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FORT WAYNE — Concordia kept its SAC championship hopes alive by doing what it couldn't do in the last two games – close things out.
Buoyed by an 8-0 run to end the game, the visiting Cadets rallied past Wayne 61-56 Friday.
The Cadets (12-3) snapped a two-game losing streak in the conference and improved to 4-2 in the SAC, tied with North Side for second place. Concordia travels to conference-leading Northrop (14-3, 5-1) next Friday with a chance to come out with the SAC title with a win and if North Side (9-5 overall) loses at Bishop Dwenger (1-11).
"It's exciting to be playing for something and to still be in the hunt," Concordia coach Josh Eggold said. "We had some things happen in the second half (in the Cadets' previous loss) where we didn't feel like we came out with the fire that we need to compete in the conference. It was great to see them come out and respond here.
"We had a fairly lackluster first half. Our press had a lot to do with our success in the second half. To keep competing even though things didn't go our way all the time was a great maturing process for us."
After starting the season 9-0, Concordia was 2-3 heading into Friday's game. And the Cadets had faltered late against North Side 66-58 and Snider 64-57 in back-to-back games.
"The last two losses were tough, and we needed to win tonight; we couldn't take three (losses) in a row," Concordia junior D.J. McCall said. "We needed this win to stay in (the SAC race)."
Concordia beat Wayne easily in the SAC tournament 61-45, but on Friday, the Cadets trailed the Generals (9-6, 3-3) almost the entire game and were down 56-53 with a couple of minutes remaining. Eventually, Marq Rogers' tip gave the Cadets a 57-56 advantage, their first since the first quarter.
McCall led Concordia with 25 points, Brian Gremaux had 12 and Thomas Starks 10. Rogers finished with six points.
Wayne suffered its third straight defeat and fell out of the SAC race with the loss. The Generals had two critical turnovers in the final crucial seconds.
The Generals have stumbled through a 3-5 stretch after starting the season 6-1.
"We have been in every game, and I said at the beginning of the year we are a very young team," Wayne coach Aaron Rehrer said. "We were finding ways to win early (in the season). We just haven't made good decisions or played well in fourth quarters.
"Our inexperience has shown."
Jescus Mitchell led the Generals with 15 points, while Marlon Rogers-Fincher and Justin Mitchell each added 10.
Levi Mitchell had nine points.
Wayne built its lead to 33-23 at halftime before Concordia rallied by winning the second half, 38-23.
"We didn't play that well in the first half, and we knew we needed a better second half," McCall said. "We had to stay composed."


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ROSEVILLE, CA - SureWest employees determined to rescue a month-old feral kitten stuck in a storm drain system finally succeeded early Friday morning.
SureWest worker Cristina Carson emailed photos of the kitten with the following message:
I just want to let you know that my coworker n I were able to save the kitten n reunited w mom kitty, at 1:45am :)
The rescue operation began Thursday morning after a SureWest employee heard the kitten's cries from the bottom of a 12-foot-deep PVC pipe.
SureWest spokeswoman Anne Chacon said Roto-Rooter came out late Thursday with a snake camera, allowing would-be rescuers to see the kitten-- but they were still unable to pull it to safety.
Before the crew left for the night,SureWest employee Pat Skaggs fashioned a long strip of screen material and lowered it into the 6-inch diameter pipe, hoping the kitten would climb out on its own.
Carson said she and coworker Alex Reyes checked the pipe when she got off her shift at midnight and saw the kitten clinging to the screen.
"When I tried to lift it, the kitten fell off," Carson said. "But then we heard it crying on the other side of the wall."
Carson and Reyes realized the kitten had made its way into a drainage well covered by a steel grate outside the building's basement.
They searched for an access door to thewell from inside the building and eventually pulled the kitten from the water at 1:45 a.m.
Carson said after drying it off, she left the kitten on a grassy area outside the building where the mother had been watching the operation for much of the day.
"She walked over and smelled the kitten and hesitated," Carson said. "Then she picked it up and carried it into the bushes where the other four kittens have been staying."
Carson said she had been watching the family since the mother gave birth on June 24 or 25, feeding them daily.
She said she and her coworkers planned to rescue the feral cat family and adopt them or turn them over to the Placer SPCA.
"It turned out to be a happy ending," Carson said.
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Sarah Palin may be a politically polarizing figure, but her outfits are something all Americans can support. The Alaskan governor rocks cute lady suits, sexy heels, and trendy jackets like nobody's business, and she puts Hillary Clinton's multi-colored pant suit collection to shame. So really, was anyone surprised to discover that her closet of cute threads cost the Republican party a pretty penny or two?
The total cost of dressing Sarah and the Palin clan since September is clocking in at around $150,000, which is $25,000 more than her yearly salary as governor. Some lucky aide even got to go crazy at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York and St. Louis (spending $49,425.74) and the Minneapolis Neiman Marcus store ( where $75,062.63 was spent). Little baby Trig now rolls in a pimped out $295 stroller, and in September alone, $4,716.49 was spent on hair and make up.
Sarah's look has been the talk of the campaign trail for months, and it seems silly to revel in her sexy heels one minute and then recoil in horror when it's discovered that they cost $600. You can't put lipstick on a pitbull and expect it to cost any less than $35. Smart dogs dig Chanel! [Politico. Photos: GettyImages, AFP, NHL]


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|Fire halts Durham production
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DURHAM, Ontario (18 April 2012) - Production at the Durham Furniture plant here will be halted for rest of the week after a fire damaged an outbuilding in the early hours of this past Tuesday morning. However, the company said there should be no delay in shipments to retailers.
According to the Owen Sound Sun Times, some 50 members of the West Grey, Hanover and Mount Forest fire departments were called to put out a fire in the plant's sawdust distribution centre and a four-storey sawdust collection bin adjacent to the century-old red brick factory building.
Gord Dilworth, company president and chief executive officer, told Home Goods Online there was no damage to the main factory itself and there were no injuries although Durham's 200 production employees will be off the job for a few days. "We hope to be operating early next week," he said.
The Sun Times quoted West Grey fire chief Phil Schwartz describing the distribution centre as a garage-like structure where tractor trailers are loaded with sawdust. Both the distribution centre and a tractor trailer were destroyed as was some loading equipment. "There's no damage to the plant itself," Schwartz said.
No damage estimate was given, although the fire chief indicated it would be "high."
Although the cause of the fire hasn't been determined, Schwartz confirmed it wasn't "suspicious."
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By Army Sgt. 1st Class Paula TaylorTask Force Bastogne
NANGARHAR PROVINCE, Afghanistan, Jan. 31, 2011 After tossing and turning for most of the night, Army Maj. (Dr.) Patrick Smock finally rolled out of bed at 3:30 a.m. yesterday.
He'd trained hard for four months, and the day finally had arrived for the 745th Forward Surgical Team orthopedic surgeon to run the 26.2-mile Miami Marathon -- thousands of miles from Florida amid the concrete barriers and concertina wire that line the perimeter of Forward Operating Base Fenty in eastern Afghanistan.
As he arrived at the start line, a few stars still shone through the clouds and dotted the sky. Soon, the sun would begin to crest over the snow-capped mountains.
As Smock and the other marathoners took off down the dusty hardtop road, they soon came across a group of up-armored trucks getting ready to roll out on a convoy.
"That really puts things in perspective," Smock said later. "You see that and you think, 'This [race] is just for fun.' By the second lap, those guys were already gone, doing their job."
At the halfway mark, Smock said, he was doing well, but the going got tougher with about five miles to go. "I hit my wall about 21, 22 miles," he said, "and started to need to take a break -- walk it out and make sure I keep fueling myself up. I used that finish line as my motivation."
Smock, who lives in Liberty Hill, Texas, said he and his brothers, Michael and David, had planned to run the Miami Marathon together for almost a year
"We are all doctors, all went to the same school, and are all very active, but have never run a marathon together," he said. "When I found out that I would be deployed and unable to run with them in Miami, it was disappointing, but I decided that it would not stop me from running 'with' them, even if it was from halfway around the world."
Shortly after arriving at Fenty, Smock said, he contacted the Miami Marathon race directors and inquired about a satellite run. They were receptive and were happy to sponsor the run. "They also sent T-shirts, medals and several other goodies to pass out to all the participants," he added.
Smock said he wore out three pairs of track shoes running laps around the airstrip to train for the event. The soles on the pair he wore for yesterday's race, in fact, were starting to separate.
Though Smock missed an opportunity to be with his brothers when they ran the marathon in Miami just 10 hours after he finished his, he said he plans on running in future events together with them, barring another deployment.
"I don't know if we will run Miami together in the future -- that will most likely depend on how our schedules work out -- but we are already tentatively planning to sign up this summer for the Ironman Triathlon in Lake Placid [New York] in 2012," Smock said. "Hopefully, no deployments interfere with those plans. I don't think I could find a place to swim in Iraq or Afghanistan."
The 26.2 miles of the satellite course at Fenty comprised eight laps around the airstrip. Smock finished the race in 3 hours, 27 minutes.
"I crushed my goal," he said. "I had run two marathons before, and I did each of those in just under four hours. I wanted to run 3:30 today. I think my official clock time was 3:27 and some change. I'm so excited right now!"
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We are so proud of you Dr. Smock!!! I ran the 1/2 at the ING Miami, those who kept going amazed me. Thank you for serving our country and thank you for being an inspiration for all of us runners!
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Turnovers prove costly as Walleye lose 3-1Written by Vincent D. Scebbi | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Three costly turnovers by the Toledo Walleye made the difference as they fell 3-1 against the Kalamazoo Wings on Jan. 25.
"Rule of thumb for a D-man is you don't pinch unless you're 100 percent sure and we had two of those where we weren't 100 percent sure and you've got to get puck or body on them and we got neither," said Walleye Head Coach Nick Vitucci.
The Walleye got an early goal after Kalamazoo goalie Joel Martin lost control of the puck behind the net and Trevor Parkes was able to take advantage of it.
After that, Martin was unstoppable, saving 36 consecutive shots on goal.
"Anytime you play against him or that experience, you can't make three, four, five glaring mistakes the way we did and expect to win a game because he's not going to give up that many goals," Vitucci said.
Andrej Nestrasil cleared the puck from the neutral zone, Martin couldn't handle the puck and it crawled from behind the net to Parkes, who scored on his first shift since being sent to Toledo earlier today along with Nestrasil.
"And those things don't come very often," Parkes said. "It was pretty much gift wrapped for me so if I miss that one I'm in trouble so I'll take it."
Kalamazoo scored with 15:26 left in the opening period after a turnover off a faceoff led to an odd-man rush. Nick Sirota beat Kent Simpson on a wrist shot to tie it at one.
The Wings capitalized on another turnover to take the lead with 11:44 left in the first period. Alexandre Grenier carried the puck from the neutral zone down the left side, finding John Armstrong in front of the net to complete the scoring attempt.
A shorthanded goal by Dustin Cloutier gave Kalamazoo the insurance just 3:22 into the final period.
Cloutier picked up the puck off a turnover and then beat Simpson on the breakaway to score his fifth goal of the season.
While only four penalties were assessed during the first two periods, the final 20 minutes saw eight penalties called.
"We've got to pressure, we've got to take chances down there; you're down a few goals and sometimes if you do so you're going to take some penalties," Vitucci said.
With 7:05 left in regulation, Walleye defenseman Cody Lampl laid checked a Wings forward and was immediately "jumped" by Cloutier, who was looking for a fight.
Both were called for roughing and Lampl also had to serve an interference penalty.
"It could have been interference, but it's a bit frustrating when you get jumped after a hit and then there's no instigator," Lampl said. "I mean, if you want to call interference, that's fine, but once a guy jumps you, it should negate any penalty they would call. It's happened a few times against these guys – probably four times.
"If you don't like a hit or want to take exception to it, that's fine; but there is a code and ask a guy to go and I'm sure at that point I'll oblige, I think you just got to be a little more disciplined about it."
Toledo had a chance to score late in the game after Sirota was called for interference with 1:03 left.
Nestrail sent a cross pass to Phil Oreskovic who was in front of the net, but he could not put his stick on the rubber and the puck sailed past him.
Forward Willie Coetzee sent a wrist shot from the left wing, but it hit the cross bar. Coetzee finished with a game-high six shots on net, but had no points.
"Those power plays when you get your chances, you've got to capitalize on those opportunities because in a tight game like that when chances are being exchanged both ways, you take advantage of one of those power plays, it's a 2-2, 2-3 game there," Parkes said.
The Walleye have little time to recover, as they host the Bakersfield Condors on Jan. 26. The puck is scheduled to drop at 7 p.m.
We'll digest it here and go over things tomorrow," Vitucci said. "We certainly played better than that score indicated; but again, when you make glaring mistakes like that, it's going to be tough overall … We'll just use it as a learning experience and move on from tomorrow."
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Utah's Unconstitutional Ban on Comparative Keyword Advertising
Remember the Coke and Pepsi TV ads from the "cola wars" of the 80s and 90s, when the cola giants sponsored taste tests, hired rock stars, and spent a lot of time arguing that one formula of sugar water was better than the other? How about the Bounty paper towel ads, in which one towel picked up what appeared to be a gallon of liquid spills while the competitor's towel seemed to have the absorption capacity of a rock? Though these comparative ads are good for consumers, promote competition, and symbolize free speech, Utah last week passed a misguided law attempting to prevent consumers from seeing these kind of ads online.
According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the law -- which was passed and signed into law without any hearings or notice -- would "allow trademark owners to prevent their marks from being used as keywords to generate comparative ads. If this law takes effect, a company like Chevrolet couldn't purchase 'sponsored link' space on the Google results page when a user types 'Toyota' as part of a search query -- at least if the latter term is registered in Utah as an 'electronic registration mark.'" But don't just take EFF's word for it. Utah's own general counsel told legislators that the bill was probably unconstitutional because it would disrupt interstate commerce. (Constitutional Law 101: the regulation of interstate commerce is the responsibility of the U.S. Congress.)
The law clearly runs counter to both trademark law and capitalism, both of which embrace comparative advertising. For years, federal courts have upheld the right to use trademarked terms in comparative ads. And competition -- which generally helps lower prices and benefits consumers -- is fueled in part by companies being able to use advertising to draw contrasts with their competitors.
Aside from its obvious constitutional flaws, the bill presents other problems. It lets individuals and companies register "electronic registration marks" even if they don't actually own the trademark. So this new law so it could cause a free-for-all in which any individual or company could claim another company's trademark as their own "electronic registration mark." Maybe the Utah legislature was looking for ways to create a 21st century gold rush.
The bill also isn't limited to online uses. Any use of a trademark in connection with comparative advertising would be a violation -- including a supermarket checkout coupon that gives you a discount for Huggies next time if you bought Pampers this time. It also does away with two critical components of federal trademark law -- that a trademark be protectable and that infringement occurs only when there is a likelihood of confusion. That could open the door for generic or descriptive terms (i.e., "water," "food," "supermarket") to be registered, preventing anyone from using them in connection with advertising.
Finally, this law could also infringe on free speech, by preventing an advocacy group from placing an ad in protest of a company's business practices.
The new law is very likely to be challenged in court, and we believe it will be struck down. We'll certainly be working with other Internet companies to help educate officials in Utah about the consequences of this bad piece of legislation.
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Does this mean Google is going to change its adwords policy?ReplyDelete
Because right now you can't use a trademarked work in an adwords ad.
For example, I have a product that generates QuickTime movies. Since Quicktime is a trademark owned by Apple, I can't use that term in my ad. Is this also "unconstitutional"?
"These comparative ads are good for consumers, promote competition, and symbolize free speech."ReplyDelete
Wow, do you believe everything you see on tv? The ads you're using as examples are the epitome of overhyped, one-sided corporate propaganda and do nothing to provide consumers with a fair basis for comparison. Coke ads are to free speech what pro wrestling is to theatre. It's a bland masquerade.
I would love to see some more comparative advertising. I despise adverts that only show you one product that say "get this because its good" I want to see "get this b/c it is better then something else".ReplyDelete
I'm unclear as to how the keyword-triggered, sponsored ads of AdWords are classified as comparative ads. I'm completely with you on the general doctrines and purposes of trademark law you mention, but this analogy doesn't quite seem to stick to me unless I'm missing something.ReplyDelete
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Ok I'll start with the Attributes... Might, Intellect, Personality, Endurance, Speed, Accuracy, and Luck. Might determines how much damage your character does, Intellect gives the Archer, Ranger, Druid, Sorcerer, and Thief classes more Spell Points, Personality gives the Monk, Paladin, Ranger, Druid, and Cleric classes more Spell Points, Endurance gives you more hit points, Speed makes your characters act/recover faster as well as provide a small armor class boost, Accuracy improves your chance to hit, and Luck... to be honest, I have not seen it do anything.
Now for the Skills... There's a lot of them so I'll have to break them up into 4 categories: Weapon, Armor, Magic, and Misc.
The Weapon skills are Sword, Axe, Spear, Mace, Staff, Bow, Dagger, and Unarmed. I can't list down every single advantage of every weapon, but I'll give what I know... Axe is slow, but does good damage, and they come in 1H and 2H versions. Spear is my personal favorite, because you can wield a spear and another weapon like a sword or dagger. Mace isn't particularly big on damage, but it can stun targets and even paralyze them if you're lucky. Bow is a skill that every single one of your characters should use, the damage isn't good but it's a free ranged attack. Dagger is fast, the damage at first doesn't look impressive but at one level (don't remember at the moment) you will be able to inflict triple damage... and it's triple damage per dagger. Unarmed... is.... something that... makes you do more damage when you're unarmed... I heard you can use it with Staff but I'm not sure about it - never played a Monk character before. Staff.. is useless.. unless you Grandmaster the Unarmed skill? I don't know, I don't remember.. O_O but yeah Sword is the worst skill, I'm not saying that because I fail with swords... but statwise, they're the worst. They don't have any ways to increase their damage except through higher Strength and/or Armsmaster skills.
Time for Armor skills... thankfully, there aren't as many Armor skills as Weapon skills. They are Dodge, Leather, Chain, Plate, and Shield. All of them are useful in some ways, but I find that Dodge and Plate are weaker than Leather and Chain... anyway, Dodge increases your armor class when you're wearing absolutely no armor, as far as I know... I've never used the skill. Leather is the lightest armor, I don't think it adds much (if any) to recovery time penalty for your character, but it doesn't add particularly much armor. The main perk for Leather is that at Grandmaster level, your skill level in Leather adds to your resistance against the Elemental damage. Chain is next in term of weight - I don't remember all of it, but it's good protection and at Grandmaster level, it doesn't really encumber you much. Plate is the heaviest armor you can get... it slows you down big time, but it really adds to your armor class. Even at Grandmaster, the recovery penalty is only halved, I think, correct me if I'm wrong. Shield determines how well your character can use a shield. It's very useful, unless your character uses two-handed weapons... unless you have three hands (or a tail?) I find it kind of hard to use a two-handed weapon as well as a shield.
Misc skills time =] There's a lot of them... so I'll try and make it quick. There is Disarm Trap, Stealing, Perception, Identify Item, Identify Monster, Alchemy, Repair Item, Armsmaster, Body Building, Meditation, Learning and... I can't remember the rest, I'll fill this on once I find my brother's MM7 manual. Anyway I'll just write about what I know. Disarm Trap is 100% invaluable to any party... unless you like traps going off in your face. At the higher levels, traps do a total buttload of damage so it can kill your casters and if you're unlucky, wipe out your whole party. I am serious when I say get this skill as soon as you can. Stealing is pretty much useless... unless you're some klepto kind of person O.O Perception is nice to have, because it allows anyone who has good enough Perception to dodge traps, find hidden stuff... it's nice, really. Identify Item is one of the most useful skills, because then you save a ton of money by not having to pay the greedy shopkeepers to ID your loot. Identify Monster isn't as useful, though it's fun to be able to find out the stats of what you're up against. Alchemy is a nice cash cow, and is good for making potions when you're in need... I recall I once saved my party from a tough situation with my druid's alchemy skills, but it's not always stuff like that happens. Repair Item is also right up there with Identify Item - if all your equipment is broken and you're stuck in the middle of a dungeon, you're good as dead. Armsmaster isn't very useful unless you can Master it... at Master level you start adding your skill level into your bonus damage. Body Building is good if you want more hit points, but that's all, I suggest putting it on your Cleric to keep him/her alive longer. Meditation is good only if you're a spellcaster, because it adds to your Spell Points. Learning is incredibly valuable, because it makes you gain experience points faster, which means you level up faster. More to come, hopefully ~


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The Seasiders, currently defying pre-season expectations to top the Championship, made three acquisitions on transfer deadline day - defender Bradley Orr, striker Nathan Tyson and Dutch midfielder Marvin Zeegelaar while, crucially, they kept hold of the highly-rated forward Thomas Ince.
Everton boss Roberto Martinez labelled the fact the window was still open in August "a footballing circus" and Paul Ince concedes all parties involved would benefit were it to close prior to the season beginning.
"The transfer window is always hard," he told the Blackpool Gazette.
"It wasn't too bad for me on deadline day but it was a tough one for Matt Williams, our secretary.
"He did a lot of running around trying to do deals and get paperwork done. It's a manic time, and it's not good.
"All the chaos needs to be done before the season to stop all this madness.
"I think it's unfair on players as they are expected to make a decision on going to a new club in a matter of hours. It simply needs to be done before the season starts."


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We sold most of our stuff, stored the rest of it, and moved out of our apartment in San Francisco to travel the world for six months. The trip itself was amazing; we ate (cauliflower pizza – yuck), drank wine and funny-sounding beer (Zlatarog – yum!), biked, hiked, indulged in massages, toured castles, visited caves, saw friends, and spent time deliciously alone without cell phones.
Oh yeah, and we blogged for friends and family. Took tons of photos. Recorded almost our every thought and insight.
This photo was taken early in our adventure when we were biking around Prague thinking all was going according to plan. Aren't we thin and carefree? Isn't it lovely? This church is actually called the "wedding cake church" by tourists and tour guides. We are so clever and cheeky to be in front of it.
About six weeks later, in Swakopmund, Namibia… we found out that we were expecting our first baby. We hightailed it back to California (well, after about 4 more weeks of travelling) and landed in our little Berkeley bungalow. A few months later, our son Holden was born. A few months after that, RookieMoms.com was born.


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Zoe Blandford said she has loved playing video games for many years, and has always been fascinated with their underlying construction.
This week, Blandford, 14, from Charlotte, has been creating characters and shapes inspired by the Sonic the Hedgehog game series using the Maya program. She is one of the students taking Andrew Barratt's class in 3-D design and animation at this year's ID Tech Camp at Koury Residence Hall at UNC.
This is the second class she has taken with Barratt, and she is building on some designs he helped her with in the earlier class, she said. Blandford, who wants to be a game designer someday, said the Maya program is a great way to learn about how games are constructed. "It's very valuable because later I would like to work at a game company like Nintendo, and do character design," Blandford said.
In Daniel Bradley's class in moviemaking, Garrik Maloney, from South Carolina, is making his first film with the iMovie program. Earlier this week, Bradley and his students did a story board. Each student then got to hold a digital camera, film and act in the scenes. The scenes were then loaded onto each student's computer. At this session, each student is editing the scenes "the way they want to to put their own creative edge behind the piece," Bradley said.
Maloney said he likes listening to music, and to put this stamp on his film, he uses music to create a soundtrack for one scene. "I use different textures," he said, as well as different fade-ins and fade-out techniques. He wants to be a filmmaker, and plans to build on what he has learned at the camp.
Blandford and Maloney are among about 100 students in the final session of this year's ID Tech Camp. Internal Drive, a Campbell, Calif.,-based company, started giving the intensive one-week camps in 1999. Students ages 7 to 17 can learn to make applications for iPhones, iPads and other devices; create games and films; and learn computer coding and other skills applicable to science, technology, engineering and math. This year's sessions, which began June 10, mark the 11th year ID Tech has held a camp at UNC. Other campuses hosting the program include University of Virginia, Emory and Stanford.
At the end of the week, each student leaves with a project he or she can take and expand, said Justin Price, the director of the UNC camp. Price, who also works for Disney in animation, said students learn programs used in game and film industries.
Gavin Lyons, 17, from Columbia, S.C., was developing a role-playing game in Bill Underwood's game-design class. All students create their own stories, and the only pre-requisite for the students is some concept of story, Underwood said. Lyons has worked with Web design, likes math and wants to be an engineer. The skills he is learning in game design translate to his goals, he said. "The camp makes you think about something in a different way. When you have to think of your own game … it makes you think out of the box, and think creatively," Lyons said.
Students in Alex Kumbar's class were learning to write the codes are used to create the movements and images in games. Using the programs Java and C++, the students, many of whom Kumbar said had no prior programming experience, are "teaching a computer to talk to us," then using their coding skills to create graphics.
Alex Melamed, 16, of Raleigh, took previous classes in C++ in school, and enjoyed it. He plans to be an engineer. "This is something that is very useful," he said. "It's a really good skill, and it's really fun." The camp has allowed him to put what he learned in school into practice. "There's nothing quite like sitting down and doing this for a week," Melamed said.
The teachers in the program, some of whom are former campers, praised the students and their ability to take their instruction and teach themselves. "Their level of skill is pretty impressive," Bradley said of his film students. Barratt, the animation teacher, was a student four years ago and is in his second year teaching. "If a student comes out as inspired as I was, then I've done a good job," he said.


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These guys were very helpful and informative. They tell you everything you need to know and show you how to do a lock if it's your first time. The boats are spotless and easy to use and the location is perfect...right in the middle of everywhere!! I would definitely use Calcutt boats again and suggest them to anyone....especially a first timer!!
Basic boat, very clean and tidy and good value, we went as two couples and had a very pleasant week.Calcutt staff were very welcoming and helpfull, boatyard came over as very well run.Thoughly recomended.
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generaslly felt although could not fault help etc at boatyard, the boat was old and clumsy to handle. Dining table a pain to convert into a bed every day. kitchen euipment etc was faultless.
No issues at all really except that next time for a party of 4 we would go up size as we found it a bit of a squeeze inside.
We arrived after 17:00 at the boat yard and were told that due to the boat yard staff finishing at 17:00 we would have to stay in our boat, in the boat yard overnight and receive the tuition on how to 'drive' the boat in the morning. Although not ideal, we made the best of it, but it did put a negative slant on our holiday as we felt that they could have provided one member of staff to stay late and give us the tuition needed that would have enabled us to set sail that evening. The tuition received the following morning was basic at best and the boat was old and lacked quality compared to other hire boats we saw on the canal. However, overall the staff at Calcutt boats were friendly and the canal that we cruised on was beautiful. Overall we enjoyed our holiday (1 week) but would have preferred a more up to date boat that handled better.
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Three leaders in the real estate development, health care and private equity investment industries will share their expertise at the final Business Network Symposium of the 2012-2013 academic year on Tuesday, April 9, at The University of Tampa.
The event begins with a continental breakfast at 7:15 a.m., and the program runs from 7:45–9 a.m. The symposium will be held in the Vaughn Center Crescent Club and is free and open to the public.
The three speakers are Gary Prosterman, Stephen R. Mason and Phillip Dingle.
Gary Prosterman has founded successful enterprises in real estate development, hospitality, health care and investment banking. His primary business is Development Services Group (DSG), which has developed 24 hotels and 23 health care facilities around the United States. DSG's current focus is adaptive restoration of existing buildings in urban cores, and the company is redeveloping Tampa's Old Federal Courthouse into a four star Le Meridien Hotel.
Stephen R. Mason is the president and CEO of BayCare Health System, the largest community-based health system in the Tampa Bay area with more than 19,600 employees, 10 hospitals and 200 access points. Mason came to BayCare in May 2004 with more than 30 years of experience in the health care industry and has successfully championed several major initiatives and system-wide improvements at BayCare.
Phillip Dingle is a managing partner and founding principal of HealthEdge Investment Partners, a private equity firm that focuses exclusively on the health care industry. Prior to HealthEdge, Dingle served as CEO of PlanVista Corporation from 2000 until its merger with ProxyMed Inc. in 2004, helping transform a low-margin, debt-laden third party administrator business into a leaner and more robust medical cost management firm.
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Montgomery County Public Schools is trying to improve its program for instructing students who can't get to school for physical, emotional or disciplinary reasons. School officials say the current approach is outdated and insufficient.
Plans for changes to the Interim Instructional Services program include personalized learning plans, various ways for students to take part in lessons, and a focus on students' social and emotional well-being, said Ursula Hermann.
Hermann was director of the school system's department of student services before she retired on Monday.
Hermann told the county school board on Monday that it's necessary to update the current model, which was created many years ago, and to do a better job on services that keep students engaged and current.
"This is about them. This is about what they need," Hermann said. "This is about what special conditions they bring to the table. This is about how we help them stay engaged in really meaningful instruction, even if they can't be in the school building."
The program — formerly called Home and Hospital Teaching — serves about 800 students each school year who are out of the classroom for varying amounts of time, ranging from around four weeks to the majority of the school year.
Data from 2013-14 shows that most students who needed instruction through the program — about 336 — had a physical or medical condition. About 244 students were out of school due to emotional needs, about 142 due to disciplinary reasons and about 72 due to pregnancy.
About 165 temporary part-time teachers work with the students at a home, hospital or other site.
Hermann told the board that the interim instruction students need multiple options for keeping up with classes. Students should keep meeting one-on-one with teachers, she said, but also should have online courses, recorded lessons and other technology.
A personalized learning plan should indicate which learning methods are best for a particular student, she said.
The program is working toward a model in which a case manager would help coordinate a student's time in the program, Hermann said.
New steps to improve the program started this past school year. They include a special education teacher position, a computer lab for program teachers and online courses.
This summer, program staff will meet with individual schools.
In 2014-15, the redesign will continue. There will be an online process for families to apply and staff to collect student information, more professional development for teachers, and an increased use of technology, according to a memo to the school board.
In a third implementation phase from 2015 through 2018, the plan includes a recommendation for the school system to assign permanent teachers to the program, the memo says.
Board Vice President Patricia O'Neill said she thinks the school system can provide a "real, expansive range of course offerings" for students through technology.
Board member Shirley Brandman said she sees potential to coordinate the Interim Instructional Services program with similar work in the school system, citing the redesign of the alternative education program that also includes personalized learning plans.
Bonnie Grimm, a home and hospital program teacher in the system for two years, said after the board meeting that she has taught a range of students who have faced illnesses, new parental duties and tough family situations.
Grimm said she thinks there should be better compensation for teachers.
"I think that technology is great, but my reservation is that nothing takes the place of that close connection that the teacher and the student can have," she said.


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Microsoft released an update to the Outlook Connector, however, the upgrade process seems to work fine for Outlook 2010 users but Outlook 2007 users are complaining that the upgrade fails and the old Connector file is not properly removed.
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Tip 1007: Next Week flag reminder time bug?
When adding a reminder to a message flagged for Next Week, the date the reminder fires depends on your preference for automatically setting reminders on tasks with due dates.
Tip 1002: View the Next Unread Message in Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010
How to Read the previous or next unread message in Microsoft Outlook.
Tip 970: Disabling Tool Tips on Outlook's Messages
The ScreenTips (tool tips or popups) that come up when you hover over messages in Outlook's message list can be reduced in size but not disabled completely.
Tip 963: Which Calendar does the To-Do Bar use?
Appointments are missing from Outlook's To-Do Bar? The wrong appointments are showing on the To-Do Bar? I'll show you what's wrong.
Tip 960: (Another) Calendar Printing Bug
When you configure Outlook to start the week on Monday, then print a calendar, it may not print as expected.
Tip 959: Changing the Font used for Outlook's RSS Feeds
If you really don't like Calibri, we show you how to use VBA and a Rule to change the font used for Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010's RSS feeds to another font.
Tip 957: Delete the MRU list in Choose Form dialog
When you work with custom forms, you can eventually have a long list of folder names on the Look in list in the Choose Form dialog. You can clear this list by editing the registry.
Tip 956: Too Many Contact Folders?
With multiple accounts in an Outlook 2010 profile, you can have ridiculous number of calendar and contact folders in your navigation pane. Older Outlook versions are susceptible too. We show you how to reduce the clutter.
Tip 947: How to find 'lost' Contact Groups
If you have a lot of contacts or a lot of groups, Instant search or filtering out the contacts will make it easier to see all of the contact groups.


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MFH Fitness Center
The Mountaineer Field House Fitness Center
When you come to the Fitness Center at the Mountaineer Field House, it will feel like you're at a big, private gym. The Fitness Center will challenge you to feel fit, younger and healthier. We aim to offer programming and facilities to help YOU reach your goals for health, fitness, and performance.
During the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters, Fitness Center programming will include the following group fitness classes:
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|Head-to-toe, strength-endurance class using barbells and plates.
|Indoor-cycling class. 45 - 60 minutes of on-bike effort!
|Cardio-step class.
|Total-body kickboxing/martial arts class.
|Boot-camp style class.
|Working your core, heart/cardio, and balance.
We will have limited Group Fitness Class Offerings throughout the summer. For more information, please contact Duncan Callahan.
New Fitness Orientation sessions are available to introduce anyone new to all our fitness equipment. These are FREE of charge. Call 970-943-3363 to set up an appointment. This is a great way to be introduced to the joys of belonging to a fitness center.
Summer Facility Hours
Monday - Friday - 6:00am - 8:00pm
Saturday - Sunday - Closed
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text: View All Programs Studying Computer Networking at Regis The Computer Networking (CN) degree prepares students for a career in data networking emphasizing the analysis, architecture, design, security architecture and administration of networks and network technologies. The CN course and laboratory work provide students the means to achieve recognized mastery of computer information technology concepts and their application to real-world business problems. Students will learn critical information security issues such as hackers, viruses and other acts of cyber-vandalism and the important role network and computer systems administrators play to protect data. Classroom Online Accelerated B.S. Computer Networking DegreeOverview ProgramRequirementsHow toApplyTuition Computer Networking Degree Overview The emphasis of the bachelor's degree in Computer Networking (CN) is computer networks and data communication. This ABET accredited program (the first ABET accredited CN online program in the nation) provides students with an outstanding undergraduate experience and valuable skills to advance their professional career. The foundational course work provides students with knowledge of computer systems, design, management and maintenance of computer networking systems including LAN, WAN, mobile and enterprise networks. The upper division course work provides students with the required in-depth knowledge of enterprise networks and cybersecurity allowing students the opportunity to broaden their knowledge in the computer networking and information technology field. Regis University has been offering the Computer Networking (CN) major since 1998. Both on-campus and online courses are offered. The online format allows students to log in anytime, day or night to complete weekly assignments. Each class lasts 8 weeks allowing students to progress quickly. No campus visits are required for online students. Application Deadline: Regis University's CN program has a rolling admission deadline so it's never too late to apply. The required CN curriculum can be completed in approximately 24-36 months, depending on the pace at which the student choose to take courses. Next Step: Call us and we'll help you apply and get started step by step. A Leader in Information Technology Education Regis University's College of Computer & Information Sciences' Computer Networking degree program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, a prestigious nonprofit accreditation body. A Faster Path to Success Through Combined Bachelor's and Master's Degrees Technology students have the opportunity to work on a B.S. in Computer Networking degree in tandem with one of the Master of Science degree programs within our College of Computer & Information Sciences.* Contact an admissions counselor at 800.944.7667 and learn how you can complete both degree programs at a faster pace and a more affordable cost. *Excluding the M.S. in Software Engineering & Database Technologies degree Student Outcomes Upon successful completion of this program, the graduate will be able to: Apply knowledge of computing and mathematics appropriate to the discipline. Analyze a problem and define the computing requirements appropriate to its solution. Design, implement, and evaluate a network system, process, or component to meet desired needs. Identifies, collaborates effectively, and shares information with team members to set and meet team performance goals. Understand professional, ethical, legal, and social issues and responsibilities relevant to the computer networking domain. Communicate with organization stakeholders using effective communication, project management, and decision-making skills. Analyze the local and global impact of information and networking technology on individuals, organizations, and society. Apply information and networking technology knowledge using current tools, techniques and skills to organizational systems. Apply mathematical fundamentals, algorithmic principals, networking theory, and contemporary design principals to the modeling, design, and operation of organizational networks and IT systems. Graduate & Enrollment Numbers 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 Graduates by academic year 12 11 13 Enrollment by academic year 173 154 142 Total Computer Networking Degree Requirements: 128 credit hours Combined bachelor's and master's degrees: 152 credit hours Undergraduate core requirements: 45 credit hours Foundational course requirements: 30 credit hours Upper division course requirements: 30 credit hours Optional minor: 12 credit hours General electives: 11 credit hours (if minor is completed); 23 credit hours (if minor is not completed) Printable Fact Sheet: To download a printable fact sheet with details about required classes, admissions requirements, and start dates, visit our fact sheet library. Please note: The best source for the most current information is an admissions counselor. Program Requirements General Undergraduate Core Requirements (45 credit hours) Oral Communication Skills (3 credit hours): COM 210, COM 211 English Composition (3 credit hours): EN 203 Advanced Oral or Written Communication (3 credit hours): COM 406, COM 437, COM 455, EN 325, EN/PL 482, EN 475 Literature/Humanities (6 credit hours) Required Course: HU 366 Literature/Humanities Elective (3 credit hours) Any 300-400 EN, all HU courses, all COM courses (excluding COM 210, COM 211, COM 406, and COM 437) Global Issues (6 credit hours): COM 400, COM 412, CR 466, EC 335, EC 400, CIV 410, CIV 420, HS 240E-W, HU 435E-W, HU 421E-W, SO 204, SO 340, SO 341, SO 446, SO 469F, SO 472, IRSH 410E-W, RC 450, RC 458, RC 459 Social Sciences (6 credit hours): CIV 410, CIV 420, CIV 430, CIV 440, COM courses (excluding COM 210, COM 211, COM 406 and COM 437), all EC, all ED, all HS, all PY, all SO courses, all CR courses Mathematics (3 credit hours): MT 201, MT 204, MT 270, all 300-400 level MT courses Natural Sciences (3 credit hours): SCI 205E, SCI 206E, SCI 410E, SCI 411E, all CN, CIS or CS courses Philosophy (6 credit hours): All PL courses Religious Studies (6 credit hours): All RC, all RS courses Foundational Courses (30 credit hours) CIS 318 Ethics for the Information Technology Professional CIS 325 System Analysis and Design CN 311 Systems Architecture CN 316 Networking Infrastructure CN 321 Broadband and Wireless Fundamentals CS 208 Computer Science Fundamentals CS 361 Control Structures CS 362 Data Structures CS 372 Advanced Programming and Algorithms MT 320 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics Upper Division Major Requirements (30 credit hours) CN 400 Enterprise Networking CN 410 Voice and Video Networks CN 460 Fundamentals of E-Security I CN 461 Fundamentals of E-Security II CN 478 Management of Enterprise Networks CN 493 Senior Capstone CS 430 Operating Systems Upper Division Electives (9 credit hours) Take 3 classes (9 credit hours) from the following: CIS 448 Information Technology Project Management CN 412 SIP and VoIP Laboratory CN 444 Wireless Networks CN 462 Ethical Hacking and Defense CN 463 Cyber Crime and IT Compliance CS 434 Object-Oriented Programming Using Java CS 465 UNIX Operating Systems Optional Minor 0-12 credit hours General Electives (11-23 credit hours) If a minor is completed: 11 credit hours If a minor is not completed: 23 credit hours TOTAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS: 128 credit hours Please note that recent course requirement updates may not be reflected in the list above and you should contact an admissions counselor at 800.944.7667 for recent changes and updates. To download a printable fact sheet with program details, click here. How to Apply Take the next step in your Regis experience and connect with a Regis admissions counselor for information and assistance. Apply Now Students with prior college credit, military credit, professional licenses or certificates or several years of work experience may be able to translate this experience directly into college credit. Your admissions counselor will help evaluate your prior learning credit, provide information regarding financial aid and tuition assistance, recommend courses and help you get started with the application process. Applicants seeking a bachelor's degree from the College of Computer & Information Sciences must possess: A high school diploma or equivalent (from a regionally accredited high school) AND Transferable credit from a regionally accredited college or university AND Evidence of work experience Application Process: Complete the online undergraduate application Pay the $50.00 application fee. The fee is waived if you have applied to Regis previously or if you are a Regis graduate. Complete the personal statement essay. A short personal statement is required to be considered for admission. Download a copy of the personal statement guidelines. Request official transcripts from accredited institutions that you have previously attended. Download the transcript request form. Official transcripts are those that come directly from one college or university to another college or university. Official transcripts must be received no later than 30 days after the date of application. If not received, course registrations will be suspended. Additional admission requirements apply to international students who are non-U.S. citizens. Please remember: Applications that are incomplete and/or missing information will NOT be processed. Apply a minimum of 14 days before the start of classes to ensure optimal course selection. Non Degree-Seeking Applicants Submit the Following: Complete the online non-degree application Pay the $50.00 application fee Possess a high school diploma or equivalent Possess transferable college credit from a regionally accredited college or university Provide evidence of work experience No official transcripts are necessary. The writing skills placement essay is not required. Class Starts Term Class Start Date Summer 5W2 - 2015 June 8, 2015 Summer 8W2 - 2015 June 29, 2015 Summer 5W3 - 2015 July 13, 2015 Fall 8W1 - 2015 August 24, 2015 Fall 5W1 - 2015 August 24, 2015 Fall 5W2 - 2015 September 28, 2015 Fall 8W2 - 2015 October 19, 2015 Fall 5W3 - 2015 November 2, 2015 Spring 8W1 - 2016 January 11, 2016 Spring 5W1 - 2016 January 11, 2016 Tuition 2014-2015 Academic Year Tuition: Effective Fall 2014 - August 25, 2014 Course Format Estimated Total Program Cost Credit Hours Required Cost per Credit Hour Estimated Fees for Program Classroom $13,850 - $58,930 30 - 128 $460 $50 Online $13,850 - $58,930 30 - 128 $460 $50 Directed study costs $460 per credit hour. Please note: Additional fees may apply. Please contact an admissions counselor at 800.944.7667 for information. 2015-2016 Academic Year Tuition: Course Format Estimated Total Program Cost Credit Hours Required Cost per Credit Hour Estimated Fees for Program Classroom $13,850 - $58,930 30 - 128 $470 $50 Online $13,850 - $58,930 30 - 128 $470 $50 Directed study costs $460 per credit hour. Please note: Additional fees may apply. Please contact an admissions counselor at 800.944.7667 for information. Related Certificates Information System Security (Undergraduate) E-Security (Undergraduate)


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Geforce GTX SLI under Linux
I'm thinking of getting a pair of GTX 470's to SLI under Linux, so I was reading some information and found this in the readme of the latest Linux driver. As it says, it would be only temporary, but I coudln't help noticing it's in the readme a very long time already: driver 180+ and even older.
Why is Doom 3 slower when SLI or Multi-GPU is enabled?
The NVIDIA Accelerated Linux Graphics Driver does not automatically detect the optimal SLI or Multi-GPU settings for games such as Doom 3 and Quake 4. To work around this issue, the environment variable __GL_DOOM3 can be set to tell OpenGL that Doom 3's optimal settings should be used. In Bash, this can be done in the same command that launches Doom 3 so the environment variable does not remain set for other OpenGL applications started in the same session:
% __GL_DOOM3=1 doom3
Doom 3's startup script can also be modified to set this environment variable:
# Needed to make symlinks/shortcuts work.
# the binaries must run with correct working directory
cd "/usr/local/games/doom3/"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:.
export __GL_DOOM3=1
exec ./doom.x86 "$@"
This environment variable is temporary and will be removed in the future.
So a couple of questions about this:
- Does it really still apply or did someone forget to remove it from the readme?
- To fix this for Quake 4 (and maybe Prey too?), do we have to use the same variable with the same name (__GL_DOOM3) or is it called different?
- When I enable SLI in xorg.conf, should I have 2 sections "device" for both cards?
Thanks for your help,
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ICBA Leaders Meet with President Bush
Also Meet with Treasury Secretary Regarding Stabilization Efforts
Washington, D.C. (Oct. 17, 2008)—Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) leadership met privately with President George Bush this morning following his remarks before the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. ICBA also met with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson today to discuss the role of community banks in the federal government's economic stabilization efforts and express support for Treasury's voluntary program to purchase financial institutions' preferred stock.
"ICBA was honored that President Bush took time from his busy schedule to personally meet with us and discuss the efforts the administration is taking to restore confidence in our nation's banking system," Cynthia L. Blankenship, ICBA chairman and vice chairman and chief operating officer of Bank of the West, Grapevine, Texas. "We reassured him that community banks have been and will continue to do everything they can to help restore stability to our economy."
ICBA Chairman Cynthia Blankenship, Chairman-Elect R. Michael Menzies, Vice Chairman James MacPhee, President and CEO Camden Fine and Executive Vice President for Government Relations Karen Thomas participated in the meetings.
In the late-morning meeting with Secretary Paulson, the ICBA leaders discussed community bank concerns and their participation in the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act's (EESA) Capital Purchase Program. ICBA encouraged Treasury officials to release further details on how mutual, Subchapter S corporation, privately held and non-publicly traded community banks can participate as soon as possible.
"ICBA was pleased to meet personally with both the President and Secretary Paulson to discuss federal efforts to help stabilize and restore confidence in our nation's financial system," said Camden R. Fine, ICBA president and CEO. "Community banks are stable, well-capitalized institutions that engage in common-sense lending and business practices. ICBA's top priority during the current crisis is ensuring parity for community banks as federal stabilization efforts are undertaken, to ensure community banks are able to continue serving Main Street America as they have for more than 150 years."
ICBA and Treasury officials also discussed community bank participation in the new TARP program and the role community banks can continue to play in keeping Main Street America vibrant and growing. The association thanked Paulson for supporting EESA provisions allowing community banks to participate in the Troubled Asset Relief Program and providing tax fairness for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac preferred share losses.


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