from the Japan Karate Association teaching and grading syllabus.
Jion 慈恩 ("Mercy") is a representative kata in the Shotokan system because of the importance of the perfection of the basic stances it contains, notably zenkutsu dachi (front stance) and kiba dachi (horse stance). Also practiced in some Shitō-ryū organizations, emphasis is also placed on kokutsu dachi, the kata is noticeably shorter than its Shotokan counterpart.
The mastery of Jitte 十手 ("Ten Hands") should in theory enable one to face ten adversaries.[citation needed] Some[who?] claim that the name is derived from the position of the raised fists, resembling a type of sai known as a jitte, which occurs a number of times in the kata. This rather short kata of only 24 movements contains a number of defences that can be implemented against the bo. Sometimes spelled Jitte due to incorrect romanisation of Japanese, similar to the jutsu and jitsu differences. Also known in some styles as Sip Soo.[2]
In Shotokan its pronounced, Jitte.
External links[edit]
- "Shotokan kata diagrams and videos". natkd. Retrieved 2015-05-26.
- "List of Shotokan Karate Katas with Instructions & Videos". blackbeltwiki. Retrieved 2015-05-26.
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Altiris Image does not deploy
Good day all,
I have a deployment server that I set up and when I try to deploy an image to image it will boot itself into PXE and then just hang. The imaging process does not start. I am using version 7.1. Thanks in advance for your help!
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Can you check in the C:/Program Files/Altiris/Altiris Agents/Deployment/Task Handler//Rdeploy folder and see if there is a firx.exe in the version folder you are using and copy that firm.exe and go back one step to Task Handler and paster that exe there. That was firm.exe was not moved during develpoment and needs to be in the task handler folder.
The firm.exe file is responsible for the boot in to production. Here the issue is different it goes into PXE and hangs. Does it shows up any error message in PXE or whether it hangs in the x prompt. If it is in the x prompt try to get the logs from x:\program files\altiris\altiris agent\logs and we can check it.
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Just a thought here as I see this appearing as an issue more frequently in various environments...
Could this possibly be caused by Windows 8 being the pre-installed OS on the target machines? If PXE is not deploying an image or failing at some stage, it could be due to the UEFI/GPT drive information?


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Here's my latest, waiting to complete my 1968 Biscayne (bumpers to be chromed).
I started this one about 10 years ago, when Pro-Modeler released the Daytona!
I decided to complete it, since it was almost finished.
I went to a few problems in the works during the build, but decided to complete it as is (and still missing the side view mirror!)
It's been done with a combination of the Daytona and the R/T with the MPC 500 grille.
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1997 Chevrolet Lumina Question: Car will not start
My car will not start! I checked fuses,fusuable links,battery,and I seems like everything is working but the car will not start. Security light stays flashing and there doesn't seems to be a power draw when the your try to crank car. Do anybody know whats the next step? - Calvin.burley
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If the engine cranks over the battery and starter are most likely OK. Keep in mind an engine must crank over sufficiently fast enough for the engine to support combustion and run. The engine needs three things to start, fuel (gasoline), ignition (spark) and mechanical integrity (it must develop compression in each cylinder to start ie mechanical components must be in synchronization with each other. If it had run well previous to this no start condition chances are the engine is well mechanically.If the engine had run rough, driven poorly, made unusual noises, "ran hot", or switched off while driving the problem may actually be mechanical. Had the Check Engine light been on? The engine may have lost spark or fuel which could be due to any one of a number of sensors having failed or the fuel pump or related components are not delivering fuel to the fuel injectors. The engine uses many sensors to report engine temperature, air flow into the engine, crankshaft and crank shaft position sensors to allow the computer in your car to make calculations controlling fuel and spark to the cylinders. It is hard to speculate without being able to hear the engine crank over and do some preliminary tests to determine the cause of your no start condition. Check for fuel pressure (you will need a fuel pressure gauge and look up the specified fuel pressure for your vehicle). Remove the fuel hose that goes to the fuel rail and get a friend to crank over the engine to see you have adequate fuel volume (you should have approximately 1 pint of gasoline in ten seconds of cranking). Off course take proper precautions as gasoline is highly flammable. Next "listen" to the fuel injector. Using a mechanic's stethoscope (or use a long screw driver placing the handle end up to your ear place the metal tip end of the screwdriver against the body of the fuel injector), get a friend to crank over the engine while you "listen" to the fuel injector listen to each injector at the same point of the injector body. You should hear "click, click, click" as the injector is electrically opened and closed by the computer. If the injector is not being triggered you will not have fuel getting into the engine's cylinders. Disconnect the electrical connector at the fuel injector with the ignition key in the "on" position, (next position after the accessory position) you should have 12 volts at one of the two wires at the injector. This true for most vehicles but you need to consult a workshop manual for your vehicle to see that this is true for your vehicle. When the engine is running the second wire at the injector gets (triggered) grounded by the computer in your vehicle many times a second controlling exactly when and how much fuel gets injected into the engine. Check for ignition spark to see if the no start is due to loss of spark/ignition. There is a company that independent auto repair shops buy their information from that the same information inexpensively to do it yourselfers. The information is year make and model specific repair procedures, service bulletins, component locations, wiring diagrams ect.... Alldata is very easy to navigate http://bit.ly/AllData_Repair_Manuals_Online - patrick mannion
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First of all this cooks well yes, but if you want to pay 100 to cook for a year and then have to replace, be my guest. The pressure valve in the first one we had broke in lest than 1 month. The second one lasted just under a year and when you call they say limited 90 day warranty and want you to buy another! Scam! Very dissatisfied.
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I have used the machine so many times and I have only had 2 weeks, its the best Xmas present. It really does cook like it says. Buy one its great.
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Pressure Pro
Very happy with the Pressure Pro have not stopped cooking with- meat, bbq chicken, corn beef, even my son has cooked on his own ,looking at fish too. But the last few times I have used it the lid will not lock in therefore no pressure build up? Tonight I did push down till locked in, has anyone had the same problem? ?
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Pressure Pro Cookbook
After waiting for 3 months for it to come back in to stock, I got mine 4 days after ordering it and I cooked chicken cacciatore followed reciepe and it was spot on, the only thing wrong with the cookbook was they repeated one recipe twice. Paella & hot chilli other wise I'm happy.
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I watched the infomercial online and I'm making pasta in it right now. It sauteed the veges great, added burger, tomato sauce and thicker tube pasta. I set it for 9 mins first time ( using the lasagna recipe ) Pasta was not done yet. Added more water and set it again for 10 more mins (rice / risotto setting).
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Have you received it yet?
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Go to Bed Bath and beyond bring a 20% coupon and take it to the service desk. You will pay $80.00 not $100. It will be mailed to your house within 10 days I got mine in 6. Black only.
This isnt a review of the product but a review of the company.
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You're right but in order to get the product you first have to deal with the company. If the customer service is horrible it lends little credit to the product.
99 Ribs
I love Harvest Pressure Pro, we bought it a few weeks ago and we cooked a full rack of ribs, pressed 99 It button and they were the most delicious fall of the bone ribs. I have cooked also, rice, beans and chicken and i am very happy with it.
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You can do the same in 45 min. Set it on meat well done.
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Just learning on mine, how do you get to 45, keep hitting min button? Also, what is the plastic piece on the side for, and in my recipes it says add wine, where and how much, it also says to put wine in pressure pro, does that mean in the unit itself or in the pan?
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We enjoy our new Pressure Pro. the instructions could have been better and the cookbook should have more recipes in it.
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Harvest Pressure Pro I used this product and it took almost 2 hours to cook thoroughly thawed chicken. I decided to use it again tonight and it flashed "E03". I immediatly unplugged it. Please respond.
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The first time we tried it, we put in frozen solid chicken with some bbq sauce...45 minutes later, the most tender chicken ever! The next night, a pot roast and vegetables, FORK-tender in 45 minutes! We like it...the instruction/recipe book could be a little better written, and it would be nice if the interior was a little bigger and possibly made of stainless steel instead of teflon, but over all, we love it!
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My cooker came today so we Decided to try it out. We did the BBQ ribs. We followed the directions to the tee. After everything was in the pan we closed it up. Pushed 99it as they said. Worked well or so we thought. After a few minutes it let out a little steam. The LED readout showed the pattern. It did this for over two hours. We finally let the steam off and opened it up. The ribs were fall off the bone tender. We put the BBQ sauce on them and put the lid back on. Tried to set the one minute timer and it would not set. Is there a trick to making the minute timer work, or do I have a defective unit. Please let me know.
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My son has misplaced the instruction booklet ( he borrowed it before I even used it ) how do I get another?
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I am cooking a beef roast with potatoes and carrots.
What do I do to brown first and when do I add Veggies? Can I cancel the 99it bottom to depressurize it before adding ingredients?
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I have the same question. I want to be able to brown / seer meat like other pressure cookers and I don't see a way to do that.
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On TV advert and in book the chicken turns out lovely golden brown but when I cooked the chicken although it was thoroughly cooked it remained an unappetizing white colour. Have I done something wrong?
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This was xmas gift. Instructions stink. Do you add oil, water to every recipe?
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What is the highest psi?
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Where can I find more recipes?
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After selecting chicken / meat button how do I select the the well done button? firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In the front center on Pressure Pro buttons taste press once for rare, med. Well.
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How much water do I use for 2 cups of rice?
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The Mix it Up at Lunch program was started through an organization called Teaching Tolerance, which is dedicated to reducing prejudice, improving intergroup relations and, of course, teaching tolerance. They supply schools throughout the country with free educational materials to help reach the organization's goals.
"They started doing the lunch by inviting students to take a different seat because they had found through research and surveys with [students] that cafeterias are where most of the cliques become apparent. That's where the separation really comes in," said Pacheco.
"They announced these programs where kids can sit in a different seat outside your comfort zone, meet someone new, or meet that kid who doesn't talk to anyone," said Pacheco.
Last year, millions of students at more than 10,000 schools participated nationwide. The lunch is a schoolwide effort that involves students, teachers, counselors, staff, administrators and school clubs. In Draper Middle School's case, it is the club Peers for Peace.
"Every year we do something different, and the kids tend to look after bullying and intolerance. I think the kids in the Peers for Peace program, as well as the other students put a lot of effort toward [the lunch], and I think the kids really get a lot out of it," said Tricia Saulo, a teacher at Draper Middle School and program organizer. "It's a fun day and the kids seems learn a lot from participating in the activities."
The project doesn't just involve sitting with students you wouldn't normally sit with, though. There's a second part. Pacheco and Paulo have teamed up with other teachers and staff members at the school to build a "wall of tolerance" out of different materials, including index cards. Before the lunch, students are going to write on each index card an anonymous note about an instance where they have experienced some sort of bullying (whether they bullied someone or were on the receiving end). The notes will then be stuck to the wall. During each lunch session " there are three " students will remove the index cards and discuss what is written on them with the peers they are sitting with.
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With Festus, I was up the table without a paddle
Festus Mead died Monday. He was 82.
I got to know him 12 years ago when I was introduced to a group of guys who were serious table tennis players.
Mead won the event at the National Senior Games in the mid-1990s and finished second in a field of 124 at the World Senior Games.
These despite having Parkinson's disease that caused his left arm to shake almost constantly.
I was a pretty good player in college and once got out of KP because the drill sergeant picked me to play the champion of another basic training company.
We got together numerous times for games.
I almost always lost to this very nice man, which annoyed me greatly.
For one thing, he was old. For another, he had a serious disease.
Not exactly an unbeatable combination.
You know the ball machine they have in tennis and how it never misses a shot?
That was Festus Mead at the pingpong table.
One night I didn't see his smash and the ball hit me in the mouth. Another centimeter or two, and I could have swallowed it.
He didn't laugh. He was too nice.
It helped my wounded ego a little that Mead could give a decent game to some of the best players in the city.
But over time I noticed that he didn't hit the ball as hard against me as he did against them.
Or spin it as much.
He loved to play. Why should he beat me 21-5 when he could beat me 21-13 and I'd come back the next week to try again?
Thanks for carrying me, Festus.
Rest in peace.
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New David Foster film tells the story of EXLGBT change
FRANKLIN, Tenn., July 15, 2014 /Christian Newswire/ — Newly released documentary "Such Were Some of You" confronts the rising tide of popular opinion by chronicling the stories of 29 former homosexual men and women who say that Jesus Christ has transformed their lives. Experts in psychology, (Dr. Julie Hamilton), biblical scholarship (Dr. Robert Gagnon) and ministry (Dr. Neil Anderson) add their voice to the claim that people have been leaving homosexuality for millennia.
Created to be used in Sunday School classes, support groups and other group settings, "Such Were Some of You" has been designed as a discipleship and equipping tool for the Body of Christ. The "witnesses to change" describe how they developed homosexual confusion, what the gay lifestyle was really like, how Jesus Christ set them free and the many ways that He has been healing and transforming their lives ever since. Participants include ex-gays from numerous ethnic backgrounds and age brackets, including one former gay activist who dramatically declares at one point, "I am free!"
This two-hour documentary is available on DVD in a "Regular Edition" and a "Leader's Edition" (which includes a Discussion Guide and a license to screen the video in group settings). For more information, go to: www.SuchWereSomeOfYou.org and www.PurePassionMedia.org. Also available for screening in churches and conferences.
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Stories like this are very encouraging especially when we are bombarded daily with the onslaught of homosexual activism and government pressure.
God's mighty and powerful spirit will usher in great deliverance for millions, especially those that are even remotely inclined to be liberated from the bondage of homosexuality or for that matter anything that controls and creates a self destructive situation in people's lives.
The Devil is working over time to drive this country into the ground but God's spirit is mightier and we will see amazing transformations in our lifetime.
The greatest offense to the growing acceptance of homosexuality is changed lives.
God bless you Pastor Foster and your staff in standing up for the truth of God and Christ Jesus. These are the last days, no doubt, and I pray all believers will have the courage and conviction for Christ that you demonstrate. The truth of Ex-gays is one of the most feared issue of LGBT, when I confront gays with this reality of change, they are heated because it destroys the myth of born this way. Well much continue success Pastor Foster.
Greetings to you Brother Foster. . .
I just want to let you know how much I respect and appreciate the simple way you broke down the truth of "born gay." I have never quite understood why saved folks would even debate that issue when God's Word so clearly states that we are ALL born in sin and shapen in iniquity. You broke it down so simple, so true, and so lovingly that I'm sure someone reading it who has a tender, seeking heart–wrestling in particular with the sin of homosexuality–will see your words (a reflection of God's Word) and feel the light of His hope, mercy, and Amazing Grace.
Please don't stop fighting the good fight of faith on this 'homosexuality-is-right-and-acceptable-if-it's-part-of-a-monogamous-loving-relationship' battlefield we as Believers find ourselves entrenched in on a daily basis! That is SUCH a lie from the pit of hell! I pray that you will be strengthened to continue teaching and writing about the biblical truths which are designed to convict people of sin, but help them be converted and transformed by the renewing of their minds. May God abundantly bless your ministry with everything you need and then some!!!


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I have had 2 different cortisone injections in my shoulder in the past few months and several hours later I developed a headache - is this common? I have had to resort to the injections to combat a combination of bone spur, arthritis and bursitis because I am subject to mediction overuse headaches and can't take anti-inflammatories every day.READ MORE
Hi dileigh,
Cortisone is a steriod, and some of the potential side effects can be headaches, slow wound healing, nausea, and mood changes to name just a few. Did you have Migraines before you started your injections, or are these headache related to the cortisone?
Did that help at all?
I've only been diagnosed with Migraines in the past year, but I've had cortisone shots off and on for the last 5 or 6 years, usually only a few a year, and never had problems with headaches after the injections before being diagnosed with migraines.
So I've had 2 injections in the past 2 months and both times I developed a headache the day of the injection, so I think that this headache is related to the cortisone and the only thing that gets rid of it is my abortive med.
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Hi again,
If your abortive medication takes care of your Migraine, then it probably was a Migraine not a headache - there's a difference. Have you run this by your doctor? You may want to do that, and see what he says.
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Sheppard in on four golds on Day 2 of meet
BURKBURNETT — Hirschi's Brandon Sheppard wasn't happy with a third-place finish in the triple jump during the first day of the District 6-3A track and Field Meet on Tuesday.
So he vowed to win four golds on Wednesday.
And the senior was more than up to the task.
Sheppard won the long jump and ran strong legs on the Huskies' three winning relays to get the four golds and earn high-point honors for the boys in the meet with 31.
Vernon's Alexus Love picked up high-point honors for the girls.
The Graham Steers and Lady Blues took the team titles with the Steers having to finish ahead of Burkburnett in the mile relay to pick up the win.
But it was Sheppard who was a man on a mission.
"I was very upset," Sheppard admitted. "But I used it today and it helped me a lot. I couldn't hit the board (in the triple jump). I didn't practice it like coach told me to do and it came back to haunt me.
"I wanted to win the long jump by two feet because that's how much I got beat by in the triple jump. I tried to kill the board and hit it every time."
He ended up winning the long jump with a 21-8 ¼ effort, a little more than a foot farther than teammate Jamaal Lewis' 20-7 ½ second-place effort.
Sheppard teamed with Rennun Turner, David Burton and Lewis to win the 400-meter relay in 43.4; with Turner, Burton and Dominque Bobo to win the 800-meter relay in 1:29.8; and with Bobo, Burton and Shadee Muhammad to cruise to victory in the mile relay in 3:26.9.
"I feel like another goal has been accomplished that I set for myself," Sheppard said. "My teammates wanted it, too. We came in with the mindset of sweeping the relays. People told us we weren't going to win the 4x100, but we did. I'm just happy with the way my teammates performed today. It was exciting to be in the running for a district championship."
The Huskies finished third, just four points behind second-place Burkburnett.
"We swept the relays and if we can get a little more balance we can win some meets," Hirschi coach Jeff Carr said. "Getting out in all three relays was a goal we set at the beginning of the year. The most improved is the sprint relay (4x100). We changed the legs several times and I think we have the group now. I look for those times to start coming down.
"Brandon is the unquestioned leader of this team. We're going to go as he goes. His work ethic and leadership and ability is rare. He will be impossible to replace. We'll have to have two or three people next year to do it."
The Huskies also got a first from Bobo in the 200-meter dash, while Lewis was second in the 100.
In winning high-point honors for the girls, Love won the triple jump, was second in the long jump, third in the 200-meter dash, ran a leg on the Lady Lions' second-place 4x100-meter relay and a leg on their fifth place 4x400-meter relay.
Down to the wire
After 16 of the 17 events, the Graham Steers and the Burkburnett Bulldogs had each scored 140 points, so whichever team had the best finish in the 4x400-meter relay would win the meet.
The Steers finished third to the Bulldogs' fifth-place finish to win the meet by eight points, 152-144.
Hirschi was third with a 140, followed by Vernon with 92, Bowie with 69 and Iowa Park with 21.
"You always want the mile relay to count for something, but I'm not sure I wanted it like that," said a relieved Graham coach Clay McChristian. "We talk about the mile relay every day and how it's important to winning a championship.
"Both days we knew we'd get a lot of points in the field events, but we also were able to pick up some places in the running events and we were able to hold on. Burkburnett gave us a run and Hirschi gave us a run. There are a lot of talented athletes and a lot of speed in this district. I couldn't be more proud of that group."
Even though his team came up short, Burkburnett coach Loy Triana felt the same way.
"We were right in the middle of it and I like the way the kids competed all day long," he said. "They ran faster than they've run all year. They left it all out on the track and that's all I can ask. All my event coaches did a great job."
Besides the win the Steers got on Tuesday in the shot put, triple jump and pole vault, on Wednesday they picked up a 1-2 finish from Barrett Davidson (142-4) and Ben Hays (140-71/2) in the discus; Brian Sides won the 300-meter hurdles (41.6); and they got two thirds and a fourth in the relays.
The Bulldogs — who swept the top three spots in the 3,200-meter run on Tuesday — got a first place from Devin Chafin in the 100 (11.4) and a second place in the 200 (23.1); Kody Anderson was first in the mile (4:52.7) and Adam Leslie was second (4:54.6); Bailey Grimes won the 110-meter hurdles; and they were fifth in all three relays.
The girls' side wasn't as close as the Lady Blues finished first with 164 points, well ahead of Hirschi's 107, while Bowie was third with 105, Vernon was fourth with 84, Iowa Park was fifth with 82 and Burkburnett was sixth with 73.
"This district is very competitive and I really thought it would be a little closer than that," Graham coach Jim Walton said. "We never really felt comfortable until we knew we couldn't be caught. We knew we had a chance and we told the girls we probably needed to score 140 points to win. But they exceeded it and really stepped up today."
The Lady Blues got a first place on Wednesday from Cara Cowser in the 300-meter hurdles (49.6) and she also was second in the 100-meter hurdles (16.3), while teammate Bonni Peeks was second to her in the 300 hurdles. The team got a third place and two fourths in the relays.
The Lady Huskies just missed getting a sweep in the relays as the team of Sarah Glover, Anastaeshia Lee, Monesha Williams and Ashaki Evans won the 4x100 relay in 49.9; Jameisha Battle joined Glover, Williams and Evans in winning the 4x200 relay in 1:47.6; while Lee, Evans, Battle and Kiana McGowan finished second in the 4x400 relay to Burkburnett, despite a great anchor leg from Lee.
Williams also won the 200, while Ashley Washington added a gold in the 100-meter hurdles to the one she got in the long jump on Tuesday.
Other winners
Other winners for the boys on Wednesday included: Vernon's Brandon Urquizo in the 400-meter dash (50.9); and Bowie's Kevin Dunn in the 800-meter run (2:00.5). Dunn, who also was third in the 400-meter dash and ran the anchor leg on the Jackrabbits' second-place 4x400 relay team, qualified for the regional tournament in golf earlier this week.
Other winners for the girls on Wednesday included: Bowie's Samantha Breshers in the 100-meter dash (13.0); Darianna Walker of Burkburnett in the 400-meter dash (59.6); Iowa Park's Bethany Hale in the 800-meter run (2:24.9) and Skyllar McDaniel in the 1,600-meter run (5:49.3); and the Burkburnett's 4x400 relay team of Autumn Johnson, Walker, Morgan McShan and Alexiis Nobles.
BURKBURNETT — Here are Wednesday's final results of the District 6-3A meet. Top three qualify for regionals:
Team standings — 1. Graham 152; 2. Burkburnett 144; 3. Hirschi 140; 4. Vernon 92; 5. Bowie 69; 6. Iowa Park 21.
Discus — 1. Barrett Davidson, graham, 142-5; 2. Ben Hayes, Graham, 140-71/2; 3. Matt Everson, Burkburnett, 126-9; 4. Zac McMahen, Vernon, 126-9; 5. Conrad Willett, Bowie, 122-0; 6. Trent Cornelison, Bowie, 118-7.
Long Jump — 1. Brandon Sheppard, Hirschi, 21-8 1/4; 2. Jamaal Lewis, Hirschi, 20-7 1/2; 3. Robert Thomas, Vernon, 20-2; 4. Charles Brown, Hirschi, 19-10; 5. Kenny Edwards, Vernon, 19-10; 6. Willie Haymon, Vernon, 19-8.
400-meter relay — 1. Hirschi (Turner, Sheppard, Burton, Lewis), 43.4; 2. Vernon, 44.1; 3. Graham, 44.6; 4. Bowie, 45.5; 5. Burkburnett, 51.2
800-meter run — 1. Kevin Dunn, Bowie, 2:00.5; 2. Talor Wheat, Graham, 2:05.6; 3. Arthur Hamlett, Burkburnett, 2:07.2; 4. Bradon Roberts, Iowa Park, 2:10.0; 5. Zac Brown, Hirschi, 2:10.5; 6. Brian Keksi, Burkburnett, 2:12.8.
110-meter high hurdles — 1. Bailey Grimes, Burkburnett, 16.2; 2. Ben Davis, Graham, 16.2; 3. Kenny Edwards, Vernon, 16.4; 4. Brian Sides, Graham, 16.5; 5. Shadee Muhammad, Hirschi, 16.6; 6. Charles Brown, Hirschi, 16.7.
100-meter dash — 1. Devin Chafin, Burkburnett, 11.4; 2. Jamaal Lewis, Hirschi, 11.6; 3. Braylon Brooks, Graham, 11.7; 4. Carter Smith, Graham, 11.8; 5. Tyrone McFarland, Vernon, 11.8; 6. Marquis Betts, Burkburnett, 12.0.
800-meter relay — 1. Hirschi (Turner, Burton, Sheppard, Bobo), 1:29.8; 2. Bowie, 1:33.9; 3. Vernon, 1:34.8; 4. Graham, 1:34.9; 5. Burkburnett, 1:35.6; 6. Iowa Park, 1:40.2.
400-meter dash — 1. Brandon Urquizo, Vernon, 50.9; 2. Aaron Coker, Burkburnett, 51.9; 3. Kevin Dunn, Bowie, 52.2; 4. Shawn Raymond, Burkburnett, 53.8; 5. Zac Brown, Hirschi, 53.9; 6. Mack Sillemon, Hirschi, 54.6.
300-meter intermediate hurdles — 1. Brian Sides, Graham, 45.1; 2. MArcus Vaughn, Bowie, 41.9; 3. Bailey Grimes, Burkburnett, 41.9; Shadee Muhammad, Hirschi, 43.1; 5. Brad Slade, Bowie, 44.0; 6. A.J. Naredo, Vernon, 44.6.
200-meter dash — 1. Dominique Bobo, Hirschi, 22.6; 2. Devin Chafin, Burkburnett, 23.1; 3. Rennun Turner, Hirschi, 23.3; 4. Willie Haymon, Vernon, 24.4; 5. Andre Murzone, Burkburnett, 24.4; 6. Robert Thomas, Vernon, 24.6.
1,600-meter run — 1. Kody Anderson, Burkburnett, 4:52.7; 2. Adam Leslie, Burkburnett, 4:54.6; 3. Bradon Roberts, Iowa Park, 4:58.2; 4. Arthur Hamlett, Burkburnett, 5:03.0; 5. Joshua Luffman, Iowa Park, 5:06.9; 6. Westin Wenninger, Graham, 5:06.9.
1,600-meter relay — 1. Hirschi (Bobo, Burton, Muhammad, Sheppard), 3:26.9; 2. Bowie, 3:33.2; 3. Graham, 3:33.8; 4. Vernon, 3:37.2; 5. Burkburnett, 3:40.8; 6. Iowa Park, 3:49.3.
Team standings — 1. Graham 164; 2. Hirschi 107; 3. Bowie, 105; 4. Vernon 84; 5. Iowa Park 82; 6. Burkburnett 73.
Shot put — 1. Kelsey Grottie, Bowie, 31-11; 2. Madison Swaim, Bowie, 31-111/2; 3. Shelby Wright, Graham, 29-111/2; 4. Shae McFadden, Graham, 29-31/2; 5. Madeline Page, Bowie, 20-31/4; 6. Mi'Kaila Billinger, Burkburnett, 28-71/4.
Triple jump — 1. Alexus Love, Vernon, 34-9; 2. Lilah Gilmore, Iowa Park, 34-61/4; 3. Hannah Little, Graham, 34-21/2; 4. Harly Betts, Bowie, 32-10; 5. Sarah Borchardt, Vernon, 32-73/4; 6. Candace Higgins, Graham, 32-81/2.
High jump — 1. Brittney Owens, Vernon, 5-1; 2. Reagan Holmes, Graham, 5-0; 3. Lilah Gilmore, Iowa Park, 4-10; 4. Lauren Moon, Burkburnett, 4-10; 5. Candice Martin, Graham, 4-8; 6. Jameisha Battle, Hirschi, 4-6.
400-meter relay — 1. Hirschi (Glover, Lee, Williams, Evans), 49.9; 2. Vernon, 50.9; 3. Bowie, 50.9; 4. Graham, 52.2; 5. Burkburnett, 53.8.
800-meter run — 1. Bethany Hale, Iowa Par, 2:24.9; 2. Logan McMurray, Bowie, 2:29.0; 3. Kendria McMurray, Vernon, 2:30.5; 4. MAcie Little, Graham, 2:37.8; 5. Angelica Camacho, Graham, 2:40.0; 6. Jessica Campbell, Graham, 2:43.6.
100-meter high hurdles — 1. Ashley Washington, Hirschi, 16.1; 2. Cara Cowser, Graham, 16.3; 3. Candace McFadden, Iowa Park, 16.9; 4. Hannah Reed, Graham, 18.0; 5. Chelsea Oliver, Bowie, 18.9; 6. Kaitlyn Schaffner, Burkburnett, 19.2100-meter dash — 1. Samantha Breshers, Bowie, 13.0; 2. Jameisha Battle, Hirschi, 13.2; 3. Madison Shook, Graham, 13.2; 4. Sarah Borchardt, Vernon, 13.5; 5. Nakia Merriman, Hirschi, 13.6; 6. Chelsea Echols, Vernon, 13.8.
800-meter relay — 1. Hirschi (Glover, Battle, Williams, Evans), 1:47.6; 2. Bowie, 1:47.6; 3. Graham, 1:51.6; 4. Vernon, 1:52.0; 5. Burkburnett, 1:58. 6.
400-meter dash — 1. Darianna Walker, Burkburnett, 59.6; 2. Anastaeshia Lee, Hirschi, 1:00.5; 2. Alexiis Nobles, Burkburnett, 1:01.5; 4. Bethany Hale, Iowa Park, 1:01.9; 5. Chasity Boyce, Vernon, 1:05.9; 6. Kiana McGowan, Hirschi, 1:07.5.
300-meter low hurdles — 1. Cara Cowser, Graham, 49.6; 2. Bonni Peeks, Graham, 50.2; 3. Candace MCFadden, Iowa Park, 51.3; 4. Reagan Holmes, Graham, 52.2; 5. Chelsea Oliver, Bowie, 52.4; 6. Autumn Johnson, Burkburnett, 53.6.
200-meter dash — 1. Monesha Williams, Hirschi, 26.3; 2. Alexiis Nobles, Vernon, 27.3; 4. Lauren Brightwell, Bowie, 27.4; 5. Sarah Glover, Hirschi, 28.3; 6. Stacy Burnett, Vernon, 28.4.
1,600-meter run — 1. Skyllar McDaniel, Iowa Park, 5:49.3; 2. Kalee Gabbert, Graham, 5:59.5; 3. Sydney Parker, Graham, 6:13.4; 4. Marciella Camargo, Graham, 6:15.7; 5. Nizhoni Terrones, Iowa Park, 6:16.8; 6. Lilah Gilmore, Iowa Park, 6:33.3.
1,600-meter relay — 1. Burkburnett (Johnson, Walker, McShan, Nobles), 4:13.2; 2. Hirschi, 4:15.1; 3. Bowie, 4:16.3; 4. Graham, 4:22.4; 5. Vernon, 4:23.3; 6. Iowa Park, 4:35.5.
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Peppermint Bars
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1) Preheat oven to temperature of 400 degrees.
2) Grease a 7-inch square cake tin. Use greased greaseproof paper or non-stick parchment to line the bottom.
3) In a heatproof bowl, put the eggs and ¼ cup of sugar. Stand the contents over a pan of gently simmering water. Beat well till the mixture is thick and creamy.
4) Fold in the flour till the mixture is evenly blended and then spoon it into the prepared tin.
5) Bake in the preheated oven for 15 to 20 minutes.
6) Turn the preparation out onto a wire rack and then take off the paper lining. Allow to cool completely.
7) In a heatproof bowl, put the milk and marshmallows. Stand over a pan of gently simmering water and let the contents melt.
8) Add the peppermint essence and stir well. Let the mixture cool.
9) Beat the egg whites till they are stiff. Fold in the remainder of the sugar and beat again till stiff.
10) Fold into the marshmallow mixture, along with the food coloring, till evenly blended.
11) Set the mixture aside till it starts to set.
12) If you wish to freeze the cake, flash freeze till firm, wrap in foil, pack in a freezer bag, seal, label and store in the freezer for future use.
13) Slice the cake into half and then use some of the frosting to sandwich the halves together. Cover the cake with the remaining frosting.
14) Garnish the top with grated chocolate and marshmallow cut in half.
15) If using frozen cake, first removing the wrappings, thaw the cake for 2 to 3 hours at room temperature and then finish it as directed in Steps 13 and 14.
16) Place the cake on a decorative cake plate and serve at room temperature or slightly chilled. Makes an excellent dessert.


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Cincinnati Reds
Cards Drop 2nd In Row To Reds
Oscar Taveras had 1 of 2 RBI as St. Louis falls 4-2 at Cincinnati
John Lackey Ejected
Cards pitcher kicked out of Wednesday night's game in 3rd inning.
Reds Come Alive For 9-5 Win Over Cards
Cincinnati's Mike Leake evened his record at 11-11.
Cards Shut Out Reds, 5-0
Shelby Miller goes 7 for the win
5 Times MLB Game Protests Have Been Upheld
With the San Francisco Giants being the first team since 1986 to successfully protest a game, we decided to take a look back at some of the past protested games upheld by the MLB. Here's five times MLB game protests have been upheld:
Cards Keep Rolling, 7-3
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Crash Course in Analogue Photography.
11 Jan 2014
Event times
11am - 4 pm
Cost of entry
£45/40 concessions
- 140 Lewisham Way
- Lewisham
- London
- United Kingdom
- www.lewishamarthouse.org.uk
Travel Information
- Bus: 36,436,171,172,321
- New Cross/New Cross Gate
- New Cross/New Cross Gate
A one day introduction to the Analogue camera, film processiing and printing.
AboutRun by a practicing photographer, this one day course provides a comprehensive introduction to analogue photography with the 35mm SLR camera . During the day participants learn about the theoretical and practical workings of the camera. They then shoot photographs in the local environment, followed by a session processing black and white film and finishing with learning how to make contact sheets in the darkroom. People need to bring their own camera and a film. All other materials and equipment is provided here. There is a minimum cost for paper. The teaching takes place in the artist's studio and places are limited to six and all abilities welcome. Minimum age 14 yrs. Booking essential. Info and booking contact firstname.lastname@example.com
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