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I have a question regarding colouring and binary image filtering, but unfortunately, the system doesn't permit the inclusion of images for first-timers. If anyone would like to see the images described below, please email me directly.
I have an image of gold electrodes on a flat substrate obtained with a scanning electron microscope.
I would like to colour in all the gold electrodes and particles that appear in the centre of the image, leaving the colour of the background as it is for now.
I perform straightforward routines by implementing the following code:
Firstly, I rename the image q:
Then I apply the PeronaMalik Filter to enhance the edges and diffuse the background:
pq = PeronaMalikFilter[q, 20, 0.02, 2]
The background in the image thus obtained looks more diffused and uniform, while the edges of the gold electrodes and particles appear sharp, in contrast to the background. Then I give the following command to colour in the gold
goldq = ImageApply[# {1., 0.843104, 0.} &, q,
Masking -> SelectComponents[Binarize[pq, 0.36], "Area", # > -300 &]]
The result is an image in which the gold electrodes are almost entirely coloured in gold, but there are also large regions that are coloured by gold, which shouldn't be; for instance, the left side of the image, and the top right and bottom right. It seems that these areas receive colour due to the fact that they have the same binary level as the actual gold electrodes, which is an artefact of the scanning, and should definitely have the same zero level as the rest of the background.
Is there any way to correct this gaffe digitally using Mathematica's built-in functions? Is it possible, additionally, to give the background a different colour?
As suggested, here are all three images:
Original image: After filter: After gold:


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Faba bean
About Carl Zeiss
Grain legumes are highly significant in global agricultural activities, however information on the composition, structure, and functioning of their open style and solid stigma is limited.
Global food production is underpinned by plant breeding programmes based on essential crops such as the broad bean (Vicia fava L.), soybean, pea, and the common bean. A clear insight into the mechanism of pollination in such species enhances the effectiveness of these programmes.
The faba bean is especially suited for study because it produces a large number of large flowers with straight styles that are easy to dissect and both autofertile and autosterile lines. Autofertile lines do not need a pollinating insect but do not have very large yields. Autosterile lines do need a pollinating insect and have relatively high crop yields.
The main objective for plant scientists is to compare autosterile and autofertile lines so that crosses between the two lines can be obtained. The overall objective is increased food production. In this application note the development of the faba bean stigma was observed by using a scanning elctron microscope in the days leading to anthesis (pollination).
An EVO LS 15 SEM with variable pressure (VP) feature and a variable pressure secondary electron (VPSE) detector was used for these studies of pollination biology. In addition, the SEM was equipped with a Coolstage and the images presented in this note were obtained with the stigma cooled to approximately -20° C.
To minimize possible damage to the specimens, a low pressure of about 30 Pa of air was used. This extremely low pressure is adequate to compensate for specimen charging and to trigger a gas phase scintillation signal for the VPSE detector. The Coolstage, shown in Figure 1, is a Peltier device, which can minimize the specimen temperature. Long periods of SEM imaging are then possible since hydration of the specimen is maintained.
Figure 1. Coolstage fitted to the EVO® Cartesian stage.
Anthesis is that stage of maturity of the stigma at which pollen that reaches its can cause pollination of the flower. The stigma undergoes physical changes in the days before anthesis and this project records the changes. The SEM offers an easy way to image the three dimensional surface structure of the stigma. Stigma samples were obtained from D07 plants in the days before anthesis.
Figure 2 and 3 show the autosterile D07 line three days and two days before anthesis respectively.
Figure 2. Structural Outline of a stigma from the autosterile line D07 at three days pre anthesis. The stigmatic cuticle and papillae were intact and no exudate was released.
Figure 3. Structural Outline of a stigma from the autosterile line D07 in faba bean at two days pre anthesis. The stigmatic cuticle was intact and no exudate was released.
Carl Zeiss has more than 160 years of experience in optics has in order to lay the foundation for pioneering electron and ion beam microscopes from Carl Zeiss. Superior integration of imaging and analytical capabilities provides information beyond resolution, making sure that the minutest details of these biological samples are obtained. About Carl Zeiss
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Ceremony honors Vietnam-era veteransWritten by Paige Shermis | | firstname.lastname@example.com
In conjunction with the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall's stay in Toledo, the Toledo Ohio Vietnam Era Veterans Appreciation Event took place on June 5.
The event, at the University of Toledo Savage Arena, included the Opening Ceremony for the Wall's stay in Toledo and an Honor Roll Call for all veterans in attendance.
Duke Wheeler, a Christmas tree farmer from Whitehouse, helped organize the event and bring the Traveling Wall to Toledo.
"I [want] to show these veterans how much we appreciate their sacrifices and to honor them. They fought a war that was a bad war, and that was not their fault. We should have honored them when they came home," Wheeler said.
The Opening Ceremony began with the presentation of colors. Next, the Maumee High School Select Singers sang the National Anthem, "Simple Gifts" and "Amazing Grace." A prayer by Ben Snyder, south Toledo lead pastor of Cedar Creek Church followed.
Marines Roy Hernandez, who served from 1963-'67, and Bob Baker, who served from 1967-'70, then performed a tribute to prisoners of war and those missing in action, with Hernandez giving a speech on those soldiers who were missing or taken prisoner as Baker rang a silver bell. A small dining table was set for one person on stage, the empty place symbolizing that of all the POW/MIAs. Hernandez explained the meaning of each item on the table, from the color of the tablecloth to the lit candle.
University of Toledo President Lloyd Jacobs, who served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1958-'64, Mayor Mike Bell and U.S. Air Force Colonel Steven Nordhaus gave welcoming remarks, followed by a short video message from Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel. Hagel, who was invited to the ceremony but could not attend because he was out of the country, served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1967-'68.
The Opening Ceremony's keynote speaker was USMC Lt. Gen. Robert A. Tiebout, retired, who served in Vietnam from 1967-8.
"The Wall is a very moving thing. The Wall came in my home in Tennessee and I dedicated it [there]. It's so moving because when you look at it, you visualize 50,000 young men that were in their youth, the best times of their life, and didn't hesitate a minute. They did what they had to do to do their job and maintain their freedom. They haven't enjoyed this longevity that I have; I was fortunate. They gave it all," Tiebout said after the ceremony.
Tiebout's speech was followed by the honor roll call, in which all Vietnam-era veterans were invited onstage to receive a special coin as their names were announced to the hall. The challenge coins, given to the veterans, are steeped in military tradition and rooted in nostalgia and membership ties.
Some veterans accepted coins on behalf of themselves and their brothers, who were killed in Vietnam. Several men's wives also accepted coins on behalf of their husbands.
After the roll call was complete, the official songs of each branch of the military (Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard) were played, and the veterans were invited to stand when their branch's song was played. Only one man stood for the Coast Guard's song, and was met with loud applause.
The evening's master of ceremonies, Navy Lt. Haraz N. Ghanbari, USN, who serves as the military and media liaison at the University of Toledo, gave closing remarks. The ceremony ended with a live performance of "Taps" by Jeff Worthen, one of the only musicians in the area who performs the song live. Worthen served in the U.S. Army from 1964-'67.
After the event, Tiebout remarked on his treatment upon returning from war.
"It was not good. It was not a good situation. There were a lot of demonstrations. As a matter of fact, it was such that the uniform was not to be worn in a lot of places because of the antagonistic views of some people of the veterans," he said.
However, the way soldiers and veterans are looked at now in this country is much different, he said.
"The attitudes have turned around 100 percent. People are very patriotic right now. They just appreciate veterans, wherever they come from. They stop and they talk to them. The uniform is worn and recognized. The healing after Vietnam [started] probably eight to nine years after Vietnam ended," he said.
Attendee Robert Rickard, a Toledoan, served in Bien Hoa, Vietnam, from 1971-73.
"[Attending] was kind of a last minute thing … but it was pretty neat," he said.
The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall will be in International Park until 4 p.m. June 9. The process to get the Wall to Toledo has been in the works since 2010, Wheeler said.
Events related to the Traveling Wall and Vietnam-era veterans will take place through the weekend. The 7 p.m. Mud Hens game on June 6 is free for all Vietnam-era veterans, who can show their DD214 form at will call for a free ticket. The unveiling ceremony for a bronze plaque commemorating local Vietnam-era veterans will take place at the All Wars Memorial in Downtown Toledo on June 7. The closing ceremony at the Traveling Wall will take place June 9 at 4 p.m.
"We need to pull together and appreciate the sacrifices of over 58,281 people that died, the youngest being 15 years old. That's a part of history that is ugly for the country but we can't forget it, otherwise it will repeat itself," Wheeler said.
For a full schedule of events, visit www.toledoveteransevent.com.
Tags: Bob Baker, Cedar Creek Church, Duke Wheeler, Haraz N. Ghanbari, Lloyd Jacobs, Maumee High School Select Singers, Mike Bell, Robert A. Tiebout, Robert Rickard, Roy Hernandez, Toledo Ohio Vietnam Era Veterans Appreciation Event, University of Toledo Savage Arena, Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall


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It makes sense to me that there should not be eternal punishment for people who just happen not to be Christian, but are good people nonetheless, unlike the teachings of some churches. However if we are all saved regardless, is there any particular benefit to being Christian? Would you say it is still the most effective way to have a close relationship with God, and that that therefore brings satisfaction and helps you live a good, happy life, even if it is not a matter of (eternal) life or death?
I for one desire a personal conversation with the bretheren and I will make if up there since I live close by. May I add that I love you guys.
If they print the bible electronically,
they must surely have a program, or a bit of text on a computer that they print from. That could be converted, or perhaps re-formed into a spreadable electronic copy.If you can get into a conversation, perhaps by phone, you might talk about what process they use in printing the bibles, if they indeed use a program, or have a digital file that a program uses to print the bible - they can give it to you, or to someone who can make a proper digital version, perhaps even an e-sword module.
Oh you bold and out of step one! I think I understand your sentiment, in some ways it's sort of like 'universalism', that some have given it a bad name.
Orlando, I think that is a terrific question. I can only speak for myself but life without Christ brings me misery, depression, and behavior that leads to death. He is my rock. He is my strength. I crave him more than my next breath. I have nothing without him and everything with him. I desire to live every moment as a living sacrifice of praise and thankfulness. I have life, health, my wonderful wife and children. I have sanity. I have peace. When storms come my way and like Peter I begin to sink because of my own doubts he is the hand that pulls me out. Can a value be placed on this relationship?


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After many helpings of leftover Thanksgiving turkey, it was high time for Lolita to feed her inner barbarian by diving into a steaming hot plate of RED MEAT. Steak, baby — that's what I wanted. The husbandman suggested "beef tips and gravy over rice," reminiscing as he was about similar meals made in his childhood redneck home, but if you read my blog often enough you know I'm not really a rice fan. Risotto? Sure! Sticky rice? Certainly! Chicken and rice? OK! But rice rice, ala Uncle Ben's or Minute or some such derivation I just don't ever feel a hankering for. Perhaps it's because my childhood Puerto Rican home saw rice and beans on every lunch and dinner plate throughout my *entire* youth, and I just got plumb sick of it. In particular, "rice and gravy" just sounds bland, boring, and blech to me – even more so now that some big-time soup comany has been advertising what a "great meal" spilling a hot can of their Vegetable Beef soup over rice can be for the "working mother". The commercial, which is supposed to draw me in and make me crave this fare, frankly turns me off – for various food-snob reasons I best keep to myself. So I compromised and suggested beef tips in gravy over mashed potatoes. Since no food would be made or consumed in our household if I didn't make it, he was rather compelled to agree – if he wanted to eat, that is. And eat we did: perfectly tender morsels of medium-rare sirloin bathed in rich beef gravy studded with button mushrooms and cippolini onions, served over steaming cheddar-enriched mashed potatoes, accompanied by a fresh and nutty arugula salad.
Steak Tips, Savory Mushroom Sauce, Cheddar Mashed, Arugula Salad
3/4lb sirloin tips
10oz button mushrooms
3 cloves garlic
5-6 cippolini onions
1 quart beef broth
1 lb yellow potatoes
2 tbs butter
1 heaping tablespoon flour
3 cups turkey/chicken stock
4oz sour cream
4oz cheddar cheese
EVOO, sea salt, cracked black pepper
1 lemon
1 medium tomato
parmigiano reggiano cheese, for shaving
The potatoes will take a while to boil down, as will the gravy which will be reduced almost entirely from my quart of beef stock, so I start by washing and roughly cutting my potatoes and peeling and smashing my garlic.
The garlic gets minced, the onions peeled, and the mushrooms scrubbed. I also cut the largest mushrooms in half, but keep the smaller ones whole. I love whole mushrooms.
First, I bring my chicken stock (leftover from Thanksgiving) to a boil – adding enough water to raise the volume enough to cover my spuds, which I throw in and cook until they can be easily pierced with a fork — about 20 minutes.
In a large non-stick frying pan, I soften my garlic in some EVOO for a moment before adding the onions and mushrooms…
… along with about 1/2 of the beef stock. I set this over high heat and stir often, until reduced by half, before I add the rest of the stock and do the same. I'm trying to concentrate the flavors by removing as much water from the stock as possible, and the longer steaming time required to reduce this by halves will help the mushrooms absorb all that flavor until they're completely cooked through. The onions will soften nicely as well. This takes about 20 minutes total.
Now that the glorious flavors are rich and deep, I want to thicken my sauce. First thing I do, though, is remove most of the garlic by fishing it out with a strainer. Why? Because, I admit I think I added too much garlic, since the redolence of it wafting through my kitchen was so strong, so I removed the solids in the hopes this would add balance. It did. Anyway, to thicken, I needed something akin to a roux; this is how I do it when I've already got a hot liquid on the stovetop. In a very small bowl, I add my flour and 1 tablespoon of butter…
… and using a deep spoon (I keep those plastic Japanese soup spoons in the kitchen for this reason), I fish out some of my boiling hot gravy and add it to the bowl with the flour and butter.
The heat from the gravy melts the butter, and using a fork I mix the contents of the bowl into a smooth slurry…
… before adding it to the rest of the gravy in the pan and mixing well. This stays bubbling over high heat, which will thicken the sauce.
There was an unfortunate vein of cartilage (OK, I know I'm mixing my anatomical metaphors there, but you know what I mean) through part of one of these sirloin strips, but otherwise they were things of beauty. I cut them into cubes and season them with salt and pepper before…
… throwing them into a very hot non-stick pan and searing them fully on each edge.
It only takes about 5 minutes to cook these tidbits, which I then add to the mushroom gravy for a couple minutes (not enough time to remove all the pink on the inside, but long enough to allow them to soak up some of the sauce.
Meanwhile, I make the husbandman mash the potatoes (perhaps an indelicate thing to do, considering he wanted rice, but he manned up). After draining all the water/stock, he adds enough sour cream and butter to make the potatoes creamy, then shreds the cheddar cheese into the mix. And that's it; mashed potatoes are so elegantly easy to make.
A side salad to accompany this meal is definitely in order, but I don't want to go overboard. Arugula has just the right tang for savory steak, and brightening it with a squeeze of lemon, some fresh sliced red tomato, and some slivered onions is almost all it needs. But the added bonus of some shaved parmigiano reggiano cheese, to add salt and nuttiness, brings it over the top.
I remember going to Golden Corral as a kid and thinking their all-you-can-eat salad bar and "made to order" steaks were the highest of culinary delight. My favorite dish was always the steak tips in mushroom gravy, which were delivered to the table from the kitchen in these cool little cast-iron skillets. I thought it was comfort food at its best. Ah, youth! My mother-in-law still enjoys her Golden Corral, so I daresay she'd enjoy this homage to those youthful pleasures, and I hope she'd appreciate the difference between their mass-produced stuff and my homemade version. My bites of sirloin are crusty-seared without and shot through with pink within, and the mushrooms burst on the tongue with rich beef, garlic, and onion flavor. The smooth gravy absolutely demands to be sopped up by the cheesy potatoes, and the fresh green salad offsets all the richness just right. This isn't a Weeknight Wondermeal because it calls for a decent amount of ingredients, but on the whole it's a pretty simple dinner to assemble – and it can be pretty cheap. After days and days of leftover white meat, this is exactly the red meat I needed to put Thanksgiving away until next year.


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Gray, head of Colorado State's Tropical Meteorology Project, says that only development of an El Nino could slow down the season, and that's looking less and less likely.
He also says the U.S. has been very lucky - the 16 years since 1995 have been an active period for hurricanes but most years were free of direct hits by storms with winds of 111 mph or more.
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Primetime heroes: A look at all the new comic book-inspired TV showsWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | email@example.com
After the success of "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." and "Arrow," it stood to reason that Hollywood's obsession with comic book heroes would expand even further in prime time. Five more shows with roots in graphic novels will make a splash on network television next season. Here's a quick rundown.
"Gotham," Fox
Based On: DC's "Batman"
Concept: The early days of the Dark Knight have been mined for dramatic inspiration in countless comic stories and on film, so prime time TV might as well take a turn. Created by "Rome" and "Mentalist" head Bruno Heller, this series focuses on a young Detective Jim Gordon (Benjamin MacKenzie of "The O.C.") in his early days on Gotham City's police force.
The Positives: The trailer's hard edge and modern aesthetic certainly owes more to Christopher Nolan's film trilogy than to other depictions of the Dark Knight, and focusing on Jim Gordon — one of the most underappreciated characters in the "Batman" canon — is a great idea.
Unanswered Questions: The creator has taken pains to explain how the show will have plenty of stories to tell, even without Batman at their center. But how long can the show spin prequel tales before fans get restless? Hey, "Smallville" survived for 10 years! About half of them good ones!
"The Flash," CW
Based on: DC's "The Flash" comics
Concept: He's really, really fast. "Arrow"'s creators laid the seeds for this spin-off by introducing Barry Allen as a recurring character in the show's second season, leading to this series starring Grant Gustin (formerly of "Glee") as the masked red speedster.
The Positives: The show's development team includes Geoff Johns, DC Comics' Chief Creative Officer, so reverence for the source material shouldn't be a problem. And in a nifty touch, John Wesley Shipp — who played Flash in a great-but-short-lived CBS series — will have a role in the pilot.
Unanswered Questions: The fact that the character had a chance at prime time before and failed — the 1990s "Flash" lasted only one season — is enough to give pause. With the backing of an already successful franchise to launch off of, will this last or be just a — wait for it — flash in the pan?
"iZOMBIE," CW
Based on: "iZOMBIE" DC/Vertigo comic series
Concept: A med student (Rose McIver) who is infected with a zombie virus must eat brains once a month in order to stay human, so she gets a job in a morgue. When she consumes the grey matter, she gains the memories of her meal, and then tries to solve mysteries based on what she learns. So it's basically "Pushing Daisies" if it had been directed by George Romero.
The Positives: The concept is certainly intriguing, if more than a little illogical (wait, so she eats brains to keep from becoming a zombie?). The show was co-developed by Rob Thomas, the mind behind "Veronica Mars," so it has cult-favorite pedigree.
Unanswered Questions: The show's premise fits well into the "case a week" genre that is so popular on networks right now, which may be the biggest problem. Can the series find the freedom to mine the truly interesting questions its story raises without getting bogged down by its formula?
"Constantine," NBC
Based on: DC Comics' "Hellblazer" series
Concept: Remember that Keanu Reeves movie from a few years back? Of course you don't. Well, that was based on the same series that inspired this. A smart-mouthed con man and occult investigator seeks to save his own soul by fighting demons. Welsh actor Matt Ryan wears the trademark trenchcoat.
The Positives: The show's trailer is totally bad-ass. It feels like the series' creators will be given reign to take the mythology a bit more seriously than the film did, while preserving the main character's distinctive feel.
Unanswered Questions: Honestly, the biggest question of all is with the show's network. NBC has had a rocky few years, where creative shows can either hit or go completely unnoticed. Getting paired with "Grimm" on Fridays may help, but will "Constantine" be given a chance to find its audience?
"Agent Carter," ABC
Based on: The character of Peggy Carter, a supporting player in Marvel Comics
Concept: They've been toying with the idea of giving Hayley Atwell a spin-off for a while — ever since she debuted in "Captain America: The First Avenger" — and here it is. Atwell reprises her role as the titular agent in a series set after the Second World War.
The Positives: Viewers will have garnered quite a bit of affinity for the lead character, since she's been in both "Cap" flicks and a one-shot mini-movie on the "Iron Man 3″ DVD. It'll also get a boost in scheduling: "Carter" will premiere in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."'s time slot when that series goes on mid-season break.
Unanswered Questions: Even with the Marvel name behind it, the idea of a period piece can be tricky with modern audiences — it either really works, or it really doesn't. Also, "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." took a while to gain momentum in its first season — will "Carter," with its 13-episode run, have that luxury?
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There are moments in every athlete's life that, upon reflection, are particularly momentous. For Chicago Wolves defenseman Derek Joslin, one such instance came early and changed the trajectory of his career.
"My dad, Jeff, was one of my first coaches in hockey and he was a big influence. I was a forward until I was 13 and he was the one as a coach who put me on defense," he said. "It was a huge fight because I was like 'I want to score goals! I want to be a forward!' and he said I'd be better as a defenseman. I didn't talk to him for a few weeks, but I guess it all worked out."
And then some. While Richmond Hill, Ontario, native Joslin was originally bitter about the switch, with more than 100 National Hockey League games under his belt as a blueliner, it seems this was one case where father really did know best.
"Derek had been one of the leading scorers on our team when we lost three defensemen all at once and someone had to step into the role," Jeff said. "I suggested trying Derek on defense. He was one of the tallest on the team and he was a good skater. I told him on the car ride home after practice and he broke down and started crying. He said he didn't want to be a defenseman because he wouldn't score any goals. He was really upset but I finally told him we would just try it a couple of games and see what happened. Then his first game on defense he got a goal and an assist. He said to me after, 'OK, dad, I'll try it on defense' and he's been there ever since."
The bond between father and son has remained intact, even as Joslin has criss-crossed North America playing hockey. After leaving home at 16 to play for the Ontario Hockey League's Ottawa 67's, he was drafted in the fifth round of the 2005 NHL draft by the San Jose Sharks. After nearly two full seasons with their American Hockey League affiliate, the Worcester Sharks, Joslin played in his first NHL game with San Jose on January 3, 2009.
"When you go up to the NHL, you're so pumped up," he said. "The coaches are really good about easing you into it so you're not going to get thrown into the fire and be put out there against Sidney Crosby on your first shift. When I first started going up and down to San Jose from Worcester, I remember getting called into coach's office and he'd say, 'You're going up,' so I'd be in a car at 2 a.m. going to the airport, catching a six-hour flight and then I'm playing that night in San Jose. But that's not that bad. Getting sent down is harder. I was sent up and down about 10 times that first season. It's an emotional, mental roller coaster."
No matter where Joslin happens to be suiting up though, he holds one ritual especially close to his heart – the pregame call to dad.
"We have a really good relationship and my dad watches every game online so I'll usually call him before we play," he said. "It's our tradition. He always drove me to hockey growing up and he'd give me the pre-game pointers and now I call him just to say hi. Sometimes we don't even talk about hockey, we just catch up a little and he says good luck and then he watches the game. Afterwards he'll tell me what he saw and still gives me the odd pointer."
"Most of the time it's a short conversation and I wish him luck," Jeff said. "After a game, he knows when he's played well and when he's had a rough game. When he plays well he calls me after the game. If he feels there is any doubt he won't call me after the game. He calls the next day. He'll be down on himself and won't feel like talking. But pretty much we still talk like that and it's pretty cool. It's just our routine."
While Joslin still fondly remembers the car rides to and from practice and games with his dad growing up, he now carries on that tradition with someone else – Wolves goaltender Matt Climie, also his roommate. With dad, Joslin remembers a lot of lectures after a game. With Climie, the car rides are a little different.
"We carpool to the arena almost every day," he said. "On the car ride home after a loss, we just vent to each other. We don't talk too much about it, but if something is bothering one of us we will definitely express that to the other and it's a good thing to have someone who gets it and understands and you can just get things off your chest."
Climie and Joslin had never met prior to Joslin joining the Wolves in the offseason, but they became fast friends in training camp and Joslin tagged along when Climie went to look at condos in Chicago. They ended up finding a spot and sharing it with forward Tim Miller.
"It's a good dynamic between the three of us. We have a good time," Climie said. "In our time off, 'Jos' and I will go to a movie or get dinner or whatever. We hang out quite a bit. Tim hangs out with us here and there but he spends more time in his room. It's good, though. We have fun."
"Derek comes off as shy and quiet but once you get to know him, he opens up and he really becomes the opposite," Climie added. "He comes out of his shell a lot."
That's clear as soon as Joslin's penchant for pranking is revealed, although his aim isn't always as true as he'd like.
"My best prank was also my most unintentional," he said. "I put shaving cream in a white towel, and refolded it so when the guys come out of the shower and they grab a towel they can't really feel the shaving cream. But my coach (with the Ottawa 67s) Brian Kilrea happened to be in the shower and he grabbed the towel and he had shaving cream all over his face and his body. All the boys were laughing, so that was pretty successful."
But as it tends to do, karma came back to bite Joslin. It arrived in the form of a furry friend hanging out in his equipment bag.
"One time in Worcester, I was a rookie so we had to help the trainers bring all the bags in the room. I brought in my bag and someone had put a mouse that was stuck on one of those glue traps in my bag," he said. "So it was still alive and moving. I didn't see it at first, but when I went to grab my elbow pads I saw it and it scared the you-know-what out of me. All the guys were around the corner watching to see my reaction so that was good."
Beyond just standard team initiations, Joslin has experienced some of success' more enjoyable perks too, which he's happy to be able to share with family.
"You don't really get recognized a lot as a hockey player, but I did have one encounter that was special," he said. "I was in San Jose and my parents came to visit and we went out to dinner. When I walked in and got a table the manager came out and was basically like 'Hi Derek, good to see you playing up here with the big club, dinner is on us.' I was like, Wow, this is cool. My parents were excited. There are little moments like that that stick with you."
His mom and dad have had plenty of opportunity to get excited about their kids' hockey endeavors. While Joslin found success at the junior hockey level, just like his father, and moved on to the pros, his younger sister, Jamie, is a defenseman who earned a full scholarship to Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh. In fact, it was Jamie who got Joslin acquainted with now-teammate Darren Archibald.
"Darren and I are both from Richmond Hill, but he started down in the ECHL so we never really played together until now," Joslin said. "He is a couple years younger than me, around my sister's age (21) so we have mutual friends. I always heard about him. We definitely got closer the last couple summers when we were training together. It's great to have him here and then at home I have a golf buddy so it's fun."
Considering one of Joslin's first jobs as a teenager was as a caddy at a local golf course, he's still passionate about the game, and sees an opportunity to improve his skills on the ice by spending time on the links.
"I love to play golf. I get into it in the summer," he said. "With all the time off we have, you work out in the morning and then go play a little golf. It could help with hockey too actually. It does help with your core muscles. But golf is a finesse sport and hockey is more about power. So it helps with my soft hands on the ice."
Joslin would know about using power to his advantage on the ice. At the 2009 AHL All-Star game, he won the Hardest Shot contest with a 98.6 m.p.h. slap shot. But getting that kind of energy behind a puck doesn't come about easily.
"To shoot like that, you really have to use the flex of your stick. You don't just swing at it as hard as you can," he said. "Sticks these days are built to release their own way so you have to have good rotation in your core and your stick. It's not all arms like people think. It's a lot of legs and core and rotation. I work on that a lot in the offseason, strengthening my core and working on my rotation. It comes up a lot in hockey and in golf too, actually."
While it may seem as though Joslin has accomplished plenty so far in his hockey career, he doesn't want to slow down. In fact, he wants to work even harder, motivated by the same dream he's fought for since his days in house league.
"Ever since I was a kid I've wanted to be an NHL hockey player. I want to win the Stanley Cup," he said. "When the desire and the hunger aren't there anymore, that's when you have to step outside the game. It's a pleasure going to the rink every day. It is a really good life.
"Ultimately I want to be successful in whatever I do, whether it's hockey or life after hockey. Being successful and healthy and happy, hopefully. Just always be in a good place. Hockey isn't always going to be there and I want to make sure even if it's not hockey one day, I'm still doing something I love and I'm making myself happy."


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Beautiful. They look like they would have been interesting to talk too.ReplyDelete
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That is so interesting. I have this same picture reversed, did it happen in the scanning? Could there possibly have been two taken?ReplyDelete
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Anna Pereksta --she came from the area that my husbands family was from. Some still there. His fathers name was John his Moms was Mary. From what I can remember the town was also Pislop. Spelling may be wrong. My husband was the "baby" of the family, he died in 1994. I still keep in touch with some of the relatives from Johnson City.ReplyDelete
Sarah, same pic. Too bad anonymous did not sign her name, we might have gotten some more info. Aunt RoseReplyDelete
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In 2010 the Pentaho EMEA channel revenue grew by 285%, the number of EMEA partners doubled and we held 114 events with EMEA Partners. Wow! You may be asking yourself, 'How is it possible to experience such growth and find time to hold 100+ events?' Two answers: first , this growth is a result of our hard working EMEA partners creating success with their impressive customers such as: BNOVA (Infocamere, Coopservice ); PortaBI (Telefonica, Banco Santandar), Conduct ( Aspiro Music , TV2 ), Millersoft (Air Menzies, Regenesis, Badoo), Linalis ( Swissport ). The second reason for success is the backbone of the EMEA Channels team, Pentaho EMEA Channels account manager, Sharmila Wijeyakumar (known to her friends as Sam). Pentaho is very proud to announce that Sharmila was named one of the Top Women of the Channel by Everything Channel's CRN Magazine. Reading her section below from the award, you can easily understand why she received this award. The Top Women of the Channel is an annual list recognizing female executives for their accomplishments over the past year, based on their achievements as executives and the amount of influence they wield...
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Pentaho is used by many casual business users including physicians , real estate agents , store managers , resort managers , insurance agents and airport staff . Today, Pentaho is proud to add dairy farmers to the list of casual business users with the publication of a customer success story about 3A Latte Arborea, the leading dairy and milk producer in Sardinia, Italy. Read the full case study to learn how Pentaho along with jAPS Entando and J-service have provided power to the dairy farmers to help them moo-ve ahead (we just had too). 3A Latte Arborea is an interesting story about how Pentaho BI has helped the farmers to make more profitable decisions about production costs, optimize operational efficiency, identify strengths and weaknesses in the supply chain and improve overall short and long-term planning. Check it out in English and Italian . If you have an interesting story about how working with Pentaho is improving your business, we want to help you highlight your great work. There are many opportunities both public and private that are available. If you are interested, please contact u s here . photo credit: iStock Photo
July 19, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
Pentaho is very fortunate to have such a fantastic community. There are a few community rockstars that find time in their uber busy lives to write books about using Pentaho. The latest book published, the Pentaho Data Integration 4 Cookbook by co-authors Adrián Pulvirenti & Maria Carina Roldán is making its way to the top of the Amazon bestseller tech list. Even more impressive – this is Maria's second book about PDI in just 15 months! (In April 2010 she published PDI 3.2: Beginner's Guide ). We were interested to learn more about the book and the authors. Check out our interview below to get the inside scoop about the PDI 4 Cookbook. Read below to learn how to win a FREE copy of the PDI 4 Cookbook and for a special discount offer from Packt Publishing 1) What inspired you to write the PDI 4 cookbook so soon after "PDI 3.2 for beginners"? Maria : At the time PDI 3.2 for Beginners was published there was a clear need for a book that revealed the secrets of Kettle, in particular for those who barely knew about this tool. The...
July 15, 2011 by Pentaho Admin
Social Networking Data R ecently, I have been asked about Pentaho's product interaction with social network providers such as Twitter and Facebook. The data stored within these " social graphs " can provide its owners with critical metrics around their content. By analyzing trends within user growth and demographics as well as consumption and creation of content...owners and developers are better equipped to improve their business with Facebook and Twitter. Social networking data can already be viewed and analyzed utilizing existing tools such as FB Insights or even purchasable 3rd party software packages created specifically for this purpose. Now...Pentaho Data Integration in its traditional sense is an ETL ( Extract Transform Load ) tool. It can be used to extract and extrapolate data from these services and merge or consolidate it with other relative company data. However, it can also be used to automatically push information about a company's product or service to the social network platforms. You see this in action today if you have ever used Facebook and " Liked " something a company had to offer. At regular intervals, you will sometimes note unsolicited product offers and...
July 14, 2011 by Rebecca Shomair
Q&A is a series on the Business Intelligence from the Swamp Blog that interviews key members of the Pentaho team to learn more about their focus at Pentaho and outlook on the Business Intelligence industry. Our Q&A today is with Jonathan Seper, a Customer Success Manager at Pentaho. When he's not on the phone making sure Pentaho customers are happy and on-track with their deployment, you can find the Vancouver native fly fishing in and around Central Florida! To learn more about Jonathan's role at Pentaho and view on Business Intelligence we asked him five questions: 1. What is your role at Pentaho? I am a Customer Success Manager. A successful Business Intelligence deployment requires not only a full product, but also investment of your people's time and effort. Our team is comprised of seasoned Pentaho veterans to help our customers get the most out of Pentaho software and extensive services. 2. Why was it important for Pentaho to introduce the Customer Success team? As a commercial open source subscription model, we rely on superior support to ensure our customers renew each year, i.e. we must make sure our customers...
July 13, 2011 by Gina Melani
Yesterday Reuters reported on a recent survey which revealed that "retailers have cash on their balance sheets and nearly half of 100 top retail executives said they are planning to spend it on technology." Specifically, retailers are looking to spend that money on analytical tools to "improve company growth, expansion and planning." There is a tremendous opportunity for retailers to use analytical tools to make smarter business decisions with the enormous amount of data captured from online purchases and the cash register. Tomorrow Pentaho customer Sheetz , a multibillion convenience store retailer, will share their experience implementing Pentaho Business Intelligence on a webcast. Sheetz has gained visibility into purchasing behavior, store performance metrics and cross-channel trends using Pentaho. Join us tomorrow, July 14, to learn about Convenient Self-Service BI. Register here: www.pentaho.com/events/20110714-bi-4-retail-webcast/
July 11, 2011 by opensource bi
The rules of the game have changed for enterprise software. In Aaron Levie's recent article on TechCruch, " Building An Enterprise Software Company That Doesn't Suck ", he breaks down the changes in enterprise software business into three categories. Levie details how differently enterprise software is developed, sold, and supported today versus just a few years ago. I found Levie's perspective interesting – especially because it matches the model that we have followed at Pentaho to achieve great success. 1. How enterprise software is developed today. It's no longer about products that are feature-bloated merely to get into RFP wars and win multi-year, large contracts. Those days are over – all they produced were complex technologies that had no real usage. Now what drives demand is the real business application of software. Success is in user adoption, not in feature checklists. This is exactly why an open source business model has been successful for enterprise software. The products are developed because there was a real business need for them. Many features are implemented and submitted by the community members, because real users need these capabilities in their business applications. This...
July 7, 2011 by Gina Melani
We're taking a break from the summer sun to offer some great events this month, including our Business Intelligence for Retail webcast on July 14 . There's also a great selection of Pentaho training classes that are being offered all over the world. Our Fast Track BI Seminar series has two stops this month: Paris, France and Chicago, Illinois. We hope to see you at one of our events! Webcasts July 14 – Business Intelligence for Retail – Convenient Self-Service BI – Online (English) Live Events July 7 – Fast Track BI Seminar and Pentaho BI 4 Launch – Paris July 21 – Fast Track BI Seminar – Chicago Bookmark the Pentaho Events & Webcast webpage Training Classes (Listed by start date; class length varies.) July 11 – Pentaho Report Design Techniques – Online (Italian) July 11 – Pentaho Database Integration for Database Developers – Zurich July 12 – Pentaho Report Design Techniques – Online (Spanish) July 18 – Pentaho Architect's Bootcamp – Chicago July 18 – Pentaho Database Integration for Database Developers – Massa, MS, Italy July 19 – Pentaho Database Integration for Database Developers – Orlando July 19...
July 7, 2011 by opensource bi
Recently I had the pleasure to speak with Albert Pang, a veteran of the application market space with more than 25 years of experience and the founder of Apps Run The World . In our conversation, centered on Pentaho BI 4 , we discussed the use of business intelligence by the casual business user – something that in the past has been impossible due to the highly technical nature of business intelligence deployments. In his recent blog, Business Analytics for the Masses , Pang depicts this problem and describes how it has impacted the SMB market. He explains how highly technical BI tools worked as a roadblock for SMB companies that did not have intensive IT resources to allocate to BI projects -- something that independent BI vendors in the market (Pentaho, Tableau, and Qliktech) have realized and leveraged as an opportunity to improve the BI market. Pang goes further by saying "Pentaho, which has made its name in the open-source BI marketplace, introduced Pentaho BI 4 Enterprise Edition in June. One of the key targets is non-technical business users who can use the new product to create highly formatted,...
July 5, 2011 by Gina Melani
To promote the launch of Pentaho BI 4 last week, we hosted two live demos to showcase the great new features bringing ' Power to the User ' in our latest release. By the volume of questions we received during the demos (which had record attendance) – we can tell that everyone is just as excited about this release as we are! Although it was impossible to answer every question during the live demo, there was a trend of common questions asked by the audience. Here are the top five most asked questions and answers: Q: Which Internet browsers does Pentaho support? Is there a preferred browser? A: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari and Chrome are all supported by Pentaho. We do not have a preferred browser – any of these are fine. Q: Does Pentaho offer training or classes? A: Yes, Pentaho and our partners offer a wide range of online and in-person training classes all over the world. Visit our training page or contact your account rep to learn more. Also, we plan to host a live demo of BI 4 for more technical users within the next month...
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dineLA is an exciting 2-week dining event created by the Los Angeles Convention and Visitor Bureau (aka LA, INC) to introduce diners to hundreds of neighborhood restaurants throughout Los Angeles County. LA's a huge county full of many great spots for food and drink. So, to help filter through over 300 participating restaurants, dineLA's invited me to call out a few restaurants offering vegetarian dineLA menu items. I live in West Hollywood, so most of my recommendations are for spots in my area.
For dineLA, participating restaurants offer a fixed 3-course menu for lunch and/or dinner…a great way to taste popular dishes. If a restaurant offers only 1 or 2 vegetarian items on their dineLA menu, many will let you order just those vegetarian items, so do ask. You'll also find a few vegan and almost raw items too.
With so many great dineLA restaurants, it was challenging to choose just 10! Here's a few vegetarian items to look for. If you prefer vegan, ask to leave off the dairy. It's that simple. Click each link below to view their dineLA menu:
:: Check out photos from the dineLA Kickoff Celebration at the W Hotel in Westwood last week with my Exec Chef friends.
Join the discussion on my Facebook page and at Twitter.
Download my free 2012 Healthy Jumpstart report with tips for recharging your immune system, nourishing your body, and boosting your metabolism at www.RawFoodRockStar.com.
dineLA Restaurant Week is a 2-week dining event created by the Los Angeles Convention and Visitor Bureau (aka LA, inc) to introduce diners to hundreds of neighborhood restaurants throughout Los Angeles County.
:: Check out my dineLA Vegetarian Roundup – my top 10 picks for restaurants who have vegetarian and even vegan items on their dineLA menus.
To celebrate, dineLA hosted a party at the W Hotel in Westwood last week on Jan 11th, 2012 with flowing scotch, champagne, beer, and wine. Though I've taken a break from drinking, I had to have just one scotch because it was Highland Park 12 year, neat with one ice cubes on the side please.
Chef Jason Fullilove from The Tar Pit has the best last name ever! He may look familiar because he was on the 1st episode of Chef Hunter on Food Network last month. Keep a look out, as he'll soon be on Cooking Channel too. Finally, diversity on TV, yeah! Chef Jason's food is yummy. For dineLA, you will find 2 vegan dishes on his vegetarian menu including a Roasted Vegetable Terrine, Winter Root Vegetable Pasta, and a choice of 3 decadent desserts.
Executive Chef Chris Morningstar from Ray's and Stark Bar, hailed by Esquire Magazine as "One of the best new restaurants of 2011″. Bravo Chef Chris! Chris and I first met while we were both preparing for our Test Kitchen dinners as Chris' dinner was the night following my 2-nights of Ani Phyo's Gastrawnomique. His menu was completely opposite mine….all animal products vs. my vegan raw. I get a kick out of the fact his last name, Morningstar….it's the brand name of popular vegan and vegetarian breakfast sausages….though Chris' expertise is with meat. Ray's and Stark Bar is a Patina group restaurant, and I was super stoked when Chris told me his boss and Master Chef Joachim Splichal had given him a copy of Ani's Raw Food Essentials to use while creating menus and recipes for Google campus.
Exec Chef and owner Kerry Simon from Simon L.A. is offering several vegetarian items on his lunch and dinner dineLA menus including Market Roasted Vegetable Kale Salad, Fennel Pollen, Sherry Vinaigrette (I love kale!), Spinach Salad with Dates and Persimmon, plus desserts that look amazing like a House Made Kit Kat. Yum! Chef Kerry is very accommodating, is happy to let you order items from the dineLA menu, plus is fine with you making substitutions and requests. So just ask, and you shall receive!
dineLA asked artist Phil Lumbang to illustrate chef characters that were being silk screened onto canvas dineLA bags for everyone. What a fun idea, and very cool bag. Chef Chris Morningstar had a character screened onto his chef jacket, super cute!
Shana Wong (LA Magazine), William Karz (LA, inc), Shelley Leopold (LA Weekly), and I watching the screening of characters onto the canvas bags.
Our hostess Stacey Sun is red. She makes dineLA happen. Thanks Stacey! Excited to check out new restaurants beginning next week!
Join our discussion on my Facebook page and at Twitter.
Download my free 2012 Healthy Jumpstart report with tips for recharging your immune system, nourishing your body, and boosting your metabolism at www.RawFoodRockStar.com.
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Wando High School seniors Garret Bell, Anna Blyth, Sydney Cowart, Samuel Crain, Andrew Kilby, Alex McArthur, Rachel Nuzum and Alexander Tuk were selected as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Finalists were announced after the program determined which of the 16,000 semifinalists named in September 2013 had met all requirements to advance in the competition. All finalists will be considered for National Merit Scholarships to be offered in 2014.
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The Dallas Genealogical Society has a long history of providing information of interest to Genealogists. The organization has donated thousands of dollars to the Dallas Public Library for the purchase of materials now located in the Genealogy section on the 8th floor of the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library located in downtown Dallas.
In addition, the organization is re-focusing its efforts to make more information available in a digital format. This page, indeed this entire web site, are tangible examples of that effort. As information becomes available it will be accessible from this page.
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Next week in New York City, cloud aficionados and Big Data proponents from around the world will convene on the 10th International Cloud Computing Expo in Javits Convention Center in New York City. From June 11 – 14th, conference attendees will be introduced to new advancements in cloud computing, learn how they can optimize their businesses using the cloud and understand how Big Data and Cloud Computing work hand-in-hand to help produce compelling new services and offerings analyzing and hosting the zetabytes of new data being collected from the social and enterprise web.
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The Aiken County Sheriff's Office is on the hunt for two men who broke into an elderly woman's home in Graniteville early Thursday and forced her to give them money and a cell phone, according to a report.
The two men entered the 80-year-old woman's home around 12:20 a.m., according to the report.
The victim told deputies that she was standing next to her bed when she heard a noise. She then saw two men wearing dark clothing and something covering their faces "charging" toward her.
One of the men reportedly grabbed the woman by both wrists and said, "Give us the money, old lady." The other burglar went through her purse and took some cash and her cell phone, according to the report.
At one point, one of the burglars asked the woman where a former tenant of the home was.
According to the report, the woman's wrists were "very badly bruised and bleeding" when paramedics arrived. The woman declined transport to the hospital, and paramedics treated her on the scene.
According to the report, there were no signs of forced entry into the home except for a rip in the screen portion of a storm door. The woman told deputies she had misplaced her house keys earlier in the day, and that she may have left her key in the back door.
Capt. Troy Elwell, a spokesman for the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, said Thursday afternoon there haven't been any arrests in the case.
Anyone with information on this case can call the Aiken County Sheriff's Office at (800) 922-9709, or CrimeStoppers of the Midlands at (888) CRIME-SC. Callers may remain anonymous and will be eligible for a cash reward between $50 and $1,000.
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Gallery: Marshall vs. Illinois State, Sept. 27, 1975
Marshall University (dark jerseys) beat Illinois State (white jerseys) 36-3 at Fairfield Stadium on Sept. 27, 1975. The 1975 team had a 2-9 record under coach Frank Ellwood. Team captains were Mark Bookover, Steve Morton and Jesse Smith.
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From 1966 to 1983, Marshall's football program suffered a dismal streak of losing seasons. In 1984, Marshall won its two final games on the road against Illinois State and East Tennessee State to finish with a 6-5 record for its first winning season in 20 years.
1975 Marshall University football roster (according to the media guide. Jersey numbers were not listed.)
Melvin Adderton, FB, Freshman, Bishop, Va.
Bob Anderson, QB, Senior, Advance, N.C.
John Arnold, TE, Sophomore, Proctorville, Ohio.
Fred Bader, LB, Senior, Troy, Ohio.
Mike Bailey, TB, Freshman, Coalwood, W.Va.
David Banks, TE, Sophomore, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Larry Berkery, QB, Sophomore, Sarasota, Fla.
Bob Birch, DE, Junior, Wheeling, W.Va.
Jerome Bohanna, SE, Senior, Delaware, Ohio.
John Braswell, OG, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
Walter J. Brison, C, Freshman, Charleston, W.Va.
Mark Brookover, OT, Senior, Stockport, Ohio.
Leonard Brown, SE, Sophomore, Little River, S.C.
Bob Burgoon, FL, Junior, Tonawanda, N.Y.
Don Burgoyne, FB, Sophomore, Tonawanda, N.Y.
Shawn Burke, OT, Junior, Clarksville, Ind.
Larry Call, OT, Senior, Wheelersburg, Ohio.
Bobby Campbell, LB, Freshman, East Bank, W.Va.
Rob Carter, LB, Sophomore, Franklin, Va.
Mike Clark, LB, Sophomore, Kenmore, N.Y.
Bob Coleman, DHB, Sophomore, Huntington.
Steve Cook, C, Sophomore, Coal Grove, Ohio.
Ray Crabtree, DE, Sophomore, Huntington.
Ray Crisp Jr., FL, Freshman, Lima, Ohio.
Roger Daniel, Buff, Sophomore, Lima, Ohio.
Bob DeYoung, DT, Senior, Little Falls, N.J.
Mike Farri, TB, Sophomore, Camp Springs, Md.
James Felton, FB, Sophomore, Greensburg, Pa.
John Filliez, SE, Junior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
Bill Forbes, LB, Junior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
Dave Forbes, PK, Junior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
Joe Fox, QB, Junior, Ravenswood, W.Va.
Mike Fox, SE, Sophomore, Harpers Ferry, W.Va.
Stanley Gilbert, SE, Sophomore, Stuart, Fla.
David Gromlich, S, Sophomore, Somerville, N.J.
John Hale, TE, Junior, Towhaton, W.Va.
Al Hall, FB, Freshman, Ravenswood, W.Va.
Edward Hamrick, PK, Freshman, Clendenin, W.Va.
Lace Hardwick, LB, Sophomore, Kenova.
Andre Heath, MG, Senior, Massillon, Ohio.
Dave Jaworski, OG, Sophomore, Buffalo, N.Y.
Greg Johnson, Buff, Sophomore, Charleston, W.Va.
Larry Jones, DE, Sophomore, Franklin, Va.
Dave Kellems, DT, Sophomore, Harrison, Ohio.
Mike Kesling, DT, Freshman, Clarksburg, W.Va.
John Kravec, MG, Senior, Cincinnati Ohio.
Paul Kuzio, QB, Freshman, New Cumberland, W.Va.
Ken Lawson, DHB, Sophomore, Patterson, N.J.
Mark Lawson, OG, Freshman, Trenton, Ohio.
Ron Lemon, OT, Junior, Davin, W.Va.
Rick McCarley, OG, Freshman, Wellston, Ohio.
Ed McTaggart, C, Sophomore, Rochester, N.Y.
Al Mayer, DHB, Senior, Troy, Ohio.
Jeff Meek, OT, Freshman, Sciotoville, Ohio.
Tom Midkiff, TE, Freshman, Tampa, Fla.
John Monnig, DHB, Freshman, Ironton, Ohio.
Steve Morton, DE, Senior, Charleston, W.Va.
Herman Nelson Jr., QB, Freshman, Mobile, Ala.
Bob Olson, OT, Sophomore, Corapolis, Pa.
Dennis Pearce, DT, Freshman, Wellston, Ohio.
Bob Phillips, DE, Freshman, Columbus.
Zack Qualls, TB, Sophomore, Huntington.
Doug Sargent, DHB, Junior, New Kensington, Pa.
Bob Shanta, OG, Sophomore, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rick Sharp, OB, Sophomore, South Point, Ohio.
Lew Shields, OG, Junior, Huntington.
Phil Skvarka, DE, Sophomore, Wheeling, W.Va.
Jesse Smith, OG, Senior, Barrackville, W.Va.
LaSalle Smith, TB, Sophomore, Logan, W.Va.
Wayne Sparks, DT, Junior, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Michael Sprouse, LB, Freshman, Oak Harbor, Ohio.
Bill Stevenson, TB, Senior, Kenmore, N.Y.
Bob Tranquill, C, Junior, Wellsburg, W.Va.
Steve Weaver, OT, Junior, Dayton, Ohio.
Dan Wells, OG, Freshman, Middletown, Ohio.
Harold Wetzel, S, Sophomore, New Martinsville, W.Va.
Golwin Williams, DHB, Freshman, Holland, Ohio.
Kewyn Williams, S, Freshman, Holland, Ohio.
Steve Williams, FL, Sophomore, Huntington.
Bob Wilt, QB, Sophomore, New Martinsville, W.Va.
Jim Wulf, FB, Junior, Williamsville, N.Y.
Bill Yanossy, LB, Junior, Bradenville, Pa.


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Please bear with us as we have launched in beta so you may notice a bug or two. The best thing you can do is let us know right here in the Site Feedback Forum. Have a question or comment regarding the new site? This is your place.
This just started happening to me around 2 days ago. It probably had something do with that maintenance, but probably not. Anyways, when I click on some articles, either they take an long time to load, or refuse to load. I even got some error messages sometimes. Just wanted to know if Game Informer were aware of this. Oh by the way, I use Google Chrome, so I don't know if that makes an difference.
Yeah, it happens to me a lot not too. Also, some replays and super replays will say I don't have enough points to watch them.
-EDIT- ..a lot NOW too.
I've only just joined the community recently so I have no comparison as to former site functionality, but I find I'm experiencing a large number of gateway timeouts (randomly distibuted across many pages) - definitely a huge disincentive for continued patronage.
"I don't want the world... just your half!"
Hi. Nearly all pages will not load properly if I'm logged in. I have too logout then the page load with on problems. Here:
If I'm logged in the site will not load properly or take forever like 1 minute before I'm able too watch the video. The site just seems too hang, with the following text in the status bar:
"Transferring data from server.adformdsp.net..."
If I hit stop in my browser the video and the rest of the page load. Very strange as like Game Imformer don't like it's user too be logged in :D
I'm using Firefox 12
@Mr. Propellerhead:
Well the site was running fine, but then these problems only started occurring around 3-4 days when they had their maintenance. But you should still stick around, there's an great community here, and it's very fun. ;)
@Mr. Propellerhead:
Well the site was running fine, but then these problems only started occurring around 3-4 days when they had their maintenance. But you should still stick around, there's an great community here, and it's very fun. ;)
Oh, about the time I joined up then - hope you're not suggesting anything by that... :P
Apart from these loading/timeout issues I quite like the site, and it does seem to have a thriving and talented community of friendly users - I'll reserve judgement (for now). ;)
I've had this problem the past few days too. Every time I try to click on an article, it just keeps loading. Then after 5-10 minutes, I get this message:
Gateway Timeout
The proxy server did not receive a timely response from the upstream server.
Reference #1.90ed54b8.1338148238.4fb6a6d8
This is in Firefox. The funny thing is though, when I try using Internet Explorer, the site runs like a charm.
I'm using Firefox as well and this site is working less well than it usually does. Like everyone else, I click on an article link and it keeps working, working, working.... Some articles I can get into and others not so much.
yeah... it seems as though only the news articles are not working... every other page I have been to here loads just fine.
It's been happening to me for like three or four days. It's driving me crazy.
Yes, and I was getting on to say something. I can't read half the stuff and I can't watch any of the super replays.
yeah same here IE works fine but Chrome won't load anything past the home page
I'm having the same issue, I can open pages if I'm logged out but when I'm logged in I can't load a single page on GI...
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Workstation 11 is a great way to evaluate and test new operating systems in an isolated and secure environment. Run more than 200 operating systems including the latest Microsoft Windows 10 Technical Preview. Workstation 11 fully supports the latest Microsoft operating systems, from the Windows 8.1 update for the desktop to Windows 2012 R2 for the server. For organizations and technical users that run the latest Linux distribution, Workstation 11 supports Ubuntu 14.10, Red 7, CentOS 7, Fedora 21, Debian 7.6 and many more. With Workstation 11, you can create nested hypervisors to run Hyper-V or VMware ESXi and vSphere to build up the ultimate vSphere lab for training, show demos, and testing.
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Workstation 11 supports the latest Intel 64-bit x86 processors, including the new Haswell microarchitecture for maximum performance. Workstation 11 is optimized to take advantage of key new Haswell extensions, delivering up to 45% improvement in CPU intensive operations like multimedia, encryption/decryption, and other strenuous performance tests as compared to Workstation 10.
Create Powerful Virtual Machines
With Workstation 11, you can create virtual machines with up to 16 vCPUs, 8 TB virtual disks, and 64 GB of memory to run the most demanding applications in a virtualized environment. You can now give graphics-intensive applications an additional boost by allocating up to 2GB of video memory to a virtual machine. With powerful 3D graphics and support for OpenGL 2.1 and DirectX 9.0c Shader Model 3 graphics, Workstation makes running highly demanding 3D applications like AutoCAD or SolidWorks a breeze.
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Workstation 11 has been optimized to support higher resolution displays like the new QHD+ (3200x1800) displays used in laptops and x86 tablets. Leverage the new Microsoft Surface Pro 3 capabilities with Workstation's virtual accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, and ambient light sensor to enable applications running in the virtual machines to respond when a user juggles their tablet. In addition, Workstation 11 supports HD audio with 7.1 surround sound, USB 3.0 and Bluetooth, making it easy to take advantage of the latest hardware.
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Workstation 11 now provides a connection to VMware's vCloud Air allowing you to extend and scale your virtual machines in the external cloud. Easily connect to vCloud Air and upload, run, and view virtual machines right from the Workstation 11 interface. It's also easy to seamlessly drag and drop virtual machines between your PC and your internal cloud running vSphere, ESXi or another instance of Workstation.
Take Productivity to the Next Level
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Workstation 11 delivers an updated user interface to make working with virtual machines faster and easier, whether running them locally on your PC or in the cloud. The Workstation 11 interface includes simplified menus, live thumbnails, tabs, preferences screens, and a virtual machine library with search capability. New Unity mode optimizations continue to enhance the user experience when running Windows 8.1 as both a host and guest in Workstation 11.
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Workstation 11 improves usability when working with virtual machines with the new shortcut feature allowing you to navigate to a virtual machine with one simple click right from the desktop. The new EFI option allows you to create and boot a Workstation virtual machine as an alternative to the more traditional BIOS approach, improving support for new and future operating system releases. The Workstation 11 Virtual Machines Wizard makes it easy to install new operating systems and optimized drivers, whether installing from a disc or ISO image. When it comes to displaying your virtual machines, multiple monitor set-ups are easier than ever with Workstation 11, whether you are using 2, 3, or even 10 monitors.
Protect Your Work and Save Time
With Workstation 11, you can safeguard and protect your virtual machines and save valuable time when working with your virtual machines using the Snapshot and Clone features. The Snapshot feature preserves the state of a virtual machine so you can return to it at any time. Duplicating Workstation virtual machines is easy using the clone feature, which allows you to make unlimited copies of a virtual machine right from the baseline installation and configuration. Linked clones are an even quicker, easier and more efficient way to duplicate complex setups for testing and custom demos. Linked clones make a copy of a virtual machine that shares virtual disks with the parent virtual machine and have the benefit of taking significantly less disk space than a full clone.
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Create and control policies around your virtual machines and deliver applications to end-users in a Workstation 11 restricted virtual machine container. Protect corporate content by restricting access to Workstation virtual machine settings like drag and drop, copy and paste, and connecting USB devices. Additionally, Workstation 11 virtual machines can be encrypted and password-protected to ensure that unauthorized users are unable to tamper with the corporate virtual machines settings.
Expiring Virtual Machines
For workers assigned to short-term projects, temporary employees, or just delivering a software evaluation, Workstation allows you to create restricted virtual machines that can expire at a predefined date and time. When powered on, the virtual machine will query the server at specified time intervals, storing the current system time in the restricted virtual machine's policy file as the last trusted timestamp. An expired virtual machine will automatically suspend and will not restart without administrator intervention.
Virtual Machine Cross Compatibility
Workstation provides compatibility across the VMware product portfolio and across different platforms. With Workstation 11 you can create virtual machines that can run across the VMware product portfolio or create restricted virtual machines that can be used in VMware Fusion Pro and VMware Player Pro.


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