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PRIDE Challenge is based on the concept of raising and discovering future PRIDE warriors. Although there were 14 fights in the first PRIDE Challenge, PRIDE Challenge 2 had nearly 40 fights. The even has obviously gained a lot of attention. There were many submissions and KOs and all of the fighters displayed aggressiveness.
Takehiro Nagata (Crosspoint), PRIDE Challenge 2 MVP winner, and Christiano Uenishi (Axis Jiu-Jitsu Academy) gathered the most attention of all the fighters.
Additionally, Christiano, in the last fight of the day, demonstrated his heavyweight power. Christiano put pressure on his opponent, Alan Ballard (Free), known for his striking; with a low kick that would fool you into thinking his backbone wasn't jiu-jitsu. After he got the takedown, Christiano followed up with consecutive body punches and finished the match with a rear-naked choke. Christiano was a little nervous this time because his opponent was a striker but he was still able to show his high level of skill as a mixed martial artist.
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Only students that will complete their degree requirements in Summer or those completing their Student Teaching in Fall must complete a 'Walking Form' to participate in the May 2014 Commencement Ceremony. Forms are available on the 'Graduation' link on the Registrar's website: rowan.edu/registrar.
Come out and see what you can accomplish in 60 seconds! RAH's homegrown 'Win It in a Minute' game show gives contestants 60 seconds to complete tasks. Top competitors will walk away with great prizes.
Rowan University Art Gallery presents artist Joyce Kozloff, a major figure in both the Pattern and Decoration and the Feminist art movements of the 1970s, in her first solo exhibition in New Jersey. Running from January 21 through March 15, the exhibition is welcomed with a gallery talk by the artist and reception on Wednesday, January 29 at 5 pm.
The Office of Admissions will offer a guided tour of campus.
Chi Alpha Christian fellowship's weekly meeting.
The Rowan Wind Ensemble, under the direction of Bruce Yurko, offers an evening of spirited music from a variety of composers and arrangers.
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Samir Iftikhar left a strong impression on the east coast after capturing the Flight A Singles championship title on Sunday, Sept. 8.
September 8, 2013
Albuquerque, N.M. – The Lobo men's tennis program left the University of North Carolina-Wilmington Collegiate Invitational with a winning record and a championship title.
The University of New Mexico's men's tennis team headed to North Carolina with a few goals in mind. After three long and competitive days on the tennis court, the Lobos are heading back to Albuquerque knowing every team goal was exceeded. Since the tournament first began on the morning of Friday, Sept. 6, to the minute the championship matches came to an end, the Lobos were battling to create a name for UNM on the east coast.
Junior Samir Iftikhar led the Lobos as he captured the Flight A Singles championship title on Sunday morning. Iftikhar proved himself as a high level competitor after defeating Virginia Commonwealth's Alejandro Argente, 6-4, 6-4. Argente is a strong VCU competitor who recently beat the 33rd ITA ranked player in the nation. Fortunately, Iftikhar was able to pull off the victory and represent the Lobos in the championship match at their first tournament of the season.
"It's great to start the year on a positive note," said Iftikhar. "I was a little tired from the long matches the day before, but I knew I had to leave it all on the court today."
Mitch McDaniels also took home a championship title as he competed in the back draw of the Flight A Singles bracket. He defeated Eastern Carolina's Damien Brenard, 6-1, 6-2. McDaniels also defeated UNCW's Karan Salwan in an extra match, 6-0, 6-7, 6-3. During tournament season, the coaches often deviate from actual draw in order to create more opportunities for the players to compete while on the road. All extra matches are accounted for by the International Collegiate Tennis Association.
Lobo James Hignett ended Saturday's session by losing in the semi-finals of the Flight B Singles bracket, but competed in an extra accountable match on Sunday morning against VCU's Wilder Pimental. Hignett took the victory over Pimental, 1-6, 6-2, 7-5.
UNM's Andrew Van der Vyver also competed in an accountable extra match against Liberty University, where he won 6-0, 2-6, 10-3.
The Lobos also found success in the doubles category on the last day of the UNCW tournament. Due to a scheduling conflict, Iftikhar and Hignett had to default their match against North Carolina Central University. In order for to create more match opportunities for both teams, UNM's McDaniels and Van der Vyver filled in for their teammates and played against NCCU's Danill Gerasimov and Will East. The Lobos won the match, 8-5.
UNM men's tennis completed their first tournament of the 2013-14 season with a record to be proud of. Coach Bart Scott is thrilled about the accomplishments that his players achieved over the past weekend.
"We had a couple goals coming down here," said Coach Scott. "We wanted to play a lot of matches, hit a ton of balls at sea level where we could have a ton of rallies, and to get the Lobo brand visible on the east coast. I think we definitely did all of that."
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Editorial: How well can wind farms and Navy air training mix?
CORPUS CHRISTI - Check out the glossy lipstick all over the agreement signed last week by the Navy and the developer of a wind farm near Petronila.
The company, E. On Climate & Renewables, which plans to build 100 wind turbines, is giving the Department of Defense $750,000 to study the turbines' effects on the military radar that guides the flight instructors and students of Naval Air Station Kingsville.
And the company decided to name the project Patriot Wind Farm in honor of the patriots who defend our country.
The company says the farm will represent about $150 million in investments, including as many as 200 construction jobs and 10 full-time permanent jobs.
But who's counting? We are. NAS Kingsville represents about $400 million to the Kingsville economy and employs more than 1,400 military and civilians.
Not that wind farms and NAS Kingsville are an either-or. Kingsville Navy officials certainly have said nothing of the sort — at least not since they stopped saying it, about a year ago.
To be fair and accurate, they didn't used to say wind farms would kill the base. What they used to say was, wind farms clutter and confuse the radar, which limits how many training missions can be flown from NAS Kingsville.
Of course, the training flights are the point of having NAS Kingsville, which prepares about half of Navy and Marine tactical jet pilots. The base has been described as "one of the Navy's premier locations for jet aviation training." But, hey, that's Wikipedia, an impeachable source.
The Navy changed its tune to harmonize better with its green energy-gaga bosses in Washington. They like wind energy so much that they're willing to subsidize it into profitability. They overlook a wind turbine's mountain-sized footprint on the landscape because its molehill-sized output is emissions-free once the dust settles from construction. After that, the only impact is on migratory birds, neighbors who don't think wind turbines are pretty, and users of radar.
Speaking of neighbors, we wouldn't want to overlook an additional long-term economic impact besides those 10 jobs — lease payments to landowners who overcame their concerns about what the neighbors might think of the wind turbines. Among the neighbors are the London and Bishop school districts, which passed resolutions objecting to the wind farm. The London district speaks for one of Corpus Christi's more affluent growth areas.
It will be interesting to see how far $750,000 will go in furthering what the Navy already knows about wind farms' compatibility, or lack thereof, with military radar. One training jet used at the base costs more than 22 times as much.
Encroachment, meanwhile, is a growing issue for naval air training in South Texas. We're told that air training and wind energy can coexist. But it took arm-twisting for the Navy to say it.
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The potential magnitude of what is unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico simply cannot be overstated. It is far, far worse than is being admitted and what we are allowed to see is catastrophic enough.
When a major event happens we should watch and wait to see what information comes to light before jumping in with 'it's this' or 'it's that'. What appears to be one thing at the start can become something quite different a few days or weeks later.
But we now have had enough time to shake our heads at claims that this was just an 'accident' or 'incompetence'.
Beware cover stories of 'incompetence', as with 'incompetent bureaucrats', because they are so often a veil for cold calculation. The Gulf of Mexico disaster didn't just happen, it was made to happen.
Mother Jones magazine reported:
We are well aware of Halliburton, the company headed by a key player behind the war on Iraq has since been awarded a stream of no bid government contracts in the country that has transferred staggering amounts of taxpayer money into the pig trough infested by Halliburton executives and shareholders.
Just eight days before the Gulf blow-out, Halliburton also announced that it had agreed to buy Boots & Coots for $240.4 million. Who are Boots & Coots?
The world's largest oil-spill clean-up company which also deals with oil and gas well fires and blowouts.
What an incredibly fortunate coincidence. What a slice of luck.
As with the pre-9/11 'put options' (bets) on the stocks of American airlines falling, so we have gathering evidence that some people knew what was coming in the Gulf of Mexico from an oil rig operated by one of the biggest companies on the planet - British Petroleum.
Merely drilling where BP did, with the known pressures from within the earth, was asking for trouble.
But what's the deal? How does an oil-poisoned ocean and devastated coastal communities (and potentially others far inland and around the world) benefit an agenda for total global control?
Oh, in so many ways.
Recent reports have claimed to quote the opinions of scientists who are too fearful to be publicly named because of the consequences for their lives and careers.
They estimate the release of oil from under the Earth's crust at between 80,000 and 100,000 barrels a day. That is 4.2 million gallons or 15.9 million litres a daypotentially pouring into the Gulf.
This aligns with a leaked internal BP document that says that in a 'worst-case scenario' up to 100,000 barrels a day could be released into the ocean.
The scientists were quoted as saying that the 'sandblasting' of the oil, toxic gases, rocks and sand will be continually making a bigger hole for the oil and gas to escape. In other words, the situation is getting worse not better and it is already a catastrophe of immense proportions for those immediately affected - a number growing rapidly by the day.
The scientists predicted that the drill hole will expand beneath the wellhead and so weaken the area on which the wellhead stands until it is pushed off the hole to allow the oil to flow with no restrictions at all.
Should that happen the consequences are unthinkable.
They said that the temperature at that depth, some 400 degrees, will turn the water to steam creating a pressure that will lift the ocean floor. They estimate that this will create a tsunami of between 20 to 80 feet, or even higher, that will bring the poisoned ocean ashore to leave great tracts of land uninhabitable and without life.
American investigative journalist, Wayne Madsen, writes that satellite imagery withheld by the Obama administration shows that 'under the gaping chasm spewing oil at an ever-alarming rate is a cavern estimated to be around the size of Mount Everest'. This information, he says, has been given an almost national security-level classification to keep it from the public.
Now, we have heard many doomsday scenarios before in many circumstances that have not manifested, but even if such shocking predictions do not happen on that staggering scale there is no question that the world changed on April 20th 2010 when the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded.
It is the Gulf Stream that keeps the United Kingdom and parts of Europe much warmer than they would otherwise be at their latitude, but it will also act as a oceanic conveyor belt delivering the oil from the Gulf Mexico across the Atlantic.
Corexit is manufactured by a corporation called Nalco, once part of ExxonMobil, and the current leadership includes executives from Exxon and BP. TheEuropean Union Times said of Corexit:
What's more, they are told by this merciless corporation that they must work amid shocking levels of toxicity without respirators because they don't want to 'alarm the public' by seeing such pictures - the same reason why BP has basically introduced its own martial law in the region to stop the full and horrific extent of the disaster and its global potential coming to light.
The health consequences for those 'clean-up' workers already exposed to this deeply toxic environment without protection will already be horrific, as we shall see. But BP couldn't shiv a git - just as the US government and the New York authorities couldn't give a shit about the rescue workers on the toxic World Trade Center site after 9/11.
Already, even the (pathetic) mainstream media has reported that 70 people in Louisiana have been admitted to hospital with symptoms of toxin poisoning. Many beaches have been closed because of toxins in the air and water and people are reporting breathing problems and skin rashes and lesions.
One report said that crops as far north as North Carolina have been damaged by toxic rain, while oil has been falling in the rain near the Louisiana coast.
Add to that the hurricanes, tidal surges and other weather phenomena and you can understand why those nameless scientists are writing off land up to 200 miles from the shore as becoming too toxic to support life, let alone a human society. See the story about Nigeria at the end of this article for some of the consequences that oil pollution can bring.
Two other effects of so much oil in the Gulf of Mexico could be to heat up the sea, so causing more hurricanes and super-storms, and making the process of producing rain from seawater less efficient, so affecting rainfall on the land.
The major target of this engineered horror is America and its economy - the powers that be are seeking to destroy the United States militarily and financially to bring this 'superpower' to its knees so it can be absorbed into a world government dictatorship via a North American Union.


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Mertesacker will have just one year left on his current contract with the Gunners, at the end of this season.
The Sunday Mirror reports that Arsenal will offer the 29-year-old a new contract to keep him at the Emirates for the next three years.
Mertesacker has impressed manager Arsene Wenger this season and the Frenchman is keen to keep the 29-year-old at the club.


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All year long he puts my heart on a shelf
No surprise I'd rather be by myself
If there's no Valentine treat
From this worthless hunk of meat
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Happy Trails To TriggerJuly 14, 2010 - 2:17 PM | by: Laura Ingle
How much would you pay to own a giant stuffed horse standing up on it's hind legs? A cable company in Omaha Nebraska ponied up more than $266,000 dollars last night at Christie's Auction for Trigger, one of America's most famous horses to ever hit the silver screen.
The 2 day auction featured all kinds of cowboy and cowgirl things that were once inside The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum in Branson Missouri. Roy Rogers beloved Palomino horse Trigger, which starred in 88 movies, and 100 TV shows, along side "The King of the Cowboys," was considered to be one of the main draws of the event. Roy Rogers loyal dog Bullet, which was also sent to a taxidermist after his passing was sold for $35,000 dollars, and Dale Evan's preserved horse Buttermilk went for $25,000 dollars.
Christie's started auctioning off more than 1,000 pieces from the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum this week. The museum was forced to close last year. The family run museum had been around for over 4 decades, but had struggled to stay afloat during tough economic times.
Roy Rogers Jr. told me that the rent was over $3,000 dollars a month and it took "a lot of 9 dollar tickets to cover that." It was a difficult decision for family members to close the doors, but Rogers told his children many years ago that if the museum ever became a burden and a hardship, he wanted them to sell it. The High Noon Western Americana group along with the family had tried to place Trigger, Buttermilk, and Bullet with a national museum, but most institutions the family contacted told them the costs were too high to to expand and care for the western exhibits.


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Early August 2006 — I swore I wasn't going to fish the Salmon Banks off of San Juan Island, Wash., this summer.
I had way too much stuff to do in my life that wasn't related to fishing, and I know that if things really need to get done shoreside, sometimes a fishery might have to be skipped altogether. My plan would enable me to get way ahead of a ton of projects I had been neglecting, but there was one aspect I did not factor into the equation: I am addicted to fishing.
I was back for less than a week before I determined the most important thing for me to do with my time was to dash off to La Conner, Wash., and get my Puget Sound gillnetter, the Satisfaction, ready to go fishing.
I drove my truck over to La Conner, and I didn't even leave a way to get it back to San Juan Island. I went right to work on the out-of-the-water projects. I installed a new transducer for the upstairs depth sounder, changed the zincs, and touched up the bottom paint.
To keep my bunk dry I changed out my leaky porthole so I wouldn't have to live with a wet sleeping bag all season long again. To keep the bilge dry, I installed a new float switch in the engine room bilge.
It took just a day to get her seaworthy and in the water, heading back to Friday Harbor. Of course the boat was still in disarray, and I figured all the smaller, non-essential projects could be fit in any time I have a spare second when I'm on the boat.
With all my traveling back and forth, leaving my truck in La Conner, getting the net loaded onto the boat, and taking extra time to get her ship-shape, I had devoted a solid three days to the get-the-boat-ready project. Right away there was an opening, which was the reason I was doing all this nonsense, and that slurped up a couple more days.
Before I knew it, a week had vaporized. This would normally be just fine, but I was supposed to be starting work on the addition to our house, and my office was so backed up on paperwork it wasn't even funny. People were calling me asking where I was and what had happened to me, befuddled at my disappearance and my neglect for the commitments I had made.
And these relatively unimportant people in my life were the least of my concerns; I had also neglected my wife in the same manner. She deserves better, I know. She understands what fishing is about, and I believe she understands better than I, my addiction to fishing.
So with the notion of taking the summer off, I was once again geared up and ready to embark on another gillnet season in the sunny San Juan Islands.
National Fisherman Live: 3/10/15
In this episode, Online Editor Leslie Taylor talks with Mike McLouglin, vice president of Dunlop Industrial and Protective Footwear.
National Fisherman Live: 2/24/15
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March date set for disaster aid dispersal
Oregon LNG project could disrupt fishing
NOAA tweaks gear marking requirement
N.C. launches first commercial/recreational dock
Spiny lobster traps limits not well received
SeaShare, a non-profit organization that facilitates donations of seafood to feed the hungry, announced on Wednesday, July 29 that it had partnered up with Alaska seafood companies, freight companies and the Coast Guard, to coordinate the donation and delivery of 21,000 pounds of halibut to remote villages in western Alaska.
On Wednesday, the Coast Guard loaded 21,000 pounds of donated halibut on its C130 airplane in Kodiak and made the 634-mile flight to Nome.Read more...
The New England Fishery Management Council is soliciting applications for seats on the Northeast Trawl Survey Advisory Panel and the deadline to apply is July 31 at 5:00 p.m.
The panel will consist of 16 members including members of the councils and the Atlantic States Fishery Commission, industry experts, non-federal scientists and Northeast Fisheries Science Center scientists. Panel members are expected to serve for three years.Read more...


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The seminar will focus on "The Old French Fabliaux and the Medieval Sense of the Comic."
Beidler is particularly interested in the Old French fabliaux—short comic tales in verse—because of their influence on Chaucer, the most important early British writer. Chaucer is known to have read French literature and to have transformed some of its characters and plots into his own considerably longer tales, says Beidler, who will be teaching a graduate seminar at Lehigh this fall on medieval comedy. In that course, he will draw directly from some of the work he will do at Yale this summer.
The summer seminars and institutes are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities to provide college and university faculty members and independent scholars an opportunity to enrich and revitalize their understanding of significant humanities ideas, texts and topics.
Beidler, the Lucy G. Moses Distinguished Professor of English, has been teaching at Lehigh for 36 years. He has won nearly every teaching award granted at Lehigh, has participated in several earlier Summer Institutes funded through the NEH, including one at Yale on "Boccaccio's Fiction," and one at Columbia University on "Chaucer in the Twentieth Century." He also earned a post-doctoral fellowship to study Native American life and literature at the University of Arizona in 1973-74.
Beidler is the recipient of the 1983 National Professor of the Year award granted by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation, and the 1988 Alumni Life Achievement Award from Earlham College. From 1995 to 1996, he served as the Robert Foster Cherry Distinguished Professor, an award that is given after a national search and that involves a year of teaching in residence at Baylor University.
Earlier in his career, Beidler served as a Fulbright Professor at Sichuan University in the People's Republic of China, and as a research professor at the University of Kent in Canterbury, England.
He is the author or co-author of 16 books, and has written more than 100 articles and book chapters on topics that range from medieval literature to American and Native American literature to pedagogy. One of his books, Why I Teach, has been translated into eight languages and is required reading for 2 million students at 1,900 colleges in China.
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Attendees: President Ivory V. Nelson, Vice President Saligrama C. SubbaRao, Vice President Howard E. Merlin, Vice President Michael B. Hill, Dean Jerryl Briggs, Ms. Diane M. Brown
Attended for portion of meeting: Mr. John Thompson, Ms. Sandy Yates
Physical Plant - The Cabinet discussed the various capital projects still needing to be addressed during the rest of the 2001-2002 fiscal year. It was agreed that those projects relating to safety issues would be given highest priority. The Director was asked to compile a list of priority projects (based on the Cabinet discussion) which can be addressed with the funds remaining in the 2001-2002 capital budget.
The President recognized the efforts of personnel in the Physical Plant for painting the hallways in Dickey Hall. Their efforts greatly improved the physical environment in the building.
2001-2002 Commonwealth Appropriation - The University has been informed that because the Commonwealth's revenue collections continue to fall short of the official revenue estimate upon which the current budget is based, 3% of each non-preferred appropriation has been placed in budgetary reserve. Institutions affected by this 3% reserve include Lincoln, Penn State, University of Pittsburgh, Temple, Drexel, University of Pennsylvania, MCP Hahnemann University, and Thomas Jefferson University.
The 3% reserve will amount to a $388,000 shortfall in the University's June 2002 payment from the Commonwealth if it is determined that the Commonwealth must retain the amounts placed in budgetary reserve.
Langston Hughes Memorial Library - The Library has issued a list of the electronic resources available through Langston Hughes Memorial Library. Most of these resources may be accessed directly from the library web page. A survey of the faculty and member of the Strategic Information Technology Planning Team will be conducted in February to elicit suggestions for potential additions to the collection.
University Petty Cash Accounts - The President adopted the recommendation
of the Internal Auditor to close all petty cash accounts except those in
the Bursar's Office, Urban Center, Physical Plant and Athletic Department.
The account in the Bursar's Office will serve as the central petty cash
account for the University. The Cabinet agreed to hear the case for
maintaining an
account in Student Affairs & Enrollment Management if the Vice President feels strongly that a petty cash account designated for this area is necessary.
Fiscal Affairs
2002-2003 Operating Budget packets will be distributed to all department heads, directors, deans and vice presidents today, January 22, 2002. All budget requests are to be submitted to the respective Vice President of Dean no later than Friday, February 15, 2002.
The President, with the concurrence of the Cabinet, applauded the accomplishments of the fiscal department for the timely distribution of monthly operating budget conformance reports. The reports are now available only a couple of weeks after the end of the month.
Student Affairs & Enrollment Management
Admission Statistics for fall 2002 as of January 18, 2002
# of Undergraduate applications received for fall 2002 1053
# of Undergraduate applications received for fall 2001 1009
# of Undergraduate students admitted for fall 2002
# of Undergraduate students admitted for fall 2001 . 109
# of Graduate applications received for fall 2002
# of Graduate applications received for fall 2001 26
Diane M. Brown
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The International Day of Peace is Saturday, September 20th, and Fort Wayne musicians are commemorating the occasion with a special, Midwest premier of Karl Jenkins' The Peacemakers.
The show includes the Heartland Chamber Chorale, Heartland Festival Chorus and Orchestra, and the Fort Wayne Children's Choir singing the words of some of history's great peace advocates.
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Skyhook Wireless Partners with Samsung Electronics for Leading Location System
Consumers and developers to enjoy superior location performance on Samsung mobile devices
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Skyhook Wireless, provider of the Core Location Platform, today announced that Samsung will deploy Skyhook's technology across multiple Samsung mobile devices. The first handset to launch with Skyhook embedded will be the Samsung Wave (Model: S8500). The Wave is the initial handset to be released with Samsung's new, open mobile platform, Samsung bada, and is the cornerstone of the company's commitment to provide a smartphone for every lifestyle. With the addition of Skyhook, Samsung devices, such as the Wave, will better enable all location-aware applications by providing the most precise, reliable, and fastest location information available.
"Precise location is central to the mobile experience, and Skyhook's Core Location will provide Samsung mobile devices with market-leading location capabilities."
Geo-location is at the center of mobile innovation and is fundamental to many emerging mobile services. Today, there are thousands of mobile applications that incorporate location as a part of their user experience. Precise location enables consumers to check-in with friends, find nearby concerts and exhibits, or get directions to the destinations of their choice. For some experiences, such as turn-by-turn navigation or local search, location is the central feature, but increasingly applications such as Twitter, Shazam and OpenTable incorporate location to simplify user experience and to personalize content delivery.
"Samsung is committed to delivering the maximum benefits of smartphones for our customers and developer partners," said Hyungmoon Noh, Vice President of R&D Planning Team at Samsung Electronics at Samsung. "Precise location is central to the mobile experience, and Skyhook's Core Location will provide Samsung mobile devices with market-leading location capabilities."
Skyhook is the recognized leader in geo-location technology and fulfills hundreds of millions of location requests every day across over 100 million handsets, netbooks and cameras. Skyhook's ground-breaking Core Location system uses a combination of Wi-Fi, cellular and GPS readings to produce a single, accurate location quickly and in all environments.
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(AP) SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - The president of Puerto Rico's Senate has been chosen as the new leader of the National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators.
Eduardo Bhatia assumed the presidency Saturday of the Washington D.C.-based nonpartisan organization. It has some 400 members and serves as an advocate for more than 52 million Hispanics living across the U.S.
Bhatia spoke about the importance of eradicating poverty and the power of the Latino vote after being elected president.
He also said he would seek to strengthen the ties between the U.S. territory and Puerto Ricans living in the U.S. mainland.
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Apr. 24, 2014 @ 09:25 AM
The Warren County Free Clinic will hold its second Radio-Thon fundraiser this weekend on WARR 5020 AM radio.
The clinic provides free medical evaluations, lab tests and medications to uninsured residents of Vance and Warren counties.
From 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, there will be dancing, food and more at 546 W. Ridgeway St., Warrenton, in support of the event. The festivities are open to the public.
All donations will be tax-deductible and can be made in cash, check and credit card. Donations may be mailed to the Warren County Free Clinic, 546 W. Ridgeway St., Warrenton, NC 27589, and may also be made online at warrencountyfreeclinic.org.


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Chaplain and Coach represent two sides of life at Moravain
On one wall of his office, the new chaplain of Moravian College and Moravian Theological Seminary has tacked a worn piece of fishing net, complete with cork floats. Its there as a symbol of his pastoral work, recalling Jesus charge to the fishermen brothers Simon Peter and Andrew that he would make them fishers of men.
The net comes from Indiana, where David Bennett was pastor of Hope Moravian Church before coming back to Bethlehem. This guy was just going to throw it away, he said, and I asked if I could have it. I like it that its torn and brown and ragged.
It says something about his ministry: that hes not up in the forecastle but down below decks, where the work takes place.
The job of a chaplain in a secular age at a formerly sectarian college might seem, to some, to be an anachronism. The job description includes everything from leading worship services to pronouncing invocations and benedictions. The chaplain also serves as a gateway for troubled students: He might be the front door to a student in need of professional counseling.
But the mission that underlies all his public tasks is also the mission of the College. Students come here to explore, he said. Its very important that there be an environment that supports them on their journey.
Bennett was raised in the Moravian church in the southern Illinois town of West Salem.
Though he took his undergraduate degree in math education at Eastern Illinois University, he realized before he left collegewhile involved with Tar Hollow, the Moravian summer camp in Ohiothat he wanted to become a pastor.
After an internship in clinical pastoral counseling at Lehigh Valley Hospital, he thought he might become a hospital chaplain. But he received a call to a church in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and was pastor of two congregations there before moving to Hope, Ind., in 1998.
His congregations have had their differences. But all, as well as Tar Hollow camp, have had something in common: teenagers making the difficult transition to adulthood.
They ask: Who am I? What am I to be? What am I to make of my life? Bennett said. That, he says, is the great gift of college: the freedom to think for themselves, make their own choices, find paths that no one has shown them.
He believes a college chaplain must help create a place in which its no disgrace to stumble over answers while searching for them. Andd many of the questions with which his new flock struggles involve faith and spirituality.
The guy whose statue is out front [Comenius] believed that there was a spiritual dimension to learning, Bennett said, and I believe he was right.
David Bennett: A Snapshot
Age: 39.
Family: His wife, Connie, staff accountant at St. Lukes Hospital.
Significant other: Kodi, bichon/shi tzu cross, age 6.
Education: Eastern Illinois University, B.A. in math education (1984); Moravian Theological Seminary, M.D.V. (1988).
Pastorates: Rio Terrace Moravian Church and Millwoods Community Moravian Church, both in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Hope Moravian Church, Hope, Ind.
Team: Im a rabid Edmonton Oilers fan.
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|United Ukrainian American Relief Committee.
|Records (1945-1960) of the United Ukrainian American Relief Committee consist of correspondence, requests for assistance, applications, financial records, photographs, resettlement records, and other materials documenting the work of the Committee. Correspondents include V. Blavatskyi, and numerous letters from Ukrainians. Also included are financial letters, nominal rolls, approved assurances, Ukrainian newspaper articles, individual assurances from Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Rhode Island; materials pertaining to the Ukrainian Museum and Ukrainian Congress Committee of America; the Mennonite Central Committee, Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare; and other relief organizations; materials from work in Germany, Belgium, Austria, France, London, Paraguay, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia; and other records, correpsondence, financial documents, and publications.
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Founded in 1944 by concerned Ukrainian groups, the United Ukrainian American Relief Committee sought to aid displaced Ukrainians, political refugees, and other war victims. The Committee was based in the United States and had representatives in various European countries. It was affiliated with the Ukrainian Congress Committee.
The United Ukrainian American Relief Committee (UUARC) collection is available for public research.
The United Ukrainian American Relief Committee (UUARC) collection is the physical property of the Immigration History Research Center Archives, University of Minnesota.
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The United Ukrainian American Relief Committee (UUARC) Records, Ukrainian American Collection, Immigration History Research Center Archives, University of Minnesota
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By Samantha L. QuigleyAmerican Forces Press Service
INDIANAPOLIS, May 27, 2007 The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is helping make adaptive homes available to disabled veterans through support for a group called Homes for Our Troops.
The group builds or adapts homes to meet the needs of servicemembers severely injured while serving in the global war on terrorism. The group has completed 17 homes to date, and it will receive the proceeds of T-shirt and dog tag sales in the weeks leading up to today's Indy 500 race.
Though the total amount of funds raised has not been calculated yet, the racetrack estimated that they will have raised at least $16,000 to help the group.
That money will certainly help, said John Gonsalves, founder of Homes for Our Troops. The funds will go toward the 21 houses on which Homes for Our Troops is currently working. But it's perhaps not the best thing to come out of the speedway's support.
"We always need to raise money," he said, adding that "raising awareness is equally, if not a little bit more, important."
Homes for Our Troops is a member of America Supports You, a Defense Department program connecting citizens and corporations with military personnel and their families serving at home and abroad.
It's that program which brought the speedway and the home-front group together, said Gina Friedholdt, the speedway's licensing coordinator. The speedway is a corporate member of America Supports You.
"It really stems from us supporting the America Supports You program run by Allison Barber," she said. "We thought it would be a good initiative to try to support some of the programs that were falling under America Supports You."
In fact, the speedway actually found Homes for Our Troops on the America Supports You Web site. Friedholdt said the speedway looked on the site for universally appealing troop-support groups that would be supported by race fans, who are a diverse crowd. And it seems they were successful. Many race fans expressed great support for the troops.
"I think it's something that needs to be done and I think they're doing a really good job," said Daniel Moore, of Mitchell, Ind. "We need to do something for them. They went over and risked everything they can, their lives, and … everybody can help in some way. This is the least I can do."
Moore, who was at the track working as a safety official, understands the sacrifices servicemembers make. His father and uncle both served in the Korean War.
For Robert Watson, who came to Indiana from Crosby, Texas, for the race, the reason to purchase one of the shirts to help Homes For Our Troops was a very simple way to show great appreciation.
"They're our troops. They're over there protecting us," he said. "I never was in the war, but I know what they're doing and I appreciate it."
The T-shirts, which went on sale May 11, were on pace to sell out just before the race began as they have in the past. The shirts were sponsored by Homes for Our Troops corporate sponsor, Simonton Windows, and specially designed for today's race. They sell for $20 and come with a free dog tag, Friedholdt said. Fans also can buy the dog tags for $5 each, Gina Friedholdt.


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I have an issue with a backup library and BE2010 R3. I have tried everything I have seen on the internet. I get to the point of the tape going to the drive on the library and it gets to "in use" then the jobs gets "queued" and nothing else happens.
Reinstalling drivers. Tapeinst
Restarting server and library several times.
I had to extract the tape several times from the drive using the web interface on the tandberg library.
I have upgrade the library firmware just in case.
Any suggestions? It must be a glitch?
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Run the tape manufacturer's diagnostic utility against the tape library/drive. Make sure you select the write test and that you have stopped all the BE services beforehand.
Even if the diagnostics pass and your tape keep getting stuck in the tape drive, you should get the tape drive replaced. Tape getting stuck in the tape drive is a sign of impending tape drive failure.
I have tried the power cycle and it did not work.
It continues to get the tape in the drive and it says "drive seeking" on the library and "in used" on Backup Exec. Once it gets to this stage I have to try different things (restart the server, restart the library, try the library web interface tools) to get the tape moved out of the drive into a slot. It looks like the software locks the tape in there and it is difficult to stop this "drive seeking" and move the tape.
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Family Mindfulness Retreat Weekend of May 23-25 , 2014
$405.00 – $1,750.00 (based on accommodation type)This workshop's start date has passed.
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Imagine a beautiful and protected space that supports you to mindfully turn within and find greater ease, and gives you space to play and just be with your family—all held in the dramatic natural surroundings of Esalen. This family retreat offers time to unplug from the busyness of life and find meaningful reconnection within and without. We will have time together as a group, and time when adults and children meet separately. Adult meditations will support quieting the mind, opening the heart, and being present to the beauty and challenge of life. Within this we'll include time for discussion about making our family life an integral part of our spiritual practice. The children's meetings will utilize Esalen's beautiful natural setting (including the Gazebo Park School with its animals and gardens), and games to introduce mindfulness and kindness in enjoyable, age-appropriate ways. This program is open to families of any configuration or spiritual background, with children ages 3-13. Children of different ages may be allowed with the permission of instructors. Please contact email@example.com with any questions. A portion of the proceeds from this workshop will benefit the Gazebo Park School, an open air school for infants and children on the Esalen grounds. Join us for fun, play, and connection as we learn to be more present with our families and with ourselves.
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BOSTON – Steve Pearce has rejoined the Orioles after a stint on the disabled list with tendinitis in his left wrist. It was the second time on the DL for Pearce this season.
He missed five weeks earlier in the season.
"It's definitely where I want to be. It's better than being in Sarasota," Pearce said.
When the Orioles disabled Pearce on Aug. 31, they sent him to their spring training complex. Now, he feels ready to play.
"It feels good to go right now," Pearce said.
In 38 games, Pearce is batting .241 with three home runs and nine RBIs. After missing so much time, he's not going to be cautious.
"I have an offseason to get ready, do what I can to help the team," Pearce said.
"It's very exciting. It's hard watching it on TV. I'm glad to be up here, be with the guys, feel the electricity out in the dugout, be with the teammates. This is where I want to be."


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16 May 2006 — Amritapuri
Today Amma blessed AIMS Hospital's new "mobile medical unit." The unit will bring the state-of-the-art medical care of AIMS to rural areas via its satellite. Dr. Prem Nair, the Medical Director of AIMS, and Dr. Kumar Menon, a doctor working out of the unit, gave Amma a quick tour of the unit's facilities. Amma then requested that all the ashramites chant Om lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu as she performed the arati.
The unit, which is as large as a city bus, contains facilities for X-ray and ECG, as well as a pathology and bio-chemistry lab.
Direct Relief International ( a U.S based NGO) has supported in setting up of this van while Indian Space Reasearch Organisation ( ISRO) provides the satellite-technology and connectivity.
AIMS doctors have already used the vehicle for a three-week-long medical camp in Karaikudy, Tamil Nadu. It will soon be used to tend to residents of the tsunami-affected areas of Kerala and the tribal areas of Palakkad, Wayanad and Idukki on a weekly basis.
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Nvidia's questionable GeForce 337.50 driver, or why you shouldn't trust manufacturer-provided numbers April 8, 2014 at 2:11 pm
Yesterday, Nvidia released the GeForce 337.50 beta drivers to much fanfare. Nvidia itself said that the drivers could improve single GPU performance by up to 64%, and SLI configurations by up to 71%. When the Nvidia-provided benchmarks then failed to provide evidence of these massive performance boosts, we were a little skeptical. Then, when we looked closer and saw that Nvidia's numbers specifically targeted on Battlefield 4 and Thief — two games that AMD has been pushing as the vanguard of Mantle support — we started to wonder if Nvidia was up to something slightly more sinister than simple number massaging.


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On "Shine" Joni Mitchell picks up the thread from her best albums and reclaims the position as one of the best songwriters of her generation. Her piano and guitar playing are some of the finest quality marks of popular culture and the smoked-in voice remains matchless.
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Rolling Stone by LukeMajewskiWatch
©2011-2015 LukeMajewski
Deviant Art
said the boy with the camera
and this moment
will never know our names.
It will take your best parts -
the smile you saved for Sundays
with your good dress
and handkerchief,
knees pressed tight
against the resurrection,
hoping mother never guessed
what prayers were left
upon the altar;
the kisses gathered for your lover -
passion's flagrant promises,
not the chaste monsters
school girls dream of
while sweaty palms
pin wilting corsages to tulle.
The surprises
delivered to the front door
at Christmas and graduations,
circuses disguised in boxes
and envelopes stuffed like dates,
all wrapped in heady silk;
and the tears
you thought everyone knew -
steady friends
since gloves were small,
secrets that swore to leave
at pillow fights and seances
but never let you breathe.
All captured
like flash in an iris,
glorious imprints
and the grain of paper
yellowing gently in the attic
like your heart's montage.
MiracleYou said Jesus knows my soul
is yellow as this road;
and the boats in the channel
keep my head clear
while I watch him
drown my sister's dog again.
He calls it baptism -
a miracle of science.
He says I do not need a calendar
or a parent's love
to find Him
on the weak and narrow
and that solace
is a good, strong bread
left in the poor box
every Sunday morning.
But I like to pretend
He keeps his Dodge 57
on my lawn,
turning up the daisies.
We can drive it
all the way to Memphis
on one tank of gas...
Sail OnSail on,
little wing,
with starlings
in your pockets
and that turned up smile
below your navel -
glorious bud
of mischief.
Don't you know
God made this day
just for you?
The grass begs for your knees
to roll
and the palms of your hands
to stroke
the vivid green,
and the sky
welcomes you like Calypso
into my waiting arms
Come put those petals
on my face
like only you
know how to do
and make me hum.
We are burning daylight -
glorious blisters
on my toes
and right below my beltline
where your sun
broke promise
and set my spine
meek as milk,
her sex sits
at the man
in the blue flannel suit.
His hat watches her
like plans
to go shopping
or shooting birds
off the chimneys.
Why does nothing taste good,
she thinks
and why do friends
hold grudges?
He ponders her earrings
and pours coffee
into the sink,
thinking his wife
should know better by now
and dreaming of
how a woman's bare back
tastes sweet
undressing itself
like a camera.
Philippians 3All that I once sought to grasp
the things I thought brought gain
All seem to me so worthless now
just glorying in shame
The things I thought made me look great
Every race I won
Just filthy rags that cannot cover
all the wrong I've done
The "glory" of the things
that we so much adore
Pale to such a flimsy glow
in light of Christ my Lord
The things that brought me pleasure
whose loss caused such a row
Now buried in the distant past
spent, exhausted now
All these things I cast aside
their value is erased
by the priceless worth of
wholly seeking Jesus' face
And if I am to boast
may I only boast in Him
That through the cross
my Father is Yahweh the King.
Lost BoyTrouble laid its hands on you
at birth
like a deathbed blessing
mama muttered,
sucking the warm beer
down with the night's
dirty promise to be good.
He could smell her
from across the room -
how her dress bloomed
like a stale cabbage rose
and the sickening pink
of the sponge curlers
charring the roots of her hair.
The tepid blue
of her eyes annoyed him
and the clacking of her nails
so red from the sweat
of his uncle's back
left his mouth aching
and unable to swallow.
She reminded him of an egg,
he thought -
swollen and bloated
with the smell
of too much living,
leaving the razor
in his shoe
for a new start...
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Campus dining isn't just for students. The Vernon Galliano Dining Hall also offers convenient, affordable and healthy meals for Nicholls employees. Since the hall's renovation, the number of faculty and staff customers has skyrocketed — which means you'll definitely see some familiar faces when you dine with us.
Faculty and staff block meal plans are designed to specifically give you better dining value than paying cash to eat.
- Block meals can be used in Vernon Galliano Dining Hall any day of the week for any meal of the day.
- The Captain's Room has been designated for employee dining whenever the room isn't booked for a special event.
- Meals can also be ordered to go, though no leftovers can be brought outside the building.
Block meal plan options:
|25 Meals
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|50 Meals
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|100 Meals
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Purchasing a faculty and staff meal plan:
Faculty and staff meal plans may be purchased at the front desk of Galliano Dining Hall and will be added to your Colonel Card account. Block meals must be purchased in 25-meal blocks.
Block meals can be renewed at any time as your account gets low. Although they are non-refundable, block meals purchased, but not used, in the fall will carry over for the spring semester.
|25 Block Meals$150.50
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Oh yea thanks for the post, I am going start reading up on it now..
usb loader gx is the one to have - don't know much about them though so don't ask me if you can't get it working! im tryin to talk my side-kick dotty into gettin one for hers so i can experiment with it ...lots of info on usb loader gx here
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excellent details on how to enable my wii to play backups.
if i do this to update to 4.0 from 3.2 will my backup and usb loaders still work or will i have to install everything again?
I'm having to re-softmod a new Wii when it comes. My previous Wii I used the backup loader. This time I'm considering using the CIOS60BF.wad for the Disc channel to play my back ups. Is this wad the only required wad to install for that function or would I have to install all the other CIOS Corp wads as well? I didn't use Cioscorp at all before. After the "system files are corrupted" error message does it only appear that once?? Also would I have to set the preloader for "region free disc" for my imports or would the Disc Channel now with its newer functions just read any game regardless of region?
I think that's all questions for now.
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you have to install all the cioscorp wads as well, cios60bf is just needed for sys menu 4. Once you have re-installed preloader you won't get the 'corrupted' error unless you install another ios60, then just reinstall preloader again.
You still need some region free hacks for your import games, preloader or startpatch will do.
Thanks for the reply. So I could install that wad first and that one time only? Then when I use the firmware update I can just say "No" to install IOS60 , but "Yes" to patch IOS60, right? I wanna keep my system as close to it's original purity as possible though softmodded. Don't want any excessive cIOS's to overlap each other causing the system files to eventually become corrupted for real at some point and time. Seems like I may have already answered my own question. Just looking for some confirmation. Reason I asked was cause I wondered if for some reason the updater wouldn't recognize the already existing CIOS60 when I go to patch it, cause it wasn't installed through the updater.
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Mrs. Graham was born in Lincoln County on January 17, 1921 a daughter of the late Ernest Reid Parker, Sr. and Cordie Elizabeth Wright Parker. She attended North Brook Schools and then Berea College for the eighth grade. She then went on to Brevard Junior College and graduated in 1942. Prior to her marriage she worked for US Rubber as an inspector of 40mm percussion caps for the Navy during WWII and Bureau of Personnel in Charlotte. She had worked in retail sales, for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California and for the Department of Interior in Post Angeles, Washington. She was a wonderful homemaker raising her children. She enjoyed raising Cocker Spaniel and Weimaraner dogs.
She has been a member of the Newcomers Club, American Society of Mechanical Engineers Auxiliary, Colonial Dames, American Legion Auxiliary and the Daughters of the American Revolution. She was instrumental in winning two national awards for the Jacob Forney Chapter of the DAR. The awards were for the annual program of Bells Across America. She had been a tutor with the Lincoln County Literacy Council in Lincolnton. She has been a lifelong member of Bethlehem United Methodist Church in Cherryville.
Survivors include her husband of 65 years, Robert Lee Graham, III, of the home; one son Richard Lee Graham and wife Sally Ann Barber Graham of Huntington Beach, CA; two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Louille Graham Smith and her husband Sheldon K. Smith of Gurdon, Arkansas and Nancy Williamson Graham and her husband David Brown of Berkeley, CA; four grandchildren, Erik Oscar Smith, Tracy Lee Smith, Alison Lea Graham, Robert J. Graham and wife Yvonne and their daughters, Lisa Sophie and Vanessa Lea Graham; five brothers, Clinton Parker and wife Esther of Laurinburg, John Parker of Lake Norman, Dr. Blaine Parker and wife Peggy of Lexington, KY, Ray Parker and wife Anna of Lincolnton, Stowe Parker and wife Patricia of Gastonia; two sisters Evelyn Leatherman and husband John of Lincolnton and Edna Brendle and husband John of Cherryville.
In addition to her parents Mrs. Graham was preceded in death by a son Robert Lee Graham, IV in 1947 and two brothers Jesse Hoyt and Ernest Reid Parker, Jr.
Funeral Services will be at 2:00p.m. on Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at Bethlehem United Methodist Church, Cherryville with the Revs. Roy T. Byers and Billy Towery officiating.
Burial will be in Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery.
Visitation will be in the Fellowship Hall following the service.
Memorials may be made to Bethlehem United Methodist Church, Cemetery Fund, c/o Doris Wilson, 147 Latham Wilson Rd. Lawndale, NC 28090.
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Over the past years, WWF has been lobbying and campaigning to "fit the ships to the river, not the river to the ships". In 2009, WWF commissioned the study "Environmentally Friendly Inland Waterway Ship Design for the Danube River" to gain expert knowledge on innovative ship design, and to inform interested parties on technically and economically-feasible alternative navigation concepts and technologies.
This study visualizes what a "Danube"-designed ship would look like, and what sorts of modern technologies such ships should have. The study can also be used as a guide to show what types of alternative technologies WWF supports and can advocate to the EU/national countries.
Two concept ship designs for the Danube River were developed:
- a shallow draught pushboat for a partly loaded barge train and transport of relatively large quantities of bulk cargo, and
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Arthur Haas, Music Director
Sunday, October 26, 3 pm
Our first concert of the season features alumni Hsuan-Wen Chen, harpsichord; Jason Priset, theorbo; and friends in a delightful afternoon of 17th- and 18th-century instrumental chamber music. This young dynamic group has thrilled audiences all over the East Coast and Taiwan. Please join us for this rousing season opener.
Sunday, February 8, 3 pm
Brilliant Baroque flutist Sang Joon Park, an alum of Stony Brook's graduate music program, brings his awe-inspiring group, including viola da gamba and harpsichord, to our series. Featured will be the music of Jean-Philippe Rameau, C.P.E. Bach and little-known treasures from the Spanish Baroque.
Sunday, March 8, 3 pm
Baroque violinist par excellence Amelia Roosevelt and harpsichordist Gabriel Shuford will present an afternoon of early and late Baroque music, featuring fiery sonatas from early 17th century Italy and a duo sonata by J.S. Bach (to celebrate the master's 330th birthday).
Baroque Ensemble
Arthur Haas, Music Director
Sunday, November 23, 3 pm
The award-winning Stony Brook Baroque Players under the direction of Arthur Haas will once again present a program of vocal and instrumental chamber music from the four corners of Europe, spanning the entire Baroque period. These young virtuosi — cream of the crop of Stony Brook's graduate students — will perform on both period and modern instruments. This will be a wonderful beginning to Thanksgiving and the holiday season. Don't miss it!
Sunday, April 19, 3 pm
We end our season with the Stony Brook Baroque Players reaching for heights of brilliance and expressivity. Graduate student singers and instrumentalists under the direction of Arthur Haas will delight and move you with virtuoso sonatas, dances and love songs from the Baroque era.


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The majority of a vehicles components these days are operated by electrical systems; something that is very different from previous decades. This can make many issues slightly harder to diagnose, especially for individuals who want to repair their vehicle themselves. However, in many cases, electrical problems are easy to repair. Its important that individuals arm themselves with knowledge about their vehicles electrical systems, whether they want to attempt DIY auto electrical repair or have it repaired by a professional mechanic.
The starter is one of the most important aspects of the electrical system in a vehicle. The starter turns the engine when an individual starts his or her car with the ignition. There are many different problems that can be experienced with a starter, and in some cases, auto electrical repair technicians will have to replace the entire motor. Experts recommend that individuals have their starters checked once a year to be sure theyre working properly.
The alternator is another very important aspect of the cars electrical system. While the starter cranks the engine
along with the battery, the alternator keeps the vehicle running by charging the electrical systems. It recharges the battery to ensure that the battery powers all electrical systems. The alternator is one of the vehicles most expensive parts to replace if its damaged. However, other issues can affect the alternator and reduce the power it provides to the vehicle. This is another part that should be checked regularly.
The battery provides the power to the vehicles electrical systems, maintaining a charge through the alternator. A battery will need to be replaced every 3 to 4 years. Most batteries come with a warranty that will cover them in case the battery goes bad within a year of purchase. Surrounding systems can also affect the performance of a battery, and professional mechanics recommend having the battery power checked at each oil change, which is typically every 30,000 miles.
Other Electrical Components of a Vehicle
In addition to the battery, alternator and starter, there are many other types of electrical components present in newer vehicles. This can include power windows and steering, tail and headlights, windshield wipers, and more. Auto electrical repair involving these components are often due to blown fuses or bad wiring. Typically, these repairs arent costly and can be performed by the owner of the vehicle with a little research and preparation.
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Its not difficult to find an automobile electrical repair shop locally for times when a vehicle needs a professional. Individuals should be able to check their yellow pages or the internet (i.e. Google Places) to find the best suited shop for their vehicle. Its important to make sure the shop works with foreign and domestic cars and that they utilize a computer diagnostics tool to be sure of the exact problem with the vehicle.
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A couple exchange rings at their wedding.
- The definition of a wedding is a ceremony in which two people get married.
When you marry your husband, this is an example of a wedding.
- the act or ceremony of becoming married; marriage
- the marriage ceremony with its attendant festivities
- an anniversary of a marriage: a golden wedding
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Origin of weddingMiddle English ; from Old English weddung ; from weddian: see wed
- a. The act of marrying.b. The ceremony or celebration of a marriage.
- The anniversary of a marriage: a silver wedding.
- The act or an instance of joining closely: a wedding of ideas.
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- Her announcement was quite a surprise, coming a month after she published the words "I hate weddings with a passion and a fury I can only partially explain rationally."
- Joining of two or more parts.
- The wedding of our three companies took place last week.
From Middle English wedding, weddynge, from Old English weddung ("betrothal, espousal"), equivalent to wed +"Ž -ing. Cognate with Middle Dutch weddinghe.
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Origin of wedMiddle English wedden ; from Old English weddian, literally , to pledge, engage ; from wed, a pledge, akin to German wetten, to pledge, wager ; from Indo-European base an unverified form wadh-, a pledge, to redeem a pledge from source Classical Latin vas (gen. vadis), a pledge
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Kerkar Sonak's portraits are truly amazing. Whether painting
in oils or working with pastels, the artist captures the expressions
and moods of her subjects with photographic realism. Her choice
of colour also enhances the communicative power of the works
and viewers are left amazed by Harshada's ability to freeze
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Jatin Das
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He has represented India in Paris Biennale in 1971 and Venice
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guess the employees will not be paying taxes either now
I never understood the procedure of shutting a business down for back taxes, but letting them remain open and monitoring their business could get them paid, if they are closed how will they ever pay.....
bring plenty of money ....you'll need it. . .
i agree with the two replays above ......$5.00 to cross the bridge no wonder you have money to spend........and when will the Commodore Barry "not have on-going construction" ????
hope they get it right soon, glad the real estate company who swoped in and thought they were going to make a nice big fat profit on the property have to pay big time !!!
saint michaels mutual club is having a New Years Eve party at our Club in Gibbstown nj (Memorial & Giammarino Avenue) we are having the Juliano Brothers Band along with open Bar, all home made food (buffet style) for last minute tickets ....better call now 856 423 4601 . . . . . only place in the area having a LIVE BAND !!!!!!!!
That is a great picture.....he should work for the GCT !!!!!
I for one am really glad {most} of the employees there needed to stop being so miserable, some were just ignorant and nasty............a job is a job there was no need to be a jack*ss all the time
All to many times 911 dispatchers have so many responsibilites placed on them and the as soon as there is a problem or a situation the 911 operator has a noose around his/her neck but when when they are found to have acted correctly not a DAM thing is said to the person who handled the call nor are they thanked for the 150 calls in a 12 hr period they handled perfectly every day do they even get a thank-you ....911 operators are like umpires make 300 correct calls and nobody says or knows nothing ...but miss one call (and we are human) and everybody knows it.....I am not talking about a 911 operator who fails to do his or her job correctly or as trained to do but honest human error and euipment errors are going to occur.....you don't want your doctor too say "oop's either ......
this is in the kitchen of Saint Michael's Mutual Club in Gibbstown we processed over 3200 lbs (yes over 1 1/2 tons ) of Porkette seasoned cooked sliced and served in our home made gravy we do this every year third weeekend in August
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During the installation of Microsoft Windows NT to an 8 gigabyte (GB) or larger IDE hard drive, the computer may stop responding (hang) during the format portion of setup. If the drive was previously formatted as file allocation table (FAT) and designated to be converted to NTFS file system (NTFS), the computer may hang during the conversion process. Other symptoms include the drive taking an extremely long time to format or Windows NT not recognizing the entire size of the drive.
The Microsoft supplied generic IDE driver (Atapi.sys) may not be fully compatible with drives larger that 8GB. This issue only affects IDE-based drives 8 GB and larger.
Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 4 (SP4) has a new Atapi.sys file that allows the drive to be formatted during setup of Windows NT. SP4's Atapi.sys can also access space beyond 8GB on these IDE drives.
The system partition (boot partition) is still limited to 7.8GB whether an updated version of the Atapi.sys file is installed or not.
For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
114841NOTE: The system board basic input/output system (BIOS) must support and recognize drives larger than 8GB before Windows NT can access the entire drive. You can verify this ability by entering into the BIOS or contacting your system board manufacturer.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/114841/EN-US/ )Windows NT Boot Process and Hard Disk Constraints
Microsoft has confirmed this to be an issue in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article.
For related issues that this article addresses, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/177257/EN-US/ )STOP 0x0000000A or Difficulty Recognizing IDE CD-ROM Drives
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/183654/EN-US/ )IBM DTTA-351010 10.1 GB Drive Capacity Is Inaccurate
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — Political attack ads — we gripe about them, try to avoid them and we end up tolerating them. Despite our opinion, experts say they're sticking around because they work.
According to Dr. Omar Ali, professor at UNC-Greensboro, negative campaign ads work because if they are heard enough times some people will believe them to be true.
"Negative ads and lies, if repeated enough times, will be believed — it's a general principle in advertising," said Dr. Ali. "You repeat things over, and over again, some segment of the population will believe it."
As we get closer to the election the blows dealt in political ads are expected hit harder.
"They become increasingly nasty and personal, attacking the integrity of the person's character, " said Dr. Ali.
John Ivy an undecided voter and target of the ads says he isn't a fan of the attacks.
"I'd much rather hear how you are going to help our country as opposed to what this gentleman did… have done… and flip-flopped. To be point-blank — how you are going to help me?" said Ivy.
Despite popular opinion, both candidates pour millions of dollars into air-time.
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For Passenger Tires, Light Truck Tires and Temporary Spares
This Limited Warranty / Adjustment Policy provides for tire replacement under specified conditions. This policy applies to tires used in normal highway service (commercial applications excluded) displaying warrantable conditions. Tires that become unserviceable or wear out because of neglect or mistreatment are excluded from Yokohama warranty coverage.
For most vehicles, poor alignment results in excessive and/or uneven tire wear. Improper alignment can reduce a tire's life by more than 70%.
Warranty Eligibility
This warranty applies to every Yokohama replacement passenger car, light truck and temporary spare tire bearing the Yokohama brand name and complete Department of Transportation serial identification number and operated during normal highway use (commercial applications excluded) in the United States. These tires are covered by this warranty for the life of the original usable tread depth (the original tread depth down to the level of treadwear indicators molded at 2/32 inch (1.6 mm)) or for 60 months from the date of purchase (proof of purchases required) or 72 months from the date of manufacture (if no proof of purchase available), whichever comes first. This warranty applies only to the original tire purchaser, and is not transferrable to any other party. This time period does not represent the expected service life for tires covered by this warranty.
What Is NOT Warranted
Tires that have become unserviceable for the following reasons:
- Road hazard injuries or damages caused by obstacles or debris, such as cuts, punctures (whether repairable or not), snags, bruises, tears, abrasions or impact breaks.
- Improper repairs or repairs that have failed.
- Improper inflation or other maintenance abuses.
- Improper application of tire size and / or specification.
- Improper mounting / dismounting procedures or tire/wheel assembly balance.
- Mechanical irregularities in the vehicle or wheel, such as bent wheel assemblies, misalignment, worn or faulty components.
- Weather checking/cracking or failures resulting from these conditions on tires purchased more than four years (48 months) prior to a warranty claim. If proof of purchase is not provided, the Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) serial number is used.
- Accident, corrosion, vandalism, fire or damages caused by nature.
Additional Exclusions
- Tires that have had material added after leaving a Yokohama manufacturing plant, such as fillers, sealants, balancing substances and external tire treatments or material of any kind. If the added material is the cause of a failure, a tire will not be accepted for warranty credit.
- Tires submitted for ride disturbance complaints with more than 2/32 inch (1.6 mm) treadwear.
- Tires on vehicles registered or operated outside of the United States.
- Tires not sold in the United States by Yokohama tire Corporation.
- Tires branded by Yokohama to note special classification at time of purchase, such as "NA" (non-adjustable), or tires altered by notching or buffing.
- Tires used on vehicles in racing or special applications.
- Improper storage.
Adjustment Policy
Passenger and Light Truck Tires (Other than Temporary Spare Tires)
When the original usable tread is worn 2/32 inch (1.6 mm) or less, and a warrantable condition is found, the tire will be replaced with a comparable new Yokohama tire free of charge. During this period, tires will be mounted and balanced without charge. Other service charges such as tire rotation, alignment or applicable taxes are payable by the customer.
When a tire has worn past the above specified period for free replacement and a warrantable condition is found, the customer must pay for the cost of a new comparable Yokohama passenger or light truck tire on a prorated basis. The dealer shall determine this cost by multiplying the percentage of usable tread worn by the dealer's current retail selling price of that tire at the time of warranty replacement. The cost of mounting, balancing and any other service charges or applicable taxes are payable by the customer. by the customer.
Passenger Tires Mounted on Light Trucks
Yokohama Tire Corporation's warranty policy provides coverage for all tires installed on light trucks, minivans or like designs that have or had passenger tires installed as original equipment by the vehicle manufacturer when the Yokohama replacement tire is equal to or greater in size, ply rating, load range, load index and speed rating (if applicable) of the originally installed tire. Operation other than described above will be denied coverage under all terms of the Yokohama Standard Limited Warranty for Passenger Car and Light Truck tires.
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When the original tread of a Yokohama temporary spare tire used in temporary highway service on the vehicle on which it was originally installed is worn less than 1/32 inch (0.8 mm), the tire will be replaced with a new Yokohama temporary spare tire free of charge, without charge for mounting and balancing the new tire. Additional service charges are payable by the customer.
Temporary spare tires worn in excess of 1/32inch (0.8 mm), but less than 2/32 inch (1.6 mm), will be replaced and the customer charged 50% of the dealer's current retail selling price of the tire. The cost of mounting, balancing and any other service charges is payable by the customer.
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Charles Edgington Jr.
January 25, 2013Charles Edgington Jr. - Died from complications of myleodysplastic syndrome on January 16, 2013, in Santa Rosa. Chuck was born in Bennington, VT in 1929 to Alma and Charles Edgington Sr. His father was a Methodist minister who later moved his family to upstate New York. Chuck attended local schools in Greenwich and went on to Ohio Methodist Wesleyan University for two years later transferring to NYS in Albany, NY where he received both his Bachelors and Masters degrees. He furthered his education toward a doctorate at St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY and SUNY in Albany, NY. He married Jean McKee and had four children and adopted one son. Chuck spent twenty years as a teacher, guidance counselor, and counselor administrator in various public secondary schools around Albany, NY. He was in the US Marine Corp Reserve and Active duty in 1950 and 1951. Chuck retired from teaching after 20 years and moved his family to San Clemente where he worked for 12 years as a disability insurance program office manager for the State of California Employment Development Department. In 1984, he retired and moved to Tucson, AZ. His wife Jean passed on in 1988. Chuck spent time traveling abroad with groups. In 1992 he married Eunice Butera from Millbrae, and subsequently moved back to California making their home in Rohnert Park. Chuck enjoyed history and traveling whether camping throughout the U.S. or in Europe or Mexico. He was a history buff and a lover of opera. Chuck served in various volunteer jobs including Picture Rocks Retreat in Tucson, AZ, and the Mercy Center in Burlingame. A member of St. Elizabeths Church in Rohnert Park, he was a member of the steering committee for St. Elizabeth Setons building. He was also an active member, serving as treasurer, in SIRS in Rohnert Park.
Chuck is survived by his wife Eunice; four children, Nancy Giordano of Montrose, PA, Linda Edgington Chandler of AZ, Michael of Tucson, AZ and Carol Martin of Gilbert, AZ; 8 grandchildren; 3 great-granchildren; sister, Karis Say-Cavecche of Palos Verde Estate; five step-children, Anthony, John, Dominic, Ken Butera and Judi OConnor as well as several nieces, nephews and cousins in Ohio. Chuck is preceded in death by adopted son Jimmy Edgington and a brother William.
Friends and family are invited to attend a Funeral Mass on Friday, January 18, 2012 at 2:00PM at St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church, 4595 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. Private Interment, Sacramento Valley National Cemetery, Dixon. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the St. Elizabeth Setons building fund in Rohnert Park.