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The Grammy singer-songwriter Rob Hotchkiss won as a founding member of the multiplatinum band Train sits inconspicuously on a shelf in the hillside house in Fairfax that he and his wife, Pam, recently moved into,returning to the Bay Area after years of semi-retirement on Vashon Island in Washington's Puget Sound.

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This year Christians worldwide will celebrate the 1700th anniversary of Constantine's conversion and victory at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge. No Roman emperor had a greater impact on the modern world than did Constantine. The reason is not simply that he converted to Christianity but that he did so in a way that brought his subjects along after him. Indeed, this major new biography argues that Constantine's conversion is but one feature of a unique administrative style that enabled him to take control of an empire beset by internal rebellions and external threats by Persians and Goths. The vast record of Constantine's administration reveals a government careful in its exercise of power but capable of ruthless, even savage actions. Constantine executed (or drove to suicide) his father-in-law, two brothers-in-law, his eldest son, and his once beloved wife. An unparalleled general throughout his life, even on his deathbed he was planning a major assault on the Sassanian Empire in Persia. Alongside the visionary who believed that his success came from the direct intervention of his God resided an aggressive warrior, a sometimes cruel partner, and an immensely shrewd ruler. These characteristics combined together in a long and remarkable career, which restored the Roman Empire to its former glory. Beginning with his first biographer Eusebius, Constantine's image has been subject to distortion. More recent revisions include John Carroll's view of him as the intellectual ancestor of the Holocaust (Constantine's Sword) and Dan Brown's presentation of him as the man who oversaw the reshaping of Christian history (The Da Vinci Code). In Constantine the Emperor, David Potter confronts each of these skewed and partial accounts to provide the most comprehensive, authoritative, and readable account of Constantine's extraordinary life.
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David Potter is Francis W. Kelsey Collegiate Professor of Greek and Roman History and Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of Greek and Latin at the University of Michigan. His books include The Victor's Crown (OUP), Emperors of Rome, and Ancient Rome: A New History.
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This is a must have book for any history junky or as a companion book for any classical history major. Written by Professor of Greek and Roman History, David Potter, aka Francis W. Kelsey, he meticulously lays out the superior reign of one of history's most notable emperors as he not only converted to Christianity and willingly got his subjects to follow as well, but he single-handedly seized control of a vast empire while being raged against by the Goths and Persians.
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He has examined, with gusto and an unrivalled mastery of detail, the aspects of Constantine neglected by those who concentrate only on his relations with Christianity. Peter Brown, London Review of Books [This is a book] for anyone who really wants to understand how the Roman Empire functioned, how the Church came to be absorbed into imperial structures and administration, and how the Emperor's aims and ideas developed as his experience of running (or at least heading) the empire grew. The Revd Dr Cally Hammond, Church Times Potter's mission is to chip away at the meretricious "facts" of Constantine's life and throw back over him the more truthful shroud of obscurity...[I]t would be hard to find a more convincing account of the military and administrative prowess and the conviction with which Constantine carved out a new style of monarchy against the long shadow of Diocletian. The Tablet Potter's admirably comprehensive account of this most significant of all emperors clearly and judiciously plots the way in which he grew into the role that he was convinced it was his destiny to play. BBC History Magazine Based closely on contemporary evidence, David Potter has written a penetrating and original analysis of the evolution of Constantine's role as Emperor, and of his conception of that role. Military History Monthly [Potter] has produced a new, readable and authoritative account of Constantine's life. The Church of England Newspaper
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Timeline ; Introduction ; Section 1 Imperial Resurrection ; Chapter 1 The Crisis of 260 ad ; Chapter 2 The Renewal of the Roman Empire ; Section 2 Diocletian ; Chapter 3 The New Emperor ; Chapter 4 Emperors and Subjects ; Chapter 5 A New Look ; Chapter 6 Persia and the Caesars ; Section 3 Constantine and Diocletian ; Chapter 7 The Court of Diocletian ; Chapter 8 Imperial Edicts and Moral Crusades ; Chapter 9 Minervina ; Chapter 10 The Succession ; Section 4 Fathers and Sons ; Chapter 11 The New Regime ; Chapter 12 Maxentius and Fausta ; Chapter 13 The End of Maximian ; Section 5 The Road to Rome ; Chapter 14 The Gathering Storm ; Chapter 15 The Battle of the Milvian Bridge ; Chapter 16 Freedom of Worship ; Chapter 17 The Conversion of Constantine ; Section 6 War and Peace ; Chapter 18 Reworking Past and Future ; Chapter 19 Governing the Empire ; Chapter 20 Maximus and Bassus 319-323 ; Chapter 21 The Donatist Controversy ; Section 7 Triumph and Tragedy ; Chapter 22 Victory in the East ; Chapter 23 The Eastern Empire ; Chapter 24 Constantine Speaks to the Bishops ; Chapter 25 The Arian Controversy ; Chapter 26 Nicaea ; Chapter 27 Constantinople and Rome ; Section 8 Ruler of the World ; Chapter 28 Constantine's Government ; Chapter 29 Constantinople ; Chapter 30 An Ordered Society ; Chapter 31 Christians, Pagans and Jews ; Chapter 32 Neighbours ; Chapter 33 End Times ; Epilogue ; Dramatis Personae ; Notes ; Bibliography ; Index


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New Jersey dropped three places this year in an annual scorecard [1]of state energy efficiency policies [2], programs and practices released today.
The Garden State tied for 13th with New Hampshire in the 2009 State Energy Efficiency Scorecard, down from 10th place last year.
The top 10 are: California, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Oregon, New York, Vermont, Washington, Minnesota, Rhode Island, and Maine, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy [3]scorecard.
The scorecard looks at six energy efficiency policy areas: utility-sector and public benefits programs and policies; transportation policies; building energy codes; combined heat and power; state government initiatives; and appliance efficiency standards.
State scores have improved overall since last year, according to the scorecard.
"In 2009, energy efficiency has risen to a new level of recognition in the U.S.," the scorecard says.
Energy efficiency is the "cheapest, cleanest and quickest energy resource to deploy," the report says.
The report was written by researchers from the ACEEE, Humboldt State University and Natural Resources Defense Council.
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On this edition of Audiography, we feature the latest news and reviews of Scott Walker's latest, Bish Bosch, the aggressive punk of Code Orange Kids and their album, Love Is Love/Return to Dust, and Junkie XL's Synthesized. We also feature an interview with Tom Morello, guitarist for Rage Against the Machine, the legendary punk-metal act known for its polemic subject matter and volatile delivery.
As the band celebrates the 20th anniversary of its self-titled debut album, Consequence of Sound's Len Comaratta and Morello discussed the commemorative box-set, an all encompassing collection of videos, music and imagery surrounding the debut as well as if Rage is returning for good. The conversation also covered Morello's other projects, The Nightwatchman and Street Sweeper Social Club, and even dove into a little of the political.
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Dizziness, Delusion and Devotion: The Extremes of Viewership Then and Now
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Using Stendhal and Jerusalem syndrome as a lens, this Exhibiting Research discussion takes as its theme the viewing experience. It runs parallel to the MA Curating the Art Museum exhibition Blood Tears Faith Doubt, Historical and Contemporary Encounters, which juxtaposes works from Christian visual tradition and contemporary works which resonate with that tradition in some way.
How far are extreme reactions to art determined by their display? What is lost and what is gained in recontextualising a work of art? Can museums provide an emotive response to artworks akin to that in the devotional and pious setting? How can we think about the slippage of the roles of the viewer, spectator, maker and subject in the gallery space? How far can the self-conscious viewer be overwhelmed or surprised by an image in the mediated arena? Can true extremes of viewership still occur in the quietly contrived setting of the contemporary museum?
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CAS Symposium 2014: Catastrophic Asia
[CAS Speaker Series] Asia has been the site of some of the greatest human and natural catastrophes. From the 2011 earthquake and nuclear meltdown in Japan, to the 1984 Union Carbide disaster in Bhopal, India, to the legacy of Soviet nuclear testing in Kazakhstan, to the ever-present risk of nuclear war in South Asia, Asian sites reveal much about the intersection of the political and the natural. The Center for Asian Studies will host four presentations by scholars on the risks, costs and effects of different types and contexts of disaster in a day-long symposium on April 4, 2014. Please join us.
1:00 p.m. "Radiation 'Adaptation': Emergent Subjectivities and Health Strategies Among Indigenous Kazakhs at Semipalatinsk," Magdalena Stawkowski, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Anthropology, University of Colorado Boulder
In this paper, I draw on sixteen months of field work to describe the legacies of the Soviet atomic testing project and its long-term disastrous effects on the inhabitants of the nuclear zone in Kazakhstan. Focusing on the village of Koyan in the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site region, I examine local Indigenous Kazakh villager's understandings of health, livelihood and suffering, specifically their emerging subjectivities and health strategies after forty years of Soviet nuclear testing. While rooted in the broader histories of the Kazakh steppe and subsequent decline of the Soviet state, the context for this discussion is a forty-year period of Cold War nuclear testing and then its programmatic and abrupt closure. Particularly, I elucidate how scientific authority about the biological effects of low-dose radiation exposure, coupled with Kazakhstan's economic restructuring programs, led to the socio-economic marginalization of inhabitants living adjacent to the test site. Principally, I address how Kazakhstan's current political-economic climate has fostered a specific post-socialist "mutant" subjectivity in the nuclear zone—one that has rural populations "embracing" radioactive pollution. Tragically, the people I came to know see their own survival as proof that they are biologically adapted to a radioactive ecosystem.
1:40 p.m. "Recovery and Lessons Learned from Fukushima Dai-ichi," Jerry Peterson, Professor, Department of Physics, University of Colorado Boulder
One of the many dire problems resulting from the March 2011 Great Tohoku earthquake was the loss of cooling water to three operating nuclear power reactors at TEPCO's Fukushima Dai-ichi plant. Without the cooling, residual radioactive heating began to melt some of the components within the containment vessel. Radioactive material was released from these components, and some left the plant in the air, ground water, and sea water, with wide media coverage. Although the reactor safety systems themselves worked as designed, the entire system was overwhelmed by the quake and tsunami. This system, we now realize, included a wide range of regulatory, corporate, public information, and other social, economic and political ingredients. This accident has been called "a new type of nuclear disaster found at the interface of both social and natural phenomena". With nuclear fission providing 11% of global electricity, we must learn how to prevent, plan for, and deal with future incidents, within a much wider range of responsibilities.
2:20 p.m. "Catastrophic 'Experiments' and Corporeal Categories: Bhopal Gas Victims as 'Special' Citizens," Bridget Hanna, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Anthropology, Harvard University
The Bhopal Disaster – the 1984 gas leak from an American-owned chemical plant into a densely populated central Indian city – was paradigmatic event of the risk society. Not only was it a novel and unique catastrophe: it was also a massive, uncontrolled, and largely undocumented experiment, one conducted with neither a protocol nor a control, on a sleeping city. What unfolded initially as the accidental exposure of 500,000 people to an unknown combination of deadly gases, has become over time (for those who have survived) an ongoing struggle for cure in the face of an ill that experts have still not fully defined. Rather, extant notions of treatment, illness, and exposure have been retrofit to Bhopal with mixed results, in an ongoing attempt to respond to, or perhaps neutralize, the suffering of the victims. Today, debates over detoxification, chronicity, stigma, categorization, and even clinical trials, are continuing to play out over the bodies of the gas-affected. In this talk I describe the medical institutions and practices that have arisen to manage the relationship of the gas-exposed to their health, in order to expose how medical uncertainty and the creation of "special" categories has constrained both access to care, and hopes for healing.
3;00 p.m. "Self-Assured Destruction: The Climate Impacts of Nuclear War," Brian Toon, Professor, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of Colorado Boulder
Climatic Consequences and Agricultural Impact of Regional Nuclear Conflict - Brian Toon. A nuclear war between India and Pakistan, with each country using 50 Hiroshima-sized atom bombs as airbursts on urban areas, would inject smoke from the resulting fires into the stratosphere. This could produce climate change unprecedented in recorded human history and global-scale ozone depletion, with enhanced ultraviolet (UV) radiation reaching the surface. Simulations with the Whole Atmosphere Community Climate Model (WACCM), show a long stratospheric residence time for smoke and hence a long-lasting climate response, with global average surface air temperatures 1.1 K below normal and global average precipitation 4% below normal even after a decade. The erythemal dose from the enhanced UV radiation would greatly increase, in spite of enhanced absorption by the remaining smoke, with the UV index more than 3 units higher in the summer midlatitudes, even after a decade. Scenarios of changes in temperature, precipitation, and downward shortwave radiation applied to the Decision Support System for Agrotechnology Transfer crop model for winter wheat, rice, soybeans, and maize by perturbing observed time series with anomalies from the regional nuclear war simulations, produce decreases of 10-50% in yield averaged over a decade, with larger decreases in the first several years, over the midlatitudes of the Northern Hemisphere. The impact of the nuclear war simulated here, using much less than 1% of the global nuclear arsenal, would be devastating to world agricultural production and trade, possibly sentencing a billion people now living marginal existences to starvation. The continued environmental threat of the use of even a small number of nuclear weapons must be considered in nuclear policy deliberations in Russia, the U.S., and the rest of the world.
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Here's another reason to be thankful this holiday season – the cost of putting Thanksgiving dinner on the table is down slightly from last year.
But don't bank on those savings for any big Black Friday splurges. The average Turkey Day dinner will cost $49.04, or just 44 cents less this year than it did in 2012. And while every penny counts, if you need to do any traveling to belly up to the big meal, increases in airline and train tickets mean that 44 cents won't get you very far.
The good news is that after some steep price hikes during the economic downturn about five years ago, food prices have remained mostly stable this year. It's a welcome change from 2011, when the cost of Thanksgiving dinner jumped $5.73, up from $43.47 in 2010, according to the annual informal survey of consumer grocery prices performed by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
The group estimates the cost by averaging non-sale food prices around the country based on feeding 10 people a meal of turkey, bread stuffing, sweet potatoes, rolls with butter, peas, cranberries, carrots and celery, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, and coffee and milk. And yes, their estimates account for the need for those all-important leftovers.
The credit for this year's slight drop in price goes to stable commodity and fuel prices, both strong drivers of the prices consumers pay at the store, says Ricky Volpe, a research economist with the USDA's Economic Research Service. He says overall grocery prices are down about one-tenth of a percent since January.
One exception – poultry. Though the Farm Bureau didn't detect a price increase in turkey since last year (they actually found the price for a 16-pound bird down 47 cents), Volpe says consumers shouldn't be surprised if that component of the meal jumps as much as 5 percent over last year. Higher demand and feed prices are to blame.
However, you might save a bit of cash on gas when you head to the grocer to get your turkey. At the moment, drivers are paying about 25 cents less per gallon than they were a year ago, with a national average of $3.19, according to travel tracker AAA. And while the group hasn't issued a prediction for gas prices the week of Thanksgiving, they say that in recent years prices generally have dropped in the weeks leading up to the holiday.
Need another reason to drive? The average domestic airfare is up 9.5 percent from last Thanksgiving to $313, according to the Airlines Reporting Corp., which tracks tickets sold by online and by traditional travel agencies. Meanwhile, Amtrak prices in September (the most recent month for which data were available) were up more than 4 percent over a year ago.
Consumers won't be able to do much about the cost of travel, but there's always plenty of ways to spend less – and a lot more – on food.
The Farm Bureau estimate budgets $2.18 for a dozen brown-and-serve dinner rolls. But if you're willing break out a recipe and bake your own, a home cook could cut almost a dollar off that price. On the flip side, if you'd prefer to leave the cooking to others and purchase a ready-to-eat meal from a grocer, expect to pay a premium for the convenience, maybe $75 or more.
Likewise, if your tastes lean to the organic or heirloom end of the food spectrum, you won't find turkey for $1.36 a pound as the Farm Bureau did. Budgeting two or three times that is a safer bet.
And since it's impossible to escape holiday creep, we might as well break the bad news about your Christmas roast. Beef prices are at or near record highs this year, so you can expect to pay as much as 2.5 percent more than last year for that succulent rib roast you've been waiting all year for.
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SACRAMENTO, CA - The Twin Rivers police officer, who was shot multiple times Saturday afternoon, is awake and talking.
Twin Rivers spokesperson William Cho said the 25-year-old officer is cracking jokes with his family.
The officer tried to pull over the suspect, Tyrone Smith, 32, for a traffic stop, but Smith fled from the officer and led him on a car chase, Sacramento police Sgt. Andrew Pettit said.
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Pettit said Smith allegedly jumped out of the car and led the officer on a foot chase. Sometime during the foot chase, the officer was shot multiple times.
The quick response of a nearby Sacramento City fire crew and the officer's vest possibly saved his life, Cho said.
Cho did not release details of the gunshot wounds except that one shot penetrated the officer's abdomen, but missed all vital organs.
Smith was arrested Saturday around 11:15 p.m., Pettit said.


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FULTON COUNTY - Police in Fulton County are trying to figure out who's responsible for three armed robberies Sunday night.
Gloversville Police say the crimes happened between 10:30p.m. and 11:00p.m. Sunday night on East Fulton Street, Spring Street and Elm Street.
In each case, the victim says they were threatened with what looked like a handgun and told to hand over their money.
Police say there are four suspects, but they don't have a good description.


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Labour MP and policy review head takes over the blog for a week.
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On a recent visit to London, a young Australian thinker addressed an intimate seminar chaired by Jon Cruddas and held talks with Ed Miliband. Why is the Labour leadership so fascinated by Tim Soutphommasane?
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Thomas Jefferson boys escape with 78-72 win over Mitchell
The Thomas Jefferson Gryphons got their conference season off on the right foot but it wasn't easy.
TJCA squandered a 17-point second quarter lead, trailed by as many as six points in the third quarter, but came back and held on to take an important 78-72 win over Mitchell.
The victory gives the Gryphons the early lead in the Western Highlands Conference, a fact that is not lost on coach Ken Hines.
"This was a huge win for us," he said. "Not only is this a conference win but it is also win on the 1A side and it's never too early to start thinking about the playoffs."
It was the Efrim Borders show early for Thomas Jefferson (3-3, 1-0) as the speedy junior scored his team's first six points all on fast layups.
After Mitchell went on a short 4-0 run, Brooks Corder scored on a put back and Truth Freeland hit a floater in the lane. Borders then turned another layup into a three point play and Freeland hit a deep three as the home team bolted to a 20-11 lead after the first quarter.
"Our speed was the key to the game," said Hines. "I knew Mitchell could not stay with us in the man to man and we really took advantage of that."
Justus Freeland canned another three to open the second quarter while Nathaniel Devon followed suit with a triple of his own. Devon put back a miss on the next trip down the floor as the Gryphons led 30-13.
Armed with a 17-point lead, the TJCA bench saw valuable minutes.
Ian Minder made a driving layup and Chris Mintz followed a missed shot with a basket. That's when Mitchell embarked on a 9-2 run to claw their way to within 10 points.
Borders restored order by taking the ball to the basket and sinking the two foul shots that resulted from the drive. However, Mitchell's Ryan McKinney scored at the halftime buzzer to make the tally 38-29 at the half in favor of TJCA.
After Mitchell scored eight straight points out of the locker room, McKinney hit a short jumper to give the visitors their first lead of the game.
After the TJCA tied the game with a foul shot at 39-39, the visitors went on a 6-0 run capped by an Austin Mask three point play. Borders answered with his speed, stripping the ball for an easy layup and knocking down two foul shots after another drive.
By the time he hit a floater in the lane, the game tied at 45-45. After Mitchell had grabbed a one-point lead, Justus Freeland hit a three and TJCA maintained a 50-49 lead going into the fourth quarter.
"We went for the knockout punch and missed and they came back on us," said Hines. "But I'm really proud of the way the team fought back and took this game."
Devon opened that final with a period with a personal 5-0 run including a three-point play. He then made a back cut and Borders found him for an easy layup to make the tally 59-50.
The game then went back and forth until Sam McKinney drained two straight 3-point baskets to cut the TJCA lead to 67-65 with 3:05 left.
Justus Freeland then converted a backdoor layup and hit one of two foul shots to give his team a 70-65 lead with 1:18 left From that point the Gryphons were able to salt the game away from the foul line as Nick Mintz canned 5-6 from the line down the stretch as TJCA held on for the 78-72 win
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By Doug Cooper, Extension Communications specialist
Guests for the weekly crop and weather report Sept. 14 are ISU Extension climatologist Elwynn Taylor, integrated pest management specialist Rich Pope and corn agronomist Roger Elmore.
With harvest is just around the corner, Taylor says an arctic cold front is heading into the U.S. from Canada, and he doesn't think it will have any significant impact on Iowa. Mason City is the furthest behind in growing degrees days from normal of any site measured in the Corn Belt.
Pope repeats his message from prior weeks - keep scouting fields as harvest draws closer. Soybean aphids are still being found in patches in some fields, though they are beginning to migrate to buckthorn for overwintering. Bright sunshiny days have been beneficial to crops.
Elmore says we are one to two weeks to maturity in most parts of the state. He discusses some issues of concern across the state - corn senescing fast, bottom up and top down, all seems a little bit early; some drought and nitrogen pressure; and disease pressure which is increasing with the cool nights and the morning fogs.
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BURRILLVILLE -- Back on Thursday, Sept. 20, Burrillville High needed overtime to dispatch Division II rival Cumberland, 1-0, at its Tucker Field home.
According to senior tri-captain Laura Hauser, the Broncos didn't want to go to an extra session again.
"Our game plan was to stop their drives from going through because they did a pretty good job of that the first time," Hauser said of the squads' second meeting on Monday afternoon. "Their goalie (senior Elizabeth Alberg) also is pretty fast, so we needed to work her, catch her off-balance."
Burrillville had more on the line this time around, due in part to the fact it hadn't lost yet this season.
While it played rather sporadically in the initial half, it pretty much dominated the last, and – thanks to sophomore Kasey Desrosiers' tally off senior Brittney Bebeau's feed with just 3:58 left in regulation – the Broncos celebrated a 2-1 triumph over the gritty Clippers.
In the process, it remained unbeaten at 8-0-1. Cumberland fell to 5-3-1.
"I thought we were a little sluggish in the first half," noted Burrillville mentor Susan Burgess. "I don't know why. I don't know if it was adrenaline or what, but I was waiting for them to settle down and play their game.
"I thought maybe the nerves were getting to them; I mean, they knew they were undefeated, and they were playing a really good team," she added. "I told them at halftime they needed to calm down and do the things they needed to do to score. Once they did that, we dominated."
As for the game-winning tally, Desrosiers described it this way: "Britt reverse-sticked it to me, and I just banged it in. I remember it being on my stick, and I thought, 'This is it! We've got to win this game if we want to stay undefeated.' Next thing I knew, it was in."
Stated Bebeau: "I was in front of the goalie, and I just flicked it forward toward the net. That's when Alex poked it in … My only thought was 'No overtime! Thank you!"
Actually, with 3:19 remaining, it appeared Cumberland senior Franky Hawkins had knotted the contest at 2-2 off of a penalty corner, but the officials disallowed it for an infraction.
"It hit a foot of one of our players, and that's illegal," sighed Clippers' head coach Stephanie Bello. "I was just, like, 'Shoot!' We knew this would be a tough game, and the kids aren't happy about losing.
"I thought we played alright, but we lacked some hustle and our passing wasn't very strong," she continued. "Both teams are really good, and I thought it was pretty even throughout, but they scored late and won.
"We've been having some problems scoring, so I chose switch to four forwards instead of three, so our (defensive) backs were one (girl) short. I did it to create more offense, but a lot of pressure falls on our midfielders. They need to recover more quickly to get back and help the backs.
"In the second half, with all that running, they were exhausted; that's why Burrillville was able to dominate."
Junior Mikayla Fernandez gave the Broncos an early 1-0 cushion after she ripped an unassisted shot past senior keeper Elizabeth Alberg only 10:15 into the tilt.
Cumberland didn't need long to knot it, as Hawkins beat senior goalie/tri-captain Alexandra LeClair a mere 3:54 later.
With 6:42 left before intermission, officials awarded Burrillville a penalty shot after a Clipper defender was whistled for using her foot to award a sure goal. Hauser took it and lofted a shot off the crossbar, and it landed near Alberg but never rolled over the goal line, so the 1-1 deadlock stood.
"Mikayla had been playing upfront in the first half, but I moved her to center back in the second half, and I thought she played well," Burgess offered later. "Mikayla's got an amazing drive, one of the best of anyone on our team; she can drill it the length of the field.
"I also switched (senior) Ali Boisvert up to the front because of her speed, and I think that helped. But I have to say it was (senior) Alisha Marcotte's best game defensively. She was all over the place."
On Desrosiers' goal, she avoided a couple of defenders' sticks and tucked the ball inside the left post. After Hawkins' tally was disallowed, Burrillville ran out the clock.
Alberg finished with seven saves for the Clippers, while LeClair manufactured five.
"This feels great to be unbeaten," LeClair grinned. "We come to practice every day ready to work hard, and we do. Still, even thought we haven't lost, we're not letting it go to our heads. We have to keep working. We know we have to if we want to keep winning."
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sbailey4 Jan 28, 2013 5:37 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to cocktail5555
That is normal for wifi to disconnect when phone sleeps. Always has done that with the older units and iOS versions. That is not a bug its does that by design.
cocktail5555 wrote:
6.1 beta 4 helped my wifi that kept dropping.
6.1 beta 5 killed it again. My wifi gets dropped directly after I lock the phone. This is garbage
JanSKay Jan 28, 2013 5:39 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to sbailey4
But when the iPhone is awakened it should reconnect!
sbailey4 Jan 28, 2013 5:40 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to anthony a.fromwalpole
Now thats funny! I mean not really but you know what I mean. SO glad you can use SIRI to purchase your tickets though. Just use LTE instead of WIFI
anthony a.fromwalpole wrote:
IOS 6.1 didn't fix WIFI. The higher priority was SIRI and purchasing tickets through Fandango, lol
sbailey4 Jan 28, 2013 5:44 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to JanSKay
Correct it should but Cocktail didnt say that it didnt. Just said that it doisconnects when locked which is what its suppoesd to do. Also if is doesnt reconnect, users need to make sure their SSID in not the generic LINKSYS, DLINK, WIRELESS etc. That apparently needs to be a unique name now since iOS 6.0.
andrebuba Jan 28, 2013 5:45 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to StephPDX
The update didn't fix my wifi problem.
Still the same!
Shanon.Roberts Jan 28, 2013 5:48 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to sbailey4
I UPGRADED the firmware after IOS 6.1 came out and all my companies WAP's work now.
The latest firmware on Netgear Bombed out, so i had to downgrade.
As for Netgear, ive posted on their Forum, and logged an issue months ago. They were aware of this issue since IOS 6.
Prior: I have to DOWNGRADE firmware to 5.1 to make the Iphone 5's and other devices with IOS 6+ more compatible.
NOW: IOS 6.1 with Firmware 5.03 on Netgear everything is working now.
MGD13 Jan 28, 2013 8:01 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to tobifs
Unfortunately I dropped my 3rd iPhone which was working. The glass broke and i had to have it replaced. The good news is that I have AppleCare +. The bad news is that my wifi doesn't work- again. I went to Starbucks just to try out wifi. It connected at 0.2 Mbps. My iPad 3 running ios5 connected at 33.57mbps. I went back to the apple store and a genius told me that" There is ABSOLUTLY NOTHING wrong with your phone". It is connecting here and it connected at Starbucks. The wifi at Starbucks is just old and slow and there are too many people( 5-6). Starbucks has an AT&T hot spot. I'm sure AT&T will be glad to here that their hot spots are just"old and slow".
Tonight we went to dinner and I was showing my husband the test results. The manager came over and we asked him how fast their wifi was. Mine was 2.90 and my husband's droid was 32. The manager watched and then said" yeah our chef gripes about his wifi speed and so does our owner-iPhone 5.
I'm back home and I'm using LTE because my wifi won't connect. Here I go again- but there's nothing wrong with this phone!!!!!
I am so frustrated.
I am waiting to download 6.1 to make sure that it doesn't have new bugs.
Shanon.Roberts Jan 28, 2013 8:19 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to MGD13
If you're Apple Device isnt upgraded to IOS 6.1, then i recommend you doing so.
there is NO need to wait, its out already
IF it still doesnt connect to your specified sites, then its NOT your problem to deal with.
It all comes down to "general" copatability.
Read through my posts and findings
As for your WiFi at home,... again read my posts, possibly FIRMWARE related.
zverko Jan 28, 2013 11:25 PM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to tobifs
1. To guy who is from Belgium. Go to nearest Apple store. You have in Switzerland, Germany, Netherlands. Go where nearest and they must replace your iphone! Thats the point about Apple, wheather you buy it in Japan, or Mars you can (withing guarantiee) fix it or replace for new one in whole f**** world!
Also, resselers also must take iphone into servis, and if they think its ok, they will change you for new one. But, in apple store you get a new one on the spot (same day) but at reseller you get after 3-5 days. There are resellers in Belgium. iPhone is legally sold in Belgium so resellers (shops which sell apple stuff) must take it in and fix it or give you new one. Take me for example. I am from Serbia, and friend got my iphone5 from Switzerland (we dont have iphone in our country, shame i know). So i will head to Hungary, Budapest which is only 350 km away where i will go to reseller iStyle in Budapest and they will give me new one. I have already spoke to them. So, dont worry you have some Apple rights you can use, for god sakes
2. About iOS 6.1. I think nothing is fixed with my wifi. But, i cant check in my home since i have bought Time Capsule and now my iphone 5 is doing really great in home wifi. I will check today at office or in some cafee, and will report back. But, i think this is a hardware problem
jpm_1 Jan 29, 2013 12:38 AM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to jpm_1
I updated to 6.1 this morning and ... wifi still bad. I did speed test :
3G : ping 61 ms, download 372.1 kb/s, upload 88.4 kb/s
Wifi : ping 53 ms, download 7.4 kb/s, upload 0.00 kb/s
So I made a new appointment with Genius Bar because now I don't believe anymore in an software issue but rather in an hardware one, like maybe connection with antennae lost.
My trust in Apple products is very weak now.
Z.T Jan 29, 2013 12:52 AM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to StephPDX
After replacing iphone 5 twice in App Store genius bar. Am still surfing the same problem. (wifi issues, if I walk 2 feets away of Router, the Wifi signal showed 2 bars, but no data connection.).
1st pairs of iphone5 purchased in early Dec. wifi on mine is not working yet, but my wife' working good. within 1 week, back to App store, asked for a replacement, which already in ios 6.0.2. it worked fine in 3G celluar or Wifi in 1st 1-2 week. and then wifi no working again!
I have tried all the ways discussed in this thread "https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4322714?start=0&tstart=0". wifi still no working.
lucky to see you fix the issue after upgrading to ios 6.1, so downloading & upgrading to latest ios 6.1. wifi still not working yet...
Am thinking to get back Genius bar ask for another replacement...
Apple, please do not disappointed us again, FIX issues ASAP!!! been loyal customer since iphone 1...
Jashmid Jan 29, 2013 1:32 AM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to sbailey4
I've had it with all this "it's normal" nonsense. Enough is enough. If you can't reproduce the problem on your end, it's either because you don't udenrstand what it is that you need to look for or everything works perfectly fine (which is extremely unlikely; I've personally tested 5 different iOS6 devices myself).
IT IS NOT NORMAL to lose Wifi as soon as the proximity sensor turns off the screen when you hold the bloody thing against your ear!
I have not been able to use Skype, Viber, or any other VOIP apps since iOS6. My only option is to use it on speaker. Ridiculous.
Sorry to point my anger at you, but I'm tired of people trying to ignore the issue. Even if your intentions are good (I'm sure they are), you are not helping. I've been an iOS user since the very first version and never have had to deal with such a ridiculous "normal feature".
smythm20 Jan 29, 2013 2:27 AM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to tobifs
well i'm hoping that this WiFi issue is resolved in IOS 6.1. I was streaming live tv program to my iphone 5 through my wifi conenction at home last night and lost connection a couple of times.
Dear Apple, if it were a router issue, i would expect to to affect all wireless devices and not single out the iPhone 5.
the other annoying thing about iPhone 5. when in airplane mode, with WiFi enabled, i cannot send an iMessage after a period of inactivity. I put my phone in airplane mode at night before going to sleep. in the morning, i cannot send an imessage, even though i can check new emailswhich proves wifi connected, without taking the phone out of airplan mode. this didnt happen on my 3gs. I
I will post back on whether either of these are fixed with the new update.
Bigabiga Jan 29, 2013 2:31 AM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to smythm20
Anyone has tried the 6.1 just out? Any better for the WIFI? Thanks
camiono Jan 29, 2013 2:48 AM
Re: iPhone 5 wifi issues in response to Bigabiga
Update 6.1 does not solve the issues with iPhone 5 and WiFi.
Updated iPhone5 to iOS 6.1 and the device will not connect to any local WiFi network. "Unable to join the network "[network_name]"
Tried a hard reset and soft network reset, iPhone 5 still will not connect to any WiFi. The iPhone is only two weeks old.
Tried across all types of Wifi - WEP / WPA / etc. Not working.
Still waiting on a replacement device from O2 - although they are still out of stock for iPhone5's after nearly 2 weeks.
iPhone 4S and iPad2 are working on the same networks.


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California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks will host two author appearances this week.
On Tuesday, Philip Clayton of Claremont Lincoln University will present "Beyond the Religion Wars: The Path From Reduction to Re-enchantment" at 11:10 a.m. and "The New Sciences of Emergent Complexity: Evolving Religion in an Evolving World" at 4 p.m. Both lectures will be held in Samuelson Chapel. Clayton, author of "Adventures in the Spirit" and "The Predicament of Belief," has a doctorate from Yale University and has taught at the University of Munich and University of Cambridge.
At 6 p.m. Thursday, Yong Zhao will present "From Job Seekers to Job Creators: Educating Creative and Entrepreneurial Talents for the New Economy" in the Lundring Events Center. Zhao, whose latest books are "World Class Learners" and "Catching Up or Leading the Way: American Education in the Age of Globalization," is a professor at the University of Oregon and an international speaker.
All three lectures are free and open to the public. For more information, call 493-3232 (for Clayton talk) or 493-3160 (for Zhao).
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Rick Steves: 8 p.m. Friday. Will present a live broadcast of "NPR's Travel with Rick Steves." $24-$44. Kavli Theatre, Civic Arts Plaza, Thousand Oaks. 449-2787.
Bruce Ferber: 3 p.m. Saturday. Will sign "Elevating Overman." Barnes & Noble, 4820 Telephone Road, Ventura. 339-0990.
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My attempt to bring Debian's current website out of the stone age. I took a minimalistic approach because bandwidth is expensive and things, quite frankly, look better and cleaner that way.
As the first news entry says, this design consists of only 5 HTTP objects (excluding CSS and HTML): the logo, the striped background in the header, the background with the top shadowed in the text below the header, the US flag, and the RSS icon. The page is elastic and should work at any resolution, and uses only typesets that everyone can display (DejaVu Sans in the mockup).
This design addresses key faults in the current one, such as the difficulty in navigation, especially for users who do not speak English. While the site takes advantage of content negotiation, the manual language switch is placed at the very bottom of every page! So in this design the language will be represented by a flag that's immediately visible to everyone, without scrolling. And of course, the current design is fairly unattractive and is really, really old. This one is modern, clean, and if I do say so myself, attractive.
I addressed these without deviating from the central idea that the website should easily be accessible to everyone and that includes dialup users, another key reason I took a minimalistic approach. I will do my best to code this so that all browsers can display it properly but IE almost always throws me for a loop in that regard. ><
And this is just a mockup. An idea. I would LOVE to see this go somewhere and actually become the new design for Debian's website but I cannot guarantee that.
Now live!
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The Class of 1944 Chapel is the centerpiece of Episcopal's new campus in Newtown Square. Situated at the highest point of the Campus Green, the Chapel is also home to many historic items taken from Christ Chapel in Merion, including the needlepoint kneelers, altar cross, war memorial wood carvings, small stained glass windows, and organ pipes. Designed by alumnus and Pritzker Prize winner Robert Venturi '44, the Class of 1944 Chapel is a magnificent space.
Venturi describes his design in this way: "A chapel for the Episcopal Academy was the subject for my master's thesis in 1950.... The chapel is an iconic element as perceived immediately within the campus complex by pedestrians and as perceived from a distance from moving cars along Route 252 and from approaches to the center of the complex within the campus by car. The chapel is also a harmonious element within its immediate architectural and natural context, that of the new campus complex and its landscape, via characteristics of its design that are analogous and contrasting."
The organ for the new Episcopal Academy Class of 1944 Chapel has required over 4 years of planning and construction. It was completed by R. J. Brunner & Co. of Silver Spring, Pennsylvania for the opening of the new campus in the fall of 2008. The firm was first contacted in November, 2004 regarding a proposal to move and expand the organ in the chapel of the Merion campus. The existing organ was built in 1963 by the M. P. Moller Co. of Hagerstown, Maryland as the firm's opus 9809, a 2-manual and Pedal instrument of 17 ranks. It featured an exposed Great principal chorus and wood Pedal Subbass pipes displayed on an upper level, with the Swell and enclosed portion of the Great behind wood grillwork. The small size of the instrument led to the addition of several ranks of pipes and other changes, in an effort to increase the capabilities of the organ. In spite of these improvements, it was obvious that the organ would not be of sufficient size to fill the space of the much larger new chapel being built.
More information about the builder of the organ, can be found at brunnerorgans.com
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Yes, dear men, it's May! Spring has sprung! Time to start working on Christmas!
One of my favourite parts of the season is creating and giving people stockings... Yet, I've never found a pattern that I'm totally happy with. It seems that it's either a grossly oversized sock pattern (which doesn't hang vertically worth a dang) or a over-simplified shape that doesn't look like much of anything. Has anyone found one that you really like that finds a happy medium? I'd be most appreciative.... Also, other than Red Heart (ich) a good worsted weight that has lots of bright colours, yet not terribly expensive ($8.95 for 25 stitches kills me, I'm a teacher, have no income!) As always, thanks for all of your BRILLIANT advice!
Christmas? Yikes! But I suppose it does make sense to get started---all in good time my pretty, all in good time....
I think I might steal your idea and make some Christmas Stockings for hubbie and The Dogs----Pattern recommendations? ---Jerry---
YAY I was goign to say KnitPicks has good yarns that I use to make mine with, also Cascade220 is a good one also
Born Gay...FABULOUS by choice...
Visit Crafty Andy's Blog Very Cute!
Cute stocking! Knit Picks Wool of the Andes has a few bright colors (one of each primary color as well as other shades of red and green for Christmas items). It's only $1.99US per 110yard skein and shipping is free for orders over $50. Also WEBS www.yarn.com has Cascade 220 in lots of bright colors on sale for $4.89US per skein (that's 220 yards of good stuff), even at the normal $7US the price is right.
Knitpicks Wool of the Andes. . .
The christmas stockings I've done have all been felted and more or less knit by the seat of the pants.....
Caron's Simply Soft has quite a good selection of bright colours.