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Kentucky Derby 135 Sunday Wrap-Up: Mine That Bird Well After Upset
The morning after the stunning victory in the $2,177,200 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I) by Mine That Bird was a busy one for his owners and trainer – and for the 3-year-old gelding that won the roses with his last-to-first rally along the rail on Churchill Downs' one-mile dirt oval.
Crowd of 153,563 Witnesses History as Longshot Mine That Bird Wins Kentucky Derby 135
A crowd of 153,563 witnessed Kentucky Derby history on Saturday as Double Eagle Ranch and Buena Suerte Equine's Mine That Bird scored a stunning upset at odds of 50-1 and captured the 135th Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands by 6 3/4 lengths in a field of 19.
Mine That Bird Flies Home to Kentucky Derby Upset
Double Eagle Ranch and Buena Suerte Equine's Mine That Bird, one of the longest shots on the board at 50-1, exploded along the rail down the stretch under Calvin Borel to win the 135th running of the $2,177,200 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I).
Einstein Repeats in Woodford Reserve Turf Classic
Matthew Garretson's Einstein (BRZ), ridden by Julien Leparoux, outdueled Cowboy Cal by a head to become the first repeat winner of the $557,600 Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (Grade I) on Saturday afternoon at Churchill Downs.
Informed Decision Strikes Late, Wins Churchill's Grade I Humana Distaff
Augustin Stable's Informed Decision caught pacesetting Dubai Majesty in deep stretch and then held off 32-1 shot Temple Street by three-quarters of a length to win the 23rd running of the $335,400 Humana Distaff (Grade I) for fillies and mares 4-years-old and up on Saturday afternoon at Churchill Downs.
Tizaqueena Wins Churchill Distaff Turf Mile
Tizaqueena, owned by Darley Stables and trained by Michael Stidham, scored a three-quarters length victory in the $238,600 Churchill Distaff Turf Mile (Grade II) at Churchill Downs on Kentucky Derby Day, Saturday, May 2, 2009. The 4-year-old daughter of Tiznow scored her fourth consecutive victory under jockey Jamie Theriot.
Four Gifts Rallies to Nip Just Jenda in Eight Belles
Heiligbrodt Racing Stable's Four Gifts overhauled favored Just Jenda to win the $113,300 Eight Belles (Grade III) for 3-year-old fillies by three lengths on Saturday afternoon at Churchill Downs.
Mud-Loving Accredit Takes the Churchill Downs
Ken and Sarah Ramsey's Accredit remained perfect on wet tracks as he scored a front-running 1 ¾-length victory under Julien Leparoux to take the 75th running of the $280,500 Churchill Downs Presented by Carewise Health (Grade II) on Saturday afternoon at Churchill Downs.
The Churchill Downs, for 4-year-olds and up, was the first of six graded stakes on the Kentucky Derby 135 card.
Kentucky Oaks 135 Notes - Everything Perfect For Rachel Alexandra
It was easy to figure out where the winner of Friday's 135th running of the Kentucky Oaks was … just follow the lilies.
The garland of lilies was draped over the wall in front of Stall 17 at Barn 30 where Rachel Alexandra was taking it easy after her jaw-dropping, 20 1/4-length victory in the Kentucky Oaks.
Ankle Ailment Forces Scratch of Morning Line Favorite I Want Revenge From Kentucky Derby 135
Morning-line favorite I Want Revenge was scratched for the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I) on Saturday morning after an undiagnosed problem was detected in the left front ankle of the Jeff Mullins-trained colt.
Orthodox Pulls $93.20 Shocker in American Turf
Kim and John Glenney's Orthodox held off a late charge by Battle of Hastings (GB) by three-quarters of a length to spring a $93.20 upset in the 18th running of the $170,400 American Turf Presented by HRTV (Grade III) for 3-year-olds over Churchill Downs' Matt Winn Turf Course.
Bullsbay Wins Churchill's Alysheba Stakes
Steven C Mitchell's Mitchell Ranch, Frank Lewkowitz and Joe Rice's Bullsbay, a five-year-old horse by Tiznow, rallied to win the $170,400 Alysheba Stakes (gr. III) at Churchill Downs on Kentucky Oaks Day, Friday, May 1, 2009. Bullsbay captured the Alysheba by three-quarters of a length under jockey Jeremy Rose.
Laragh Wires Field in Churchill's Edgewood
IEAH Stables, Gary Tolchin and Pegasus Holding Group Stables' Laragh took the lead shortly out of the gate and never looked back to win the 25th running of the $115,300 Edgewood for 3-year-old fillies over the Matt Winn Turf Course by 1 1/4 lengths over Magical Affair.
Miss Isella Outduels Favored One Caroline to Win Louisville Distaff
Domino Stud of Lexington's Miss Isella squeezed through a narrow opening along the rail in defeating 1-2 favorite One Caroline by three-quarters of a length to win the 24th running of the $379,700 Louisville Distaff (Grade II) on Friday afternoon at Churchill Downs.
Trained by Ian Wilkes, Miss Isella gave Borel his fifth victory in the Louisville Distaff.
Chamberlain Bridge Rallies to Win Aegon Turf Sprint
Carl Moore Management's Chamberlain Bridge collared Smart Enough in deep stretch and then held off a late charge from Cannonball by a neck to win the 15th running of the $112,800 AEGON Turf Sprint (Grade III) for 3-year-olds and up over the Matt Winn Turf Course at Churchill Downs on Friday afternoon.
Rachel Alexandra Dominates Kentucky Oaks 135
A crowd of 104,867, up 4.8 percent over the 2008 crowd of 100,046, witnessed a sublime performance in Kentucky Oaks 135, as favored Rachel Alexandra cruised to a record 20 ¼-length victory in a field of seven 3-year-old fillies at Churchill Downs. Kentucky Oaks 135 also featured a day of events to raise funds for Susan G.
Rachel Alexandra Storms to Record 20 1/4 Length Victory Before 104,867 in Kentucky Oaks 135
L & M Partners LLC's Rachel Alexandra delivered a tour de force under Calvin Borel in crushing six rivals to win the 135th running of the $554,500 Kentucky Oaks (Grade I) by a record 20 ¼ lengths on Friday before a crowd of 104,867 at Churchill Downs.
Foot Ailment Forces Scratch Justwhistledixie from 135th Kentucky Oaks
West Point Thoroughbreds, Lakland Farm and R.D. Hubbard's Justwhistledixie, a winner of five consecutive races including the Bonnie Miss (Grade II) and Davona Dale (GII) at Gulfstream Park, has been scratched from the 135th running of the $500,000-added Kentucky Oaks (GI) because of a foot ailment.
Kentucky Derby 135 Friday Update: Pletcher Hopes to Avoid Muddy Derby
Catch the latest and final updates on your Derby favorites, one day in advance of Kentucky Derby 135!
TVG to Offer Wagering on Kentucky Derby 135
Churchill Downs Incorporated (NASDAQ: CHDN) ("CDI") has announced that advance-deposit wagering ("ADW") company TVG will offer wagering on the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands from Churchill Downs on Saturday, May 2, 2009. The deal, which is through TrackNet Media, extends through Oct.


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White: Jose Aldo vs. Anthony Pettis super fight possible if 'Junior' beats Ricardo Lamas at UFC 169
Dana's words:
"I agree with you (Aldo's done everything at featherweight). It's tough for him to make that weight. And it wouldn't be a bad idea that when Pettis comes back, for him (Aldo) and Pettis to fight. We were going to do that fight once at Aldo's weight, it might not be a bad idea for him, should he win this weekend, to possibly move up."
*Hard to call it a 'super fight' when Pettis is yet to defend his belt.

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Bishop England didn't invent small ball, but they have certainly refined it.
Down 1-0 in the bottom of the first inning of Wednesday night's Class AA playoff baseball game against Silver Bluff, the Bishops went to work. Jonathan Browning reached on an infield single, advanced two bases on a wild pickoff throw and scored later on a wild pitch. The small-ball attack propelled the Bishops to a 4-1 victory at Father Kelly Field.
"That's the way I like to coach," Bishop England coach Mike Darnell said. "I'm a National League guy. I grew up watching the Braves and Cubs. Small ball doesn't always work. I'm disappointed at times by the way we bunt, but we get a tweener here, a stolen base there and walks, and we score runs. That's the way everyone plays since they changed the bats a couple of years ago."
The Bishops, who won for the 19th time in their last 23 games, earned state titles in the odd calendar years since 2003, and took a big step toward their sixth state title in the last 11 years.
The game was a rematch of Saturday's second-round game when the Bishops posted a 4-0 victory. Patrick Clarey followed up a five-hitter with a six-hitter.
The Bulldogs scored an unearned run in the first inning, the only run Bishops pitchers have allowed in three playoff games.
Silver Bluff's Darius ashington, a hard throwing right-hander, gave up nine hits and was the victim of three errors. He's one of the top junior pitchers in the state and his fastball was topping out in the upper 80s.
The Bishops pushed the lead to 2-1 in the bottom of the third when Cameron Garrett singled and eventually scored on Tradd Lowman's sacrifice fly.
Browning and Harrison Boals added RBI singles in the bottom of the fourth to push the lead to 4-1 and that was more than enough for Clarey.
Silver Bluff threatened in the top of the sixth with runners on second and third and one out, but Clarey struck out shortstop Nick Champy and induced Jalen Jackson to fly to right to get out of the jam.
"Patrick did a good job of getting out of jams he and we created," Darnell said. "He managed to make quality pitches when he got behind in the count."
Bishop England hosts Woodland at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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WP—Clarey. LP—Washington. Next: BE hosts Woodland at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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The year is 2008 and Noel Turner was announced as the 10th annual winner of the Dr. Ying Science Challenge at the Orlando Science Center. His submission of the project entitled "Bridge Over Troubled Neurons" earned 16-year-old Noel, a hefty $5,000. Noel's research also won prizes at the Brevard County Intercoastal Science Fair.
What exactly did Noel investigate? Noel took it upon himself to figure out treatments to neural system diseases and injuries. The research focused on engineering a way to manipulate neurosystem stem cells into the body to help with diseases and injuries that damage, or even kill, existing nerve cells.
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I confess to a dual addiction - avocados in season, and toast points just about any time.
California avocados come in season in the early spring and last until fall, in part because they don't ripen on the tree, but fully ripen once picked.
When purchasing avocados, choose one with a slight "give" to use right away, or hard if purchasing some to be eaten over several days.
While it is hard to beat butter on toast points, avocado mayonnaise (spread) fills you up in the way butter won't, satisfying completely. Although the avocado is high in the good kind of fat, it also is very nutritious.
Toast Points With Avocado Mayonnaise
2 to 3 slices of bread
1 ripe avocado
Salt and pepper to taste
Make the toast points (will last unrefrigerated but covered well for a week or more): Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Remove crust if desired from slices of bread. Cut into triangles and spread in one layer on a cookie sheet. Bake on one side until the desired brown, turn, and brown on second side, a total of about 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, peel avocado and remove from pit. Use a sturdy spoon or other implement and mash the avocado in a bowl or with a mortar and pestle until the soft avocado becomes a rough spread. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Spread softened avocado on toast point. Serve warm or cold.
Tub toast points with garlic clove, brush with olive oil or butter before or after baking.
Add salt, pepper,olive oil, garlic, onion, red peppers, tomatoes to the softened and crushed avocado.
Use the avocado as mayonnaise in a sandwich; add shrimp, crab meat, chicken, ham. Serve as open-faced toast or as toasted sandwich.
Nathalie Dupree is the author of 13 cookbooks, most recently the James Beard award-winning "Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking." She lives in Charleston and may be reached through Nathaliedupree.com.
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Wine cooling & mini refrigeration
Certain drinks just have to be chilled to be enjoyed and if you want to stock up on your favourite tipple, a drinks chiller is a jolly good idea. A beer cooler is great for when you want a plentiful supply of refreshing cold lager on a hot day and is fantastic for BBQs and parties. Wine connoisseurs will love our specialist wine coolers that will keep both red and white wines at the optimum temperature. Beloved by students, you could even invest in your very own mini bar for keeping drinks and snacks chilled and close at hand.


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Gardner conducts Elgar
Wednesday 2 Apr 2014, 7.30pm
De Montfort Hall, Leicester
Edward Gardner conductor
Ruxandra Donose mezzo soprano
Wagner, Overture, Rienzibiography | programme note
Berlioz, La mort de Cléopâtrebiography | programme note
Music Director of English National Opera and a regular guest conductor of the Philharmonia, Edward Gardner returns to Leicester. La mort de Cléopâtre was spun from Berlioz's fascination with Shakespeare's tale of Cleopatra's suicide following the death of Marc Antony. After its première, conductor Hans Richter heralded Elgar's First Symphony as "the greatest symphony of modern times".


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Two local student-athletes received rather special awards at week long basketball camp that they attended in Oklahoma City July 10th through the 15th. While at the Oklahoma Christian Cage Camp the girls practiced and learned new skills, participated in scrimmages and took on other teams from all over the state in games. On the last day of camp an awards ceremony was held for the 250 plus attendees who participated throughout the week.
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Machida via ghost whisper.
Machida via ghost whisper.
Damn. Bisping just had surgery a few months ago, for a detached retina. Hope it's not a career killer.
Shitty welcome back for Munoz. Considering how hard he took the Weidman loss, I hope he has lots of supports in place after this fight.
An eye injury would be scary, I assume he re-aggravated the previous one? Cough, karma, cough.
Kudos to the couple posters who called that Bisping would back out of this fight due to an injury. I forget who called it and they were NOT stating Bisping was going to puss out, just that they had a feeling an injury would happen before this fight
Favorite Fights: Jonny Bones Jones, Wandy, Hendo, Cain, Matt Hughes, Melvin.
Most disliked fighters: Michael Bisping, Spankie Edgar, Alistair Overeem, Anderson Silva, Tim Sylvia, Chuck Liddell
Maybe he threw his retina out spitting at a sparring partner. I dislike that fella with a fury that burns like a thousand suns. Shitty change for Munoz... Don't see machida losing this one. No sir.
Great fight for machida, abut a horrible one for munoz. I just hope Lyoto's cut goes well and Munoz doesn't have too much ring rust.
anyone realize how jacked Machida is in that picture...poor Munoz. And its odd that they were training together as little as 2 days ago - I guess props to them both for taking the fight?
Got a lot of soul searching to do. Sorry to everyone I've let down
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Today an unfortunate event brought to light a gap in my knowledge. I knocked a 300 GB portable hard drive off of my desk and onto the carpeted floor. The drive shows up and I tried to use the built-in error-checking tool (scandisk) that is part of Windows XP but I get an error dialog about 75% of the way through.
Checking Disk (F:)
Windows was unable to complete the disk check.
I shut my laptop and the hard drive down and went to work. I started them both up here at work and got the same error.
I am aware of tools from the various hard drive manufacturers to diagnose the hard drive itself. These programs will tell me if I have any trouble with the hard drives, but will not tell me about any problems with the data that is on the drive. I need to know what files, if any, have been lost or damaged. I want to know if I need to reformat the drive and check for bad sectors.
I realized that I have always relied on Scandisk for this and I do not know of any alternatives. What software do you suggest I use?


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They danced; a few sang. All practiced for weeks, keeping their eyes on the ultimate goal. And Sunday night in Newberry Hall, all those that participated with Dancing with the Aiken Stars found their efforts were certainly not in vain.
While the night served as a mini-reunion for the dancers and event helpers, the highlight was finding out how much the show actually raised overall for the Child Advocacy Center and Community Medical Clinic of Aiken County.
To everyone's delight, a grand total of $120,000 was announced by Betty Ryberg, who was the organizer for the performance, and Chad Matthews, who was part of the People's Choice winner's Footloose on Fire group and was assisting Ryberg in the evening's announcements. That amount, more than the estimated $100,000 raised last year, will be split between the two organizations.
Both directors, Gayle Lofgren from CAC and Mallory Holley from the clinic, were amazed.
"It allows both of us to keep our doors open," Lofgren said.
As the actual check sits at Security Federal Bank, Lofgren let Holley keep the big check.
"I'll get it next year," she said.
Ryberg and Matthews recognized everyone who had a part in the Dancing with the Aiken Stars, such as choreographer Corey Burns, decorators Toni Stilp, Paula Kane and Elizabeth Paterniti and Jason Seigelr, who dealt with filming and production.
The dance groups present were winners Aileen Hord Daly and John Tiffany from Tango of the Sexes; Beth Barranco and Buzz Rich with No Parking on the Dance Floor; Ahmed Samaha from Do You Love Me?; Lydia Sudick-Bibeau and Cody Anderson with Everybody Talks; Judge's Choice Lyddie Hansen with Whatever Lola Wants Lola Gets; Rick McLeod, Julie Adams and Susie Player from In the Jailhouse Now/I Got You; Anne Thomasson and Wesley Hightower with Proud Mary; and others from Footloose on Fire - Hillary Redd, Carl Hensen, Heather Pack and Jim Anderson.
As the Footloose on Fire dancers enjoyed the refreshments before the presentation, Pack picked on fellow group member Holley a bit.
"She put her money where her mouth is, and she danced, so she has to feel doubly good," she said.
Holley said that the money will go into patient care for the clinic that serves people ages 19 to 64 and also helps fund items like medication.
For Daly, it's taking a bit to unwind from the excitement.
"I was excited, because, when I decided to do this, I went full out," she said. "My goal was to win. By winning, that meant you raised a lot of money."
Stardom has hit her a bit, though, she said.
One evening, people who recognized her at a grocery store turned what was expected to be a quick trip into a 40-minute conversation.
Dancing with the Aiken Stars took place on Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. in USCA Convocation Center.
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner From left, Chad Matthews, Betty Ryberg, Mallory Holley, Gayle Lofgren and Sandy Besley stand with the check presented to the CAC and clinic at the Dancing with the Aiken Stars event on Sunday. A total of $120,000 was raised for the two organizations.×
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Dereon Tayronne Kelley has been arrested and charged for a felony violation of the Federal Explosive Materials Statute, United States Attorney Kenneth Magidson announced today.
Kelley, a 22-year-old resident of Bryan, has been accused of using the Internet to convey a false threat involving an explosive device in order to intimidate individuals at Texas State University. Kelly was also suspected of emailing a bomb threat to Texas A&M.
Kelley made his initial appearance in federal court in Houston after he was arrested yesterday.
Kelley was already under arrest in connection with a bomb threat emailed to Texas A&M the following day Texas State received a bomb threat .
No bomb was ever found on Texas A&M's campus, but the FBI says additional charges could be filed against Kelley.
The arrest came after an intensive investigation was initiated by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) - College Station Resident Agency, working together with the Texas A&M University Police Department. The JTTF is comprised of the FBI, Bryan Police Department, Texas A&M University Police Department, College Station Police Department, Brazos County Sheriff's Office, the United States Secret Service and Waller County Sheriff's Office.
If convicted, Kelley faces up to 10 years in federal prison and a possible $250,000 fine.
The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney S. Mark McIntyre.
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Friday, February 13, 2004
ActionMcFarlane's -- a new company made up of McFarlane Toys and Action Performance -- newest series of NASCAR driver action figures is a refreshed version of the first series to be released near the start of the 2004 NASCAR season, sponsored by Nextel.
Retail demand for these figures is high, so we made a few tweaks that allow us to get product back on the shelves in a timely manner. The drivers represented are:DALE EARNHARDTDALE EARNHARDT JR.JEFF GORDONTONY STEWARTRYAN NEWMANRUSTY WALLACEAs before, there will be mass market and specialty versions of each figure. The mass versions will feature updated stickers and logos on the drivers, bases and packaging. The specialty versions will be the mass-market figure on the specialty base with updated stickers and logos.
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What Rights do students have through FERPA?
When do FERPA rights begin?
Students' FERPA rights begin at Hope College when admittance is accepted by payment of enrollment deposit.
What are "education records"?
Education records include any information directly related to the student whether stored on paper or in an electronic file, on a computer or other media (microfilm, CD, etc.).
Where is information about students kept?
Do familes of the students have access to the student's education record?
Only with the written consent of the student; release forms are available in the Registrar's Office, 1st floor of the DeWitt Center.
Parents and guardians of dependent students have access to their financial and financial aid records unless the student has requested in writing that access to these records be restricted (see the previous section).
What is "Directory Information"?
Public, or Directory Information, is information contained in students' educational records which would not be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if the information were disclosed. Public or directory information includes:
Unless students request in writing (forms are available in the Registrar's Office) that this public (directory) information be withheld, directory information is available to others. Hope College exercises restraint in the release of this information and keeps students' welfare in the forefront as it determines whether to release directory information.
Can students withhold the release of Directory Information?
Yes. To withhold the release of directory information students must submit a request in writing; forms are available in the Registrar's Office.
Hope College is required by law (the Solomon Amendment) to provide the name, address and other demographic information of all students to any legitimate military recruiter who makes such a request in writing to the Registrar's Office. According to the Solomon Amendment, this release must be honored even if a student has submitted a request to withhold directory information.
What information is considered confidential?
Under what circumstances can confidential information be released to others?
In other circumstances, confidential information can be released to others only with the written consent of the student.
Maintaining the confidentiality of students' records is everyone's responsibility—because it's the right thing to do and because the federal government requires it through FERPA (the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, also known as the "Buckley Amendment").
What are "education records"?
Education records include any information directly related to the student whether stored on paper or in an electronic file, on a computer or other media (microfilm, CD, etc.).
What are the basic rules?
Students' education records are confidential and may not be released without the written consent of the student.
In practical terms, this means that students' class schedules, grades, progress in a class or program should not be shared with others, including family members. Grades should not be posted (by name or ID number or other personal identifiers); graded materials (papers, tests, lab reports, etc.) should not be put in places where others can see the grades; class lists should not be shared with others outside the college. Faculty and staff have access to students' education records only if they have a legitimate need to know.
If you post grades on Moodle, students can see only their own grades and ID numbers (this is not a breach of confidentiality since others cannot see their grades or ID numbers). However, if you have designated any student workers (paper graders, TAs, etc.) as "teachers" or "non-editing teachers," it's important that they understand these basic rules of confidentiality.
Faculty and staff are responsible for explaining the basic rules of confidentiality to students they hire to do any grading (papers, quizzes, lab reports, tests, etc.).If you have doubts about disclosing information, do not release anything until you contact the Registrar's Office (x7760). The Registrar's Office is responsible for maintaining student records.
Sending students to college is a life-transition for families, not just for the students themselves.
One of the transitions involves how information is communicated. In elementary, middle, and high school, your student probably brought home lots of graded work. You may have attended parent-teacher conferences, been sent quarterly report cards, and been notified about disciplinary issues. You may even have been able to track your student's grades and assignments through an online account every day!
Under FERPA regulations, when students attend college, the right to see such information transfers from family members to students.
This clear-cut regulation can be frustrating for families who have previously had frequent and easy access to their students' education records. How can families know whether their students are attending classes? What grades they are earning? What progress are they making toward completing their degrees?
Our best advice is to talk with your student. Talk with your student about what information you expect to be shared. You may want to see midterm or final grades (these are posted on students' KnowHope Plus accounts). If you have agreed to pay some or all the tuition bill if your student earns certain grades, remind your student of this agreement. Keep connected: ask questions about classes, schedules, and progress. Students who know that their families have high ideals of conduct and a realistic approach to academics are better equipped to meet academic expectations and to conduct themselves responsibly.
Even though we cannot release specific academic information about students, we are eager to respond to your questions about campus policies and want to know if you have a concern about your student so we can follow up appropriately. Please contact the Registrar's Office at email@example.com or 616.395.7760.
Our goals for your student are the same as yours: to foster academic success, independence, self-reliance, good judgment, and mature relationships with others. For this reason, we encourage students to communicate with their families about important academic, personal, and medical issues.Parents are notified if their student is placed on academic probation or on the Dean's List, though the student's grade point average (GPA) is not shared. Families are also notified if their involvement is important for the resolution of judicial or behavioral issues.
Whom should students contact if they have questions or need more information?
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CINCINNATI - Junior defender Nick Hagglund of the Xavier men's soccer team earned his second All-American award this week as he was named on Saturday to the College Soccer News All-America Third Team.
On Friday Hagglund was named to the NSCAA All-America Second Team becoming the first Musketeer player to earn the honor. The Cincinnati native lived up to expectations after being named to the College Soccer News Preseason All-America Third Team. Hagglund was also named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List prior to the start of the season.
The Xavier center back earned this year's Atlantic 10 Conference Defender of the Year award in addition to this two All-American honors. He helped the Musketeers record a 14-3-5 record while scoring twice and adding four assists. Hagglund started all 22 matches for the Musketeers who finished their season in the second round of the NCAA Tournament to Indiana.
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Fork Report: ASU opens Pac-12 play with overtime thriller against Utah
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you a fork report, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from ASU's January 2nd overtime win against Utah. Final score: Arizona State 55, Utah 54.
The Good
Carrick Felix had 17 points and 13 rebounds, his fourth double-double of the season to lead Arizona State.
Freshman Jahii Carson hit a clutch three-pointer to send the Devils into overtime and had the eventual game-winning bucket with :35 seconds left.
ASU improved to 12-2 on the season and opened Pac-12 play with a win.
The Bad
Despite coming up with big baskets late, Carson did not have his best game. He was only 5-of-18 shooting and just 1-of-6 from three-point range.
ASU collectively had a poor night executing on offense, most notably on the final possession of regulation when they failed to run a play due to mismanaging the shot clock.
And the Sun Devils continued to struggle from the free throw line, hitting just 5-of-10 attempts on the night. Outside of Carson, ASU players hit just 1-of-6 from the stripe.
� This was ASU's first overtime game since a 73-72 loss at the hands of UCLA on January 29, 2011.
� Neither team led by more than six points throughout the contest.
� ASU's Jordan Bachynski and his brother Dallin faced off in Wednesday's game. The Sun Devil junior had 14 points to his brother's two.
� Bachynski suffered a leg cramp in overtime and missed most of the period, but the injury doesn't appear to be serious.
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Thought I'd pass this along just for info. No one is waiting to see how many members are offended by Mormon advertising before it is pulled. Internet advertising offered by Google does not function in the same way as traditional advertising in traditional print, radio and TV. In those media, a companys advertising department actively seeks out potential advertisers, approving of the content and nature of the advertising before the fact.
With the Google adsense, it is the other way around. Advertising content is suggested through keywords, and CM has to indicate which type of advertising is not appropriate. So, with CM being a Catholic site, and a lot of CM members accessing Catholic / Christian content on their browsers, "religion" may be a keyword that the Google adsense uses, thus resulting in ads that are tagged with the keyword "religion", such as for the Mormon faith, or ads encouraging signing up for courses to become a Baptist pastor.
One time, there was a thread that included a post about household uses for old pantyhose (such as tying up tomato plants to a garden stake). I googled household uses for pantyhose, and the next time I accessed CM, there was an ad for orthopedic pantyhose on the home page! This was not an advertiser CM had approved, it was an ad that passed through filters, based on keywords.
The ads are revenue for CM. If the number of ad views is decreased, the revenue also decreases. The only way to offset this is to raise the subscription rate.
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The most ideal situation for us would be to sell out our space to Catholic groups/services/products which would give them added exposure to a very large community and would help provide some additional revenue. Remember if nobody provided advertising then where Catholic services like us advertise? Just some food for thought.
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What happens when you try to make an ice cream cake, but add too much stuff? You end up with ice cream soup! This original Level 1 reader with rhyming text is perfect for beginning readers.
by Ann Ingalls
Publisher: Penguin Young Readers
Publication date: 5/16/2013
Series: Penguin Young Readers Level 1 Series
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Recently, Sarah Erwin Vance followed advice from friend and co-worker Beth Shawver and applied for a Mommy Makeover to be done on the Live with Kelly and Michael Show in New York City. The young mother is excited to have won and is packing her bags to leave on Thursday.
Sarah said, "I am very, very, very excited. I have been telling everyone I've seen about it. I've been on cloud nine since I found out."
As a teenager, Sarah suffered from leukemia and didn't know if she would ever be a mother. After treatment including chemotherapy, she has been in remission for the past 12 years.
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July 13, 2013
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Find your way back to the present moment in this healing afternoon retreat combining the nourishing practice of restorative yoga with the gentle, upright presence of Zen meditation.
With its abundance of heat and light, the summer season encourages us towards action, expansion, and full expression. Mid-summer is the perfect time to take a break from the world of action, curl into the soothing shade, and return to the slow and simple rhythms of the breathing body. Inviting the mind to realign with our present experience of body and breath, we will explore a variety of gentle movement sequences and supported postures to encourage relaxed and supple tissues, effortless breath, awakened spine, and deep rest. From the ground of relaxed body-mind, we will transition into seated meditation practice during the second half of our retreat, learning to use props effectively to support a balanced and vibrant posture. Our retreat will finish with tea and encouragement towards maintaining balance as we return to the full brightness of our daily lives and prepare for the second half of summer.
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A San Francisco Zen Center program offered in partnership with ZaZEN Filbert Street
Erin Merk is a Zen priest and teacher of yoga. She received priest ordination from Eijun Linda Cutts in 2005, and served as "head student" at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center in 2012. Erin first came to San Francisco Zen Center in 1999, following her graduation from Stanford University's Teacher Education Program. After two weeks as a work study participant at Tassajara, she fell in love with Zen practice and put her teaching career on hold to explore monastic practice.
Erin has lived and practiced at City Center, Tassajara, Green Gulch Farm, and No Abode, spending much of her time chopping vegetables and washing big pots and pans. Since 2006 Erin has been a faculty member at Lick-Wilmerding High School in San Francisco, directing the school's Body-Mind Education program and teaching yoga, mindfulness, and health classes to teens. A practicing yogini and yoga teacher for many years, Erin recently graduated from the Advanced Studies Program at Yoga Room Berkeley and earned certification as a Relax and Renew™ trainer from Judith Hanson Lasater. She is currently delighted to be exploring Egoscue™ and Yoga with Patricia Sullivan.


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WBGO Travel: Newport Jazz Festival 2014 Day Trips
January 8, 2014. Posted by Brandy Wood.Add new comment | Filed under: anat cohen, Bobby McFerrin, brian blade, BRIC, Cécile McLorin Salvant, David Sanborn, dee dee bridgewater, Dr. John, gary burton, george wein, gregory porter, Jazz Alive, jazz at lincoln center, Lee Konitz, miguel zenon, Newport Jazz, Newport Jazz Festival, njpac, Ravi Coltrane, Robert Glasper, SF Jazz Collective, WBGO Travel, wynton marsalis
WBGO Travel invites you to hop aboard the bus from either New York City (Jazz at Lincoln Center, 10 Columbus Circle), Brooklyn (BRIC House, 647 Fulton St. at Rockwell Place), New Jersey (NJPAC, 1 Center Street, Newark) or Boston (Berklee School of Music, 1140 Boylston Street) for a direct ride to the front gate of the 60th Anniversary of the Newport Jazz Festival in Newport, Rhode Island on Friday, August 1, Saturday, August 2 or Sunday, August 3. This excursion includes: round trip bus travel from departure location directly to the festival gate, general admission ticket to the festival for the full day plus access to the WBGO Shade Tent on the festival grounds. Bus will have wifi, restroom and reclining bucket seats.
The full lineup is listed below, and includes exciting artists such as Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Gregory Porter, Anat Cohen, Ron Carter, Dr. John, Gary Burton with Julian Lage, Robert Glasper, Trombone Shorty, Darcy James Argue, Lee Konitz, Dave Holland's Prism and Cecile McClorin Salvant.
Buses have varying departure times, please check below for specific times from your departure location. At the end of each day, buses leave from the front gate of the Newport Jazz Festival. Return times leaving festival are as follows: Friday 6PM, Saturday & Sunday 7PM.
Details of RT New York City (Jazz at Lincoln Center) to Newport trip:
• Friday – board the bus at 6AM at Jazz at Lincoln Center (10 Columbus Circle NY, NY) located at The Time Warner Building at the front circle. Bus will depart promptly at 6:30AM.
• Saturday or Sunday – board the bus at 5AM at Jazz at Lincoln Center (10 Columbus Circle NY, NY) located at The Time Warner Building at the front circle. Bus will depart promptly at 5:30AM.
• This location only will have an extra drop in Harlem on the way back to Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Details of RT Brooklyn (BRIC House) to Newport trip:
• Saturday or Sunday – board the bus at 5AM at BRIC House located at 647 Fulton St. at Rockwell Place. Bus will depart promptly at 5:30AM.
Details of RT New Jersey (NJPAC) to Newport trip:
• Saturday or Sunday – board the bus at 5AM at NJPAC located at 1 Center Street, Newark. Bus will depart promptly at 5:30AM.
• Parking will be available at Military Park Garage.
Details of RT Boston (Berklee) to Newport trip:
• Friday – board the bus at 8:30AM at Berklee School of Music located at 1140 Boylston Street. Bus will depart promptly at 9AM.
• Saturday or Sunday – board the bus at 7:30AM at Berklee School of Music located at 1140 Boylston Street. Bus will depart promptly at 8AM.
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Friday, August 1, 2014, 11:30 am – 6:00 pm
Fort Adams State Park, 90 Fort Adams Drive, Newport, RI 02840
Jon Batiste & Stay Human
John Zorn's Masada Marathon: Dave Douglas, Marc Ribot, Cyro Baptista, Mark Feldman, Erik Friedlander, Ikue Mori, Greg Cohen, Joey Baron, Kenny Wollesen & many others
Miguel Zenón Big Band
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society
Snarky Puppy
Cécile McLorin Salvant
Rudresh Mahanthappa – Charlie Parker Project, A World Premier
Amir ElSaffar Quintet with Ole Mathisen, John Escreet, Francois Moutin & Dan Weiss
Mostly Other People Do The Killing: Steve Bernstein, Jon Irabagon, Dave Taylor,Brandon Seabrook, Ron Stabinsky, Moppa Elliott & Kevin Shea
Berklee Global Jazz Ambassadors
University of Rhode Island Newport Jazz Big Band
Saturday, August 2, 2014, 10:30 am – 7:00 pm
Fort Adams State Park, 90 Fort Adams Drive, Newport, RI 02840
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
Dave Holland Prism with Kevin Eubanks, Craig Taborn & Eric Harland
Gregory Porter
Robert Glasper Experiment
SF Jazz Collective: Miguel Zenón, Avishai Cohen, David Sanchez, Robin Eubanks, Warren Wolf, Edward Simon, Matt Penman & Obed Calvaire
Cécile McLorin Salvant
Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band with Jon Cowherd, Chris Thomas, Melvin Butler & Myron Walden
Pedrito Martinez Group featuring Ariacne Trujillo with Alvaro Benavides & Jhaire Sala
Dick Hyman, Howard Alden & Jay Leonhart
Kurt Rosenwinkel Quartet
Newport Now 60 Band: Anat Cohen, Karrin Allyson, Randy Brecker, Mark Whitfield, Peter Martin, Larry Grenadier & Clarence Penn
Umbria Jazz presents Stefano Bollani & Hamilton de Holanda
Symposium on Jazz
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Sunday, August 3, 2014, 10:30 am – 7:00 pm
Fort Adams State Park, 90 Fort Adams Drive, Newport, RI 02840
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David Sanborn & Joey DeFrancesco with Billy Hart & Warren Wolf
Dr. John & The Nite Trippers
Gary Burton New Quartet with Julian Lage, Scott Colley & Marcus Gilmore
Vijay Iyer Sextet with Graham Haynes, Mark Shim, Steve Lehman,Stephan Crump & Marcus Gilmore
Danilo Perez Panama 500 with Ben Street, Adam Cruz & Roman Diaz
Django Festival All-Stars featuring Samson Schmitt, Ludovic Beier, Pierre Blanchard, DouDou Cuillerier & Brian Torff
Ron Carter Trio with Russell Malone & Donald Vega
Lee Konitz Quartet with special guest Grace Kelly
Ravi Coltrane
The Cookers: Gary Bartz, Billy Harper, Eddie Henderson, David Weiss, George Cables, Cecil McBee & Billy Hart
Mingus Big Band
The Brubeck Brothers
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My Evolution to Revolution (Grill)Written by Jeremy Baumhower | | firstname.lastname@example.com
A woman wearing a black apron greeted us, "Sir do you have a reservation?". I am almost giggled instantly feeling like she was putting me on, "No" I responded. "The dining room is booked full for the night, but you are welcome to sit at the bar, if you find an open place." the hostess answered with a smile. She must've seen the complete look of confusion on my face, there was no way I was hiding it. As my eyes panned from left to right, really looking at the establishment for the first time, my mind finally connected her words and my sight, the place was packed. The doors we'd just walked through had to be a magical gateway to another city or time. This restaurant couldn't be in Toledo, could it? This was my personal eatery evolution and first trip to Revolution Grill.
I was raised only a mile and half away from where I sat. My parents both worked growing up, my father a welder and my mom was a secretary in a Doctor's office. It was a very typical blue collar, middle class upbringing. My family took a vacation a year, we alway's had a pool and we went out to eat once a week.
Going out to eat was and still is my dad's favorite way to spend his very hard earned money. When I was younger, I think my dad chose our regular luxury for two reasons, it gave me a mom a break for making our 4 O'clock supper and my dad is an eater. The Baumhowers weren't adventurous while picking our culinary locations, we weren't exactly foodies. We went to three places, The Elbo Room, Adams Place and on occasion Ahmed's Steak House (only the small original one near K-Mart, never the other, never).
It was an A.D.D. choice when I turned the minivan's wheel into Revolution's parking lot on Monroe Street. It wasn't until after the hostess' words had connected that I realized of what I was wearing; a red hoodie, a Bluth Frozen Banana stand t-shirt, my nicest jeans and Nikes. This would have never been allowed when I was a child, I visualize my mother shaking her head while reading this and mentally apologizing "He wasn't raised like that. He should be in a collared shirt and wearing his finest corduroy pants". No one said anything about my attire except my conscience.
After a minute, we found a spot for two at the bar, directly in front of the open kitchen. It felt like an upgrade to a dinner and a show. Our server came over and handed us two tablets, comparable to iPads, that had leather covers. I felt my head shake in disbelief as I opened my device and found out, it was a menu. My mind nearly exploded. As I sat there mere feet from the Bier Stube, and what was once my mom's favorite Food Town; the thought of my Dad being handed an iPad to order his food made me laugh out loud. To see him swipe right on a screen looking for the steak, would make me almost pee myself.
There were very specific reasons for the restaurants we frequented in my youth. The Elbo Room had spaghetti, my sister and I's favorite. Adam's Place had the best ribs in town, my mom's favorite. Ahmed's still has the best steak in Toledo, and was my dad's favorite. However to be fair, my dad always ordered the steak no matter where we went. I've later realized that steak, the largest cut offered on the menu, was the way my father rewarded himself. He worked overtime in very hot or very cold warehouses to support his family. Some men buy a new car every year, others own a boat, my dad invested in beef, one of his true loves.
It's been 20 years since I've left that house on Harschel Drive. I have picked up the ritual of taking my family out to eat on a near weekly basis. My kids are the ones with tablets, iPods and phones in their hands, I'd been lucky to get a pack of four crayons and the backside of the paper menu to entertain myself.
I remember my father's wallet coming out when the bill arrived, his paycheck cashed and waiting to be removed, the obnoxious public discussion between my parents of how much is 15% and if our waiter deserved 20%. It was painful to watch that man count his money, saying goodbye. There was always a moment where he had an awkward look on his face, but every time he accepted the amount, made amends, smiled and told the server "it was all set". My father has always secretly been a great tipper.
Two decades later, my family's restaurant bill including my four children is always half of what my parents used to pay. We normally choose restaurants where children eat for free and have numerous TVs. My children have never ordered steak.
The Revolution Grill is the perfect glimpse of greatness this city could aspire to be. They are doing something new, from the way the food is presented to types of the tastes they offer. The price is reasonable for the amazing atmosphere and beer selection. It carries on Toledo's tradition of having television in every restaurant, it has one. For the 90 minutes I sat there, I felt I was in a different city. It's not as if I have never been in a higher-classed and evolved eatery, I have. They have just never been in my neighborhood.
I ordered the steak. Evolution is a slow process.
Tags: A.D.D., Adams Place, Ahmed's Steak House, Bluth Frozen Banana stand t-shirt, Elbo Room, Food Town, ipad, K-Mart, Nikes, Revolution Grill


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Monday, June 30, 2014
According to the National Hurricane Center, the area of low pressure off the Florida coast has a high chance of forming into a tropical cyclone over the next five days. This is a good reminder to prepare your family and strengthen your home. These tips will help protect your home and family, and reduce stress before a storm hits.
Create a Family Emergency Plan: Plans should include copies of important documents including insurance policies, the deed to your home or rental agreement, evacuation information, a shelter-in-place plan, important phone numbers and a home inventory.
Build a Storm Kit: Kits should include items you will need for at least 72 hours after a storm. Always include water, nonperishable food, batteries, flashlights, a battery-powered NOAA weather radio, prescription medications and supplies for children, the elderly or pets.
Build a Home Insurance Inventory
A home insurance inventory complete with descriptions and photographs of your property will be an invaluable resource should you need to file an insurance claim. Use the Know Your Stuff resource available through the Insurance Information Institute (III) to help with this activity.
Hurricane Proof Your Landscaping
Take a day to make your landscaping more hurricane-resilient. Activities include replacing landscaping rocks with mulch or trimming back tree limbs that hang over your roof.
Clean Your Gutters
Your gutters will direct rainfall away from your home and prevent flooding, but only if they are clear and in good condition. Take the day to clear out leaves or any other debris. Make sure you don't have any rusted spots, holes or openings as well.
Strengthen Your Soffits
Properly installed soffits should keep water out of your home. Take the day to make sure yours have suitable caulking and screws.
Enhance Your Roof Sheathing Attachment
Proper application of the right caulk can increase the wind uplift resistance of your roof sheathing by as much as three times. This one day activity should be started in the morning, as attics can become quite warm in the afternoon.
Secure or relocate items outside the house that can blow around. Don't forget about trash cans, grills, toys and potted plants. Also, take time to look for any dead tree limbs and remove them carefully if you have time and use the Outdoor Inventory Checklist.
Know if you are in a hurricane evacuation zone and have a plan. Hurricane evacuation boundaries are based on the threat of water, not wind, and nearly all evacuation orders are issued due to threat of inland flooding and storm surge. Before you leave be sure to: Turn off the water, gas and electricity Leave a note that you have left and where you are going Be sure to lock your home
Review your family emergency plan. Be sure to review and update any evacuation plans.
Ensure your family emergency kit is complete. Your kit should include at a minimum: Enough food and water for all members of the family, including pets, for 72 hours Extra cash on hand A battery powered NOAA weather radio or download the FLASH Weather Alerts App First aid kit and toiletries Flashlights and extra batteries Blankets, pillows, extra clothes and toys and games to keep the family comfortable and occupied Special items for babies, family members with special medical needs and pets
Fill your gas tank; gas stations rely on electricity to power their pumps.
Gather and store important paperwork like insurance papers, mortgage documents, marriage certificates, etc. in waterproof containers, scan copies on a USB drive or take pictures with a smartphone.
For more tips on how to protect your home and prepare your family this hurricane season visit www.charlestoncounty.org/guides.htm
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Today, however, ArenaNet launched the self-help system for players to recover accounts. Players in need of resetting their passwords or turning off email authentication can do so at this webpage. These options are available if the player is unable to access his or her account due to an unwarranted intrusion. Using this self-help system is recommended if a player cannot otherwise get into his or her account.
This method requires an account name or email, the serial code associated with the account, and a character name. Once this information is entered, the account will be verified, and the player should be able to access his or her account again. Of course, if the account was maliciously attacked, there is no guarantee that characters, items, and gold will still be there. At this time, character reinstatement is not an option.
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worth noting that if your acct has been banned (due to being hacked) - probably have to wait
When accounts are hacked and then used for botting or spamming ads for gold sales, we ban the accounts until we can return them to their rightful owner. If you login and see the message, "this account has been permanently banned for a violation of the User Agreement," and if you're not a gold seller, it's likely that your account was hacked. Please contact customer support using the instructions below.
Originally posted by Nadia
total waste of time for me.character reinstatement is not an option..i guess in the end you get what you pay for..i guess it'll teach me 2 things..1. to make sure i have a seperate e-mail and pw for each game.2 never ever buy b2p games again.i have had next to zero support since being hacked.rather sad but there you go..i suppose its not has if i have not wasted £50 on a game before..i'm just dissapointed..i expected better off Anet.How can they not have a record of the characters before being hacked..i dont get that at all.
support service will be improved but i hear you
we don't have the capacity to reinstate characters right now.
This is something we take really seriously, we are gathering the data, and we'll be able to offer this service in the future.
I was really hopeful when I saw this yesterday, but apparently this only helps you if someone got into your account using your password and then changed your password. If they changed your username (however it is that they do that) you can't use this tool :/
Still waiting since 5 Sep, though I know others have waited much, much longer.
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Originally posted by svandy
thats unfortunate, i hoped knowing the CDKey and a character name would suffice
i dont think usernames can be changed unless its a linked account
Changing Account Name / Email
Originally posted by Nadia
I've tried using both the email I signed up with and the name.1234 username, neither worked. Supposedly whoever hijacked my account successfully changed my username so I can't login to anything.
The GW1 trick works, but I don't have a linked GW1 account :/ Part of me just wants to buy another copy of the game, yet the other part of me doesn't feel comfortable giving ANet more money.
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Originally posted by Nadia
this should have been available from the start,the same has the authenticator.i know i,m not the only one its happened to i,m just pissed that up to now i,m 80hrs after being hacked and i have had 1 response asking for more details which i gave..and then nothing at all.some people have been waiting 7 days,and in the meantime the thieves are having great fun at my expense..not to mention they will be gold selling so the ban is incoming as well..oh i have a headach i,m off to tsw.
Originally posted by kevjards
Yeah it seems like the rule of thumb is to just prepare for the fact that when you get your account back you will be banned, so really you will have to wait double the time.
What is irritating me even more now are the posts on the ANet forums where someone says "I got hacked today!" and then they come back and say their issue was resolved that day or the next. Are you kidding? I don't know how they prioritize the tickets, or if they get sent in bulk to certain CSRs or something and some are better than others, but there is a huge different in resolution times and it isn't really looking too professional.
Trying to remain optimistic but it gets harder and harder. Off to VG or TSW for me I guess.
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Originally posted by kevjards
i agree w you
especially after the rash of D3 launch hacking issues that happened in May
Originally posted by Nadia
i dont know if i,m being to critical because i was hacked..but if people are getting dealt with same day has someone else has posted i will not be impressed.i guess the authenticator thing upset me because aion have it in place(another ncsoft game) so why was'nt it implemented here..i mean this game is 10x more popular.
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They really need to work on CS my wow acc was hacked last year one phone call and 45 min later i had my acc all my tooons and all gear even all my gold back glad i didnt bother with GW2
Why do they seem to keep missing a key point.
Remove emails as part of the login method!
Why do they require a character name for login to Guild Wars one but not for a password reset attempt? Does Gw2 require a character name to login? If not, why not!!!
Master Accounts: When logging into them, do they require a character name? I don't have a master so I have to ask. If not, then why not. There's absolutely no reason for this to not be a feature. Guild Wars 1 shows that their system has the ability as is right now to do this.
*A Security question would be acceptable as well*
I mean those aren't the end all be all. Though they are giving anyone who gets there hands on a database of emails half the log in information up front. You don't have to ever use an email anywhere else for this to be an issue. Email providers are targeted all to often.
How much time and money would this of saved them? Not everyone would use it to it's full advantage. We all know this. People "everyone" gets lazy at some point or slips up. However why punish your customer base with poor methods? At least if I get hacked I can dam well narrow it down to just a few possibilites and not some dam website I might of forgotten about 3 years ago.
I haven't been hacked but email as login just pisses me off. From any company. It really does. I did get a reset attempt but that is it.
ArenaNet has made some great games. One of which I own two copies of and am planning on getting GW2. I always wait till an mmo matures a little before I buy. However now I am also waiting to see if they finally get their account system sorted as well.
Edited to say. Sorry Nadia for the rant. :/ Just peeves me that they use some good features on part of their system but the other parts seem to be lacking.
As for people talking about wait time, while not good. It could be much worse. Like 3+ months worse. There's been at least one title that I know of which had queues that long.
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Joined: 5/30/05
Originally posted by JayBirdz
A master account is just your NCSoft account and is not related to any game as such.
I agree that GW2 should enable a character name as part of the login requirements but this is a new game. No-one has a character name until they create a character.
So i,m on day 4 of account hacked and still waiting for a response..just wondering if i should put in another ticket because the one i put in seems to have gone walkies.any advice from someone who was hacked and got there account back would be much appreciated..i,e how long did it take you to get account back etc.
i dont have any personal experience w gw2 hacked account
anet is advising not to make additional tickets
but if you already updated your ticket - and it had no effect, i guess another ticket wont be any worse
Players should not submit duplicate tickets, but should update their EXISTING ticket
If you would like to update your ticket for clarity or to provide more identifying information, simply update in the Support interface or respond to the most recent emailed copy you received and include as much of this information as possible:
Please also make certain that you have closed out any additional tickets that you may have created about the same issue to expedite your response.
Originally posted by Nadia
it kind of screws you up a bit..having had nothing apart from 1 e-mail 3 days ago and then nothing and feel abandoned by Anet.on the other hand i know they are dealing with a lot of problems..i just dont know what to do..being advised not to put another ticket in leaves you a bit messed up has to what to do..dont know if they are dealing with it or not.
i think it better if i just update existing ticket with more clarity and urgency this time..dunno,maybe it will help..i damn well hope so lol


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can you stream the video to Apple TV?
or is it just audio?
Updated: Tip: How to use AirPlay on iPhone home movies
Curious how to use the new iOS 4.2 AirPlay feature to play the movies you shot on your iPhone on the bigger Apple TV screen? Unfortunately, Apple didn't include this functionality. You can still do it. Sort of. But it's a very kludgy and annoying work around. Check it out after the break!
UPDATE: As noted in the comments, the original tip below provides audio-only output with no video support. I initially thought this was a bug -- had to be a bug -- but no. Updated tip after the break!
UPDATE 2: More on AirPlay and what does and doesn't work...
AirPlay won't play movies from the Photo app camera roll. There's either a weird hardware limitation or a terribly unfortunate software limitation at work here. If you want to play your home movies, here's what you have to do:
- Sync the video from your iPhone to your Mac or Windows PC.
- Load the video into iTunes
- Sync the video back to your iPhone (or iPod touch or iPad)
- Go to the iPod app (iPhone) or Video app (iPod touch or iPad)
- Play the video
- Tap AirPlay
Which pretty much defeats the convenience and cool factor of AirPlay, doesn't it?
If all you want to do is play the audio for some reason, you can try this:
- Tap the video to start playing it
- Double click the Home Button to reveal the multitasking dock
- Double swipe to the left, past the first set of widgets, to find the AirPlay controls
- Tap the AirPlay button to bring up a list of available devices, including your Apple TV
- Tap on Apple TV
It may work or may just do nothing. Seriously. Sigh.
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Updated: Tip: How to use AirPlay on iPhone home movies
You need an Apple TV
This tip does not appear to work - and I have all other Airplay functionality up and running.
While it is possible to walk through the series of screen shots/toggles that you lay out above, the video itself will not transfer to Apple TV. Others on the Apple forum are reporting the same thing.
I just installed 4.2 in iPad, iPhone, and did the update on apple tv. Everything works well exept this. I play video and go to the multitasking dock and turn to apple tv stream. It just won't send the video. It sees the apple tv and the option is there but when I choose it the icon turns blue for a second indicating the connection is done but it immediately turns back to iPhone playing.
Is this a bug? How can I fix this? Everything else works like a champ. Even YouTube from iPhone streams to apple tv..
It streams just audio
Yeah, I'm getting just audio as well. I assumed that was a bug, hopefully it is because being able to play home movies is one of the killer AirPlay features!
According to the video on Apple's site you can use AirPlay to show photos from the Photos App. At least thats what they make it seem like. Interesting.
I had to turn AirPlay on/off to get it working after updating AppleTV. Now I get video and sound. Works great.
I get the same results as @alex. Launch the movie from the Photos app, select the Apple TV from AirPlay on the iPhone and the button momentarily turns blue, then goes back to gray and you have to reselect it. Nothing appears on the AppleTV in terms of video.
Excellent tutorial Rene regardless of this not working on my setup.
I continue to get the same results as iamjimpa after upgrading ATV software, turning Airplay on/off, etc. Very disappointing.
Same result as several others. The airplay icon turns blue, while the movie on the iphone pauses. Then the airplay icon turns grey again and it resumes playing on the phone. No video or sound through apple TV. Works for all the other things (youtube, slideshows, movies through itunes). This is a disappointment. I hope they fix that quickly.
Got the new updates installed all around on my AppleTV, iphone4, and ipad.
Heres what I found and did:
Iphone video, following the above instructions, did not play and the airplay button would immediately switch back to iphone. I reconnected the iphone back to itunes and did another sync, and now the airplay button stays when you click it (following the above instructions). However, it still doesn't play recorded videos you took with your iphone.
What DOES work though is whatever you want to be shown on your shiny Apple TV via airplay via your iphone, the videos shot need to be added to your regular video library in itunes. Then it'll play fine.
I hope this makes sense and helps someone.
Hey Gage,
Try resyncing your iphone to itunes again. Because prior, that airplay button would not show up on mine either. It worked for me.
Snap.. I get the same results as @alex. Launch the movie from the Photos app, select the Apple TV from AirPlay on the iPhone and the button momentarily turns blue, then goes back to gray and you have to reselect it. Nothing appears on the AppleTV in terms of video.
Excellent tutorial Rene regardless of this not working on my setup.
This is either a huge bug or utter BS. So frustrating!
The pictures listed clearly show the audio icon, not the video icon. Baby steps, Apple will get there.
Am I missing something? I have appletv V1 as well as appletv V2 boxes, but for the life of me I can't figure out why I would want to stream from my ipad or iphone when I get the same content streamed to my both the old and new verison appletvs already from my itunes library. Somebody tell me why i should care about airplay.
You can play audio via airplay to apple tv 2, then enable a slideshow via the photos app to airplay also. Bug in airplay however defaulta the airplay enabled slideshow to slides with 2 second dissolve transitions, regardless of your slideshow settings on the iPhone. If you then disable airplay and play your slideshow as you normally would (on the iPhone), you get the transition type and slide time of your choice. I hope to see a fix soon in 4.2.2...
It seems that the problem lies entirely within the Photos/Camera apps, which house the iPhone-shot videos. Move that video to any other app that supports video AirPlay, and it streams. I wonder if the Dropbox app is updated to support video AirPlay if that could be used as a workaround.
Rene, you clearly didn't test this. Even your screenshot shows that it will be sending audio only, as evidenced by the audio icon on the AppleTV button.
Sorry, we updated the tip almost right away but it got over written. The update has been restored.
had the same problem niko360, just reboot the phone. i don't have an ATV either, it saw my AirPort Express and will send audio..
This is weak apple. It says you can do this ON YOUR WEBSITE!!!
How it works
Start watching a movie or TV show on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
Tap the AirPlay icon and choose Apple TV.
Whatever you're watching will instantly begin streaming to your widescreen TV.
If it's on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, it's on Apple TV.
You can already stream music, photos, and video from your computer to Apple TV. With AirPlay, you can stream it all from your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, too. So if you feel like watching a movie you have on one of your devices, you don't need to rent or buy it again. You can also stream a home video you just recorded, or videos from AirPlay-enabled apps and websites on Safari. Simply tap to start playing content on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, then tap again to instantly stream whatever you're watching — or listening to — directly to Apple TV.5
I just updated my iPhone 4 and I do not even get the air play option.